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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
3
Tuesday clubs include T E L Club led by Mrs R J Davis at East Washington Street and Primrose Club with Mrs Edward Blain on Walnut Street plus Luncheon Bridge at Field Club. Wednesday lists many groups led by various hosts across local streets and parks.
A social note invites guests to an event hosted by Mrs B W Thomas on East Long Avenue Thursday evening. The item records a local social engagement and provides the address for attendees.
The Women's club trustees will hold a meeting Friday evening with Mrs. Samuel Williams on Sheridan Avenue.
First Christian Section Five meets June 3 at Mrs. Davis 15 South Greenwood. Loyal Leaders Bible class gathers June 5 at Mrs. Nessle 407 Spruce with Mrs. Nessle. Official church board meets tonight. Kimberly Circle observes Mothers Night Thursday at 6 30 with tureen dinner and guests. Philips Circle meets evening at Mrs. Ferrer Wilmington Ave. Spiritualist Church of Truth convenes Wednesday with lesson and spirit return demonstration. Laura Young Bible Class meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs. McConacy 909 Morton with Mrs. Rowland and Miss Annette McKee.
Grace Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Moore of Sharon Pennsylvania married Fred M Alexander son of Mr and Mrs M H Alexander of this city The ceremony occurred at the bride's East State street home with Rev H E Phipps officiating A reception followed for 25 guests After a eastern trip the couple will reside on Albert street In town guests included Dr and Mrs John Alexander of Pittsburgh Dr and Mrs Walter Alexander of Charpsville Victor Patterson of Erie and H E Gibson and families The bride a 1919 graduate of Sharon High School Westminster College and Western Reserve College The groom a local high school graduate employed by Bell Telephone Company
Under the Wednesday Morning Musical club, a Junior Day recital will be held at the First Presbyterian church on Saturday June 7 at 2 o'clock. Participants range from six to twelve years old and a diverse program is planned. Arrangements are by Mrs FE. O. Fankhauser and Mrs. Charles Greer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tesch of Detroit along with several relatives from Cleveland Steubenville and Mingo Junction motored to County Line street to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linn.
The Quanequa Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday with Mrs John Thomas on Marshall Avenue has been changed to the home of Mrs Philip Hogan.
Mrs. H. Platt Meehan hosted an informal evening at Crawford avenue for house guest Mrs. J. W. Sherman of Warren Ohio. Five hundred was enjoyed with three tables in play. High scores went to Mrs. Walter Hemphill and Mrs. J. W. Sherman. Miss Lillian Andrews sang, refreshments followed, and Mrs. William Stewart assisted. Baskets of cut flowers adorned the room.
Members of the Wednesday Morning Musical Club present their annual recital at the First Presbyterian church on Thursday evening June 5 at 8 15 p m. The program features solos vocal and instrumental chorus and organ numbers. The committee includes Miss Mary Clarke Mrs Charles Greer Mrs B F Butler Miss Caroline Haney Mrs Paul Browne Patterson and Miss Helen Ewing.
Tuesday June 3, Miss Kathryn Margaret Smith of New Brighton will wed James Duff of Locust street. The ceremony at St. Joseph's church New Brighton is set for 9 30 in the morning.
A group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Covert of Coaltown to bid farewell as they move to Portersville. Guests included Hutchison, Thom as, McBride, Smiths, Taylors, Knight, Tanner, Spicker, Gibson, San key, Forbes, Rodawalt, Blews, Reynolds, Wilson, and Verma among others.
Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. J Johnston Fisher's Delaware avenue home Saturday. Mrs. E E McGill led devotionals and Mrs. Frank Woods reported on the Sharpsville Presbyterial convention May 6 and 7. Miss Sara Dana Falls sang and refresh ments followed social hour hosted by Mrs. Fisher with assistance from Mrs. McGill, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. John Galey. A silver tea will be held in June at Mrs. O P Brown's Moody avenue home. date to be announced.
The Rotary club hosts an informal ladies night Friday at the Field Club. Event begins at 6 45 p m with dinner followed by special entertainment and dancing.
L A B club members will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Wilbur H Jones on North Mercer street replacing the planned gathering at Mrs C J Martin of Arlington avenue.
Directory of local clubs with names leaders and venues including Kensington groups on Superior and Cascade park, Rose avenue, Borough Line street, Warren Ohio, Shenango street, Bay street, and surrounding streets. Entries show club titles, hostess names, and street addresses for multiple organizations.
A local D A R gathering led by Mrs. C S Royce is planned for Saturday on Lincoln Avenue. Members will discuss club activities and historical preservation at the meeting.
Mr and Mrs John M Price of North Beaver street travel to Indiana Pa for the graduation of their daughter Bertha from Indiana State Normal School on Tuesday June 3.
Mrs W B Fielding of Winter Avenue will host a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on Wednesday for members of the Modern Priscilla Kensington society.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a business meeting Saturday at 3 p m at the home of Mrs C S Royce on Lincoln Avenue.
Trustees of the Women's Welsh Club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Samuel Williams on Sheridan Avenue to discuss club matters and arrangements.
The Current Events of '23 postpones their Lakewood picnic planned for Wednesday by two weeks. The event organizer cites scheduling conflicts and poor weather as reasons for the delay.
Mrs. Margaret Johnston of Superior Street will entertain members of the T L T Kensington on Thursday evening with Mrs. Stella Black as associate hostess.
A euchre party is set at the K of C home on North Jefferson Street Tuesday at 8 30 PM. Prizes will be awarded for the high score.
Members of the M. A. M. club will be guests of Mrs. R. L. Morris of South Jefferson street Friday evening.
Mrs Fred Shoaff on Harrison street will host the Dormont club members Friday evening at her home for a social gathering.
Mrs Ira Forrest of Cecil Avenue will entertain members of the S. Q O. B. Kensington Thursday afternoon, welcoming attendees for a social event.
Local residents on weekend visits and travels across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Notables include Jess Beall in Minerva Charles L Smith in East Palestine and many returning to homes in Warren Girard and Ellwood City with births visits and motor trips to Buffalo Dunkirk and Bear Lake New activities include college students at Bethany Westminster and Goucher, and family visits across several streets and avenues.
The W C T U and S T L announced winners of the S T I essay contest on How Total Abstinence Effects the Margin of Safety From Accidents. Seventh and eighth graders from East Street Junior High competed. Arthur Woods won first prize of 2 dollars, Virginia Bowman second prize of 1 dollar, with Grace Porter Gladys Miller and Helen Hammond receiving honorable mentions. Awards will be given at Central Union Friday evening June 6 at the Y W C A.
A 10 year old boy named Francis Singer was reported missing Saturday night. The police received no further reports and assume the boy was found. Authorities urge informants to contact them and notify when missing persons return home.
Walter S. Reynolds spoke about his tour of the Holy Land and Europe during a Sunday service at the Spiritualist Church of Truth. The program began with singing America and a prayer by Mrs. A. E. Guthrie, followed by Rev. Mrs. A. L. Johns on the theme As Man Soweth So Shall He Reap.
The church lists activities all week in Guild room and church including staff meeting, Women's Auxiliary, St. Vincent's Guild, Wardens and Vestry, Healing service, Intercessions, and choir rehearsals. Trinity Sunday June 15 is our name day and urged for a large rallying of all parishioners for services.
The Ladies Aid meet Wednesday in the church. Light Bearers convene Saturday. A U R Girls meet Tuesday at 210 Park Avenue home of Mrs Roy E Graham. Men's Brotherhood observes Ladies Night Thursday with supper at six thirty and Rev L L Tait of Bessemer as speaker. Philathea Missionary society meets Thursday in the church.
The Session meets tomorrow at 7 30 in the pastor s study. Children s day is June 15 with baptism in the morning. Evening service targets the young. sermon for young men and women. Hershey Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 with several officers. Mizpah Circle meets Tuesday evening at 7 30. St Paul s Lutheran council meets tonight at 8. Senior Luther League meets Tuesday at 8 in the Sunday school. All day quilting Tuesday in the parsonage social room. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 15 at Miss Catherine Treser s home. Pentecost festival observed next Sunday with services morning and evening and a Sunday school program at 9.
The Tribe of Ben Hur No 9 meets at 7 30 pm in Son's of Veterans hall City building with a social time after. Third United Presbyterian Session convenes at 7 30 pm at the parsonage. Y S B C meeting postponed one week due to commencement. Children day practice set for Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm. Woman's Missionary Society all day sewing Wednesday with a noon tureen dinner and 2 pm business session.
The Women’s Missionary Society of First United Presbyterian will hold an all day sewing session and tureen dinner on Wednesday June 4 at the home of Mrs. Mary Caldwell 412 Last Norwood Avenue. A business meeting will follow.
The afternoon gathering will be held Tuesday at 2:30 at First U P Church. Women of Third U P Church lead with Mrs W K McKnight directing prayers for the Women’s General Missionary meeting in Pittsburgh.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 3 PM in the Sons of Veterans hall in the city building. Delegates will be named to the Wilkes-Barre convention.
The Mizpah society of First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Devotionals will be led by Mrs. George Ramsey, Mrs. C L Maitz, and Miss Verna Martin.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church schedules its official board for Monday at 7:45 p.m. The King's Daughters meet Tuesday June 3 for luncheon, followed by business. Sunday school board gathers Wednesday after midweek service. Anderson Auxiliary meets Thursday June 5 at 7:45 p.m. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Miss Ada Newton’s. Friday hosts by Mrs. Westlake Pangratz Edmunds with C. C. Hoye in charge. Home Guards annual picnic Saturday June 7 with a morning church meeting and hike. rain plan indoor basement option. Children’s Day Sunday June 8 at 11 a.m. cantata The Holy City by A. R. Gaul on June 15. last evening music of the conference year.
First Baptist announces Section Eight will meet Wednesday at Mrs George Bell’s home on Elizabeth Street. The regular monthly meeting is postponed one week. Children’s Day program slated for Sunday evening June 15. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by the Board of Deacons.
Central Christian assembles this evening for a business session with teachers and officers expected to discuss school matters and community concerns.
Dooras class will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Christina Shoaff on Wilson avenue. Mrs Abe Kildoo teaches the class. Friday the Woman's Missionary society meets with Mrs John Shaffer on Cunningham avenue. Saturday the regular Bible class will be conducted in the church.
A business meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of First Christian Church has been called for Friday evening in the church.
A Ucalite Bible class will meet Tuesday evening at 403 East Wallace Avenue the home of Mrs. W F Gardner. Mrs Ralph leads and Mrs C W Foulke serves as teacher.
The Women's Missionary society of First Christian church postpones its June 6 meeting to June 13. A luncheon at 1 PM in the church will feature D Park Chapman Pennsylvania state secretary of the Christian church as speaker. His talk will cover next year’s jubilee plans and progress.
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