The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-02-11
KeedysviIle News

Mrs Paul Ellis was hostess for the M
February meeting of the Mite So und
ciety of St Peters Lutheran Church. Way
Her assistants were Mrs Sabina Ba- and
ker and Mrs. Chester Shaffer. The here
program theme was: Living for
Jesus" with Mrs Shaffer as leader. B
The following readings stressed the dau
topic: Gods Kingdom Is Now" Mrs. Binl
Glenn Norris; Right Use of Our her
Possessions" Mrs. Ellis; "a Dollar Way
Bill Mrs. Angie Meats; Making
Designs With Money" Mrs. George R
Bell; HE Didn't Happen" Mrs. of
Pearl Pry; "A Hero Remembered" Line
Mrs. John Entler; "The Story of risb
Lincoln" Mrs. Cora Weaver; prog
ress," Mrs. Bernie Smith. M
Mrs. Harry Remsburg read the Heil
Scripture lesson and Miss Pearl Pof- her
fenberger led in prayer. Musical Sc
lections throughout the program in M
Guided: "The Chimes" by jamie Ell Was
lis, and "The Churchs One Founda- with
tion," by Mrs Entler. The prelude, hust
piano duet Work for the Night Is FAX
Coming" was presented by Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. Shaffer Each guest M
received a valentine as a favor and ver
the valentine motif was carried out hon
in the refreshments. The door prize her
was claimed by Mrs. Bell. A letter Nor
from Korean Orphanage was read,
thanking the Society for the Christ mn
mas gift of money The March meet D.
ing will be held at the home of Mrs. ~
Robert Thomas. ~
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Nicodemus, Mrs George Snively and 80
Mrs Pierce King attended the All
leaders meeting in Frederick on Fri IL
day. clet5
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Miss Patsy Moser, of Hagerstown, Mrs
epent the wool and with M, o,,d of tt
Mrs. Wyand Rohrer.
Mre Aopes Lowe Of Cu,,,bor,ond Soci
Grand Chief of Maryland, will visit tile
Potomac Te,,,n1o of p,,tt,i,,, c,;,4o,,- Sell
on Wednesday evening. All Pythian mgr
Sisters are invited to attend
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Mrs. Grace Buxton Mr. and Mrs oaus
George Buxton and their daughter foo|
Carolyn were Sunday guests of Mr. win
and Mrs Russell Mills of silver Bow
Spring. Vllle
The March meeting of the Loyalty II
SUNDAY School class of ST Peters RacI
lutheran Church will no hold IN Smit
Tuesday evening, February Is, at the emo
home of Mrs. Clarence Smith. retul
ing S
Mrs. Rene BURNER was substi- ana
tue teacher at the Sharpsburg School from
several DAYS last week his 6
Mrs Harry Shank is critically ill ri
at her home. ana
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mullendore and form
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Zimmerman of
Hagerstown were Sunday guests of Sc
Mrs. Lille Zimmerman. been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer and IN U
son, Billy, spent the week end with tlohe
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore johnson of
Elkins and Mr.. and Mrs. William Be-
Shaffer of Horse Shoe Run, w. Va. est Sc
ing,
Ten families had their cisterns fill abro;
ed by the Sharpsburg Fire Comnanv folk,
on Saturday. agar
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Mr. and Mrs Eldon Pound are serVl
building home at the northern mart at p1
of the village.
A lovely obligation service fea- erSbl
tured the meeting of Olive Branch past
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star Era
on Friday evening. Speaking parts raise
were taken by: Mrs. Modena Snave- 90 We
ly, Mrs. Katherine Kaetzel, Mrs Hill
Charlotte Haynes, Mrs Esther Gantz, tuner
Mrs. Mary Garnand, Mrs. Kathleen the
Ford, Miss Virginia Snyder and the |
Ralph Wolfe, Jr. The ceremony was was
interspersed with soft music, with and
Mrs. Sabina Baker at the piano. Mrs. numt
Elizabeth Shank, deputy grand lee and
turer, was welcomed as a guest. ed tt
Plans were made to attend Get An
Acquainted Night" at Hagerstown LoWr
CHAPTER on Tuesday evening Ra burg