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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
2
Residents and visitors connected to Washington state towns are listed with movements and family ties. Names include Gary Lindsay Miss Margaret Smith Louise Rockner Peregtine Wroth Julius-Parran Matthews Clarence Metz C Goodloe Edgar John Hornbaker Henry Miller Cyrus Bell Byron Grimes Iva Brartaman Romaine Kopp Martha Bowman Emory Kopp Leroy Brewer and others. Announcements cover births engagements and attendances at funerals and schools.
The Y M C A will host a membership dance this Friday in the Y gym from 8 30 to midnight. Music by Jerry Harp and his boys. Open to members with at least a social Y M C A membership. cards required at the door. Committee: Lois Helm Mary Ellen Hook Jans P Bittinger Richard Wood Lawson Wolfinger Milton Goronzik Fred P Entler Winifred Ingram.
Mrs. Thomas H. Hardinge was re elected president of the Hagerstown Garden Club at the annual meeting held at The Club. A flower show featured fall mowers and exhibits arranged in copper brass pottery glass and porcelain. Judges faced many prize winners with top honors across copper pewter brass pottery glass basket miniatures porcelain and other categories. The club outlined plans for a year with five minute speeches monthly garden topics and an April shrub and bulb show. The next meeting will be at Miss Edna Smith’s home in October with forty five members and several guests in attendance.
The Young Women's Missionary society of St. John's Lutheran church held a surprise bowling party at Recreational Center on Monday evening for Miss Mary J. Rhodes. Rhodes, president of the society for years, will wed Rev. Harold Crouse on October 14, and received Kirksilver as a gift in recognition of her service.
A fashion department ad offers a lace trimmed lingerie pattern No 2942 for sizes 14 to 42 bust, with yardage details and a brassiere top. Also promotes an Autumn fashions book with tips on personal style and cinema trends, urging readers to send 10 cents for the book and 15 cents for the pattern.
The Potomac Playmakers outline a four production season under Mrs. Victor Cushwa with help from Mrs. Kenneth Bonner George Updegraft and Mrs. W. C. Vedder. East Lynne opens October 26 27 followed by Noel Coward Hay Fever in December Other Language by Rose Franken in February and The Old Soak by Don Marquis in April. Miriam Everts directs, Douglas Mims chairs the ticket committee and handles business while Mrs. Douglas Mims leads the one act group.
The Hancock Garden Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. George Huber Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected: President Mrs. Daniels, vice president Dr. I H Tobias, treasurer Mrs. Frank Fields, corresponding secretary Mrs. Edmund Cahill, recording secretary Mrs. John P. Caspar. Lt. K H Smith U S A Medical Corps spoke on the Reforestation Camp at Flintstone Maryland. Miss Alice Huber of Washington D C sang a musical program.
The Women’s Club of Keedysville met at Miss Emma Burtner’s home for the regular monthly gathering. Mrs Myrtle B. Thomas read a poem “Why Are We Here” to start the meeting, with Miss Burtner, club president, presiding over a brief business session.
An eighteen hole event in six hole matches drew eight participants at Fountain Head Country Club yesterday. Winner was Mrs Leslie Manners with Randolph Moore runner up. Landis won the consolation and Zehrmyer the runner up. Hugh Auld won a six hole getting contest. Finals of the Women’s Annual Championship are set for the weekend with prize awards at five o clock Sunday. Ladies Day continues through fall per Mrs Norment.
A surprise party hosted at Mr. and Mrs. David Hawbecker home in Williamsport celebrated his fifty fifth birthday. Guests enjoyed decorations large dahlias dancing to a string orchestra and a supper with attendees including family relatives and out of town visitors. Pearl Poffenberger demonstrated clothing utilization with remodeled garments on display and a prize awarded to Mrs Leus Mades for the best remake.
Betty Brainerd answers readers about love jealousy engagement and trust in two letters. A young woman seeks help to prove her fidelity while a boy doubts her actions and finances. a teen vows to rekindle affection with guidance on patience and persistence. A separate note offers dating advice to a 17 year old boy pursuing a long forgotten love. Mrs Ramsey seeks a divorce after 34 years and 38 moves.
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