Beautiful Tea Features Afternoon at Highland Church
A charming Tuesday program at Highland United Presbyterian church featured the Jean Hill Williamson Society hosting the women of the congregation. Mrs. Harold McCulloch led the floral transformed parlors as Paul Welsh sang with Mrs. Welsh in accompaniment and Betty Jane Cope entertained with readings before guests enjoyed tea and delicate cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Jean Hill Williamson Society
Harold McCulloch
Jay L. Reed
Roy F. Conway
J. Glenn Berry
H. H McCulloch
Evelyn Mitchell
Charles R. Nesbitt
Mendal Smith
Harold Boak
John Lavolaine
Betty Houston
Maynard Wilson
Berean Bible Class Plans Friday Tureen Dinner
Members of the Berean Bible class will attend a tureen dinner Friday at 12 30 p m in the home of Mrs E H McNees 138 Fairmont Avenue The afternoon will be given to the lesson with Mrs W Rodgers as leader and Mrs Frank Rude teaching
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible
E. H. McNees
Fairmont Avenue
W. Rodgers
Frank Rudesill
Ladies of the Lions Club elect new officers
Sixteen members met at 209 East Lincoln Avenue with Mrs. Laura Ramsey presiding. Jay L. Reed was elected president, Thomas I. Elliott vice president, Verdetta Williams secretary, and Anna Nixon treasurer. A June 15 dinner at Worth Township Grange Halls was planned. Myra Elliott presented a history of the Lions Club, noting its inception in 1915 in San Antonio and the 1917 formation of the International Association of Lions Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Elliott
Lions Club
San Antonio
Texas
International Association of Lions Clubs
Anniversaries Honored At Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Russell P Rhodes of Englewood Avenue entertained last evening honoring three family anniversaries The gathering marked Mrs Philips Gartner s 80th birthday Mr and Mrs Clarence V Pyle s 11th wedding anniversary and Richard Rhodes s birthday Twelve guests attended including Mrs Caroline Carson The home was decorated in yellow and white with garden flowers The evening concluded with social time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P. Rhodes
Englewood Avenue
Mr. Rhode
Philip Gartner
Croton Avenue
Clarence V. Pyle
Little Richard Rhodes
Caroline Carson
Wilmington Road
S. D. Girls Close Season With Picnic and Concert
The S. of D. Girls of Central Presbyterian church held a summer closing session on Tuesday evening in the parlors with Mrs. Madeline McCollum and others as hostesses. Edith Allen led discussions while Sylvia Sturtevant gave a Biennial Pittsburgh report. A July 14 park picnic was scheduled. The Betty Co Ed orchestra, led by Mrs. Edith Allen, performed with humor and many encores before a final luncheon ended the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of D
Central Presbyterian Church
Madeline McCollum
Zina Wilson
Moore
Rebecca Lapish
Sarah Douglass
Alice Allen
Edith Allen
Sylvia Sturtevant
Betty
Don Bestor
Paderewski
Vivian Moore
Golden Celebration of Local Interest
Mrs. Floyd Chapman of Hillcrest avenue returned home after attending the Golden Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Marquis. The couple, married fifty years ago in Beaver Falls, were honored by seventy five guests at their cottage on the Darlington road Beaver Valley. A dinner on large tables and ample gifts marked Memorial Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chapman
Hillcrest Avenue
W. W. Marquis
Darlington Road
Beaver Valley
Beaver Falls
Y L B Class Holds Regular Session at Third United Presbyterian
The Y L B class met in the church parlors Tuesday evening with many members present. Mrs Margaret Moore presided over the business session as Anna Kildoo joined as a new member. The program featured a duet by Anna McLure and Lee MacGaffie, instrumentals by Reed and Elmer Gorman, and a piano duet by Margaret Leslie and Robert Morgan. The intermediates presented Hans Von Smash, a German sketch, to warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Moore
Anna Kildoo
D. C. Brown
Anna McLure
Lee MacGaffie
Jamesons Return From Maryland Graduation
Dr and Mrs R B Jameson of East Lincoln avenue returned Tuesday evening from Lutherville Maryland where they attended Maryland College graduation exercises Their daughter Miss Helen Jameson was a member of the graduating class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jameson
East Lincoln Avenue
Lutherville
Maryland
Maryland College
Helen Jameson
Jewish Ladies Relief Chooses Officers
A well attended meeting of the Jewish Ladies Relief society was held at the home of Mrs. Harold E. Abkowitz on Moody avenue. Officers for the coming year were elected: E Masters president, Pearl Broida vice president, B Kline honorary vice president, Harry Kalish recording secretary, A Frank corresponding secretary, L Zieve financial secretary. The evening ended with a social lunch hosted by the hostess and assisted by Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. A. Fisher, and Mrs. Henry Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies’ Relief Society
Harold E. Abkowitz
Moody Avenue
E. Masters
Pearl Broida
B. Kline
Harry Kalish
A. Frank
L. Zieve
Harry Cohen
A. Fisher
Henry Cohen
Busy Bee Sewing Circle and Many City Social Clubs
A list of club names, organizers, and street locations including Busy Bee Sewing Circle on Dewey avenue and East Side Social Club at Crawford avenue with several other groups such as Reunited Ladies League on King avenue and Moonlight 500 Club on Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Ralph Magee
Dewey Avenue
Reunited Ladies League
Robert Estep
King Avenue
E. T. W. Kensington
Pines
B. B. B. Club
Earl Reeves
Garfield Avenue
Modern 500 Club
Roy Merrimans
North Liberty Street
Moonlight 500 Club
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Amerita Club
Anthony Viallani
East Reynolds Street
W. M. L. H. Club
East Washington Street
East Side
Ralph Reeder
Crawford Avenue
E. L. M. S. Club
Laura McKnight
Taylor Street
Jolly Twelve
John Lusk Young
Five Hundred
Wells
North Street
Queen Sewing Circle
W.S. Campbell
Scott Street
Garden Club
Harry Wettich
Winter Avenue
T. B. L. Club
Samuel Linton
Lakewood
Cascade Park
Dorcas class hosts pansy themed gathering at Bender home
Mrs. George Bender's Grant street residence hosted the Dorcas class of the First Congregational church Tuesday evening. Purple pansies and purple white decor framed a delicious lunch served to guests including special guest Doris Watkins of Cleveland. Cecelia Hughes led the business session planning a July 2 class picnic and other routine matters were addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bender
Grant Street
Dorcas
First Congregational Church
Sol Davis
Louise
Doris Watkins
Cleveland
Cecelia Hughes
Mizpah Society closes season with church meeting
Members of the Mizpah Society of the First Presbyterian church held a Tuesday evening business meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. Forrester led devotion and prayer, Sadie Angus discussed The Philippines, and topics on The West Indies were covered before a picnic planned for June 16 at Cascade Park. Regular meetings resume in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Forrester
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Sadie Angus
Philippines
West Indies
J. R. Snyder
E. H. McNees
Mayo Porter
Cascade Park
Jamison Bible Class Plans Ice Cream Social at Church Lawn
Fifteen members of the Jamison Bible Class of East Brook M E church met with Mr and Mrs Ernest Patterson recently. A brief business session approved an ice cream social for June 19 on the church lawn. President Hudson Everhart led the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Patterson Mrs Clay Browning and Dorothy. Hosts for July 6 will be Mrs Mae Mc Conahy and Mr and Mrs Orville Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison Bible Class
East Brook
M E. Church
Ernest Patterson
Hudson Everhart
Patterson
Clay Browning
Dorothy
Mae McConahy
Orville Kerr
Kensington closes regular sessions at YWCA luncheon
Mrs. W. H. Williams and Mrs. Stan Treser hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the YWCA Green Room marking the closing Kensington meeting. A picnic dinner was planned for June 19 at Cascade Park for members and families, with special guests Mrs. Owen Fox and Mrs. Sadie Hickok and prizes awarded to Mrs. Fox and Mrs. George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Stan Treser
Kensington
Cascade Park
Owen Fox
Sadie Hickok
Fox
George Jones
Miss Morrow Again Honored Bride Elect
A social evening hosted for Katherine Morrow included bridge as the main diversion. Miss Helen Grotefend and Miss Jean Jackson won high scores, and Morrow received a parasol shower gift set amid orchid, yellow, and green decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Morrow
Ruth Woodworth
Moody Avenue
Bridge
Helen Grotefend
Jean Jackson
Highland United Presbyterian Women Plan Fund for Conference Delegate
The executive board met at Betty McKee's home with Lois Williamson presiding. Reports from committees were heard and plans discussed to improve the Highland Fling paper and raise funds to send a delegate to the New Wilmington conference in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Co. U. of Highland United Presbyterian Church
Betty McKee
Albert Street
Lois Williamson
Albert Dodds
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Societies
Highland Church
Mrs J C White hosts Etta Gilfillan class meeting
Mrs J C White on Euclid avenue entertained the Etta Gilfillan class of the First United Presbyterian church at her home for the monthly gathering. Twenty members and three guests attended. Minnie Sterling led the business session and plans were set for summer activities and a July tureen dinner hosted by Mrs Clyde Lockhart on Leasure Avenue. A luncheon followed with help from White’s mother and two young sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. White
Euclid Avenue
Etta Gilfillan
First United Presbyterian Church
Caldwell
Warren
Clarence White
Minnie Sterling
Clyde Lockhart
Leasure Avenue
George Smith
Ed McBride
Lockhart
Y P C U Plan Set At Third United Presbyterian
Members of the executive committee of the Y P C U met at Miss Helen Kyle s home to outline a June 15 county home program and a June 19 strawberry cake and ice cream social. They discussed possibly sending a delegate to the national Y P C U convention in Lake Geneva. The hostess and attendees, including Reba Lines Edith Zeigler Joe Nelson Edgar McCown Clare Alford Willard McCown Harry Newell Raymond Bates Jane Kyle, enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Helen Kyle
East Washington Street
Lake Geneva
Reba Lines
Edith Zeigler
Joe Nielson
Edgar McCown
Clare Alford
Willard McCown
Harry Newell
Raymond Bates
Jane Kyle
Jollikousins Club Plans Tureen Hostess May Revisit New Host
Mrs. Grace Houk received the Jollikousins Club Tuesday evening at her Croton avenue home. A business meeting set plans for a tureen to be held Tuesday at 6 30 with Mrs. Florence De Puy of East Washington street as hostess. Honors went to Mrs. Twila Miller. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mae Eakin and Mrs. Gertrude Cromie. Spring flowers decorated the table. In two weeks Mrs. Miller will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Houk
Croton Avenue
Jollikousins Club
Florence DePuy
East Washington Street
Twila Miller
Mae Eakin
Mae
Gertrude Cromie
Miller of
Vine Street
Full-A-Fun Club social at Raymond street hosts
Mrs Sara Nickum welcomed Full-A-Fun Club members on Raymond street Tuesday evening. A social hour with five hundred and Fan-Tan featured prizes for Mrs Elsie Binder Miss Anna Ross and Mrs William Black. Mrs Bertha Weinschenk received the club favor. Lunch followed, and the group adjourned to meet in three weeks at Mrs Sara Daniels 819 Carson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Nickum
Raymond Street
Elsie Binder
Anna Ross
William Black
Bertha Weinschenk
Sara Daniels
Carson Street
Hunt reunion set for North Park in Allegheny County
The Hunt reunion will be held at North Park in Allegheny County on June 10. Attendees are advised to take Perry Highway and turn left at Ken's Cabin on Ingomar Road for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park
Allegheny County
Perry Highway
Ken's
Ingomar Road
Chapter 105 O E S Picnic Is Success
New Castle Chapter number 105 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted a successful picnic at Cascade Park with about 225 guests. The event featured a spring toned grove dinner, floral decor, and a social hour at the Fun House, led by Worthy Grand Matron Mrs L B Rounds and chairwoman Mrs R L Boyd with aides named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Order of the Eastern Star No
Cascade Park
L. B. Rounds
R. L. Boyd Charrlady
James Bradford
H. Homer Matthews
William Wignall
Aarph Montgomery
Gayle Blimm
Ben Lloyd
Anna Wagner
We Hava Club Meets at Mrs. Reynolds Home
A meeting of the We Hava Club was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Merritt Reynolds’s home on Superior street with Mrs. Robert Booth Mrs. Arthur Lundy and Miss Geraldine Lundy as guests. A short business session discussed matters of interest and Mrs. Donald Bixler was admitted as a new member. After social time and lunch prize winners were Mrs. Dan Heasley and Mrs. Allen Pattison. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. David Rowland on Lathrop street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Hava Club
Merritt Reynolds
Superior Street
Robert Booth
Arthur Lundy
Geraldine Lundy
Donald Bixler
Dan Heasley
Allen Pattison
David Rowland Lathrop
Young Girls Foreign Missionary Society Organized
The Croton Methodist church launched a Young Girls Foreign Missionary Society with 15 girls gathered at the parsonage Tuesday evening. Mrs D Sleppy spoke on duties of the society's branches, Rev Margaret Joshua offered guidance, and the group will be supervised by Miss Leona Nolan and Mrs William Buxton. No meeting time has been set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Foreign Missionary Society of the
Croton Methodist Church
D. Sleppy
Margaret Joshua
Leona Nolan
William Buxton
Ta Te Yah Pah Club Meets at Winter Avenue Home
Members met in regular session with Mrs. Ernest Smith hosting on Winter avenue. They inspected a cal cal plant, sewed, and enjoyed chat and music. Lunch was served at small tables with spring flowers. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Kenneth Cannon on Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Winter Avenue
Chauncy McKissick
Mrs Wilson Hosts Birthday Anniversary Party for Husband
Mrs John Wilson of Hamilton Street entertained twenty seven guests on Tuesday evening to celebrate her husband's birthday anniversary. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Houston Mrs Nicholas Frasso Mrs Ray Coulter Mrs Lynn Dilks and Hugh Houston. A dainty collation was served by Miss Anna Wilson Mildred Coulter and Geraldine Dilks. Mr Wilson received numerous handsome gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Hamilton St
James Houston
Nicholas Frasso
Ray Coulter
Lynn Dilks
Hugh Houston
Anna Wilson
Mildred Coulter
Geraldine Dilks
Wilson
1931 Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Bishop Home
The 1931 Bridge Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Earl Bishops Ray street home with the usual social routine. Prizes went to Mrs E L Young and Mrs Roy Beals, and guest Mrs George Fisher attended. Refreshments were served late at small tables, pastel hues featured in the decor. Mrs E L Young of East Washington street will hostess in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Earl Bishop
Ray Street
E. L. Young
Roy Beals
George Fisher
East Washington Street
Franklin School 8 A 1 Class Picnics at Cascade Park
Miss Mae Sands led the 8 A 1 class to Cascade Park after school for a picnic dinner. About thirty students wore bright overalls and ate at 5 30 in the grove. Later they enjoyed amusements as Geraldine Turk assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Mae Sands
Cascade Park
Geraldine Turk
Franklin School
Miss Sands
Stag Dinner and Card Party Arrangements Headed by Local Trio
Plans are in order for tonight's stag dinner after Wednesday afternoon golf. Players split into teams with prizes per first tee rules. Dinner followed by a stag card party and trophies for high honors. A B Street W M Nunn and George Long supervise arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
A. B. Street
W. M. Nunn
George Long
Holiday hosts in County Line celebrate with many guests
Mr and Mrs S S Shimp of County Line street hosted over the holiday for Mr and Mrs J A Graham Youngstown O Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell and Elsie Purvis Sewickley Sunday for dinner they received additional guests Mr and Mrs Lester Shimp and sons James and Alvin Mr and Mrs Gee Frey Mrs Harry Miller Mr and Mrs Albert Krah and daughter Betty Mrs John Campbell Steve Morrow Lawrence McCaslin and Jas Flemming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Shimp
County Line Street
J. A. Graham
Youngstown
Charles Campbell
Elsie Purvis
Sewickley
Lester Shimp
James
Alvin
Gee, Frey
Harry Miller
Albert Krah
Betty
John Campbell
Steve Morrow
Lawrence McCaslin
Jas ‘Flemming
Luncheon Bridge at Field Club Hosts Named
Mrs J A Chambers and Mrs F A Schultz are hostesses for a luncheon bridge at the Field Club house Thursday afternoon. After lunch, bid and play will occupy the remaining hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Chambers
F. A. Schultz
Field Club House
Ladies Sew at Jameson Hospital
A large gathering of women including Wi nodausis club members met at Jameson Memorial hospital to complete items for the institution. The group will chair all weekly sessions during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Hospital
Winodausis Club
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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North Mill St
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Monroe St
Keyptoek
H. Lloyd Rich
Optometrist
North Mill Street
Columbia University
Jewish Ladies Relief
Greer
New Castle, Pa
Cascade
Frank Maggio
ROYAL
Cecil Bowles
Castel-Nova Orchestra
PHI PI Quartette
Westminster College
Miss Morrow
Esther Thompson
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Hunt
Ta Te Yah Pah Club
Elm Street
Bridge AT Field Club
Liam HW Powers
New York
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Zusa Pitts
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