CURRENT EVENTS '06 PLAN YULETIDE PARTY
Mrs Perry Bross hosted Girrent Events of '06 on Monday with "A Candy Recipe" and reports from Federation meeting at United Presbyterian Church. Plans discussed for blind sale December 15 and annual Yuletide party December 18 at Mrs George McClelland's home. Also notes of surprise birthday party for John Widdowfield Sr with forty guests, and local gatherings in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bross
Edghland Avenue
Federation
Wight and United Presbyterian Church
R. K. Hildebrand
J. F. Cox
Thomas Nesbitt
Sherman Kitson
J. 2D. Ingham
Cleorge McClelland
Moe Street
John Widdowfield
Wampum
Epworth M. E. Church Bazaar in December
Epworth M. E. Church Guild holds a bazaar Friday December 8 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday December 9 from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm at 219-216 B. Washington St formerly the F. and W. Grand storeroom. Home baked goods candy aprons quilts afghans towels purses and more will be sold.
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Epworth
Garden Club Luncheon Plans Elections At Meeting
The Garden Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Alan Engles home on Englewood Avenue Licheon at 1 o clock with elections of new officers on the agenda The executive board met earlier this afternoon with Mrs Ei CG Hokenroad on Fairfield Avenue for planning and discussion
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Garden Club
Alan Engles
Englewood Avenue
Licheon
The
Garden Olu
8. O. Gs. Sixteeners Club
Will G. Andrews
Highland Avenue
Interesting meetings mark busy Current Events Club period
The Current Events Club of 23 held a Monday gathering at Mrs A Rodgers home on Delaware Avenue with a strong turnout. Members discussed Biographies of Famous Men and Women, sharing lives, habits and achievements before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rodgers
Delaware Avenue
J. H. Templeton
Boyles Avenue
Current Events Cass Hostesses Meet at Treser Home
Members gathered at Mrs. Albert Treser on Garfield avenue for their regular meeting. Discussion covered current topics with interest and a short social period followed. Special guests included Mrs. S. J. Reed of Kingwood WV and Mrs. SD Pearson of this city. Next meeting to be at Mrs. Lake McNab’s home on Wallace avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursday
A. O. T. Bridge Club
Orville Potter
Hillcrest Avenue
Mrs. Potter
Lilyan Richmrds
Jsrie Avenue
Laura Lach
Velyn Raney
Dorothy Asselton
Betty Conover
Pine Street
Cass
Albert Treser
Garfield Avenue
S. J. Reed
Kingwood
West Virginia
SD. Pearson
Atty
Lake McNab
Wallace Avenue
Merry Maidens Club
Leona Sankey
Bart Richards
Walter McGee
Richards
East Washington St
Aid-A+Gi —eluh
Jennie Ginsberg
Moody Avenue
Esther Grossman
Aid-A-ll Club
Laurel Boulevair
Grace Ackerman
Sharon
J H W Party At McCulloch Home
A Christmas party of the Jean Hill Williamson Society of Highland United Presbyterian was hosted at Mrs Harold McCulloch's home in Walmo. Three new members, Hartzell Houston, Ina Shields, and Elizabeth Parker, joined. Leader Mrs Walker Ballentine conducted the evening with study book portions, and a letter from Rose A McCullough, missionary in Cofianwala India, was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hill Williamson Society
Highland United Presbyterian Banch
Harold McCulloch
Walmo
Robert A. Eckles
Jay Reed
Hartzell Houston
Ina Shields
Elizabeth Parker
Walker Ballentine
George Duell
Mandel Smith
Rose A. McCullough
Ab Cofianwala
India
Evelyn Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
Parish Dinner at St Andrews Parish Dinner
The 8th Andrew's Episcopal parish holds its annual dinner Wednesday at 6 pm in the church dining room with Mrs. William Wignall as general chair. Rt Rev John Ward will be guest, Rev Kenneth Waldron speaker, and Lewis J. Lewis to discuss the Every Member Canvass Campaign beginning Sunday December 10.
Glendale Bridge Club to Meet for Dessert Bridge
Members of the 1931 Glendale Bridge Club will gather Wednesday at 1 30 PM for a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs John B Clark at 1617 Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
John B. Clark
Alighland Avenue
Fred Bard
Ryan Avenue
We-Fu-Bridge Club
Gladys Booker
West Garfield Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Berkmah
Ann Hagan
Croton Avenue
Cercle Royale Bridge Club
Harold Simpkins
Young Street
V. O A. Girls Club
John Morrow
Huron Avenue
N. B
Wiliam Hamil
Huey
Cait Leis
Shenango Township
G. K. W. Club
W. G. Campbell
Oak Street
N. H. B. Kensington
H. T. Cooper
Meyer Avenue
Easy Aces Club
Hanna Richards
Winter Avenue
Sacrema Club
Jean Norris
Randolph Street
Amerita Club
N. Altobelli
DuShane Street
Tyl-Quad-Bridge
Geraldine
Glendale Bridge Club
Highland Ave
W. O. Club
Kathryn Ayers
Tau Delta class Christmas party observed at Epworth Methodist
Tau Delta class of Epworth Methodist church held its annual Christmas party Monday at Mrs Charles Andrews home. Mrs Genevieve Johns and Mrs Margaret McKissick hosted. Florence Rodgers led a brief business meeting with carols sung by the group, Mrs Margaret Karnerer at the piano, Ida May Safier played piano numbers, gifts were exchanged, plans for a January 12 tureen dinner at the church were announced.
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Tau Delta
Epworth Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Court
Genevieve Johns
Margaret McKissick
Florence Rodgers
Margaret Karnerer
Piand
Ldna May Safier
Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party Revels
Perry Post Ladies Auxiliary wrapped up plans at a Monday evening meeting. A family dinner for husbands and children is planned with a kiddie treat and program. A card party Friday will host husbands and friends. Mrs Morehead joins the committee to handle the kiddie treat. Mrs Cage chairs the card party with Mrs Fleming on refreshments. Initiation was held during the evening.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Potter
James B. Morehead
Robert Cage
William Fleming
New Brighton
Birthday Party for Mrs Whetsell at Nazarene Church
Mrs P Whetsell was surprised with a birthday party hosted at D C Wheale Smithfield Street by the Women’s Bible class of the Church of the Nazarene. Guests included Mrs Ruth Sisley Mrs Alice Mackey Mrs Myrtle Connerly and Mrs Dale Willis. Music and conversation filled the evening as gifts were exchanged and refreshments served with assistance from Mrs Blanche Patterson Mrs Ella Moore and Mrs Laura Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Whetsell
D.C. Wheale
Smithfield Street
Church of the Nazarene
Blanche Patterson
Ella Moore
Laura Moore
Ruth Sisley
Alice Mackey
Myrtie Connerly
Dale Willias
Hershey Auxiliary Hosts Yuletide Evening
Mrs Trainor on East Lincoln avenue welcomed Hershey Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church to her home Monday for a Christmas carol sing, devotional on Near East Doxologies, a talk on Mormonism, and seasonal refreshments. A list of associate hostesses assisted in arranging the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys. GC
Trainor
Lincoln Avenue
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
8. W. Perry
Mra
Frank Smith
Fred ‘Smith
Chester Sweesy
Glyde Shannon
Rearick
L. B. Round
H. W. Mckee
L. CO
Mantz
LUNCHEON HOSTESS LEADS HERSHEY AUXILIARY MEETING
Mrs. Louis Round of Neshannock Boulevard presided over the Hershey Auxiliary executive board and past presidents at a 1 pm Green Room luncheon. Holiday table decor and a meat course followed by plans for winter auxiliary activities including the Christmas White Gift service. An informal sociable close marked the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Round
Neshannock Boulevard
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
White Shrine Tea Party Promises Night Of Comedy
The White Shrine hosts an 8 pm theater evening in the cathedral featuring a play No Men Admitted with a large cast led by Ruth Boyd and many local ladies. Tea to follow. clubs and society members listed with addresses across the city.
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White Shrine
Ruth Boyd
Alonie Martin
Alfreda Tindal
Gherry Martin
Anna
Rowland
Susan
Dorothy Stoddard
Olga
Elizabeth Flemming
Marjorie Nord
Violet Chapman
Janet North
Ida McClung
Chloe Lanning
Upham
Martha Bigley
Birea Sadler
Minnie Blaha
Rela Preston
Bernice Shannon
Former State Bank Building May Be Hotel
A remodelling plan for the former First State Bank building on South Jefferson street is under way, with J Clyde Gilfillan Lumber Company handling the work. The site could become a hotel or a general store. no lease has been signed. The building is owned by the Standard Life Insurance Company. Notes and club meeting notices follow for several local groups this week.
Danderine Advice Claims Hair Benefits
A newspaper item promotes Danderine stating moistening a comb with a few drops improves hair. It claims dry combing alone cannot achieve similar results and that regular use morning and night improves appearance without changing color.
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Plan Yuletide
Ray
TV Lcrest
Erma Ray
Dollie Milke
Mra. William, Stevenson Sr
Willow Grove
Postyone A. O.R. Club
Hpworth Bazaar
Rangeland
Avery Tos
Chura Fiat
Nighta
Nolan
Mgr
First Congregational Church
Bobbie Johns
Park Avenue
Jack Matthews
Brinley Hughes
Long Avenue
Edward Pugh
David E. Davies
Modernistic
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
Castletons New Castle
Gerson
Jack Gerson
Penn Theatre
N. Mercer St
Chargell
Mcculloch Home
ST. Andrew’s
Helen Dundho
Louis Pengryn
John Francis
Butler
Music Club Choral Meet
Music Club
Highland United Presbyterian Church
O. S
Kymric Society
Kymric Dramatic Society
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs., Whetsell
Mrs. Trainor
Autenreith’s
Dollar Stores
East Washington Street
Bayon and
Virginia
Strumater Bldg
Mrs. Louis
John OC. W. Copper
Princeton
Lawrence Mershimer
Lawrence Armstrong
James Kennedy
John Bowers
John Cooper
New Castle
Energy
McCaslin
Castlewood
Ellwood
Wurtemburg
EM Kaplan
North
Mercer Street
West Side Club
J. G. Carr
West Washington Street
S. Tu
Glub
Frank Zimmerly
Vigers
Tigers
Tiger Club
South Mill Street
Mike Ross
W. A. CO
Wesley Methodist Church
Bessie Lemley
C. A O
Ruth Leichty
South Bay
Howry Milhower
Latine Cay
Dolly Swelve
Charles Riney
Henry
Laughton
Henry Will
Beret
Jolly Twelve Club
S. L. Club
S. L
N. LR. A. Club
N. I. R. A. Club
John Smith
the Harbor Road
W. O. Club Members
State Bank
First State
Dandevine
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