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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
3
Rev and Mrs McClure hosted a social at the Fire City with Rev G An pastor, missionary staff, and local church leaders. Attendees included Betrepeyt amie and Morgan, church secretary Armare Manavien, their spouses, and visiting guests. The gathering featured fellowship, a review of the past year, and refreshments lasting several hours.
The wedding of Rachael Jane Laurel to Trent Cunningham was solemnized at Valley Hospital Capalug with Carnegie sponsorship. They will reside at home to friends on Wert Laurel avenue after the ceremony.
The annual Fathers and Sons banquet at Croton Avenue Thedis Episcopal Church will be held Friday December 6 at 7 30 PM in the church dining room. A varied program features vocal numbers by select friends and a toast by Edward Kerry the Sons will give Red Kerry in a humorous sketch. Attorney Warence A Catterson of this city will speak. Music by the String Quartet rounds out the evening.
Regular Tuesday luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field Club hosted by Mrs. Lampe and Mrs. Read featured 30 covers and afternoon bridge prizes for Mrs. Grace Phillips Johnson and Mrs. R. K. Aiken. Out of town guests included Mrs. James T. Whitla, Mrs. Selina Whitla, Mrs. W. Grant Miller, and Mrs. William Schofield. In Croton Avenue, Elwilda Kensington members enjoyed a 1 o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. A. E. Hartman with Mrs. Angell assisting. Special guests were Mrs. Angell and A. W. Hartman, with an evening of needlework and chat. Christmas gift exchange planned in two weeks at Mrs. S. W. Fray’s home.
Mrs. Maurice Boyd hosted a miscellaneous shower on Garfield avenue for Mrs. War Reeves, the bride to be. Guests enjoyed games and music, with prizes, refreshments, and attendees including Miss Virginia Perdue, Mrs. J. F. Stubbs, and Mrs. Norris Melthens among others.
A string of social activities and weddings from December includes Mrs Markley and Mrs Markowita hosting events, AML Glass entertaining the W W ALG Gisks, and Mrs Harvey Martin hosting N H W at Croton Avenue with fancy work and music. Miss Trances Pilch and Leroy Campbell wed at the First U C P church with Rev. Irvine officiating, and Margaret Ruby and Eli Rosenberg announced as married on September 25, 1928. The B O I H club meeting was postponed to December 9 with Mrs Florence Good hosting on Litton Street.
Mrs. John Jones of Tyndal Street has been confined by illness but is much improved. Mrs. V. Ti. Diefenderfer of Phillips Place and Mrs. Ilna Diefenderfer of Grant Street spent Tuesday in Pittsburgh. John H. Connor of Highland Avenue and Patterson of Vine Street were business visitors in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Samuel Frishkorn and her son Junior, guests of Olive Harper of Riverview Avenue, have returned home. John M. Snyder, boarding with J. Ps. Gaston at Epworth and Superior, is in very favorable condition and may receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Reed of Alberta, Canada, visiting their daughter Mrs. J. L. Nixon and aunt Miss Anna E. Jay of North Mills Street, plan to settle here.
Members of the Quota Girls Club of the Y W C A will hold their regular meeting in the Y W C A Thursday at 7 30 evening.
Rey Franklin and North Streal Junior Hi-Y clubs meet this evening as M. M. A. Supervisors Black and Leonard urge all members to attend. The weekly study of The Pioneer Ways of Living continues.
The annual meeting of the Board of Managers of the Day Nursery will be held in the YWCA parlors on Friday at 2:30. The session is described as important and all board members are urged to attend.
Religious and fraternal groups announce meetings and events across town. Malta Tygre for Isly of Matta Commandery hosts a degree, American Home Watchmen plan a regular meeting with initiation and euchre night, Veterans of Foreign Wars to elect officers, Cottage prayer meeting for Mrs Anne Todd, Patterson Circle welcomes new members at Mary J Wilson home, Loyal Ladies League gathers at Knights of Malta Hall, Berean Bible Class at Bonzo home, Philathen class at Emmantal Baptist Church holds session, and January first gathering hosted by Mrs R J Morris with Mrs Sam J Davie.
In Pittsburgh the state planned to call Jim A. Taylor deputy secretary of the state banking department as a witness in the Carnegie Trust Company case. The testimony aims to support allegations of mil iation of funds. Hundreds of spectators attended the first two days as the hearing began to handle a growing crowd.
Miss Jeanette Veentaaed, supeeno, arrives in Ne Castle to perform for senior high pupils at the auditorium. She is hosted by Benjamin Franklin Junior High and plans a program featuring arias and modern numbers, with an anticipated strong audience and advance seat sales.
Fifty eight attendees joined a weekly story hour at the Reading Room of the Vo Met A. Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mary Beckin told several engaging stories to the boys and girls during the period.
Boys classes at the Y M C A are set to stage a minstrel show with short sketches during the Christmas vacation period under the direction of Physical Director Harry Day. Practice will begin soon as part of a larger half day program. Andrews, the planner, has appointed his son Charles 4 Andrews as deputy sheriff to replace the late Deputy Sheriff James J. Whiteman.
Newsboys at the Y M C A are invited to a big evening meal after the usual class period. All members, referred to as newsies, are urged to attend the gathering following the regular activity.
A home care note advises rubbing in lotion after washing and partially drying hands to restore softness and moisture. Use daily for a week to observe improvements in texture and feel. The guidance emphasizes keeping hands smooth and revitalized with a specific fragranced product.
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