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Another Dance To Be Held Saturday NightknownJoyce McKee Joy, well here as a tap dancer, will be a featured performer at intermission time cn Saturday night, when the third in the series of dances being held for men in unuorm will take place at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium.Dancing will begin at S:30 o'clock and among those attending will be ninety men stationed at Camp Ritchie. The refreshments are to be in charge of one of the Red Cross Canteen units and the event is being sponsored, as usual, by all of the service clubs in the community.Admission is free to all men inservice uniforms.Mrs. Ed V tfrien ana Mrs. miry Wilhide, borh of this city, have gone to St. Petersburg, Fla., to join their husbands, who arc stationed there with the U. S. Army.street;Miss Clara Faye Hoffman has rammed to her home on Virginia ave-David L. Waters, Dargan, Mlt;5.; Mary F. Moats. Hancock. Route 2; John W. Domer, Sharps-burg. Route 1; Mrs. Sarah E. Fiora, Williamsport. Route 1; and Ralph H. Hutzell, Fairplay, aid.tinsnue after spending the past ten jdays as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j : Paul Kretzer, near Williamsport.IMrs. Lawrence Wolfe, of Washington, D. C*7 spent several cays this week with her mother, Mrs. Charles BachteiL Summit avenue.Miss Mary Louise McDearman. South Prospect street, left today tononnelcoirandDb. rColl acti ate ISPS ofMiss Alice Heilman, this city, -was a guest this week in the homespend several weeks at her home in of Mr5 Sarnuel Gingrich, Green-Rocky Mount. N. C. She was accompanied by her sister, Misscastle.EMNancy McDeannan. who has been j Mr. and Mrs. Emory W. Ben-visiting here.; son, of Towson. are spending some \ time as the guests o? Miss GenevaMrs. J. C. Cook, who has been j Krontz. Park Head. Mrs. Benson confined to her home near Kuyetts j was formerly Miss Ethel M. Cock-for the past several months, due to j ey, daughter of Mrs. Ethel M.illness, is improving slightly.PICNIC ON SATURDAYofThe Blair's Valley Church of God Sunday School picnic will be held in Cloppers Grove Saturday, August S. Religious programs will be rendered ia the forenoon and afternoon. The address of welcome will bo given by the pastor in charge. Rev. C. W. Fink.Other speakers include Hoch. Rev. Kipc and Mrs. Hazel Beard, the evangelist Special music will be gi^en by members of tho Sunday School. The Rohr-eraviHe Band MW furnish^music. The public is invited.George F. Bricker, the son Mrs. Hazel V. Bricker. this city, is now stationed at Keelser Field,Miss., where he is enrolled in a school which trains airplane media-1 Mrs. nics.StriengShiitinoD’AThethisCocksy and the late John T. Cock- j Mr.cy, of Cockeysville and Towson.Mrs. Norman Diuler and Dr. E. Clyde Shade, Takotna Park, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Edward Oswald, Oak Hill Ave.Mrs. E. S. Williamson, a supervisor of the local hospital; Mrs. Oswald Martin, Grey Gables and Jacob Krontz. of Fairview Mountain, are visiting relatives at i “Our Place” Big Pool.ANNOUNCE BIRTHSA son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. F. Haven Stickler. 603 North Mulberry street, at the Wash-theApadlinepadthecoff, Mrs. Lorena Strite, of ' Silver 1 Rev. gpr|n?i ^ ' I3 visiting the family j intfon County Hospital, of Howard Burtner, Keedysville.Robert Keadle, a student at the University of Maryland Medical School, is spending a four-weeks vacation at his home in Mapleville.Miss Doris Waters and Miss ! Catherine Widows, both of Security, entered the Washington County Hospital this morning.Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kiino are the ; parents of a son, P-onald Wilson, j born at their home. SC4 West j Washington street.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Stone. 429 j West Franklin street, announce the j birth of a smi at. their home oni Wednesday evening.’■ -jwhich ttiaktt you CRANKY, NERVOUSIf you suffer monthly cramps, backache, distress of ''irregularities/* nervousness-due to functional month-Pinkham*rompound Tablets (with added iron). Made especially for xcomen. They Also help build up red blood, follow label directions. Try tt/Mrs. Zona Miller Hall will return to New York City on Sunday, after having spent tho past week visiting her father, Ernest W. Miller. Oak Hill avenue.Putting Contest Is Held On Ladies DayJimmie Hart, Broadway, is a pa-itient at the local hospital where | he will undergo an operation.IImmGeneral Work ar,cPnmanentWave'Cp/7jprfpfe with.,.FREE *****,HA*s2vALtSM«hian??n,Mr. and Mrs. William Ernst. Wayside avenue, :;mi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westphal, Oak Hill avenue, left this morning for Atlantic City, where they will spend the weekend.IDr. and Mrs. Charles E. LewisThe golfing iarlies of Fountain Head Country Club staged a putting contest on Wednesday afternoon.who the winners were Mrs. William Rohner and Mrs. William Thomas, who tied for first honors. Next event on the ladles' summergolf card at tho club is a blindbogey tournament, which will be! heid Wednesday. August 12. Con-j tcstants will tee off at 1:15 P. m.ANNUAL PICNICThe Hagerstown Cosmetologists Association held its ninth annualpicnic at Fen Mark Park on Wed-HATSand son. of Somerville. N. J., are visit ins: their parents. Mr. and Mrs. I nesday evening, when a number of jGageExclusive with Fieisher’sIn HagerstownFred C. Wright,Potomacavenue.: ?oldicrs stationed a:and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lewis. Oak . were the guests ofCamp Ritchie i th# member?.;P; '“oreHill avenue.Glenn K.. CampbellFuneral DirectorKesl Haven c:i»p«lComplete Funeral Service Any Where — Any TimePhon« 3575hMrs. Jacob Lemon, of Jackson ; ville, Fla., Is spending ?ome time * ! with her brother-in-law and sister, jii Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lentz. Oak; HSU evenu^.j Dancing followed the serving of a ! mist i Picnic supper. Arrangements were j New I in charge of Miss Dorothy Dor-vi onJUQfchairman.sheDick Cramer, the son of Mr. andwillGUEST TEACHEREdward L. Burger, superintea-Lu'rmran Chapel.of the; with I the : the'•he jrursi iraehorD:i Mrs. B. F. Cramer. North Locust-M*r/s Bible O.rs of St. John'sonj street, is spending : Wayresooro. where1 *airnftwo weeks in ! Lutheran .Sunday School he. is visiting ''^V momma. August P.v—= •----~—---——on Sun-; M?; hop.:
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The Daily Mail
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Fri, Aug 07, 1942
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