The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-02-01
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days here last week with his father,
Mr.. Edward Byron, 425 North Poto-
mac st. Major Byron, who is on
leave, has recently returned from
two years of combat service in North
Africa, Sicily and Iatly, where he
completed 1862 missions. He return
ed to New York on Friday and will
shortly leave for a post in New Mex
leo, where he will serve in a super
visory capacity Major Byron's
mother was the former Miss Lillian
Mark Crawford of this city.
Seaman lie William B. Shrader,
Jr., who has been on duty in the
Pacific, arrived on January "a, and
is spending a short leave at 108
North Mulberry ST
Miss Mary Denniston, of st.
Mary's Academy, spent last week
end at her home, AIT North Potomac
st. She had as her guest, Miss Jane
Glenn Of New York and Cambridge,
Maryland, who is also a student at
St. Mary's.
Miss Doris Ann Miller, who is
also student at st. Mary's Acad
envy, was the weekend guest of
Miss Doris Due in Ellicot City.
Miss Peggy Ballantyne arrived
from William & Mary College on
Friday, January 26, to spend several
days, between mid-year examina-
tons, at her home 817 Forrest Drive.
Miss Ballantyne is the daughter of
Mrs. Charles l.. Harris of this city.
Mrs James Gould, Jr., of 1908
Beechwood Drive, Hamilton Homes,
was the guest of honor at luncheon
and bridge party given by number
of her friends at the Hotel Hamilton
on January rs. The hostesses were:
Mrs. William Handy, Mrs. James
Murphy, Mrs. James Archer, Mrs.
William Paxson, Mrs. Charles Kot-
chan, Mrs. Paul Cleaveland, Mrs.
Kurt Chitester, Mrs Marion Fiery,
Mrs. Ellsworth Watkins, Mrs. Mari
on Foglegrin, Mrs. Lester Johns,
Mrs. John White, Mrs. George w.
Dress and Mrs Thomas F. Park. Mr..
and Mrs Gould, who have lived
here for several years, where Mr..
Gould has been employed by Fair
child Aircraft, left yesterday for
Waterbury, Conn, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David W. Byron
have returned to their home in
Fountain Head after spending
several days in Washington and
Baltimore.
Miss Alberta Mobley returned to
her home, 1903 North Potomac ST.,
on January %, after a ten-day visit
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Buttolph
have returned to their home at 825
Forrest Drive, after spending a
month in the South, where Mr.. But
tolph was on business trip for
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Mrs. Stewart SENT, formerly of
Hagerstown, spent last week at her
apartment, No. 2 Broadway Mr..
SENT Joined her here for the week
end They returned on Monday t.
Newark, N. j., where they are max
ing their home at the Robert Treat
Hotel. Both Mr.. and Mrs. SENT
were formerly employed by Fair
child Aircraft
The Church Council of Trinity
Lutheran Church will entertain the
Choir at their annual banquet on
Friday evening at 6:45, February
2. The entertainment will be held
in the Recreation Room adjoining
the Church and the banquet will be
I served by Mrs. Harman's Sunday
School Glass.
The Willing Workers Class of st.
Paul's Evangelical Sunday School
held its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Garnet Gehr, 1873
South Potomac St, on January Is.
After the business meeting games
were played and refreshments were
served. The guests were: Mrs. w.
J. Dice, Mrs. William Dellinger, Mrs.
Frank Humelsine, Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Florence White, Mrs. Rachel
Kendle, Mrs Curtis Grimm, Miss
Hilda Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell, Mrs. Anna Cosens, Miss
Betty Charles and Loretta and Gar
net Gehr.
Mr.. Clarence Everly entertained
at his home in Funkstown on jan
uary "a at p. M, in honor of the