Social and Personal News From The Area
Social and personal notes list Mitc Predarick Miller of Cambridge Md visiting in Roanoke and staying with writers parents. Local families like Brenan, Emmert, Hobbs, Cromer, Statler, Gardner, Hutzell, Boyle, Zellers, Munson, Ward, Souders, Berger, Sutter, and others are mentioned with visits, relocations and events. Birth announcements note a daughter born to James Campbell and a second to W Lawrence Marple at local hospital.
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Mitc
A. Miller
Cambridge
Catholic Daughters Attend Card Party at Local Home
The Catholic Daughters of America and friends attended a five hundred card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jolliffe on Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Messrs. Linge and Pugh and Mesdames Kay and Bloom. Refreshments were served and music added to the evening’s enjoyment.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Howard Jolliffe
Messrs
Linge
Pugh
Mesdames
Kay
Bloom
Mrs Findlay to Address P T A Meeting
Mrs James Findlay president of the Hagerstown Civic League will speak at the Halfway Parent Teachers Association meeting Monday evening October 2 at 7 45 o clock. She will talk on Play with a reading by Miss Gayl McConnell and games by Miss Hazel Fredinger. All parents and friends are urged to attend.
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James Findlay
Hagerstown
Miss Miller Weds Roy V Homer In Quiet Lutheran Ceremony
Dorothy Jane Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Z Miller of 906 Dewey avenue married Roy V Homer son of Mr and Mrs Homer Martinsburg at St Johns Lutheran parsonage 924 Oak Hill avenue The Rev Dr J Edw Harris officiated The bride a brown silk outfit with brown accessories is a staff accompanist at the local broadcasting station Homer a bass singer with the Church of the Brethren choir and employed by Central Chemical Company They will reside at 12 Dewey avenue Also notes club events and upcoming meetings including Hood College Club gathering and two young Hagerstown preachers scheduled to preach Sunday evening and 11 oclock service at morning square dance at The Enchanted Barn Snyder’s Landing
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Dorothy Jane Miller
John Z. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Roy V. Homer
Homer
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Raymond Hollinger
Daniel A. Thomas
Central Chemical Company
Tea Event Opens Homen Club Year With Music
The Women’s Club will host a tea at the club house on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock with the board of directors as hostesses and a musical program to follow a reception by officers. Violinist Mise Eva Stouffer of Winchester will perform, accompanied by Roy Alexander MacMichael. past presidents Mrs. Emmett W. Gaus and Mrs. Elmer N. Funkhouser will seat guests. New members listed include Mesdames R. A. Bell, Harold D. Carpenter, Orin McCloskey, Thomas J. Cullum, Eugene Evans, Leslie Evans, Robert G. Foltz, W. W. Von Housen, A. M. Horat, Charles Plack, Lawson F. Reichard, Paul Reisner, Willard Sister, A. M. Spears, F. D. Spofford, Miss Gertrude Frazier, and Miss Althea Miller.
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Women’s Club Club
J. Edward Cochran
William J. Cavanaugh
Mise Eva Stouffer
Winchester
Hagerstown
Deberio
Mendelssohn
Chaminade
Roy Alexander MacMichael
Emmett W. Gaus
Elmer N. Funkhouser
R. A. Bell
Harold D. Carpenter
Orin McCloskey
Thomas J. ‘Cullum
Eugene Evans
Leslie Evans
Robert G. Foltz
W. W. von Housen
Concert Drive Advances Hagerstown Community Plan
The Hagerstown Community Concert Association reports strong progress in its third annual membership drive, with headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce and Miss Bertha Negley as local concert secretary. The committee invites all to join this week by paying season dues, eyeing a season featuring three concerts including the Don Cossack Russian Male Chorus with December 2 set for St John’s Auditorium.
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Hagerstown
Waynesboro
United States
Canada
England
Merrie England
Don Cossack
Wilbur Evang
Frederic Baet
Nikolai Orloff
Rose Bampton
Tosche Seidel
Ruth Breton
Don Cossacks
St. John's Auditorium
Cute French Coat Pattern From Helen Williams
Fashion notice describes a French coat pattern for ages 2 4 and 6 with a yoke epaulets and turn over collar. Style No 3316 requires 174 yards of 39 inch fabric and 144 yards of 35 inch lining. Price 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents for the book. Send orders to Fashion Department Hagerstown Mail New York City.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
4-H Council Entertained at Sharpsburg Home
Miss Pauline Poffenberger entertained Washington County 4-H Council members at her Sharpsburg area home on Thursday evening. The session approved plans for the 1934 program focusing on dramatics civic and farm problems and recreation with several dramatic units, talks, and round tables at monthly meetings. Attendees from Frederick and Montgomery counties reported on their programs, Ardath Martin noted University budget forms, and the budget making project was adopted. The hostess treated guests to flames and a wiener roast before a final open fire.
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Pauline Poffenberger
Washington County
4-H Council
Sharpsburg
Frederick 4
Ardath Martin
Sceme
Class Holds A Meeting At Ruth and Naomi Circle
A large, delightful Sept meeting of the Ruth and Naomi Class of Christ Reformed church gathered at Mrs. James Baker’s home on Wilson Boulevard. New member Louise Gimple joined. games and prizes followed a brief business period with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Ruth and
Naomi
Christ Reformed Church
James Baker
Wilson Boulevard
Louise Gimple
Frances
Catherine Berger
Helen
Virginia Brandenburg
Helen Gable
Edna
Mary Gluck
Lola May
Alma Houch
Dorcas Athens
Garnetta Roof
Hilda Hichelberger
Anna Long
Pansy Coons
Mesdames Howard Smith
Howard Thurmond
Donald Stewart
Swartz
Erwin Gearhart
Howard Miller
Marlin Thurmond
Evelyn Baker
Missex Edith Trowyinger
Flora Bowman
Dinner Tonight for Mrs Thomas Birthday Host F M White
Mrs Fred M White of 54 Hast avenue hosts a dinner tonight in honor of her mother Mrs Annie L Thomas who is celebrating her seventy fifth birthday today. Guests are family members including Mrs E H Snyder Miss Charlotte Granthan Mr and Mrs G R Bussard Mr and Mrs Fred M White and Miss Mildred White.
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Fred M. White
Hast Avenue
Annie L. Thomas
E. H. Snyder
Charlotte Granthan
G. R. Bussard
Mildred White
Howard Street PTA Opens With Yearly Program in School Hall
The Howard Street School Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting in the school auditorium. Harold Hoffman explained the NAAC code and urged loyalty to this Child of the New Deal. The program chair outlined events from October through May including lectures, a play, Christmas program, and health and nutrition topics. The patron group was urged to join the Child Study Group meeting monthly. attendance banners honored the second and fourth grades.
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Howard Street School Parent-Teacher Association
Harold Hoffman
Omer T. Kaylor
Howard Street
Katharine L. Healy
Lawrence Marpel
Mason
Webb
Frank Wiebel
Lewis Bower
Louise Doub
Katherine Gossard
Birthday party honors Mrs. Sara Ridenour of Waynesboro
A surprise birthday party was held at Beaver Creek in honor of Mrs. Sara Ridenour of Waynesboro. The event took place at the home of her daughter Mrs. Brandenburg with Hallowe en decorations. Guests included Alicea Fitz Seth Oller Emma Mentzer W B Hunter W E Palmer C C Brandenburg Howard Brandenburg Chewsville BR L Brandenburg R G Brandenburg Betty Brandenburg and Jeannette Brandenburg, all of Beaver Creek or nearby towns.
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Sara’ Ridenour
Waynesboro
HR. G. ‘Brandenburg
Beaver Creek
W. E. Palmer
This City
C .C. Brandenburg
Howard Brandenburg
Chewsville
BR. L. Brandenburg
R.G. Brandenburg
Betty Brandenburg
Jeanette Brandenburg
Rally Day at Church of God Observed With Programs
Rally Day at the Church of God features a 9 45 morning Bible School program led by departments and a 2 30 afternoon service led by D J Ciminio and F E Johnson with vocal solos duets and instrumental selections. The sermon is by the pastor and the closing fiscal year will see Eldership delegates elected. The Eldership meeting will begin October 12 in Brunswick with one layman and one laywoman representing the local church.
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Church of God
Bible School
D. J. Ciminio
F. E. Johnson
Johnson
Christian Endeavor Societies
Churches of God
Maryland
Brunswick
Shower Given for Mrs. Kline in Mulberry Ave Home
A shower for Mrs. Harry Kline, nee Ellen Yeates, was hosted Thursday evening by friends in the Southern Shoe Company upper fitting department. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing, and many gifts were received. Refreshments were served by a list of hostesses, including Mrs. Young and Miss Yeates, with the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Kline, attending.
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Harry Kline
Mulberry Avenue
Southern Shoe Company
Kline
Ellen Yeates
John Young
Lloyd Gibbs
William Riley
Fern Staley
Preston’ Jacoba
Lloyd Delauney
Albert Lizer
Ruth Young
Elle Bender
Mary Barber
Samanthia Dearfoss
Anna Bowman
Stella Hartman
Lottie Yeates
Viola Yeates
New Boys Club Formed at YMCA Meeting
A meeting to organize a new Boys Club at the YMCA elected officers led by President Phillip Gabler and elected officers including E. H. Shannon Lawson Wolfinger K Berringer Joseph Zimmerman and Charles Brown. The club seeks 25 members with no age limit and another planning meeting is scheduled for October 6 at 4 o clock.
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Harry Wolfe
Phillip Gabler
E. H. Shannon
Lawson Wolfinger
K. Berringer
Joseph Zimmerman
Charles Brown
S. S. Institute at Clearspring
The Clearspring Community Council Institute will be held by St. Peter's Lutheran and St Johns Reformed Sunday schools at St. Peter's church on Friday October 6 at 7 30 p m. The program includes a devotional by Rev. William K Diehl an address on Qualifications and Preparation of a Sunday School Teacher by Rev. J M Gillum a selection by the Lutheran chair an address on Lesson Preparation on the Part of the Pupil by Rev. A B Miller and an offering and closing.
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Clearspring Community Council
St. Peter's
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Row on Love and Marriage
A reader asks how to win and keep a husband amid dating, petting, and age twenty to thirty. Betty Brainerd counsels that charm, education, and inner worth matter, condemns “playing around,” and urges girls to seek happiness through self-improvement and prayer.
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Betty Brainerd
Haan
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