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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
12
The S S club met on DeVitto. Cards were played with Clara Cacarella winning a prize. Special guest was Mrs Angeline Hoover. The hostess served eight dainty lunches. Mrs Louis Maciarella assists June 16 to the next meeting with Apecilli 31144 Lutton.
A Lydia circle of the First Methodist church enjoyed a noon picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. David W. Reese on Edenburg road. Devotionals followed and a business meeting was chaired by Mrs. W. A. Hoffmaster. June 10 was set for the Ruth M. Smith children’s home annual meeting at New Sheffield. Next gathering is September 2 at the church for a tureen luncheon. Associate hostesses included several named members.
Miss Mary Cappatt daughter of Charles Cappatt of West Pittsburg will marry Anthony H. Pagliaro son of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Pagliaro of 220 East Division Street in a 9 30 a m ceremony at Holy Cross church West Pittsburg. Maid of honor is sister Regetta Cappatt with bridesmaids Ann Carpolita Mildred Tonseth Pauline Scenshak Mary Jane Pasty and Rose Netti. Best man Joe Damiano and ushers James La Vella Donald Copple John Pagani William Monaco Nick. Reception at 7 30 p m at King Humbert hall New Castle.
Hillsville will host the church ceremony Saturday June 5 at 2 30 p m for Adelaide Hartford daughter of Mr and Mrs Jefferson S Hartford and Roger Russell son of Mr and Mrs James Russell. Officiating minister Dr J Vernon Wright of Beaver. Maid of honor Margaret Pearl Hartford. flower girl Judy Grace. ring bearer Jimmie Haine. best man John Russell. ushers Dallas Hartford and Lyman Taylor.
An open church wedding is planned for 8:30 p.m. at Second U. P. Church with Rev. Calvin Rose officiating. The couple are Dorothy McConnell of 607 Court Street and Robert Garner of Bogers, Pa. Matron of honor is Mrs. William Attaway, best man is William Attaway, and ushers are Cecil Kerr and Harold Kerr.
Mrs H K Raymenton nee Elizabeth Sowersby arrives in New Castle from San Diego to attend her parents golden wedding open house. She visits her brother Francis Sowersby and family at 16 Hazlecroft Avenue and parents on 412 East Winter Avenue. An open house reception is planned Sunday afternoon and evening.
Miss Margaret Ann Cugini and Frank E. Sporter united in marriage at Bethany Lutheran Church on Saturday at 2:30 officiated by Thomas W. Baker. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace veil, jewels, and carried white roses. maid of honor Mary Cugini wore blue marquisette with blue accessories. Best man was George Sporter. ushers included Paul Cugini and Rudy Warych. After a dinner for families, a reception followed. couple proceeds to New York City trip and will reside at 236 Alice Street after returning.
Installation of new Eagles Auxiliary officers occurred Tuesday under Mrs. Adeline Navarra. Installing officer Mrs. Samuel Jackson welcomed her daughter Mrs. Walter Heckart as president. Other officers named included Mrs. Elsie Pugh secretary Mrs. Samuel Jackson chaplain and several trustees guards and conductress. Committees and monthly chairmanships were assigned with Mrs. Herberg named press reporter and the hostess group led by Mrs. Skuba. A Ladies Aid memorial service followed the gathering at St Pauls Lutheran.
Members of the O. A. O. club met at Mrs. E. J. Flansburg’s Rose avenue home for two tables of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Cecil Potter, Robert Gibson, and Mrs. J. J. Vessella. Birthdays for Mrs. William Mc Bride and Mrs. Tom Baskeyfield were celebrated with gifts for each guest, and a lunch was served by the hostess with Mrs. Brinley Whitesides assisting. The group recessed to resume meetings in the summer.
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