The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 5

THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1946. FIVE Luther League Meeting Ends Officers Elected At 25th Annual Convention Held In City The three-day 25th annual convention of the Maryland Luther League was climaxed here last evening by a banquet for all delegates held at St. John's Lutheran Church when approximately 250 attended. Officers were on Monday and installed The intermediate group also held its convention here yesterday. Rev.

Edward T. Horn, III, Philadelphia, was the speaker last evening at the banquet when he spoke on "Can Christ Coun Upon You?" He mentioned young people's part In religion. Miss Edna Wagner, Baltimore, was elected president of the state Ease Headaches Soothe Nerves The quick-act- Ingingredients in the "BC? Headache Powder formula work extra-fast to ease headaches and sooth nerves upset by minor pains. Get "BC" in handy lOc or 25c sizes. Use only as directed.

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Others are: Robert Brooks, Baltimore, first vice president; Robert Simon', Washington, second vice Miss Helen Stephens, Washington, recording secretary; Miss Mary Blackburn, Washington, corresponding secretary; Richard Howard, Hagerstown, treasurer; members at large, Miss Harriett Reeves, Baltimore; J. Harry C. Keister, Baltimore. Officers appointed were: Missionary secretary, Gloria Murray, Frederick; life service secretary, William Hann, Washington; publicity chairman, Richard Adler, Balt i sustaining membership chairman, Doris Wachter, Freedrick; intermediate secretary, Sister Pearle Lyerly, Washington. Intermediate Luther League state officers elected were Philip Alexander, Baltimore, president; Harry McNair, vice president, Emmitsburg; Evelyn Bachtel, Waynesboro, corresponding secretary; Allen R.

Smith, Woodsboro, recording secretary. District presidents were installed on Monday who were elected previous to the convention. A total of 227 delegates were registered during the convention here. Invitations for the convention next year were extended to Baltimore and Washington, D. C.

The executive committee will decide the place later. Rev. Augustus Hackman, Baltimore pastor, Maryland synodical director, was the speaker on Sunday evening in St. John's Lutheran Church. "America is suffering from a bad case of paganism," Rev.

Hackman declared. "All too many of us Americans are more concerned about pur comfort than our moral obligations. If it causes him the slightest then religion has to go by the board. Is it likely for a nation to be preserved without God? The strength of a na- tiol liss chiefly in the character of its people." A business session was held on Mor-iay morning in Trinity Lutheran Church. Officers elected and appointed were installed preceding the banquet Among other speakers during the convention were Rev.

Dr. W. P. Ard, Tfinity Lutheran, on morning, who spokt on "Christ Calls Youth to Invigorate the Church." Rev. Dr.

L. Ralph Tabor, Washington, spoke Monday afternoon on "Christ Calls Youth to Build a United World." A watermelon party was held in the City park Sunday evening. A gala fun night was held on Saturday evening in the Masonic Temple auditorium. Miss Sarah Leiter, this city, spoke at'the church school session in Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday morning on "Thou Shalt Not Steal." Rev. J.

H. Liesman, former Army chaplain, was chaplain for the convention here. There was a one-day convention of the Intermediate Luther League on Monday. It was announced that winners of the essay contest were: First, Robert Seller, Manchester; second, Phyllis Rust, Washington, and third, Dorothy Kemper, Westminster. Credits awarded on the 16- point program were: First, Grace Lutheran Church, Westminster; honorable mention, Reformation Lutheran Church, Washington.

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First indication that GOP leaders in nearby Saratoga Springs were nearing a solution to their snarled Senatorial nomination problem came late today with the announcement that the powerful Kings County delegation had thrown its support to retiring Assembly majority leader Irving M. Ives. There was no question but that Dewey, 1942 Republican Preside: tial candidate, and Mead, veteran "New Deal" Democrat, would head the tickets. Selection of former Governor Herbert H. Lehman as the Democrats Senatorial candi- How would you like a year's complete wardrobe of enchanting Dorrs Dodson Junior Individual styles for autumn, three for spring, and three for Doris Dodson is seeking the brightest last line it can find to complete the unfinished limerick shown below.

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The Republican swing to Ives, dean of the new State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, began during the weekend, when GOP leaders let it be known that they had soured on Lt. Gen. Hugh A. previously the favorite for the Senatorial nod. GIVEN PAY 300STS Baltimore, Sept, 3 D.

Wolfe, Baltimore manager for Montgomery Ward, announced 3,500 local employes had received a pay boost averaging more than 10 cents an hour. For a different flavor, add a few whole cloves to apple sauce or baked apple. Terms Newspaper Article Inaccurate Describing as inaccurate an article which appeared in Saturday's Herald and Mail, Harry Vollmer, 3rd, president of the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce, stated last night that the City Council has not refused to underwrite the Air Fair which the local Jaycees plan to stage September 22nd at the Municipal Airport. "In fairness to both the Council and the Junior Chamber of Commerce it should be noted," stated Vollmer, "that the council has not refused to underwrite the Air Fair. As yet we have not officially requested the money.

Saturday, August 14th, our aviation chairman, Dan Weller, accompanied by J. V. Jamison, went to see the Mayor to discuss the show and estimated expenses informally with him. I later informed Mayor Sweeney and also the city clerk, Jacob Trammell, that the Junior Chamber will appear at the next regular meeting of the Council this coming Thursday to officially ask that the city underwrite the show. "We understand that a few months ago the Mayor told the Civil Air Patrol through Dr.

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