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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
7
Mohawk Area Schools release lunch menus for next week. Monday features orange juice potato salad a hot dog on a roll brownies and milk. Tuesday offers spaghetti in meat sauce lettuce salad bread and butter Jello and milk. Wednesday includes orange juice meat sandwich baked beans peanut butter cookies and milk.
Union Area Schools list next week meals. Monday offers spaghetti tossed salad roll and butter fruit. Tuesday features assorted sandwiches lettuce tomato French fries ice cream sundae and milk. Wednesday serves hot dogs baked beans potato salad cookies and milk.
Villa Maria High School will hold a Baccalaureate Mass at 11 30 a m with Rev John Blazek opening graduation events. Hawken Upper School head Peter Relic will deliver the commencement address at 2 p m as seniors showcase four years under a new program.
Alma Lodge 63 F and AM Prince Hall Grand Lodge plans a St John’s Day program at Union Baptist Church 251 W Grant St with Samuel Brogdon Jr deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio as speaker. Brogdon a Warren Ohio native and World War II Navy veteran is active in Grace AME Church and serves on local committees including Human Relations Youth and Fair Housing. The Craft assembles at 3 p.m. with Alma Lodge 63 as host. William Pannell junior warden is chairman.
The New Castle Ministerial Association heard talks at First Presbyterian Church. Rev James McIntosh urged honest prayer and intercessory work within churches. William Patterson proposed an interdenominational nonprofit to sponsor family housing 3800 to 5000 dollars yearly and a five-member committee to discuss with Priests Forum.
The Lawrence County Sunday School Association executive board met at Highland U P Church to review completed programs and plan upcoming activities. James H. Munson led the session with devotions by Mrs. Ivan Sargent. Gaylord Kauffman delivered the treasury report and Henry Bazzichi evaluated media publicity. They discussed a July 19 to 21 county presidents and workers conference at Juniata College in Huntington PA, plus an Aug. 20 youth campfire with Indian youth worker Mrs. Basanti Singh Jacob in attendance. The September 22 talent finals involve Butler Mercer Venango and Lawrence counties in Harrisville, and the state convention is set for Oct. 24-26 in Williamsport.
Children's Day will be observed tomorrow at Emmanuel United Methodist Church with 32 youth and children serving in a mixed program. The article notes the origin of Children's Day in 1880 and recounts Dr. J H Garrison's fundraising anecdote that led to the annual observance. The Sunday program features Living Bible Stories with exercises songs dramas and ventriloquism.
Last Sunday evening marked the final service for David Rees as choir director at Second UP Church county Line Milton St. He led the senior choir for four years and joined the choir in 1919 after moving from Wales. Margie Ferree and Peggy Weir accompanied on organ and piano.
The New Castle Public Library reveals summer hours effective Monday through September 7. Adult Department operates Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Junior Department opens Monday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Tue-Fri 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Daily vacation Bible school begins Monday in New Wilmington at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. It runs June 3 to 14, weekdays 7 to 9 p.m., with classes for nursery to adults under the theme God's Son, for our World. Director is Russell Deiger. assistant Mrs Maxine Lundeen. No registration. open to Lawrence County residents.
United Press International notes events for June 1 including 1812 Madison warning Congress of a second war with Britain, 1914 Mexico abolishing siesta, 1958 De Gaulle named French premier, and 1964 Supreme Court banning prayers in public schools. Anatole France quote included.
In Harrisburg readers cast quirky write ins on the April 23 presidential ballot. Voters named past presidents and dozens of famous figures, from Stiney Bushick to Pat Paulsen, with many familiar politicians receiving scattered support.
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