The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • 2

i iV SR? -VWBPNESDA AUGUST 9 1944 SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS Will BE ADEQUATE personal mention Is First Christian and St Jbhn'c Lutheran to -Combina Local Stores Being Stock- Couple Entertain fa to I At Wiener Roost I Hello World Vocational Training Thcnt of Local Instructor MRL WAURBl) TO BE SPEAKER HERE Schofield anddaugh- Mr and' Mrs Harry Smith Earl Huyett supervisor of Vq- combined picnic of the First lEdgemont are receiving congratu-1 cational Education for Washington I Christian and! SL Lutheran latlona on the lrth of a daughter county was the speaker at the Churches baa been plaftntd for at the Washington County Hospital Lions Club luncheon it Hotel I Thariday August 10 at the City gltoylltor Bertie Schofield of Tam-ria art visiting the eBd danihterin-law Ur' and Mrs AB Schofield Fountain l-Heall Heights rr" I I I Miss Betsy Harbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Har baugh 868 Mulberry avenue and Miss Edna Bites daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Sites Clearsprlng have been accepted for admission to the freshman class at Wilson College Chambers-burg Fa i "How Germany Treats a Coitquorod People" to bo Her Topic i Mr and Mra John Eberaole en- Housewivs are carrying their I vrtonif toast retant groceriei home in basket because at hna High Acres of the paper but the kid-1 near Leltersburg dies worry about digging Among those attending were: but slate school supplies JJjj and in general and tablets in particu 1 111(1 Mri Ebersole Mr and August 8 Miss Barbara Crulekshanki has Alexander yesterday noon (Park Mr Hd Mr Alh-rt Kp Than eh I Mf HUytt Bad VW Fbf the OCCUfon til6 North SUd d- Mrs GaUber Warfield will apeak left for a visit at the Cabin Camp HMiesvllty Va- Mr nramli to in Har Mre Onror BlUott Mr 'ini Mn Iln th rim Church ot Gol Summit 1 Charles Elliott Mr and Mrs Rue-1 avenue and Baltimore street o- ttem Hor Ibeir eCbnomlc under way at 4:00 Supper sonlh PaTiUon teT rHarr velop high school students and prled and acUvltles wUl get iss' One OZ tne urttlt locel WI10H I aamab Utt mA Vm I flUA narmettv flAfinnafa Schultz Mr and Mrs George Germany Treats a Conquer- i Mrs Robert Ulller and son Bobby have returned to their home Miss Ruby Miller Hopewell and the Misses Anna Sarah Jane and Mary Davis Frostburg are spending a week at the Hotel Oceancreat Wildwood in ichool npplte Mil Brown Mr anl Mn John Hr that whUe nppllea all thatl 3 UKeyier -Va after visiting rilattvei and Mends here brt Mr anl Mra Frel Cnnnlnr thr might be enough la already I Mn Kenneth ed This wil) be very timely lecture I and certainly every Christian should be delighted in tbe privilege of hearing from one so well inform- Stating that 10 per I will be served between 6 and cent of high school students went followed by games and confsa to college he declared-90 percent from 7 until 8 climaxed with an remain to be trained in some vo- old ftshfontd abng fete from 8 cation Vocations taught here bf until 9 SElHE? SSS nnmbu of pri hom SUPPLY OF (ANDY Will BE LIMITED feiVUisa Rosalie Eyler 17 Whet Bal- on hand to go around in the way of school paper ham Mr and Cunningham Mr and Mra James Stlckell Mr and Mrs Wilbur tlmore street left yesterday to undergo an eye operation at the Wilds and Betty Delauder Hope-well have returned to their homes after spending a few days with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Stoner Welty New Oxford Pa For aome obscure reason wiles Mr and Mrs Robert Zeller led and personally acquainted with WQmor Jhatttnte Johns Hopkins Baltimore Dmnond iirlthe conAttlin of war and con Holiday Sweet Will I are a bit but two hole Xcka Jenkins Mr and quered people i at I Ymnv The speaker added that whatf are available in copious quantities I Mrj Wllllam Holfman Mr and Mrs Warfield is the wife of Dr Le 111 on La5t Tear ending aUhopesJlmt the war might Mri Coiey Dr Gisbeen Roy Hoi Gaither Warfleld who prior to the 'Dealer SflVl end the wintertime tradition ofde Robert Dawson Mra I to superintendent of Metho-homework iirthe evenings he said Btersole Mr and Mr diet churches In Poland School tablets composition Bud Fraley A1 Young Dab Bber 4 This was accomplished at the beginning of this war when the government needed trained workers would have beerf considered an impossibility svuuut inuieva wu liwiwyvMuiMi i Bud yraiey ai Young usd iquer-1 1 ZT" I years ago There were 10000 inM promises to be one of the tarfit oatlngB for the TOmmr Human bones about 10000 Capt and Ura Lewis Letter and daughter Lynda Lew left Tuesday for -their home In Oklahoma after several weeks with relatives and friends in this city years Lt and Mrs James Shank who have just returned from their honeymoon are now visiting the parents Mr and Mrs Harry Shank at Keedysville Prior to her marriage on July 29 at the Baptist church in Cumberland Mra Shank was Miss Helen Smith of books most of them probably made Lole Tarry Ebersole Carl Elliott "ololst for the This Berv Roessner of Roessner Brothers peopl0 ln Washington coun- iaij re X0UB- Cf rnU i'a a I I im a aLm tt I eenifv wnnlnifl lofs Anriatsin Ann I 1 candy wholesiilers Antietam and sr ft ft before the paper shortage became Rag'an Ebersole Bobble Fraley hc0 to the public Rev ty recent years he said a 1 a na a I A A 0 a I 1AAV AMD A A AVMAA 1 0 0 wS A A MAAr AAA A LaVa All Baek the: Attack Wanfltit ndnitnifmis Ihm Waah ington County Hospital include: Ura Vivian Miller 844 Pennsyl-vania avenue Mrs Ruth 8 Reeder ni acute nie lilt' thlnner-tMrhaty a Bonali Dawson to ho 0lthe atefei yeatergay Mh'Huyelf'declard that maBT Th" for 1tu com ot the hoys now In the aerrlee were to last year's amount the Quota for po juoni Ho year In number of pages and lack lotte Bender Doris and Dana Eber-1 ebureh the snowy white paper that once I BOiCf settle Fraley Louise Durb'n characterized them for bleaching I Qiara Forman Lorraine Penn Min-agents have gone to war Through nle Davl8i Shirley and Judy SALVATION ARMY Cumberland Formerly stationed at the Naval Air Station Atlanta Ga Lt Shank la leaving August 15 to report to San Diego Cal BUY EXTRA WAR BONDS 6 STAMPS Boonsboro Mra Helen Howe Eber-these conservation methods the I Bng( Chester Cunningham Hilda manufacturers seem to have sue- DuysII Patsy Cunningham Heien ceeded In putting them out inand Joan Ann Heffner Doris 1944 has been reduced forty per 'Williamsport route 1 Sylvia SPONSORS (AMP type of training wouldbe avallabe) People's sure 87 Wash it cent During the pre-war era the QfQ allotment tor the month ot Decern- tor the when rtara! ber totaled sixty tons This amount will equal more than thirty-two tons to civilian life He explained that the Federal government appropriates 60 per Russell Sheppard 2c 'has returned to his ship after spending the week-end with hii parents Mr and Mrs Charles Sheppard West Side avenue Peggy and Sonny Jenkins Delores and Elaine stickeii Mrs Frank! Well Planned Schedule Is I cent and the State and county-the' other 50 percent to promote voi-a- Chestnut Hancock Charles Hess Hagerstown route 2 Ruby Ann Lowery Ferry Va Frederick Foltz 811 Reynolds avenue Naomi Hull Hagerstown route 3 Mervln Horst Hagerstown route 4 Miss Helen Brandenburg 90S Mulberry ave- nue and Suzanne Proudnan 827 Woodland Way Myera and others quantities as great as ever A month before the start of the fall school term local stores are just getting their displays of school supplies on the counters now Early previews of this sort indicate that Onetenth of that Ripply will- com KEMtTONE 28 oil Enjoyed by Boy at Camp Tomahawk tain chocolates Most of the candy Ti-Bhlpments however will be com-1'0911 thmhout the nation ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mrs Anna Bailey West Wil the day of the penny pencil la fast 1 son boulevard announces the mar- SchindelRohrer ft Co 2840 8 Potomao It Rhone 708 Mrs William Griffey and ton John Vincent of Acres1 Baltimore have returned after visiting the formerg mother Mrs A Highbarger for the past week Mrs Highbarger and son Charles have just moved from Reynolds avenue to the Moller apartments Twenty-three bys have returned posed of gum and butter cream as- vanishing and fhaTmataTin schwl riTge" "heriaTgTtorrMiirElhel I slnSlaus befsibla I committee Introduced supplies is to be found only in BaUey to First Lt Robert Roth TP by toeSanuCJafiguregwm bevUible vu rir avi riw vT Salvation Army at Tomahawk in the candy store and shop compaeses Metol tope to hold of Mensfleld Ohio The we4dlnW Vu wlndowe Any design for ny pencil had Rev Dr A Fesperman Mr and Mrs Brewer and pre-J seated to Past President Walter A Fishel a pin in recognition of A well planned schedule of ac-1 festive occasion or season have'l tivitles was carried out throughout been ruled out by the OPA Noth- erasers already diaap- took place in Arlington Va on peared last fall and by this time April 19 1943 shortly before Lt metal-edged rulers have become an-1 Roth left for duty in the European son of Roanoke Va Mrs Alice fevTaym an and daughter of ton Mrs James and ion Pvt James of Fort Knox Ky were1 gueBts this week he entire camp program There I tog larger than a one pound box bla durng hiitenn of theatre of war fice which terminated June LiOn Rowe chairman of the bond coin Pvt Raymond Poper Teturnec Sunday to Camp Howzie Tex after spending ten days with his parents other war casualty Oddly enough a demand for slates still exists here a Hagers- nue Mr end Mrs Henry Poper Pre I town dealer eaid yesterday Al-mont street He recently completed though the price has about tripled his baslo training at Camp Bland gales remain brisk apparently to MISS TWYFORD IS ENLISTED IN WACS HLMILLSSnp" 'Market ing Fla children who go all-out in paper conservation practices or want to know what it was like in the old school days Cashmere Bouquet Soap 3 cakes 27c LUX FLAKES fli- pkq WC ARTHUR IVM were Bible classes craft classes will be sold swimming classes and scout craft I Obtaining chewing gum will be classes Recreation was plentiful 1 another bottleneck for the civilian Jj8' the LI Ions Club and the food was good Captain shopper One company has no gum I bad pur bondB Melvin Jewitt of Martinsburg was display on market Nut meats Fifth ww Ixji ul the camp director Captains Rpb-1 made up of almonds and walnuts A report of the budget commits ert Ball and John Churchill Qflwlll no doubt be available but I t88 ss 1 the meeting and Cumberland and Hagerstown re-1 Brazil nuts cannot be acquired he- a budget established for the com spectively were the assistants I cause of shipment difficulties There was an adequate kitchen 1 If the civilian shopper determines staff with two cooks the amount of candy that he needs The camp had a total enrollment and buys one-fourth of that quota of 85 campers and 15 staff members he will be making it possible for from Baltimore Cumberland Winr I everyone to obtain their share of cheater Martinsburg and Hagers- Christmas candies town The camp has created a ITrosh reunion new interest and enthusiasm for Tho aRE 0N a better Scout troops The tweWth annual reunion of Society of the Mt Olivet Presby- 1 the Grosh family and their friends terlau Church of Hancock The There will be special services held at the SL James Brethren! Church on August 13 under the direction of the Senior 'Society Songs will be sung by the Local Girl Joins at Photographer in Air 1 Forces Mrs Veronica Martin South Cannon avenue entertained at her home in honor of Mr and Mrs Rosa Wyncoop who have just been married Mrs Wyncoop is the former Miss Frances Lyton Car Ralph Gaylord has returned to his home in Boonsboro after spending a week at Camp Peniel Thur- To Walk In To Work In m'( From corporal in the Hagerstown Francis Metro Hamilton boule- mont where he represented the flight of the Civil Air Patrol to 8 SHOES BY Hill Dale of yard who'is a chemist at the West-1 Pleasant View church ern Maryland railroad is spending basic trainee in the Women's Army the step Emma Le nora Twyford took this week when she existed ai a photographer in the Army Air The daugh a vacation in Chicago where I r8 Kate of Baltimore at theStovens iB TiBiting and wtivei in he' is registered For Nationally Adyertlosd Fashions On the HoteL this city DINNER PARTY HELD (will be held in the south pavilion 1 pastor' the Rev Mr Barnard will A dinner party was held Sunday I ot the City Park on Sunday August I deliver the address hi nrriai Iter ot Mr and Mrs George Twy- Mr and Mrs Joel Isaacs ofl 1 ford Mealey Parkway the local the home of Mr and Mrs Harry 13 when a program ia being plan mi a- a Franklin street and Mrs Richard IB Younker at Hancock Route 2 ned The first meal wUl be served Chicago are the guests -of Mr andw girl is graduate -of the Hagers-If2 xounxer at uancocx Koute 2-jne Mre'M Gerber East Lee street I I town high school and studied for a "ben the guests included: Mr and at left to noon and the clan la expected to a a DEAF HEAR zenithThearing aid Completo' DR A BROWN "Oplomalrlft -S PubHe Square spend a vacation -at Miss Dorothy Nlssley Oak Hill! Atlantic City year at Western Maryland College Mrs Roger Weller and family Mrs I remain at the park until the even-For the past fourteen months Hilda Palmer and son Mrs Ruth' ing band concert she has been employed at IJdalott and family Mr and Mrs avenue la visiting in 8hippensburg 1 Pa Schoolgirl Jumper 3637 Studio where she' has been learn-1 Lloyd Ycmnker and son Mr andl ffiaSeS ing photography She also was an Mrs Ira Moats and family Mr and emplo a of the Wilmyer Studio I Mra Leo Younker and family here Evangeline Moats Ray -Younker Active in athletics in high school I Ernest Welter and Edna Younker and college Miss Twyford is a I HATS SIZES HT La Hat Shop Northeast Cor Publfo 8quaro 1 Towawidifrif rfHOMIHLV fadetMnass (jUn its StMuddo M4 Lydla Pltikham'S Compound la tamaiu to nUari perlodio pain and aeoompanjtng nervous weak tirad-: JLft- out fsellnss 11 duo to functional dtsturlMaecs Made ospo- Visit A Complete Llne' cT KR EIDER A EPH RATA SHOES for CHILDREN Shoe Store Waihlaitn St- daUy for womim-lt Mpt nature! Follow label directions LYDIA member of the Triangle Club and the Service Organization of the T7SO Her brother George Twyford 2nd ia an ensign in the navy now stationed at Norfolk Va Other Enlistees Two sisters from Hagerstown I are the first local girls to enlist in I the WAC for assignment at Newton Baker General Hospital Sarah Jean and Eleanor I Thomas the daughters of Mr and Mrs John Thomas Mill street have aside4 to be assigned to the hospital as helpers following their basic training Until re-Icently both girls were employed as sheet metal workers at the Fair child Aircraft Division On Monday Reds Faith and 1 Edith Caldwell both of Hancock were sworn into the WAC at the! local recruiting offle- at Hotel Patterson Both graduates of the Hancock high school and have re- I quested assignment to Holabird Army Signal Corps headquarters at Baltimore One of fifteen children of Mr and MrsH Faith ida Faith has two brothers in the army Miss the daughter of Mr and I Mra Caldwell Hancock Route 1 ia a sister of Pvt Leo Ed- I What schoolgirl taka a Uwd Caldwell stationed at Fort jumper with wide shoulder streps Enloy them with REAL FRUIT ICES Knox Ky The lion and-the tiger hybridize fashioned like suspenders? No 3637 In else 8 requires IK I yds 89-ln fabrlo (jumper) IK yds SS-ln fabric (blouse) Send 16o for Pattern which Includes complete sewing guide Print your Name Address ana Style Number plainly Be sure to etate else yon wish Include postal unit ot sons number In your addresa The Summer Fashion Book is ready 175 styles in color Limited supply 15a a copy or only lOo with la pattern Include 2o extra for I mailing Addresa Pattern Department Ha- For That Cold COLD CAPSULES Pharmacy HoteL Hamilton Corner I gerstown Morning Herald -131 West it 19th Street New fork Due to wartime restrictions your neighborhood Sealtest dealer may not have enough ice cream to make ice cream cones but he will have a plentiful supply of Sealtest Real Fruit Ices You can be sure that these delicious and refreshing Real Fruit Ices are just as wholesome because they are made with pure fruits and fruit juices otherwise they could not carry the Sealtest name! So encourage the youngsters to enjoy this wholesome refreshment Staltest Real Fruit Ice makes a delightful warm weather dessert too CCE 1118 eelaotlone 5Eil2i of High Grade Furniture in Hagerstown MEYERS BERKSON 41 -43 West Franklin etreat The Shorter The Coolerl Becoming Too Our at rata it will flat-1 tar any facial proper- Ilona HELENE CURTIS or ZOT08 LUSTRON COLD WAVES 4 Skilled Beontklana Open Evening Until ICODEMUS CeU 3395 Beauty Salon I Fmfssslanal Arts Bldg EEH BANK HAGERSTOWN Ml 7 ML 1 1 Charlotte" Formerly with Fleisher's Beauty Salon it now with Dorothy Dermody 25 Potemae St 80UIHIKN DA1KI1S INC A DMA NWinaoJ Dairy PndocH CvimflM mnm na sealtist volagi stom pxogxam THURSDAYS 940 Flt WRC Phone 1382 Specializing in all types of Beauty Work Try our COLD WAVES for that natural wavy hair appearance Your Patronage Vnil Be Appreciated i 1--- I---'.