Social and Personal Notes From Williamsport Area
The Social Editor notes various engagements and movements. Leah Leaf Williamsport plans collage park study at the University of Maryland. Several residents travel or visit cities like Chicago New York Philadelphia and Chattanooga. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Leah Leaf
Williamsport
University of Maryland
Charles Lugar
U. L. Lugar
Lewis ‘Baker
North
Cannon Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Dangerous fat gone fifty pounds in five months
Mrs Margaret Brinkle of Buffalo New York reports dramatic fat loss after using Kruschen Salts, claiming she lost 50 pounds in five months. Ad copy touts a half teaspoon daily dose, and promises improved fitness, clearer skin, more energy, and relief from arthritis symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarete Brinkle
Buffalo
N. Y
Cauffman
Girls Club Plans Program and Social Calendar
The Girls Ex High Y Club met at the Y M C A to discuss a constructive program. A committee led by Lucille Miller was formed to plan activities while social meetings continue biweekly and a December 1 club dance is set with Marie Semler as advisor. Dr Evelyn Luke urged balanced ambitions and steady progress like Lindbergh, stressing fewer, better tasks to broaden outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Miller
Gayl McConnell
Lucille Garver
Margaret Turner
Lois Helm
Marie Semler
Evelyn Luke
Christian Citizenship topic frames Keedysville W C T U meeting
The Keedysville Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday in the union hall to discuss Christian Citizenship. Rev J B Reed led the main address on the 18th Amendment while Mrs Esta Clopper led devotion. Delegates were named for the Maryland WCTU convention and officers were elected including Louise Burter as president and Rachel Scheller as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Union
Esta Clopper
J. B. ‘Reed
America
Inez Plock
M. B. Thomas
Ida B. Wise Smith
Mr. Reed
Eva Wyand
Myrtie B. Thomas
Maryland
Ettan Taylor
Rachel Scheller
Easy-To-Make Swagger Coat Pattern Ad
A fashion notice promotes pattern No. 2837 for sizes 14 to 40 bust, requiring 24 yards of 54 inch material and 2 yards of 3% inch lining for coat and hat. It touts a shoulder driven swagger coat in vivid tweed and urges readers to order the 10 cent book and 15 cent pattern with stamps or coins.
Dear Anxious and Despondent A Wife's Guide to Family Tensions
Betty Brainerd offers blunt counsel to a young mother facing divorce, urging gratitude toward her own mother, urging responsibility for her child, and warning against meddling with siblings. The letter argues for softened attitudes, warns against leaving home, and cites a 16-year-old daughter's risky romance as a cautionary example.
King's Daughters Seek Bandages and Supplies
The King's Daughters request white muslin cloths for bandages and usable cook stoves and chairs for several needy families aided by the Welfare Board. Call 921 to donate items and arrange pickup. Estelle Young offers accredited piano and theory courses at 37 Fairground, phone 490-M Aqv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
Estelle
Fairground
Marriage Licenses and Club Meeting Notice
Elbert V. Johnson 59 and Nettie P. Bell 46 Brunswick. Lloyd R. Angle 22 and Mary V. Weinbaugh 19 Mercersburg Pa. William Henry Handshew 25 Cakville Pa and Hazel Elizabeth Helm 20 Shippensburg Pa. A meeting of the Woman's Club of Williamsport will be held at 7 45 tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Richard G. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
V. Johnson
Nettie
P. Bell
Brunswick
Lloyd R. Angle
Mary V. Weinbaugh
Mercersburg
William Henry Handshew
Cakville
Hazel Elizabeth , Helm
Shippensburg
Woman's Club of
Williamsport
Richard G. Hoffman
Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies Meet in Frederick
The Frederick District Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies plan meetings at St. Paul’s M E Church with a 10 a m morning session featuring Miss Lulu Hopper of Baltimore who recently returned from Russia. An afternoon session starts at 2 with officer reports and Mrs. Wilson presiding. Luncheon to be served by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's. Foreign Missionary Societies
Frederick District
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Lulu. Hopper
Baltimore
Russion Fields
Wilson
Frederick
R. H. Compton
Cumberland
Flower Show Draws Big Interest From Hancock Garden Club
The Hancock Garden Club sponsored its first flower show on Mrs. J. Frank Field's porch drawing many entries and praise for the exhibits. Judges Dr. H. Tobias Prof. Douglas M. Bivens and Miss Helen McAvoy helped select winners including Nora Peck and Mrs. Robert Moffett in diverse categories. A farewell party for Miss Lillian Moore was hosted by Miss Louise Gimple as Pink and white decoratives highlighted the event. Charles Barber and Virginia Myers lead in a play to be staged at St. Pauls U B Church. The Womens Missionary Society of First Baptist Church meets tonight at 7 30 with a program and refreshments. The Fort Wayne home of ex Secretary Hugh McCulloch still stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Garden Club
J. Frank Field
Field
H. Tobias
Douglas M. Bivens
Helen McAvoy
Zinnias
Nora Peck
Robert Moffett
Miss Jenkins
P. G. Stigers
Lewis Ripple
Milton Zonkers
Robert Hess
Daniel Heller
Will Mason
Robert Heas
Frances Faith
Edna Caldwell
May Mason
Stanley, Fulton
E. P. Cahill
Charles T. Pyles
Ham Breakall
I. H. Tobias
Louise Gimple
F. and G. Club
Funkstown
Lillian Moore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Lil Nan Moore
Betty Coble
Madeline Richter
Doris Ensminger
Helen Widmyer
Mary Brown Fesperman
Gail Mitchell
Charles Barber
Virginia Myers
Corinne
St. Paul’s U. B
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Tips On New Fall Feminine Make-Up At Convention
Ruth Cowan reports at the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association convention in Chicago on fall makeup trends. Highlights include a Victorian yet vigorous look, lighter rouge and lipstick, return of patches and barrettes, hair ribbons, full nail polish coverage, longer bob, back hair with barrettes, use of false hair, wine red Upsticks, and gray hair as stylish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Myndall Cain
Minneapolis
Beautician
Mrs Myers Hosts Dinner for Birthday Family Celebration
Mollie Myers marked a milestone by entertaining her nine children, twenty six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren with dinner on the old homestead lawn. Music came from an orchestra of family members as gifts were exchanged. attendees included Grant and Rush Myers, Floyd Keller, Harry Batt, Jesse Staley, McKinley Shank, James Myers Jr, Ross Myers, and Lonzo Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Myers
Tam Alex
Myers
Grant Myers
Rush Myers
Floyd Keller
Harry Batt
Washington
Jesse Staley
McKinley Shank
Williamsport
James Myers
Ross Myers
Jesele. Myers
Lonzo Austin
Roy Myers
Paul Showe
Names list detached from article draft in a social column
A fragmented roster of individuals including Vera Myers Austin Vera Shank Staley Kelley Keller Shrader Keller Myers Shank Keller Myers Shank Myers and related relatives. The text presents a scattered sequence of surnames and given names with no clear event or context.
Reverend Lloyd Davis Speaks at Wil-Mam Mens Brotherhood
Reverend Lloyd Davis pastor of Washington Square M E Church will address the Mens Brotherhood tonight at 7 30 oclock in the Wil Mam Sports M E Church meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Davis
Washington Square M. E. Church
Men's Brotherhood of the
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William Eyster
York
Melville F. Riley and Sons
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Beckwith
Mr. Eyster
George H. Riley
Lehigh
Riley
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Potomac Avenue
New York City
Barbizon Plaza
Frank Welty
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Daniel Sprecher
Vetanklin and Marshall College, Law
Endman
M Omer DB Sprecher
Franklin. Kitzinger Htér
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Hagerstown
Mealey Parkway
Mra Kitzinger
Kitzinger
Mra
James
Brown's
Smart Shop
Leslie” ‘Spielman
C. P. Bohman
Jocal Ali Ghan
Ali Ghan
Shriners
William Jiles
Philadelphia
Temple University
Margaret Donegan
C. and P. Telephone Company
William Layman
J. W. Layman
Forrest Drive
Katherine Liesmann
Camp Hill
Louise McClain
Winter Street
Ralph Mullendore
Washington, D. C
Miss. B.pettingall
Patsy Hat Shoppe
New York
H. Eb, Iginfritz
Geo. R. Gehr
F. W. Cruickshank
0. P. Bohman
Lawrence Wolfe
W. M., Daniels
Bit Pool
J. M. Tombaugh
Martha
Virginia Lewis
Fae Strailman
Mary L
Catherina Schmidt
Guilford Avenue
Aubrey
Kaylor
Antietam Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sonny Fretwell
Virginia Avenue
Aidin
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin
L. & B. Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Brown’s Smart Shop
Washington St
Philco
Wade-In Stheorics
Vabunter Delemen Co., Inc
Denerees
W.C.T. U
J. B . Reed
Keedysville
Cy Helen Williams
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth. Ave
Betty Brainerd
East 65Th St
King's Daughters
Baty
ITH
Alice Brady
Broadway
Hollywood
Secretary of the Treasury
Hugh McCulloch
Lincoln
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bungay
Western Maryland Railway
Potomac St
By Ruth Cowan
Mrs. Myers
Murphy’s
Summit Ave
Ruby Jackson
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