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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a Spoon Club gathering at Mrs J N Martin’s, with garbled adjacent text referencing people, a bridge event, and possible mentions of Spaw Wort and See vil W. Re. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
A Friday evening reception on Pulaski Road honored June bride elect with music, dancing, and gifts. Mrs. Stewart Mar Moarving hosted, guests enjoyed elegant desserts, and future husband J will be wed in Toledo, Ohio, at the Moravia Presbyterian church.
Tua and members of the Juanita Club were guests of Mrs. Ralph Higgins. Washings on street Friday evening drew a crowd of about five hundred in attendance. Harri es fell to Mrs. R. B. Karl Bishop and Mrs. Jolin Gaston. A lunch followed the play. On June 2, Mamithy will host at The text preserves the location and event tone with scattered readable names and dates.
Marian Waters and Mary Cavendar join FSC club members at Coletta Rovers home for a social evening with hostess gifts and contests won by Mrs Rooney and Mrs McDevitt. A later note mentions a dinner party planned for Youngstown on June 16 and a birthday surprise for Dorothy Robison with friends and family delivering gifts and cake.
The Business and Professional Women's club of New Castle schedules picnics for June July and August at the Rae Muirknead Memorial Cottage in Lakewood. June 20 dinner features Miss Helen Hinkson as caterer for new members. Mary Wilson and Hazel Boyd named caterers for July and August respectively. A regular club meeting is set for Monday June 6 at 3 45 p.m. in the Y WCA and the executive board meets June 27.
Mrs J Clyde Gilfillan opened her Clenmore boulevard home to the Rebekah chapter of the First U P church on Friday evening. Desserts were served in the garden at 7 pm and Miss Rebekah Browne led a devotional period before plans formed to attend the Women’s General Missionary society conven tion at New Wilmington June 17 21. Sara Meloy of Cairo Girls college Cito Egypt spoke, sharing work among girls and showing pictures of the graduating class. The chapter will meet September 3 for a dinner at the church with Mrs Harriet Boobyer as quiet speaker.
A large crowd gathers at Miss Rose Sera on Morton Street for bingo dancing and a spaghetti dinner. Winners include Miss Ann Turk for bingo and Miss Judy Gealatha for the club token. Next meeting set for June 8 at Miss Angeline Geninani’s home.
Nurses from Jameson Memorial Hospital hosted a formal dance at New Castle Field Club ballroom on Friday night. About eighty couples attended with chaperones Dr and Mrs B F Renderson and Mr and Mrs Fred L Bents. A town orchestra provided music, and refreshments were served in the ballroom and veranda.
Miss Pearl Grieder daughter of Mr and Mrs Amil Grieder of the Proud Washington DC will wed Arthur Seaman son of Mr and Mrs Homer Seaman of WWI Webteter Street NOW Washington DC on Saturday June 18 The couple will visit here after the ceremony and plan permanent residence in Washington DC
In honor of Mr Ralph Baker a surprise miscellany shower was held with friends attending. Bridge games entertained guests including Mrs Margareh Dow, Mais Emily Rice and Mrs Cha Baker while refreshments were served. Baker received many farewell gifts.
Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock the Epworth Methodist church parsonage sees Miss Madelon Nicholson wed J Norman Eakin son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Eakin The Rev Lar old A McCurdy conducts the ceremony The couple leaves for a honeymoon to Niagara Falls Washington D C and other points of interest They will live on Pent street Sharon Mr Eakin is with Rom s Wholesale House and Mrs Eakin worked for the New Case Dry Goods Co Both are New Castle High School graduates class of 31 and 23 respectively
An amateur program staged at Temple Israel under Hadassah Child Welfare Work drew strong attendance and funds. Participants included Marilyn Sandler, Simon Blau, Eddie Niller, and many others with a program ranging from piano solos to sketches and youth performances.
The Macon Bridge Club gathered Friday at Mrs J R Mears home Butler Avenue. Prizes were awarded to Mrs George McConnell and Mrs Luzy Covert. Mrs Willian Murphy received the investing prize. Candy and nuts were served. Mrs Charles Buell joined the club. Mrs L Moore will host next. Also notes announce Ev Govert and James Sutherlind wedding in Wellsburg West Virginia with Rev Randolph.
Winil daughter of Mir and Nathan Kelley, former local residents, married Harold Moon in Albuquerque on May 24. The newlyweds will reside in Albuquerque. A bridge tea hosted by Mrs Alf Willi ws featured prizes to Mrs Southern and Mrs Vern Dunbauz. The event honored Mrs Carl Reeves and Mrs Vern Dunbaugh.
Members of the Men’s Garden Club are set to gather Tuesday evening for a program on plant rests and garden topics. Wallace-Glass wedding details and a note on society events appear on page six with local parsonage updates and community notices.
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