Hilltop Club Assembly At Mrs Ed Long Home
Hilltop club members gathered Friday evening at Mills Way home of Mrs Ed Long for a social time. Guests included Mrs A W Garren winner of hostess award Mrs Lloyd Keely and Mrs A T Eckles. In contract contest Mrs Joe Campbell and Mrs Jeanne Book Christy were honor score winners. The galloper went to Mrs Keely and the hostess was assisted by Mrs Lillian Hughes during a later repast. Next session will be with Mrs Christy as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Ed. Long
Mills Way
A. W. Garren
Lloyd Keely
A. T. Eckles
Joe Campbell
Jeanne Book Christy
Keely
Lillian Hughes
Christy
Bride and Groom Share New Home in McKeesport
Mr and Mrs Arthur Paul McCormick of McKeesport announce their November 26 wedding in Follansbee West Virginia. The bride, Irene Gibson, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R Edwin Gibson of New Castle R D 6. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh McCormick of the Butler road, attended Princeton high school class of 35 and worked with Shenango Pottery and Irvin Works Clairton. The couple now reside at 2707 Jenny Line Street McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Paul McCormick
McKeesport
Eleanor Irene Gibson
Jennyline Street
Follansbee
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Rank
McCormick
R. Edwin Gibson
New Castle R. D
Hugh McCormick
Butler Road
Princeton High School
Shenango Pottery Company
Irvin Works
Clairton
Helena Auxiliary Meets at Church
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met at 2:30 on Friday afternoon at the church. Mrs. George White presided. Mrs. C. W. Wettich led the program with a Christmas devotional service by Mrs. Alice McKillop. Mrs. White read a paper on Thailand, and Mrs. W. L. Neshbitt closed with the Christmas story While the Chimes Rang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
George White
C. W. Wettich
Alice McKillop
Thailand
White
W. L. Neshbitt
1935 club entertains at Euclid avenue home
At the home of Mrs. James Allen on Euclid avenue the 1935 club met Friday evening with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Arthur Lindsey. Miss Dorothy Love sang several solos with guitar accompaniment. A lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. Allen and her daughter Vivian. Special guests included Mrs. Arthur Lindsey and Miss Dorothy Love. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs. Ted Beighley’s home for gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Euclid Avenue
Allen
Arthur Lindsey
Dorothy Love
Vivian
Brentwood
Ted Beighley
Butler Avenue
Birthday Party Honor for Twelfth Birthday
About twenty young girls, friends of Marjorie Duncan, were entertained by her mother Mrs. Howard Duncan at 927 Marshall Avenue on Friday evening. Prizes awarded to Audrey Mooney Phyllis Burdette and Peggy Duncan after games followed by a lunch served with help from Mrs. Burdette Phyllis Burdette and Doris Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Duncan
Marjorie
Howard Duncan
Marshall Avenue
Audrey Mooney
Phyllis Burdette
Peggy Duncan
Howard Burdette
Doris Duncan
Mrs Gaston Hosts M P C Club Meeting
On Friday evening Mrs Carl Gaston of Raymond street hosted the M P C club at her home. Members played Michigan with prizes won by Mrs Warren Starr and Mrs Agnes Lorenz. Refreshments followed. In two weeks, on Thursday December 18, Mrs Lorenz will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gaston
Raymond Street
Michigan
Warren Starr
Agnes Lorenz
Park Avenue
W. A. G. Club Hosts Yuletide Dinner at The Castleton
Members of the W. A. G. club gather Friday evening for a 6 o'clock Yuletide dinner at The Castleton, marking their annual celebration with seasonal festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. G. Club
Castleton
W. S. O. Club Holds Meeting in Downtown Tea Room
The W. S. O. club met in a downtown tea room Friday to discuss upcoming activities and welcome new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. O. Club
Evening Bridge Club Hosts Holiday Lunch
Mrs. Dorothy Mayberry led a dainty luncheon after two tables of 500. High scores went to Mrs. Catherine Fornataro and Mrs. Edith McLaughlin, with the galloper trophy earned by Mrs. Irene Quinn. Guest of honor was Mrs. Mae Aiken. The club plans a December 18 Christmas party with Mrs. Edith McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mayberry
Catherine Fornataro
Edith McLaughlin
Irene Quinn
Mae Aiken
Mrs Frank Baron Hosts T I Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Baron entertained T I club members at the home of Mrs Eleanor Carvella 208 South Jefferson street. Members drew pig sisters and planned a Christmas party at Mrs John Mastrangelo s home December 18. Club token went to Mrs Edith Simione with card prizes to Mrs Sam DeBiase and Mrs George Ross. Special guests included Mrs Louis Gasper Mrs Josephine Copple and Mrs Mary Danish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baron
T. I. Club
Eleanor Carvella
South Jefferson Street
John Mastrangelo
South Mill Street
Edith Simione
Sam DeBiase
George Ross
Louis Gasper
Josephine Copple
Mary Danish
Birth Announcements Signed by Readers
Birth notices require signatures with writer name and address and the doctor’s name to appear in this column. Readers should provide the full writer details and physician attribution for publication.
Birth Announcements From Jameson Memorial Hospital
Three births reported at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fye welcomed a son on December 6 at 1123 Dewey Avenue. Mr and Mrs William M Rea welcomed a daughter on December 5 from Euclid Avenue R F D No 3. Mr and Mrs Harry Valentino welcomed a son on December 6 from 205 North Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fye
Dewey Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hosital
William M. Rea
Euclid Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Harry Valentino
North Walnut Street
C E Union Meets in Central Presbyterian Church
Executive group of the Lawrence County Christian Endeavor Union met Thursday evening in Central Presbyterian church with county president Edwin Gardner in charge. Rev. John Earl Myers Jr conducted devotions and reports from county su perintendents were heard. Attendance near 100 percent at the county and high school conventions held in November. Next executive meeting slated for January first Thursday in Central Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Union
Lawrence County Christian Endeavor Union
Central Presbyterian Church
Edwin Gardner
John Earl Myers
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
County Christian Endeavor
Second Baptist B Y P U Elects 1942 Cabinet
The newly elected president of the Second Baptist B Y P U for 1942 calls a Sunday meeting at 5 39 o clock to appoint a new cabinet. Rising Star club members meet at Mrs Katherine Engs home Green street where new officers are elected led by President Mrs Lillian Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist B. Y. P. U
Rising Star Club
Katherine Engs
Green Street
Lillian Clark
Mary Cooper
Sarah Thomas
Marie Crankleton
Rachel Ward
Alice Taylor
Ethel Brown
Elsie Anderson
Personal notices of ill health travel and visits
A string of local social notes reports residents ill at home improving or visiting, including John L Harris at 518 Electric Street slowly improving, Christina DiGiacomo and Christina Buczek both recovering, and Mrs W W Patterson visiting from St Albans. Others return from hunting trips near Clintonville and Kellerstown and trips to Erie and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Harris
Electric Street
Paul Huston
Arlington Avenue
Clintonville
Fred Wehr
Adams Street
Arthur
Wehr
Monessen
William Bluedorn
Cunningham Avenue
Clarence May
David
Erie
Ripley
Westfield New York
Christina DiGiacomo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elmer Taylor
Huron Avenue
Robert Keeling
Dravesburg
Kellersville
David M. Ritchie
South Mill Street
Peter Kelly
R. D
Wampum
Forrest County
John Loy
Edgewood Avenue
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
W. W. Patterson
St. Albans
W. Va
H. E Rhodabaugh
Scott Street
Roy Griffiths
Claude Humble
Robert
Griffiths
Pittsburgh
Christina Buczek
New Castle Hospital
Sara Lee Sacks
Ruth Sacks
St. Louis
Missouri
Pearl Broida
New York
Jack Lebby
Highland Avenue
Housewives Serve Nation Through Good Table Setting
Margery Vaughn, nutritionist with the office of civilian defense, tells Illinois club women that preparing a good beef stew and setting a proper table are practical contributions to national defense. The article notes that in 1929 naval homing pigeons lost work due to aircraft radio advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margery Vaughn
Office of Civilian Defense
National Defense Program
Ilinois Club
WAMPUM Church Services List and Social Evening
Local churches publish Sunday schedules for Presbyterian Methodist First Pentecostal Clinton Methodist First Baptist St Monicas and Hovendale with times for Sunday school services and masses. An evening event honors a guest with gifts and social games followed by lunch hosted by Mrs Anna Brown and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Aubrey Reno
Christian Endeavor
J. G. Bingham
Methodist
Chas. Davis
Epworth League
Lester Bailey
First Pentecostal
Ralph Harper
Edw
C. Schmid
Clinton Methodist
Jas. Snyder
First Baptist
A. R. Reed
C. L. Alexander
St. Monica’s
Friends bid farewell to Nick Scala before move to New Cumberland
Tuesday night guests and relatives gathered at Nick Scala's home before his departure for New Cumberland Pa. The evening featured games and dancing followed by a late hour lunch prepared by the hostess with help from Misses Cammie Fidell Cammie Trivilino and Jennie Scala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Scala
New Cumberland
Cammie Fidell
Cammie Trivilino
Jennie Scala
Local Visitors Highlight Sharpsville and Pittsburgh
Mr and Mrs L J Overlander visited Sharpsville yesterday. Mrs C M Harvey also appeared in local society notes. Mrs Lenora Staff, Mrs H E King and Mrs Gwendolyn Brooks spent Thursday in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Overlander
Sharpsville
C. M. Harvey
Lenora Staff
H. E. King
Gwendolyn Brooks
Pittsburgh
Young maid declines oath as justice of the peace
A surprised election result elevates a young maid to justice of the peace but she rejects the post saying the office is not worth her time and she plans to remarry next summer. She will return to work as a maid for Mrs. Stuart Robinson in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Robinson
New Cruiser U S S Columbia Ready for Delaware Landing
Philadelphia December 6 The United States Navy adds the 10 000 ton cruiser U S S Columbia to its two ocean fleet with launch scheduled for December 17 along the Delaware River The $18 million warship is the second in a 32 ship program and follows sister ship U S S Cleveland launched last year in November Columbia to be sponsored by 16 year old Jean Adams Paschal of Columbia South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Sam
U. S. S. Columbia
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
U. S. S. Cleveland
Columbia
Jean Adams Paschal
S. C
The News by Mail Subscription Offer
A brief promotional note describes an annual subscription for The News by Mail at five dollars. The text suggests readers value liberty and pride, implying unhappiness stems from loss of freedom or shame, framed as a moral prompt rather than a straight news item.
Artists to Receive Cash Prizes at City Exhibit
The first annual Lawrence Cowity Art Exhibit closes tonight at The Castleton with cash awards in oils, water colors, and mixed media. Prizes include $10 for first, $5 second, and $3 third, plus awards for most popular picture and best floral study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Artists’ League of New Caste
Cecile Dicks
Sewickley Maid Declines J. O. P. Justice Post
Loretta Bernsdorff, 22, who won Sewickley Heights justice of the peace in a write-in, let the deadline pass and forfeited the post. Officials say the assignment would bring too many complaints, prompting her to decline by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T International News Service
Pittsburgh
Sewickley Heights
Loretta Bernsdorff
Bethel A M E Trustees and St Pauls Missionary Meet
Bethel A M E church stewards and trustees to meet Monday evening December 8 at 8 15 in the parsonage. St Pauls Baptist Missionary Society to gather Monday morning at 10 at Mrs Katie Payne Moravia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. E. Church
St. Paul’s Baptist Missionary Society
Katie Payne Moravia
Baptismal Services Announced at St Pauls Baptist Church
Sunday morning baptismal services will be held at St. Pauls Baptist church immediately after Sunday school. The event invites parishioners and visitors to participate in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Pastor and choir move service to St Luke A M E Zion
Rev J H Thomas and the St Pauls Baptist church choir and congregation will hold Sunday afternoon services at 3 o clock in St Luke A M E Zion church due to arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thomas
St. Paul's Baptist Church
St. Luke A. M. E. Zion Church
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Spanish Tavern
Youngstown Hill
Havana
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John Payne
Cesar Romero
Carmen Miranda
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Bombay
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ECL
Manos
Ellwood
Sharon-Youngstown Road
Masury, Ohio
Shockie
Billy Yates
Sharon
M. P. C. Club
W.s.o.club
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Fed Tax Pd
Clark Gable
Lana Turner
Walter Pidgeon
Greer Garson
Catholic Daughters of America
Teresa Irene
K. of C
Jefferson Street
Grand Regent
Hazel Sewald
New Castle
Second Baptist
Charles M. Allen
176Th Infantry
North Carolina
Arthur Brunton
Mary Lou
Rose Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Brunton
Myrtle Tonks
Willard-Fillmore Hospital
Butler Ave
NYA
Gertrude Esgh
Left
Janet Butman
Wm. Brown
Ethel
Anna Brown
L. E. Bogle
Ella Bogle
Cleveland
Ohio
Regis Arnold
Constance
Evelyn Swagger
Merle Wardman
WAMPA
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ELMS
Alvino Ray
King Sisters
Fleming Music Co
Paramount
William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Evelyn Brent
Oe Oren
Hopp
Cassidy
Leon Errol
Gene Krupa
Cinescope
Missionary Society
Old Cheyenne
Roy Rogers
Victor Eee
Ase Ol
Walter Wanger
P. L. DB
Reading Circle
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Sara Young
West Grant Street
Marjorie Dan Noodles
Youmestown
June Preisser
T He Baby
Andy Neardy
Oeter Lind
Baldwin Awne Nagel
Universal Pictures
Gar A&ze
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Regent
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