Missionary Tea Delights First Methodist Society
The Foreign Missionary society hosted a large Friday gathering at Mrs. Mary A. Davidson’s Wallace avenue home. A program discussed interdenominational text Gloria Christi and missionary figures from 1800 to 1900, with Mrs. Westlake, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Holt, and Mrs. Nail participating. Tea followed with social time.
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Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Mary A. Davidson
Wallace Avenue
J. 8. Westlake
J. T. Gleason
E. N. Baer
T. A. Patterson
John Holt
John Nail
Girls Club Meets at Miss Margaret King Home
The Girls' club was entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Margaret King at her home in Rhodes Place. Fancy work was the main activity and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be Friday of next week with Mrs. Thomas Dickey of Boyles Avenue.
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Margaret King
Rhodes Place
Thomas Dickey
Boyles Avenue
Mrs McBurney Hosts Dinner For Ten On Walnut Street
Mrs. Robert McBurney of Walnut street entertained relatives at dinner Friday evening. The hour was 6 30 and covers were laid for 10 guests. The hours following were spent socially.
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Robert McBurney
Walnut Street
Surprise Party for Hubbard Folks
A 7:30 pm Friday gathering left Mill and Washington for Hubbard to honor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dilley with a surprise party. About 25 locals attended, bringing baskets, sharing a 10 pm supper, and enjoying games until 12:30 am. Attendees from the city included Ezra Ashmore Roy Dilley Crawford White J J Griffith Mershimer Ethel Ashmore Pearl Lulu White Grace Mullain Grace Gibson Emma Mershimer Lena Nellie Mayers G E Lyon Leon Fink George Jett Brewer George Eyster.
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Mill
Washington Street
Hubbard
Earl Dilley
Sorosis meeting hears talk on The Lady of the Decoration
Characteristics of the Japanese were the responses to roll call at a Sorosis gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. A. Breckenridge’s Wallace avenue home. Mrs. J. D. Moore presented an interesting talk on The Lady of the Decoration. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs. E. A. Fenton’s Phillips Place.
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J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
J. D. Moore
E. A. Fenton
Phillips Place
Miss Cora Ritchie Hosts X Y Z Club Meeting
Mrs. Frank K. Woodworth of Rochester hosted Miss Cora Ritchie of Wallace Avenue and associates on Friday afternoon. They spent time sewing and were served refreshments. Miss Layte attended the gathering.
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Frank K. Woodworth
Rochester
N. Y
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Layte
Girls Invited to Home Gathering on Friday Afternoon
A notice indicates that a woman on North Mercer Street has invited the girls to her home next Friday afternoon, inviting attendance and social gathering.
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Fice
North Mercer Street
American Women’s Guild meeting features noted speakers
Friday program at the American Women’s Guild included Mrs. H. Larson of Burt Avenue and a roll call of prominent men. Presentations covered Dorr Rebellion, Incidents of the Mexican War, a sketch on Bigelow Papers, and a poem Angels of Buena Vista. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. John Agnew of Croton Avenue.
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American Women's’ Guild
H. Larson
Burt Avenue
Dorr
C. N. Lockhart
J. N. Blackstone
Bigelow
S. A. Black
Buena Vista
8. O. McMillin
John Agnew
Croton Avenue
Christmas Sewing Social at N. T. B. Club Hosts
Miss Amy Smith of Wallace Avenue entertained her associates in the N. T. B. club Friday afternoon with Christmas sewing as the main activity. Lunch was served and the girls plan another gathering in two weeks with Miss Hazel Webster of Pine Street.
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Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
Hedleys Host House Guests In East Liverpool
Mr and Mrs Harry Hedley of East Liverpool Ohio compliment their guests by hosting a social gathering with neighbors and friends at their home. The event showcases hospitality and community ties in the local area.
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Harry Hedley
East Liverpool, O
Mrs
Mar
Dinner Entourage at Hoover Home on Greenwood Avenue
Hoover of Greenwood Avenue entertained friends at dinner Friday evening with an elaborate menu. Honor guests included Mrs Billie Reed, Bert Reed, Mrs Elmer Shira and son Lewis, Mrs Michael O'Brien and son Clifford, Charles Hoover, Mr and Mrs William Schulin, and Mr and Mrs Hoover.
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Tin Hoover
Greenwood Avenue
Billie Reed
Bert Reed
Elmer Shira
Lewis
Michael O'Brien
Clifford
Charles Hoover
William Schulin
Hoover
Tea Honors Foreign Missionary Society at Epworth Church
Mrs. Arthur Stitzinger hosted a large Friday gathering at Rhodes Place for the Epworth Methodist church Foreign Missionary Society. Guests included Miss Eva Donaldson Mrs. Frank Andrews and Mrs. Charles Garwig with dinner for over 50, plus a child table. Next tea set for January first Friday with Mrs. J C Sanderson.
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Arthur Stitzinger
Rhodes Place
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Eva Donaldson
Frank Andrews
Charles Garwig
G. G. Stitzinger
Hazel
Mayme McMichael
William Rearke
Frank Churchfield
C. W. Dickson
J. C. Sanderson
Butler Avenue
L O G T Club Meeting Features Music Reading
The L O G T club met with Miss Rose Hill of Long Avenue. Program included vocal solo by Miss Florence Mounts, readings by Miss May Walls and Miss Jennie Owens, piano solo by Miss Rebecca Charles, readings by Miss Myrtle Harper, a quartet by Misses Irma Biddle and Florence Mounts with Messrs Dave Cooper and John Henderson, reading by Glynn Llewellyn, piano solo by Miss Hilda Hill, a duet by Jay Walls and Arthur Howell, and a newspaper item by Miss Hose Hill.
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L. O. G. T. Club
Rose Hill
Long Avenue
Florence Mounts Reading
May Walls Reading
Jennie Owens
Rebecca Charles Reading
Myrtle Harper
Irma Biddle
Florence Mounts
Dave Cooper
John Henderson
Reading
Glynn Llewellyn
Hilda Hill
Jay Walls
Arthur Howell
Miss Hose Hill
Anthems and Decorations Highlight Walnut Street Event
Miss Edna Bradford of Walnut Street helped decorate as weeks passed in the event, with anthemums noted among the decorations and social proceedings.
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Edna Bradford
Walnut Street
Daughters of America Host Social Meeting With Guests
The Daughters of America held a social meeting in their lodge rooms on Friday evening. Guests arrived from McKeesport and Greenville. H. H. Marquis of McKeesport served as state vice-councilor and honored guest. Refreshments, a literary program, and card games followed. Favors went to Mrs. C. M. Frost and H. H. Marquis. The event was organized by Mrs. Lyda Davis, Mrs. Nettie Marshall, Mrs. Ella Cromwell, Mrs. Sadie Dean, and Mrs. Nettie Roberts.
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Daughters of America
McKeesport
Greenville
H. H. Marquis
C. M. Frost
Lyda Davis
Nettie Marshall
Ella Cromwell
Sadie Dean
Nettie Roberts
Local clubs schedule meetings in community notices
Mrs T J McCleary of Lee Avenue will entertain the Book Club. The Current Events circle meets with Miss Mary White of North Street. Dr and Mrs W E Jackson of North Mercer Street entertain the Spoon Club. The Handel Oratorio Society meets at 8 o'clock. County L T L meets with Mrs G B Ingham of East Falls. The Yucatan Club will be entertained by Mr and Mrs John W Knox of North Mercer Street.
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T. J. McCleary
Lee Avenue
Mary White
North Street
W. E. Jackson
North Mercer Street
Handel Oratorio Society
G. B. Ingham
East Falls Street
John W. Knox
Highland 500 Club Meets for Holiday Season
Mrs George Hoezle hosted a Friday afternoon gathering of the Highland 500 club on Wallace Avenue for a pleasant entertainment. Mrs Noah Elliott won honors at the card game with special guests Mrs Fleming and Miss Marian Fleming attending. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is postponed until after the holidays.
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George Hoezle
Wallace Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Noah Elliott
Fleming
Marian Fleming
Miss Gwen Lamb and William Richards Triumph
The side led by Miss Gwen Lamb beat the opposing team with William Richards securing victory. Three new members were initiated last evening. Next Friday evening a word contest will feature captains Miss Kate Thomas and Thomas E. Davis.
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Gwen Lamb
William Richards
Kate Thomas
Thomas E. Davis
Basket club entertained by Knoxes on North Mercer Street
Dinner at seven topped an evening of carding and merriment at the Basket club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John W. Knox of North Mercer Street. Mrs. Co. J. Kirk and others arranged the gathering with a cake walk and plans for Carrie Crawford to entertain next Thursday.
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Basket Club
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
Co. J. Kirk
James Linton
J. N. Martin
Knox
Carrie Crawford
Kensington Club Dines at Mrs Yoho Home
The N. C. Kensington club of New Castle women were entertained by Mrs. Frank Yoho on South Main street. Fifteen guests attended. Mrs. Cubbison gave a reading and Mrs. Charles Bar delivered a solo praised by attendees.
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N. C. Kensington
New Castle
Frank Yoho
South Main Street
Sharon Telegraph
Cubbison
Charles Bar
Women's Missionary Society Forms North Carolina School Plan
The Reformed Presbyterian church group met Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Allen presiding and Mrs. Martha Forbes leading devotional exercises. They decided to aid in forming a school for mountain whites in North Carolina.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
William Allen
Martha Forbes
North Carolina
East Side Basket Club Hosts Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of Delaware Avenue entertained the East Side Basket club Friday with an informal card party after a dinner.
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Harry Moore
Delaware Avenue
East Side Basket Club
Nellie Stevenson Hosts Alauda Club Dinner
Miss Nellie Stevenson of North Beaver Street was hostess to the Alauda club Friday evening. A dinner of pretty appointments preceded a social period.
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Nellie Stevenson
North Beaver Street
Alauda Club
Chry
Camp of Good Cheer meeting features spelling bee
The Camp of Good Cheer of Emmanuel Baptist church met Friday evening with Benjamin Tucker presiding. After opening exercises a spelling bee was the featured entertainment. The captains of the
Leasure Avenue Hosts Twentieth Century Club Event
Mr and Mrs R W Jackson of Leasure avenue will entertain the Twentieth Century club Tuesday in their home. The gathering aims to discuss club activities and future plans.
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R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Home Missionary ad notes Belle View edition in paper
See Stritmater's advertisement of Home Missionary. Belle View prints another portion of The Home Missionary society page, indicating continued publication and access within the paper.
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Stritmater
Home Missionary
Belle View
Home Missionary Society
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Sorosis
Tillman
Washington St
Teddy
BEARS
American Guild
Biles
East Washington St
Charles T
Bagster
G. W. Veach & CO
New Castle, PA
Oil City, PA
Missionary
Sharon
Alauda Girls
Brockton Co-operative
D. R. Bollard
Judson C. Norris
West Washington Street
Union National Bank
No. 62 Avenue
Walask Wn
J. E. Aiken
Cashier
Mather Broth
Company
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