Social and Personal Notes From The Evening Mall
Social and Personal items list local visits and movements of residents and visitors. Blanche Buckey returns from Washington to Williamsport while Mrs. Nellis Steffey seeks Baltimore treatment. John Glenn, Wilmer Hoover, and Millard Kefauver vacation in Canada. Miss Charlotte Wilson enters Garfield Memorial Hospital training. Edwin L. Yates spends days here from Washington DC. Laura Hood visits sisters in the city. Helen Kahler attends to Mrs. Charles Kidwell. Mildred Negley hosts a birthday party tonight. Grace Gabriel shows slight improvement after illness. Roy Antibus visits from Masoofield, Ohio. Elliott Haines Jr. resumes Johns Hopkins study in Baltimore. Letitia and Julia Belle Shenk head to Baltimore for Peabody Conservatory winter study. Julia Belle Shenk studies under Conradi. Elizabeth Henneberger returns home after visits in Hanover and York PA. Miriam Byerts returns from Swarthmore Chautauqua to open studio October 1. Betty James of Staunton VA, formerly here, visits friends.
Quiet Wedding of Miss Mary Oliver and Mr Clinton Hockersmith
Miss Mary Oliver of North Locust Street and Mr Clinton M Hockersmith of Guilford Avenue wed quietly at Zion Reformed Church parsonage with Rev Scott R Wagner officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr and Mrs C J Shinham Miss Jane Shinham and Miss Mary Furry. The bride and groom are from Shepherdstown and Chambersburg with other local connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Oliver
North Locust Street
Waynesboro
Clinton M. Hockersmith
Guilford Avenue
Zion Reformed Church
Scott R. Wagner
C. J. Shinham
Jane Shinham
Mary Furry
Wienie Roast At Shiloh C E Society Meeting
The Shiloh Christian Endeavor Societies held a wienie roast and camp fire gathering with comic recitations songs and a general subjects discussion by seniors. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Russel Fouke Mr and Mrs J L Holmes Mr and Mrs H C Keller and many others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Shiloh
Myr
Russel Fouke
J. L. Holmes
H. C. Keller
William Harbaugh
Harry Roweé
Roy Hennesy
Emma Williams
Erma
Sinyer
Incént’ Zeigler
Gilbert Plume
Lester Plume
Edgar “‘Stnyer
Russell Dayhoff
Donald Gaylor
Junior Fouke
Ernest Koons
Sterling Cromowell
Clarence’ Williams
Allan Cromwell
Raymond, Leonard
Russell ‘Henesy
Miss Boyer Speaks at Meridian Club Banquet in Hagerstown
Miss Boyer head of Hagerstown High School English department and University of Maryland summer school faculty spoke to Meridian Club at their annual birthday dinner at C D A headquarters North Potomac. She discussed books for busy women highlighting mystery, biography, travel and serious fiction and named valuable magazines and season’s standout titles. The event featured singing by Letitia Shenk and a birthday cake, with members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes ‘Boyer
Meridian Club
Hagerstown
North Potomac Street
Miss Boyer
Hagerstown High School
University of Maryland
Elsie Singmaster
Maryland
Helen of Troy
John Erskine
Columbia
Charlotte Elliott
Court Hagerstown
Elector Zeigler
Letitia Shenk
Sweet Phyllis
Eleanor Balthis
Idia ‘Schwartz
Mary Laughlin
Berta Mobley
Ruby Yost
Charlotte Blott
Allee Wagner
Electa Ziegler
Nellie Chrissinger
Mary Storey
Cecilia Luther
Lana Chaney
Grace Brane
Blanche Hoffmaster
Milas Lula Wire
Esther Kaplan
Ruby Jackson
Mary Bentz
May Stauffer
Mary Eliott
Bess Sterling
W. G. Porter
Mary Chrisainger
Anna Storey
Esther Hildebrand
Rebeckah Stonebraker
Louise Hoffmaster
H. G. Downs
Sadie Summers
Innes Hoyer
Misa Shenk
Balthis
Margaret Gray
Bridge Luncheon Held at Yellow Arm Tea Room
Mrs Victor Stine and sister Mrs John Howard hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at the Yellow Arm Tea Room. A pink and white color scheme adorned favors and decorations. Prizes went to Mrs Howard, with others named including Mrs George Gehr Mrs Leroy Hurd and Mrs R E Claggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Stine
John Howard
Yellow Arm Tea Room
Howard. Young
George Gehr
Leroy Hurd
R. E. Claggett
Two More Babies Greeted by Mail
The Daily Mail birthday gift program drew two new recipients this morning a boy and a girl born to local families. The unnamed son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Curry 243 East Howard street arrived September 22 and Emma Mal daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Jamison of Sharpsburg was born last night both receiving the gold rings and colored baby books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Mail
Lewis Curry
East Howard Street
Emma Mal
Millard Jamison
Sharpsburg
Officers Elected by C E Society at Chewsville
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Chewsville United Brethren Church elected officers for the coming year: President Helen Miller, vice president Kenneth Coss, secretary Ruby Harn, assistant secretary Charlotte Miller, pianist Nancy Harp, assistant pianist Charlotte Palmer, treasurer Nancy Harp, ushers Evan Jones and Annabelle Harp. Wives of Kiwanis members hosted the weekly lunch at the Y and delivered the program. Mrs Statton led after a vocal number, explaining why she and other ladies valued their husbands in Kiwanis. The club donated to Red Cross storm fund. Mapleville Chapel service led by Rev G G Carpenter at 2:30 Sunday. first after vacation, community invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Chewsville
United Brethren Church
Helen Miller
Kenneth Coss
Ruby’ Harn
Charlotte Miller
Nancy Harp
Charlotte Palmer
Evan Jones
Annabelle Harp
Kiwanis Club
Red Cross Fund
Mapleville
G. G. Carpenter
Governor Smith Linked To Farm Policy Debate In Omaha Speech
In a charged Omaha address Governor Smith argues about the McNary Haugen principle versus its machinery and cites Secretary Work on farm relief. He contrasts Norris and other Republicans with liberal views, warns of a whispering campaign and defends immigration limits amid discussions of inland waterway legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menting
Omaha
Smith
Jardine
Tiverhead
Moran and Mack
Nye
Hoover
Norris
Republican Party
Washington
Europe
Schedule for County Clubs Week Ahead
The following schedule for Miss Ardath Martin county home agent lists events next week: Tonoloway Girls Club Monday at 3 45, Boonsboro Women's Club Tuesday at 1 30, Keedysville Women's Club Wednesday at 2 at Mrs Roy Line's home, Huyett Women's Club Thursday at 2 at Mrs Baigon Groh's home, Keedysville Girls Club Friday at 1. Also noted is a surprise party for Mrs Frank Colley at 243 North Potomac Street last night with guests from Hagerstown Martinsburg and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardath Martin
Tonoloway
Boonsboro’s
Keedysville Women’s Club
Roy Line
Huyett Women's Club
Baigon Groh
Keedysville Girl's Club
Frank Colley
North Potomac Street
Revival Begins At Mt Lena With Rev Z N Dashields
The Beaver Creek Christian Church pastor Rev Z N Dashields starts a revival at Union Church Mt Lena on Monday evening October 1. The meeting runs about two weeks with W Walter Elmer superintendent of the San Mar Orphans Home in charge of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. N. Dashields
Beaver Creek
Fashion Plaque An Interesting New Couturrier Pouch Bag
A new black antelope pouch bag opens down the center. The design blends elegance with practical access, offering a compact staple for stylish outfits.
Entertain for Brides To Be in Sunset Avenue Home
October wedding plans spread through a farewell bridge party hosted by Miss Josephine Shull at her Sunset avenue home. October brides to be Miss Shull and Mr. Thomas Needy of Waynesboro will wed October 6, with Miss Alice Garver and Miss Audris Mackenzie also set for October weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Shull
Miss Shull
Sunset Avenue
Thomas Needy
Waynesboro
Alice Garver
Audris Mackenzie
Helen Norton
Katherine Slobig
Frances Kemp
Elizabeth Lohman
Frances Slifer
Misa Shull
C. H. Shull
Slobig
Bruce Elliott
Daniel Kemp
Hagerstown
Roy Antibus
Masefield
Ohio
Letty's Letters Dear Sallie in Holiday Notes and Fashion
Letty writes of toast quality from Manbeck's Hi-Grade bread and its brown crisp edges. She mentions buying a Gage Solel hat from Miss Burhans with Parisian distinction. She recommends Nixon's screening of Thief in the Dark and praises Sacony rose angora Kiddie Klothes Shop outfits. Bentz and Nundey offer steel engraved Christmas cards with English character and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Manbeck
Nixon’s
Bentz and
Nundey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Buckey
Williamsport
John Glenn
Wilmer Hoover
Millard Kefauver
Keedysville
Canada
Charlotte. Wilson
Nurses’ Training School
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Edwin L. Yates
Washington, D. C
Laura Hood
Erie, Pa
Samuel Linebaugh
Paul Russell
City
Helen Kahler
Chambersburg
Mary Negley
Randolph Avenue
Miss Mildred Negley
Grace Gabriel
Evangelical Church
East North Street
Masoofield
Bhiliott Haines, Sr
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Letitia
Julia Belle Shenk
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Conradi
Elizabeth Henneberger
South Potomac Street
Hanover
York
Miriam Byerts
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Women’s Club
Betty James
Staunton, Va
Sarah Nail
Walter C. Crowl
Beatrice L. Sandower
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Fred B. Brindle
St. Thomas
Clara Miller
John Walger
Myrtle Mowbray
Elkton
Robert E. Washinger
Harris
Indy
Shiloh C.E. Society
Camp Fire Meeting
Christian Endeavor
Flapper
Fanny
RAI
Nec
Business
E. F. Withers
Onteopathlc
Arcade
C.E. Society
Graybar
Westinghouse
Hot-Point
Waffle
East Washington Street
Potomac
Edison
Letty
Chicago Market CO
N. Potomac St
U. S. Gov't
Unity Nut
Milwaukee
Frankfurters
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