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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1978
Page
12
Marian Martin pattern details offer a shirt dress with soft hip accents and an attached scarf. Patterns framed by sizes 8 to 18, with 34 yard fabric for size 12. Price 1.50 plus 0.40 first class mail, send to Pattern Dept New Castle News, 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011.
Mrs Carrie Cobb of 813 Etna Street was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Sunshine Kensington Club members who served refreshments. The event highlighted her status as the club’s oldest shut-in member.
Brenda Draper demonstrated gourmet cooking at a Hadassah meeting in Temple Israel. Intro by Mrs. Aaron Cohen. Soviet Jewry meeting planned for December 14 in Pittsburgh. New members Mrs. Sam Gorky and Mrs. Nolan Cobb welcomed. Life member Mrs. Morton Love and new associates Mrs. Bruce Pickel and Martin Waldman announced. Next event a tureen dinner in January.
A woman recaps a long Christmas shopping day encountering familiar loves and strangers in stores. She shares playful moments with her sister, an old friend, and a friendly shopper as she juggles gifts, meals, and conversations. Despite meetings and purchases, she realizes she forgot one key task when her husband asks what she bought.
A Christmas party for the Ladies of the Dukes is planned for 7 p.m. on December 17 with a gift exchange and reservations through Mary Chill by Tuesday. Emmy Lou Micco was elected president, with Vera Venturella as vice president and other officers named. Florence Pratt won the evening prize, lunch was served by Mary Danish and her committee, and the next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. January 7 with officers to be installed.
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