Social and Personal Notes From Williamsport
Mrs Melville F Riley and son have returned from the West and South West after attending the Century of Progress Exposition. Several residents and visitors are listed, including Miss Nancy Norment, Louise Corson, Miss Laura Coston, and families from Roanoke, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Births announced for Mary Catherine Reel and H A McFaddin at local homes and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville F. Riley
Melville F. ‘Riley, Jr
South
Prospect Street
West
Chicago
Nancy Norment
Berwyn
Art
A. Te. Woods
Baltimore
Mary Beitler
Williamsport Senior 4H Club Weiner Roast Outing
The Williamsport Senior 4H Club enjoyed a weiner roast in Clarkson's meadow. Attendees included Lindell Carter Bertha Castle Pearl Emerson Jan Fearnow Ethel Hoffman Dorothy Keyton Virginia Myers Zola Myers Mary Teach Betty Sheen Fairy Eckerd Frank Brown Chas Coakley Norris Downs Dwight Fearnow Albert Wine Robert Ardinger Mrs L Grove Miss Leila Emerson and instructor Frederick Wintermoy er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Clarkson's Meadow
Lindell Carter
Bertha Castle
Pearl Emerson
Jan Fearnow
Ethel Hoffman
Dorothy Keyton
Virginia
Zola Myers
Mary Teach
Betty Sheen
Fairy Eckerd
Frank Brown
Chas Coakley
Norris Downs
Dwight Fearnow
Albert Wine
Robert Ardinger
L. Grove
Leila Emerson
Frederick Wintermoyer
Organist Wilbur Swanson to Give Recital at St John’s
Wilbur F Swanson of St Olaf College will play a recital at St John s Lutheran Church in this city Sunday Sept 17 at 7 30 p m His concert tour includes the Eastman School of Music and study under notable mentors His future as a virtuoso is praised by college friends and local observers The recital is sponsored by the Western District Lutheran Leagues with a silver offering to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Swanson
St. Olaf College
St. John's
Lutheran Church
Swanson
United States
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
St. Olaf
F. Melius Christiansen
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
James Robert Gillette
Carlton Symphony Band
Skinner
James R. Gillette
Northfield (Minn
Western District Luthor Leagues
J. W. Ott
J. Edward Flarms
Catherine Neuhardt
George Whetstone
Fred P. Eutler
Paul L. Brindle
Birthday Party for Mrs Devine Honors Mary Devine
Mr and Mrs Vernon L Parker entertained at 401 South Cannon avenue last night in honor of Mrs Mary Devine for her sixty ninth birthday. The party featured Fallflowers games music and refreshments with guests including Mrs Henry Beane Mrs Brown Mrs Harry Saum Mrs Julia Heleine Mrs Moats Mrs Spangler and the Parker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Parker
South
Cannon Avenue
Episcopal Sunday School to Reopen at St Johns
The Sunday School of St. Johns Episcopal church will reopen this Sunday September 10 after a summer closure. All departments resume classes with expected large attendance. Session starts at 9:45 AM as usual.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Make Your Own Fall Ensemble in Hairy Woolen Patterns
Helen Williams promotes autumn fashion patterns for dresses coats and hats in hairy woolen fabrics. Style No 2918 covers dresses and coats in sizes 14 to 40 bust inches with hat Style No 2851 for head sizes 21 to 23 inches. Orders sent to Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mall New York City with 10 cents for the book and 15 cents per pattern.
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Oxford
Cire
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mall
Fifth Ave
New York City
Peace Club elects Entler president at banquet
At the Hagerstown Peace Club banquet in St Pauls M E social room Fred P Entler was chosen president succeeding Louise Porter. Other officers include Margaret Hart vice president and Harold Snively secretary treasurer. The peace booth at the Hagerstown Fair is kept for a second year with committees named for arrangements decorations porter invitations and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
St Paul's M. E
Fred P. Entler
Misa Louise’Porter
Mareeret Hart
Harold Snively
Hagerstown Fair
Stollows
Harry Zellers
Margaret Hart
Eleanor White
Leonora Lantz
Sarah Jane Wertz
County Marriages of Interest Here
Two marriages of interest to Boonsboro and Hagerstown have been announced. Dorothy Scruggs of Elton Virginia wed Clifford LaMar of Richmond Virginia formerly of Boonsboro in Washington last Saturday. Maxine Hutzell of Boonsboro married George Bowlus of Middletown in Annapolis last April. The LaMars will live in Washington and the Bowluses in Gettburg.
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Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Mise Dorothy Scruggs
Elton
Cifford LaMar
M. A. Huffer
Richmond
Washington
Maxine Hutzell
Otho J. Hutzell
George Bowlus
Middletown
Annapolis
LaMar
Bowlus
Gettraburg
Farewell Party For Matty McCorker Held In Hagerstown
Minas Margaret Carey Lester Smith hosted a farewell party for Miss Matty McCorker of Huntington West Virginia who leaves tomorrow after a two month stay in Hagerstown. About twenty guests traveled to Braddock Heights for dancing and refreshments at Lester Smiths South Locust street home. Guests included Margaret Carey Agnes Smith Mildred Williams Arline Shaffer Sydney Palladino Peter Davies Lee Ebersole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minas Margaret Carey
Lester Smith
Matty McCorker
Huntington
W. Va
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Locust Street
Margaret Carey
Agnes Smith
Mildred Williams
Arline Shaffer
Sydney Palladino
Peter Davies
Lee Ebersole
Annual Class Picnic Held by Helping Hand Circle
The Helping Hand Circle of the First Christian Sunday School held its annual class picnic in City Park with bingo games and a covered dish luncheon. Attendees included teachers Mrs. J. T. Clarkson and Mrs. Myrtle Crabill and many members such as Mrs. Ruth Foreman and Miss Thelma Shingleton. The piece also notes teacher transfers: Vera Hutzell moves to Boonsboro School and John Lakin succeeds her at Mt. Carmel School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
J. T. Clarkson
Myrtle Crabill
Margaret Harper
Myrtle Talbert
Rama Niemyer
Nettie Warble
Silas Moxingo
Estella Lohr
Ruth Foreman
Nena Purdham
Grace Kellar
Mattie Judd
Annié Shingleton
May Clark
Thelma Shingleton
Jean’ Summer
Joyce Foreman
Gladys Purdam
Tommy Talbert
Thurman Purdham
Vera Hutzell
Mt. Carmel School
Boonsboro School
Gladys Thomas
Miss Hutzell
John Lakin
Jubilee Singers to Give Concert at Antietam Street church
The Colored Jubilee Singers present the season starter at 3:00 PM at Antietam Street United Brethren church corner Antietam and Locust streets. Under Mrs. Mary Hollis they promise added numbers and a stronger program than last winter. Fred P. Entler of Cumberland will speak at Allegany county Men's Bible Classes rally Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam Street
United Brethren Church
Antietam
Locust Streets
Vallous Church
Mary Hollis
Fred P. Entler
Allegany County
Cumberland
Mr. Entler
Washington County
Men's Bible Class Federation of
Maryland
Beauty Routines Add Glow With Evening Sleep And Cream
A columnist recommends nightly rest plus a facial routine. Massage cleansing cream into the face before napping and cover with gauze to keep the cream from rubbing off on the pillow. This simple care is said to renew attractiveness.
Surprise Party for Miss Herbert Held at Oak Hill Knolls
A surprise birthday party was given for Miss Mary Jane Herbert by her aunt Miss Blanche Reinhart of Oak Hill Knolls. Games and dancing followed a dining room display in yellow with centerpieces and favors. many presents were received by the guest of honor. Attending were Mary Weaver Charlotte Reed Venette Lambrose Esther McCarren Marie McKinley Peggy Lugenbeel Laura Naomi Smith Mary Jane Herbert Samuel Wolfe Ernest Allen Knott Paul Gibbons William Stum Robert Brown William Stump and Gordon Lugenbeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Herbert
Blanche Reinhart
Oak Hill Knolls
Mary Weaver
Charlotte Reed
Venette Lambrose
Esther McCarren
Marie McKinley
Peggy ‘Lugenbeel
Laura
Naomi Smith
Mrs Little Medalist Leads Fountain Head Golf Qualifier
Mrs Welles Little led the qualifying round of the Fountain Head Country Club women golfers annual championship tourney. The first round started this week, with a inter-club match against Chambersburg on Tuesday and the second round set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles Little
Fountain Head Country Club
Chambersburg Club
Fountain Head
Leslié W. Manners
Ben Reed
Hugh Auld
W. R. Moore
R. B. Norment,Jr
Willis Altenderter
Russell Zentmyer
Mark Landis
Stanley Owings
Manners
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe Ad
Permanent waving offered at Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe 208 North Potomac Street phone 66 W. Prices start at two dollars fifty cents.
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Olive Hope
Potomac St
W. Adv
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