The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-25

Guiding several professional acts.
was feature of the evening
Rev. Father DausCh Addresses
Kiwanis Club
Last weeks regular meeting of
the Kiwanis Club was devoted to
an observance of Easter week, with
the Rev Father Dausch, assistant
pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Church,
as principal speaker. Father Dausch,
who was introduced by DR.. p. l..
Russell, chairman of the committee
on support of churches, spoke on
events leading up to the trial and
cruciiixion of Christ. DR. Paul Min
Mich Robinson, pastor of the Church
of the Brethren, entertained with a
vocal selection, accompanied by Miss
Grace Bowman.
ST. Johns Luther League Meets
George Kahl, William Pollen
berger, Claude Hart and Ivan Null
lenix, were members of the enter
tainment committee in charge of
arrangements for the opening meet
ing of the Young Peoples Luther
League of St Johns Lutheran
Church, held in the social room Of
the church Tuesday evening. Rob
ert HarVie acted as master of cere-
monies and decorations were arrang-
ed by Charles Scharf and George G..
Kahl. Refreshments were planned
and served by: The Mesdames Rosa
lie Nichols, Ivan Mullenix, Charles
Scharf, Claude Hart and Miss Ida
Mae Beckley. Miss Dorothy Auxt
acted as general chairman of the
affair and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
MOTT were in charge of publicity
The Rev. Robert Rooms, assistant
pastor of the church, is advisor to
the newly organized group.
Museum Easter Egg Hunt
The Washington County Museum
of Fine Arts was open from l to 6
p. m. Monday, for the public to view
the decorated Easter eggs submitted
in the fifth annual Easter egg con-
test, sponsored by the Museum
Judges announced the following
winners in the contest, which was
divided into two groups, one for
children up to eight years, the other
for those nine or older, as follows
Winners, Nancy Porter, IL, Broad
way School, and Bobby Coffman, 7,
townsville School; second prizes,
Robert c. Mann, 8, Lincoln School,
and Dicky Cofrman, townsville
School; third prizes, Janice Nave, 8,
townsville, and Christen Gardner,
II, Broadway.
Honorable mention in the lower
age group went to Elizabeth Judd,
Wayne Draper, Lauren Baker and
Marybelle Adams, all of townsville.
Honorable mention in the older
group went to the following young
sters: Noel Spence, Broadway; Shir-
ley and Paul Hockenberry, Downs
vile; Georgine Bicht, Broadway;
Connie Leedy, Jean Stump, and
Lynda Lou Fiery, Surrey; Beverly
KIepinger, Howard; Dorothy Ward,
Washington; Media and Norma Dell
niger, Patsy Cline, Glenn Marshall,
Mary Newlin, townsville; and
Christen Gardner, Broadway. Judges
were Shannon Davenport, Laura
Shatto and Jean Nikirk, all art stu
dents of South Potomac Junior High
School.
YMCA Girls Hi-Y Club
The Girls Hi-Y Club of the YMCA
held an Easter dance in the "Y''
auditorium Monday evening, from
8 to II, chaperoned by the clubs
advisors, Miss Dorothy Bowers and
Miss Jaqueline BURNER. Miss Doro-
thy Knapp was mistress of cere-
monies for the entertainment, which
featured tap dance by Miss Mabel
Fentress, selections by a vocal trio
made up of the Misses Barbara
Kanaga, Margaret Long and Mary
Edelman, and several "boogie-
woogie" piano numbers by Miss
Mary Lou Renick. Door prizes were
presented to holders of lucky num-
bers.