Marriage Revealed At Evening Bridge Ceremony
Miss Thora A Stevenson and Miss Macy Stevenson host a wedding reveal at their home on Marina Street in Bath. Guests included out of town attendees from Sharon and Columba, with Rev John Mayer officiating. The event featured special prizes, a reception on Wilmington Avenue, and plans for further celebrations hosted by Weddell and Shevanca Chapter officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briden
Ann Stevenson
Margaret McCreary
Florence Cart- Son
Strvetsean
Ohin
John Mayer
Paettor
Eharel
Conny Aere
dTensan
Catipie
Resifiencs
Wilmingson Avenua
F. Mr
Hovnonne
Qalah Renser
Pennsylvania
Geo
Charles A. Alien
Shevanca
Weddell
Wilmincon Avenue
P. HB. Bridenbaugh
Bridge Luncheon Honors Recent Bride at Mineohon Home
A Tuesday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Sidney Altschuler in Monessen celebrated Mrs. Walter McGew, nee Anne Jenkins, now Mrs. McGew. Guests included Cronan Avenue teachers and area students. White and red decor featured wands and a rose centerpiece. prizes went to Mrs. Harlowe Clark and Miss Rusty Dresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineheon Bridge
Sidney Altschuler
Monessen
Walter McGew
Dase
Anne Jenkins
Cronan Avenue
Alice Shue
Aiken
Lillian Fishkin
Thaddeus Stevens
Fl Cobb
Har+lowe Clark
Martha Jenkins
Margaret Vera
Heldge
Harlowe Clark
Rusty Dresher
Cathedral O E S Party Opens With Card Games
Cathedral Chapter No. 440 Order of the Eastern Star held a Tuesday evening party with bridge 500 and bingo at the cathedral. Prizes went to Esther Reynolds and others in bridge, Ida McBride and partners in 500, and Charles Gee and peers in bingo. Refreshments were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Order of the Eastern Star
Edith Desamen
Bridge
Esther Reynolds
Ry Moore
Charles Allen
William Houston
Ida McBride
George Miler
John A. Bereman
Arthur Goinol
Class Honors Member At Farewell Party
The True Blue Cass of the Second U.P. church held a farewell party for Miss Martha Randles on Moron street. She leaves Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Randles for Pittsburgh to start a new residence. Guests enjoyed games and a collation served by Mrs. C. D. Parker with a decorated table and diplomas guiding favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Parker
Moron Street
True Blue Cass
Second
U.P
Martha Randles
A. J. Randies
Pittsburgh
Porch Party at McCreary Home
The Epworth Methodist church Superior screen unit held a pleasant porch party at Mrs. E. M. McCreary’s home on Monsoe Street. Margaret Landon played piano, Jamies Smith read, Mrs. Mary Rowland read an original poem, and BE. M. McCreary performed music. Mrs. George Forrest was elected leader, with Eva Donaldson and L. D. Nelson as assistants, R. M. Thompson treasurer, and G. E. Seal secretary. Refreshments followed, hosted by the hostess and her daughter Mrs. J. F. Rentz. The unit plans its July meeting at Mrs. J. L. Moser’s home on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McCreary
Monsoe Street
Superior Screen
Epworth Methodist Church
Margaret Landon
Severnl
Jamies Smith
Mary Rowland
BE. M. McCreary
George Forrest
Leader
Eva Donaldson
L. D. Nelson
R. M. Thompson
G. E. Seal
J. F. Rentz
Guild
Superior Street
J. L. Moser
Spruce Street
Tuesday Bridge Club Picnic Outing At Lakewood
The Tuesday Bridge Club held its annual picnic at Lakewood with lunch served at 2 o clock. Special guests included Mrs Brown and several named members. Plans were made to hold summer outings at various locations, with a next gathering in two weeks at a nearby Inn. The St Marys School Club will meet for a social in St Marys church auditorium Thursday at 2 o'clock with ice cream and lawn social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Butler
Lakewood
Bridge Club
Liey
Brown
Catherine Allen
Margaret Whieldon
Margaret Snyder
Robert Sawatzke
Margaret Moser
Margaret Trombold
Ola
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Senior Dinner Dance Delights Ne Go El Alumni at Cathedral
About 242 seniors bid the institution farewell at the Cathedral in a large final dinner dance. The event featured a program led by G C Green and Z L Orth, toasts by Yale Kap An and Evelyn Swan Glass, gifts to Miss Edit Birchard, and dancing to a hired orchestra. Committees handled decorations seating and tickets, with a red and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne-Go-El
Athe Cathedral
Robert Alley
Eel Marvin
Martha Glark
Ruth Barry
Editl Birchard
Ed Marvin
John Wilgon
Mooney Sacripant Wedding At Noon
The home of Mrs. Anna Mooney in Butler read was the scene of a pretty wedding at noon today when her daughter Josephine became the bride of Ralph Sacripant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sacripant of 410 Cleckric street. The ceremony was performed by Rev S B Copeland at an improvised fern and palm altar. Attendants were Laura Mooney and Edward Konenic with Miss Mooney giving the bride in marriage. The bride wore poudre blue chiffon with white accessories and carried callasies. bridesmaid wore pink with blue velvet. A wedding dinner followed for immediate family, the couple to be later at 410 Elec tric street after a reception. Mr Sacripant is manager for Fur Distributing Company. Mrs Sacripant is a Mayberry Co book-keeper. They will honeymoon in Atlantic City and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mooney
Butler
Josephine
Ralph Sacripant
Fred Sacripant
Cleckric Street
S. B. Copeland
Third United Presbyterian Church
Laura Mooney
Edward Konenic
Miss Mooney
William Mooney
Electric Street
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Hays Family
Mrs. Robert Hays of Wampum marked her fiftieth wedding anniversary on Memorial Day with a large reception at home attended by about seventy five relatives and friends from Pittsburgh Alliance Youngstown New Castle and nearby towns. A family dinner was served and music provided by Mrs. William Linn. Guests received many useful gifts. A tureen dinner and general gathering by the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary are planned for Friday June 3 at Cascade Park picnic grove with an after-dinner program led by Mrs. Minnie Mayers and committee. Sons of Union Veterans invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hays
Wampum
Roys
Pittsburgh
Alliance
Youngstown
New Castle
Beswemer
Elhwend City
William Linn
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Cascade Park Pienie Grove
Minnie Mayers
Sons of Union Veterans
Organ Recital at First Christian Church Features Mary Virginia Patterson and Munroe
One of the early summer events, a recital by organist Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson and soprano Mrs Mary Virginia Munroe of Dayton Ohio, includes works by Bach Rachmaninoff Tchaikovsky and others. The program is open to the public with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Phillips Johnson
Mary Virginia Patterson
Mary Virginia Munroe
Dayton
Ohio
Steiner
Les Heures Bourgois
Tomas
Jesu
Anne de Beaupre
Mary Virginia Patterson Tschaikowsky
Thomas
Patterson
Mary Virginia Paterson
Rachmaninott
Rachmaninoty
Mary
Che Pygmies
Rae Eo Stourheon
Sanguititi
Naomi Circle At Gilkey Home Enchants Members
The Naomi Circle of Highland United Presbyterian met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs T A Gilkeys Rhodes Place home. Maxine Kennedy played violin with Mrs C G Lindner. Mrs Ellwood Gilbert spoke on Disarmament and Peace, followed by a tea. This was the circle’s season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gilkey
Rhodes Place
Lee Naomi
Highland United Presbyterian Curel
Maxine Kennedy
C. G. Lindner
Ellwood Gilbert
Howard Howell
E. L. Smith
Vets Auxiliary Meets Thursday in Legion Home
Plans for Tri County Council entertainment by auxiliaries and posts from Lawrence Mercer and Burlor counties are discussed at the Harry L McBride Post auxiliary meeting in the Legion Home Association building. The Tye County Council meets Thursday June 9 here and again to prepare for the Hazelton encampment June 16 17 18. President Evelyn Woods calls for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Council
Lawrence
Mercer
Burlor
Harry L. McBride
Legion Home Association
Tye County Council
Hazelton
Evelyn Woods
We Weva Club Meeting at Mrs Booth Home
We Wava Club members met in regular session Tuesday evening at Mrs Robert Booth home on Lashirom sorcer A brief business session was held and a social time spent in card playing furnished the entertainment Mrs George Bryan and Mrs Joses Forrest were prize winners Special guests included Mrs Sid Withers Mrs Or Ian Miller Mrs Charles Puizer and Pearl Lukens Lunch was served before departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON. W. Club
L. ©. Nicholson
Roy Smith
Louise Patterson
Q. N. Bilger
Lakewead
B. N. W. Bridge Club
E. R. McCandless
Iutler
Warren, O
Robert Booth
George Bryan
Joses Forrest
Sid Withers
Ian Miller
Charles Puizer
Pearl Lukens
Depar
Phantom Kotex Introduces New Sanitary Pad Design
Kotex unveils Phantom Kotex with flat tapered ends for invisibility under gowns and summer fabrics and a Super-Phantom variant for extra protection. The soft absorbent, deodorizing pad is disposable and usable on either side, with genuine branding and nationwide availability.
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Kotex
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C. TR. Stevenson
Esther Frhite
Marina Street
Bath
George Weddell
Tao
Baemt
Atkinson Dees
Tiny
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
May Berry
Bessesser
New Wilmington
Ellwood City
Gerson
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Penn Theater
North Mercer St
McCreary
Epward Choir
John EF
Jackson Epsidente
Highland Avenue
Lakewood Beach
Afonree St. New Castle
BELL
Virginia Specht
Ruliy Barry
Fred Alexander
Wiliam Grommes
Dolores Cochran
Annette Porada
Violet Simonton
Virginia McGracken
Jacob Thomas
William Wheeler
James Solus
Russell Bowen
Uelen
Robert McWilliams
Perry Reeder
Mooney
Naomi
Gilkey
VETS
Thelma Gardner
Long Ave
Moses
Letha Ri+ship
Twila Miller
Helena Gribble
Eleanor Curran
Acquest
Clifford Critchlow
McKees Rocks
Gribble
Garfield Avenue
Jolly Twelve Club
Charles, Gardner
East Broa
Eva Reynolds
Raymond Stro
Tcen Sewing Circle
Scott
Whippo Street
A. A
Pearl Bower
Youngstown Vores
Hayy Leathers
George Woodring
Almira Avenue
Sy Ar
Trouss
Strauss-Hirshberg’s Garment
Sport and Wressy
Vivas
Milans, Surans
Strouss-Hirshberg
Phantom* Kotex
U.S. Por
Kotex Fastures
Macher
Marjorie May
Mary Pauline Callender
North Michigan Ave
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