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aiei*non‘-ra,ilxhooCm-f a IWX IV-ofakLth.»vnm-w-nlt;I‘a-|;of. ‘Mxs. J. BLHeuderson on 209 East‘CfcdjLC- aveauo' on- Tuesday aUeniooual£-’o*clockr .Xho Standard .Bearora ;vuill::rn.eet withAana Ua© Uatflold uttft^-Aorjie ol-.Mrs, -Rebecca Lon-g on Johnston avenue-. Tuesday evening, tiommittoe, Gather ino- Slaughter, Eliz-•abotlt Hibnor, Leooa fi©ory and Helen. .Spfcytth The'Sunday- ^chripJi Board will meet-. In thjr ctuii'ch oi*~;Wm3nosday .evening following, thc.-B^^vic^s. The meeting Is to., arranso'-tor children's rday.uTh0_Ladles‘Aid Society will meet 'on!. Thursday atteroaou at tlie home ot Mr£, C/jVT/Lyalugor on Market atreet,. ,Tho Carrie/Kenyon Auxiliary of the y, F. M/S; will moot on Thursday :eytming'in the parsouago, This meeting- ‘is important and ihQ thank. oir.oK-ijng will-' bo ' holdi Com.miltee, MIk f Aims Horner, * Mr o*. Ami a ' Twecldo I, Mta- John Duckworth, pisses Edna CJook. and Gertrude frnmiay. Mothers1Day will bo observed In Lho church on next Sunday,itat-’;edire*h*•baha*-he111“aaironhottyjetri-inhetaohesr-onhjI*rndto!Firs* Baptist Tho monthly meeting or tbQ Sunday-School Doiird, officers and touchers, will bo hold in the church, Tho regular prayer mooting will bo held in the church a a Wednesday evening. Th^Baraca Ciaas will hold tho monthly social tneolin* witiv Mrs. E. E.Coleman on Morrell u venue, W^atSide, on Thursday evening. Tho church will observe Mothers* Day next Sunday. ‘ \ability. Previous to th* rendition ofthe program Ua Keck read Governor SproLtra call to th* observant© nr Pennsylvania Music Week. Xu a fuwvrorrig who told of th Jiccd Of good music for the child and spoke o£ the nocri of un organization of u community mu si i* club In Conuoilsvlllo iu order to bring artists to *xmnell*vUlo who will inspire. In at not nut* provldc good music 'for nil, rnio program is 318 follows; Crossing the Bridge /* Esther TClnabursky; “J«vt\Uewi/f TUz-?.both Long; Air With Variations/’ Ireno Crowley: ,‘Niirv,GK\\n, Virginia Rollers: “Barcarolle,” Sarah Mcll-Laney: 41 Vision/* Helen Ruth Henry; A Day in May/! Mildred Hyatt; ’*Blr~dtVs Song/’' Txsulso Treber; Shepherd’* Song/* Dorothy Sellers; MA Frolic,” Mury Elizabeth Smuts; “Valso in II .Flue/'1 Mary Franc** Kurt/.;:“ Japan eao-9un*ee/r Ben trie© Harewiti; “Mocking BlnV M»Tguerito Duvla; “A Pong Without ‘ Words/* TlIHe Klnn-bursky; “Th© Happy ‘Farmer/* Martha McCormick; “Rercedae/* Sarah Elizabeth Hoffman; A .Utile Ray of Sunshine/* Louis© Green; “Barcarolle/* ilsniL Mao Templeton; Etude.'* Ruth Brazil; Indian Girl's Dance,'* Edith Hoffman; Moonlight oa the Lft-goon/* Elizabeth Hetrick; “Soaring/; Dorothy Kurtz, alHo “Jubo Danse,mom-'g*cmit's*ra,;tllheoar«.et.Wiwer for Xrs. Jtfjiykr.Covers for tweniy-ftvo were laid at a beautifully- appointed family .dinner given last evening at the homo of Mrs. Sarah. Barnhart in West Appl street in honor of the ninety-eighth anniversary of tho blrtb of her moth or, Mr 3. Sarah Ringler, on© ol the oldest residents of thla community. The table was adorned ‘with a bir^o and attrac-the birthday cake, bearing ninety-eight caudles, sigrriflcant of the age of -tlie guest of honor, and a huge bou~ f*u#fc of camallons. Mrs. Ringler i3 ,in good health itnd none present enjoyed the day more than she. In coca-.comoratlon of tho happy event she .era* .presented with nrn**y pretty and useful gtftn.: Out of town guest* were Mr. and Mrs- Austin- Tlingler, Mr, andMrs, .Charles Hull, Mrs. .Gertrude• Grifltha of McKeesport/ Mrs- Frank Fagan- and son, Clyde, of‘Fairmont, Wf, Vu., and Mr, and Mr*. James Brad-dock of XIouat Pleasant.Sujicliiy School (‘Huts yCo*U,Claaa No. 13 of the Trinity Reformed Sunday School wut Friday evotiiug at the bora© of Miss Mary Gardner In. Washington avenue. Tl© regular bue-Icoss session was ronducto d, MlarfDmlue Waueaman, the prostdent. pi e-^itllng. The class has selected for It a aamo the “Mary J. Rjiodee Class/* In honor of its teacher. There were eight ■members and one visitor present. Miss Gardner revved a dainty lunch.iyas,InIs»*.ripsr-jft.Hrayirl)r-501ixtin-ct-yolbradltoronateat;h©atid-ar-h€»er-r ■If o4¥ er- Hoov©?.Th© mamast- ot Mias Helen GraceHoover, daughter of rr. and Mrs. John T. Hoover of Uuioiuown, nud KoDQCth Hooveff »ou of Mr, and lira. Charles O. Hoover of Milwaukee, W*is., was. eolmnclzvd’ Saturday evening In the bride's born*. Rev*. WUUam Hamilton Spence, pastor .of the Elm Presbyterian Church of Unlontown. officiated. Tb© brill® was given In marring© by her father and her only attendant was her aLster. MIsb Ruth Hooy©*\ us rcald of honor. M. Garland Cloud nerved as Mr, Hoover*© best man. Following a beautifully appointed wedding diouor Mr. iind Mrs. Hoover cam© to ConaellftvUlc and left on * midnight train for the East. Afior Hay 20 they will ho at home at Chester, Pa, The brUle graduated from the Unlontown High. School and laterattended Walnut Lana School, nearPhiladelphia, and th© University of Wlseonain- Mr. Hoover connocted | with the National Alkaline Company of Philadelphia*Party at Oblopylo.Audrey Mayor* was tendered a very ploa^aiit bliRhday p^vrty In ohaerv-aac© or her ninth anniversary Thursday evening at tho hoi a* of bar grandparent*, ilr. and Mr:*, j, Myera, at OUIopyU\ ThoBO pr«J©nt worB Dot*-othy B'oUiiu, Mabel V olfo, Uuli Cor-riatao. Virgin La Turner, Opal Whip-key, Roberta BaUey, Agnos CorrlaUui. Thelma CoUlos Margaret Stewart*Florence and Gr*c« Morrison, L%ona Whipkey, Jean Holt, Mbol Stewart, Dorothy Boyd, Nodi© Zlmm«ron. Rosen© looming, Ruby Whlpkey. Virginia Balloy. Robert .Holt, Mr*. 0. R. Jackson of Oblopyle and Edna and Freed a Mayers of Cootiellsvllle. Vura Hall of Hunibert and Joan Robert Dull or ladiau Creek.U C. B- A* to Meet.Tho regular mcotlng of the L. C. B, A. will beheld Wednesday night in tho parochial Sob00*1 Hall.0- f- A, to M«LTho Grand International Auxiliaryto the 13, of U E. will meet Wednesday afternoon iu Odd Follow»' Hall.A axillary lo ^leet,Tho monthly meeting or the Lading* Auxiliary to the Baltimore A Ohio Veteran ft Association will ho bald tomorrow night In the-’Y. X£. C. A A large attendance 1h deal red.-G. A, IL Circle to Meet Tho Ladles’ X/ircle No, 100 to tho MlUam F. Kurt*.*Po»t No. 104, Grand Army of the Republic will meet on Thursday aftornoon In Odd Fellows' HalLFupII* Give Plano Recital,A plaao redial w'aa given Saturday afternoon, la th* lecture room of the Trinity Lutheran Church by the pupils of JMias Pw*rl Keclt, Parent a and friends, of* the young perform ore were guests *and enjoyed every number on the well aelected program. Each B©-.‘ lection was capably rendered and th©: participants displayed rare musical.setat'i\*m-»ldthir-.rd ,at be . in-:Is1st! Its j Is- 1When^yenx havetroubleYou need Resxnol to-stop the itchinj and burning, and 1the emptioiuts coolir uch will save youhours of torture.The ointTTicnt diat shouldbe in every homeAt oil drugjiatsSboihilM) AJtd HcjJii^dPERSONAL*Mrs. Jantca H. Spjlth, daughters, Jane and Salty, and Ml;** MarlonSemail* of Unloutowr wor© «uosi« ol Mra. If. P. Snyder “iu'* Mr. iuzlt;l Mr‘. Char lea L. Gray yuBt rday.Tb© beat pia'j® to shop after ell—Brownell Shoo Co.— tdvertiaemflnt.Mis* ArtftRe Deetcr httf' rKlimod bo me from a vialt vtth. her grand-mother, Mrs. Com. Bui'goss of Ur*In*. She »1no atteiuU'd the funeral of H_ L. Parker held hint Thursday at Ur«lnn.Electric fixtureg an i radfo supplies. Au*tlu-Hlnd©8 BUcirio Co., next to PanwnoiiQt Theatre. —Ad vorli semen L.Mrs, F. W. Wright wa« callod to Due khan a on, \V. Va„ thla tnomlng h-th« tUne^H of her Bister, Mr«. C. 1^. Barlow,Buy genulu© Ddlaon Mazda lamps. Frank Sweoney, 300 South Pittsburg »t r a c t.-—A d vorti *©m©B LFruncls 'Wilgbt of Wavron, P«„ vao the guent of relatives here over Sunday. Mr. Wright war formerly advertising manager for i he MYlght-M«u-lor ft tor© here-Even ilie boofcleg'^ora arc uwlnsBlue Devil—It tnakcu tblt;,* moon a blue.—Adve.rtlsement-fc-UtHev. and Mrs. Ho Hen anil Mr. and Airs. A. J. Yu tiger of Now Salem, weru guests of Mr. and Mm, A. \V. linger of W«st Fayetlw street yesterday. Sunday Mrs. €. E. Hart?, and family of Unlontown wore guests nt liui Hager home.Did anyone tell you that our spring anils, priced from $2:*.f0 to $39.GO, aro the beat made? Il'y H He! Dave Cohen, tailor,—-Advcrtiaomont Mv, and Mrs, Lop is Roz/.i have ro-turi!ecl from a brief vl«lt In Buitlraor© and /Wilmington, DnI.* •where theywere visiting relatlvoa and friondH, Mrs. Rozzi wo a formerly MIor Anna DePolo.For the fl«d tor the cheap cat repair* du that roof, conductor or apoutlttg, see F. T. Evu^s Estate—Adv^rti*em©rlt.Mihs Dorothy Edruamtia and MIw Hoi an Grey, teachers of the Dunibar tchooln, motored thero ‘last ovfening 'zintL attomiod tho baccalaureate sermon of tlia Dunbar .High School.D, who can inrngln,* the feeling of a foot bath In Blue Devil! Ah-k4i!— Adv er tis emeu t-E- tMr. and Mr a. James Shan or motored here yesterday from Piedmont, YV, Va., and wore guonta of tli0 lntior*a pur-entft, Mr, and Mis. John Fuehrer of Greenwood, They were unooinpunled honio by airs. Shctner’ft sister, Mrs. Afcivih Cluftpor uiid Tier Hinall nephew, Daniel Ritonour.Pino Top product* ur puro.—-Ad-v*rtia©mnnt~S-ltFrod UL ItatuoB, prtnctpal of tho Paraaaaaa High School, !h yiHltUig Mrs. Haines and ItRLq you at tlm homo ot Mrn. Stoila Ford, an aunt of Mrs. Haines, m Or con wood,Wo curry a complete Irm of Spalding and Thou. E, Wilson lino of hpurling goodH 'and nth ltd iu uquipniftiit atdud;TTonilak.ourOf uull.cakM yeat lo r Mrs m or R—!hIn tiu1tMBa.ltMEODCan Bro and I* ; ThoJ,Kftt Mrs ope: hitri «ett l)0 u Mset,Hist'b«rjMMoldaleMinV/riP.gUft:ycstPIOiiwenRovFrafracbileSaofri'a,*of *:to tibutthisaroandthtiHirbud.m»ktn dt tli a?of r lieh. com thenoc«Onmadcat*JnatfactMpro?mentheas i govtcrlt:syatwhhrailot neralOHtl!exiRhuhumnotlerntXr L. :macatwurthoJon-of f that wor was Rail and]Keiitnor1© Book SLoj-e, 12C W, AppleueSir, uniforms made lo order and dollvured in J0 flays.—-Advor* tia«mont-5-3tR. B. Slmw, ©iuployed In rha Htuts Treflsurer's ollle© iu HurrUburg, who
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Connellsville Daily Courier
Connellsville, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, May 08, 1922
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