Class Dinner Closes Contest at Central Christian Church
Mrs Amy Wink's Dorcas class hosted Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan's team for a dinner in the church dining room following a recent class contest. Mrs Minnie Moore was named president as Mrs Phillip Wink departs for California. Entertainment included a backward chorus and humorous impromptu speeches about choosing a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Wink
Dorcas
Central Christian Church
Elizabeth Sullivan
Church
Minnie Moore
Phillip Wink
California
Sullivan
Kate Nelson
Janet Rennie
Alice Schrantz
Gemuchlekiet Club Meets at Windish Home
Members gathered at Mrs A Windish on Harrison Street for a 1 PM luncheon. A bouquet adorned the table and Mrs Windish and her daughters assisted in serving. The afternoon featured music and social chat with plans for a picnic at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemuchlekiet
A. Windish
Harrison Street
Pittsburgh P H C Club Hosts Malta Hall Tea Party
The P H C club in Pittsburgh met at Malta Hall on Wednesday evening for a tea party. After routine work the group played cards and bingo with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ed Ansel Mrs. Will Gilbreath James Fee and George Bargo for 500 honors Harriett Ziegfried and Nina Strong won in bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Club
Malta Hall
Ed Ansel
Will Gilbreath
James Fee
George Bargo
Harriett Ziegfried
Nina Strong
Baldwin Bible Class Hosts June Picnic Plans
The Baldwin Bible class of Highland United Presbyterian met at Mrs. W. D. Jones home on Sumner avenue. Mrs. F. L. Burton presided as plans were made for a joint June picnic with the Baird Missionary Society. Mrs. Ray Rhodes led the program as members worked on scrapbooks for a children's hospital in India. Special guests included Mrs. Adam Schade and Miss Mabel Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Sumner Avenue
Baldwin Bible
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Harry Miles
T. F Johnson
J. E. Rumbaugh
F. L. Burton
Baird Missionary Society
Ray Rhodes
India
Adam Schade
Irwin
Mabel Allen
Clarke, Local Boy, graduates from USC in Los Angeles
Joseph D. Clarke, son of Mrs. Mollie Clarke of Los Angeles, graduates from the University of Southern California on June 4 at University Park. Born and raised here, he was the son of the late Joseph Clarke, longtime conductor for the P and L E railroad. He is nephew of Mrs. Andrew Reider of Edison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Clarke
Mollie Clarke
Los Angeles
California
University of Southern California
University Park
Clarke
Joseph Clarke
P. and L. E. Railroad
Andrew Reider
Edison Avenue
Mrs Porteous Hosts Clawson Club Guests
Mrs J P Porteous of West Moody avenue entertained Clawson Club associates Thursday evening. Assisting hostess Mrs Elmer Tintsman served a luncheon, with Spring flowers and tapers adorning the dining room. On Thursday July 8 Mrs Carl Wright of Garfield avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Porteous
West Moody Avenue
Clawson Club
Elmer Tintsman
Carl Wright
Garfield Avenue
First Rowe reunion to form group in Wampum home
The first reunion of John and Sarah Rowe descendants is set for Sunday June 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kline in Wampum R D 1. An organization will be formed and officers elected. Relatives and friends are invited and dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sarah Rowe
Andrew Kline
Wampum, R. D. 1
Miller Family Reunion Seeks Ellwood City June Gathering
The annual Miller reunion is set for June 16 at Ewing Park Ellwood City with an all day gathering and dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ewing Park
Ellwood City
Brilliant First Christian church recital wows crowd
In the First Christian church auditorium Mrs Mary Virginia Patterson organist presented a recital assisted by her daughter Mrs Mary Virginia Munroe of Dayton Ohio soprano. Flowers filled the setting. Ushers Betty Johnson Mildred Miller Dorothy Young Grace Bell Jane McClintock Dorothy Blunt. Mrs Munroe’s soprano voice drew encores as she performed and answered the crowd. Patterson played Kilgen organ with artistic handling and a varied program drew further encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Mary Virginia Patterson
Mary Virginia Munroe
Dayton
Ohio
Betty Johnson
Mildred Miller
Dorothy Young
Grace Bell
Jane McClintock
Dorothy Blunt
Dinner Dance of Thiel Fraternity at Field Club
The 15th annual formal dinner dance of the Brotherhood of Sadhe Aleph at Thiel College Greenville Pa was held at the New Castle Field Clubhouse with ninety eight guests. Dinner was at 6:30 pm and dancing followed from 8 to 12 with music. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson Mr and Mrs G R Bradshaw and J B Ladd. Committeemen were William Mickley chairman Paul Daugherty and Emmett Snedberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Sadhe Aleph
Thiel College
Greenville
New Castle Field
Roy Johnson
G. R. Bradshaw
J. B. Ladd
William Mickley
Paul Daugherty
Emmett Snedberg
David B Connery to Arrive Here Sunday
David B Connery eldest son of Mr and Mrs W J Connery arrives in New Castle for a ten day visit at his home. He is a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania Medical School and will receive his degree this month. On July 1 he enters Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia for a two year internship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Connery
W. J. Connery
Berger Place
New Castle
Mr. Connery
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital
Jolly Twelve Club Social at East Brook
Mrs. Charles Gardner hosted Jolly Twelve Club members at her sister Mrs. H B McConnell’s East Washington home for a social evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Riney and Mrs. D T Andrews, with the guessing contest trophy to Mrs. H B McConnell. A pastel lunch followed. Plans were made for an event hosted by Mrs. Albert Perkins at Mrs. Arthur Baldwin’s Adams street residence, with the next meeting set at Mrs. Charles Riney’s Superior street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gardner
East Brook
H. B. McConnell
East Washington Street
Jolly Twelve Club
Charles Riney
D. T. Andrews
Albert Perkins
Arthur Baldwin
Adams Street
Charlies Riney
Superior Street
Glendale Bridge Club Hosts at Sheridan Home
Mrs Wilbur Farrell of Sheridan avenue welcomed members of the 1931 Glendale Bridge Club Wednesday evening. Two tables of cards played with prizes awarded to Mrs Rita Kerr and Mrs William Mayberry. Mrs Bittner received the guest token. lunch featured Spring flowers and pink and white decor. Mrs C J Nicholson helped with the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Farrell
Sheridan Avenue
Glendale Bridge Club
Rita Kerr
William Mayberry
Bittner
C. J. Nicholson
Kiwanis and Lions Plan Joint Ladies Night Event
Plans were laid for a joint Ladies Night program by the New Castle Kiwanis and Lions clubs to be held June 21 at the New Wilmington Inn. The event will feature cards and dancing plus a scheduled program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
New Wilmington Inn
Elks Club Social Draws Large Turnout This Season
The Elks Club hosted a large social on Thursday with about 90 guests. Prizes were won in 500 by Mrs. Tom Moore, Mrs. E Garner, P J Scanlon and Ed McKibben, bridge honors went to Mrs. W Stoughton, Mrs. Pete Capitola, W. Stoughton and J. Morgan, bingo prizes awarded to Mrs. Jack Lewis and Mrs. Martha Sullivan, lunch served by Mrs. W C DeArment and committee, event chaired by Mrs. Agnew and Ed Ryan. The gathering closes the season before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Tom Moore
E. Garner
P. J. Scanlon
Ed McKibben
W. Stoughton
Pete Capitola
J. Morgan
W. C. DeArment
Ben Agnew
S. J. Perry
Ed Ryan
S. J. Kleckner
Jack Lewis
Martha Sullivan
Agnew
John Hite
B. Agnew
Geo. Thomas
Y. S. B. class hosts at Mrs. Bates home
Members of Section A of the Y. S. B. class of the Third United Presbyterian church gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. M. R. Bates’s Beckford street home. Mrs. Kathryn Palmer co hosted and Peggy Montgomery read. The occasion featured devotions, prayers, games, and a dainty repast. A greeting letter to former member Mrs. J. A. Cox of Wiltshire, Ohio was sent. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R. M. Eagleson’s East Washington street home with Mrs. Roy McGown as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
M.R. Bates
Beckford Street
Kathryn Palmer
Gibson
Milton Book
Bates
Peggy Montgomery
Montgomery
J. A. Cox
Wiltshire
R. M. Eagieson
East Washington Street
Roy McGown
Reunited Ladies League Meets at Eva Reynolds Home
Mrs Eva Reynolds hosted the Reunited Ladies League on Raymond street with business then bingo. Prizes went to Mrs Franie Davis Mrs Elsie Phillips and Mrs Anna Richards. Lunch served by hostess with guests Mrs Blanche Kelso and Mrs Eva Baker. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs Anna Nolte hosting a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Reynolds
Raymond Street
Ladies League
Franie Davis
Elsie Phillips
Anna Richards
Blanche Kelso
Eva Baker
Anna Nolte
Cumberland Avenue
Mrs. Shaw Hosts Sixth Anniversary Party for Nickersons
Mrs. R. C. Shaw of 929 Rose Avenue entertained Wednesday evening at her home honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Nickerson on East Maple Street for their sixth wedding anniversary. Dinner at 6 featured a table for eight and a relaxed, informal afters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Shaw
Rose Avenue
George Nickerson
East Maple Street
Foster-Rocks Engage in Ambridge-Waynesboro Nuptials
Announcement of the pending marriage of Miss Margaret Foster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Foster of Maplewood Avenue Ambridge, to Hugh N Rocks of New Castle and Waynesboro. The wedding will be solemnized in St Veronica Roman Catholic Church on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Foster
Henry Foster
Maplewood Avenue
Ambridge
Hugh N. Rocks
New Castle
Waynesboro
St. Veronica Roman Catholic Church
Foster Couple Leaves for Optometry School Trip
Dr and Mrs Arthur B Foster depart for Philadelphia to attend the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry. They expect to return June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Foster
Philadelphia
Girls Friendly Society plans candle light service
The Girls Friendly Society of St. Andrews Episcopal church will hold a candle light service Sunday with Arch Deacon William C. Foreman presiding. Ten girls will join the society and receive senior or associate status with a pageant featuring named members and a program directed by Miss Ann Hitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society of
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
William C. Foreman
Adelaide Cartwright
Wilda Prize
Jean Riley
Florence Hitchen
Bessie Hartland
Elizabeth
Mildred Fleeger
Ada Riley
Edith Cowden
Marie Riley
G. F. S. Society
Elizabeth Allsopp
Elizabeth Fleeger
Aimee Wright
Jane Smith
Ann Hitchen
B and O Lodges Plan Picnic Outing
Members of the B and O Veterans and the Auxiliary met in the city building for a lodge session with cards and bingo. Prizes were awarded to Mrs O L Murphy Robert Jones and Mrs William Horchler. A picnic is planned for July 14 at Cascade Park for all employees and a June 7 musical entertainment will be held with officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and O. Veterans
O. L. Murphy
Robert Jones
William Horchler
Cascade Park
J. P. Walter
Card Party Planned by Trinity Episcopal Guild
Earnest Workers of Trinity Episcopal church held a Tuesday evening event at Mrs. Philip C. Pearson’s East Falls street home. After a brief meeting plans were made for a June 7 card party, with bridge and 500, a lunch, and green and white table decor. Hostess aided by Mrs. William Hewitt and Mrs. H. Hope. special guests were Rev. and Mrs. Forkner of Sharon and Mrs. Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Workers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Philip C. Pearson
Guild
East Falls Street
William Hewitt
H. Hope
Forkner
Sharon
Comstock
Laurel hostess Miss Lucille Emery hosts Sin Mar Bridge Club
Miss Lucille Emery of Laurel bou levard proved a pleasing hostess to the Sin-Mar-Bridge Club members in her home when they gathered for a social evening. Cards formed the main pastime, the prize for high honors being captured by Miss Ada Miller. Miss Marice Biddle was a special guest of the occasion. Lunch was served at a late hour in the dining room at a table appointed in a color scheme of pink and white, flowers and tapers completing a pretty arrangement. On Wednesday, June 15, Miss Dolores Gould of Elizabeth street will be club hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Emery
Laurel Boulevard
Sin-Mar-Bridge Club
Ada Miller
Marice Biddle
Dolores Gould
Elizabeth Street
YWCA Membership Committee Plans Conference at Camp East Brook
In the annual report Dr. Mildred Rogers chairwoman notes that a New Year tea and April church luncheons broadened YWCA membership reach beyond prior levels. A conference of YWCA members is set for Camp East Brook on June 15 to gather suggestions for future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rogers
Camp East Brook
Delaware Avenue Shower for Ruth Noble and Dorothy Beadle
Miss Florence Jenkins hosted a miscellaneous shower for two New Castle school teachers, Ruth Noble and Dorothy Beadle, who will marry this summer. Three tables of bridge were played, a lunch served, and Miss Mary Long won the high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Jenkins
Delaware Avenue
Ruth Noble
Dorothy Beadle
New Castle
Mary Long
D A R Chapter Sets June Meeting Near West Middlesex
Members of the Lawrence Chapter D A R plan a June meeting on Saturday June 4 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Harry Mason s home about one mile outside West Middlesex Delegates will be elected to the annual convention to be held in York Pa in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middlesex
Lawrence
Harry Mason
West Middlese
Organization
York
Hughes-Cottrell Wedding in Toledo Announces Florida Ceremony
Word reaches New Castle friends of the marriage of Mrs. Pansy Newton Hughes, formerly of this city, and Carl H. P. Cottrell, a Toledo lumberman. The wedding took place in April in Bradenton, Florida, and the couple, after wintering in the south, reside at 455 Potter Street, Toledo, Ohio.
Happy Hour Club Hosts Tureen Dinner At Home
Mr and Mrs R G Leslie of Moore avenue host Happy Hour Club members at their home for a tureen dinner at 6 30 this evening. Mrs Della Bronson of Blairsboro Iowa will be a special guest of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
R. G. Leslie
Moore Avenue
Park
Della Bronson
Blairsboro
Iowa
Dorcas Society Plans Picnic Hike This Saturday
The Dorcas Society of the First Presbyterian Church schedules a picnic hike meeting at the church at 10 30 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary Plans Convention for VFW Post Delegates
Credentials issued to newly elected delegates of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Harry L. McBride Post VFW. President Evelyn Woods and Mesdames Tempa Stickle Ada Miller Elizabeth Miller Ethel Bell Floss Potter Reba LaRue Nellie Johnston named to attend the state encampment at Hazelton June 16 17 18. Standing and social committees discussed Tri County Council entertainment and routine activities filled the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hazelton
Evelyn Woods
Mesdames Tempa Stickle
Ada Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Ethel Bell
Floss Potter
Reba LaRue
Nellie Johnston
Tri-County Council
Lawrence chapter D A R members and club activities
Lawrence chapter D A R lists Mrs Harry Mason of West Middlesex Pennsylvania and the Kuple Kard Klub with Mr and Mrs Evan Campbell on Clayton Street. Junior Music members meeting hosts are Kathryn Newberry and Barbara Schulz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harry Mason
West Middlesex
Kuple-Kard-Klub
Evan Campbell
Clayton Street
Kathryn Newberry
Barbara Schulz
Moonlight 5060 Club Meets at Woodring Home in Almira Ave
Moonlight 5060 Club members gathered at Mrs. George Woodring’s Almira avenue home with Mrs. Harry Leathers as hostess. Informal pastimes occupied the afternoon as members visited and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight
George Woodring
Almira Avenue
Harry Leathers
St. Louis Opera to Premiere Cyrano de Bergerac
The St. Louis Municipal Opera plans a world premiere of Cyrano de Bergerac this summer as part of twelve productions, six of which are new to the venue. A social gathering featured piano solos by Miss Betty Woodring with prizes to Mrs. Francis H. Johnson and Mrs. William Murphy, followed by lunch. Two weeks hence Mrs. M. J. Young on Hillcrest avenue hosts the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Woodring
Francis H. Johnson
William Murphy
International News Service
ST. Louis
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G. M. T. Club
Eveready
Eveready Inn
North Mercer Street
Post Office
Baldwin
JONES
J. D. Clarke
FE. M. McCreary
Monroe St
the Willows
Arnay
Field Club
Jolly Twelve
Glendale
Kiwanis
Lions
Metzler
Mrs
Sarah Hickok
Reunited League
Mather Bros. Co
G. F
Sin-Mar-Bridge
Higgins Sport Shop
Burton
Wew Castle
Washington Street
Moonlight 500 Club
Opera For
Europe
Monro
North Mill
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