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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
21
The Ucalite Bible Class will meet Tuesday evening June 6 at 329 Park Avenue, hosted by Mrs. G. C. Hannah. Mrs. C. W. Foulke will teach.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian church gathered at Mrs. Nell Patton's Ellwood Road home for a brief business meeting and social hour. Her mother assisted with serving. The next meeting is set for July 7 at Mrs. Lloyd Campbell's home.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet this evening with Mrs. H. M. Mart of 602 Chestnut Street. Officers will be elected at this meeting. Official board will convene after the mid week service on Wednesday. Children s Day exercises are planned for next Sunday morning at 11 o clock with baptism during the service.
Section three will meet Friday afternoon June 9 at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Young 315 Wallace Avenue. Women's Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. E S Phillips at Euclid and Highland avenues on Saturday June 10.
The Ladies of the G A R will gather at the U V L hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock for their regular business session.
Alice Elder Bible class will meet at Mrs H H Grossman home 610 Spruce street Thursday afternoon at 2 80 o clock Mrs W F Etter leader Miss Margaret Spear Gibson teacher
The regular monthly meeting of the Farther Lights society will be held this evening at the home of Miss Gladys Wilson on North Mill Street at S and o clock. Miss Frances
Haydon will lead the program as ushers plan their monthly gathering at the Carr residence on Walnut street. Trustees meet in the church office at 7 30 this evening. Children s day observance is set for next Sunday morning with a requested flower donation for decoration.
Sandard Bearers plan Monday meeting with Elva and Frances Sowash at 433 Winter Avenue. Kings Daughters host all day sewing in church parlors Tuesday with 2:30 PM officers election. Stephenson circle meets Thursday for annual officer election led by Mrs Ayres. Agnes Main to conduct mystery box. Mothers circle to meet Friday at 8 West Laurel Avenue with hostesses Mrs Earl Wallover and Mrs Ed Heckert. King Herald Girls meet in primary room Saturday afternoon. Children’s Day observed next Sunday at 11 with Sunday school exercises and Baptism sacrament administered.
Robert Blum Lodge No 466 K of P. holds a meeting this evening with regular business and initiation into the third rank for 14 new members. It is one of the largest classes in New Castle history. All K of P. members in the area are invited, and a buffet luncheon will be served as a large turnout is anticipated.
The King's Daughter's class of Maitland church will hold its regular monthly business and social meeting Tuesday evening at Naomi George's Audley avenue residence.
The Mizpah Society hosts a tureen dinner Tuesday evening at 6 30 in the church dining room. Members are invited to attend for a community meal and fellowship.
Mrs. Charles Wettich and Mrs. Chas Gray coordinate the Women's Missionary Society events. The Thursday evening gathering has been postponed for one week.
The Session will meet at FE J Wilsons home on Wallace Avenue Tuesday evening for their monthly business meeting. The Jean Hill Williamson society meeting at Mrs Clarence Fishers East Brook has been postponed one week. Communicant class meets Thursday at 1 30 PM and a moving picture study is planned for church Thursday at 7 30 PM.
Teachers and officers of the Bible school will meet this evening for a business and social session at the home of Mrs. George Harkless of Sycamore street. Young Ladies Missionary Society will meet Thursday evening with Miss Mary Sherger of Gardner.
Members of the Women's Missionary Society met Friday with Mrs. John Shafer of Electric Street. Election of officers resulted in President Mrs. D. P. Shafer, vice president Mrs. A. Cameron, secretary Mrs. Blanche Smith, secretary Mrs. John Shafer. A social hour followed and lunch was served by the hostess.
Regular monthly meeting of the Board of Elders will be held in the church this evening at 7 30 Tuesday evening the Board of Trustees will meet in the church A U R Girls will be entertained at the home of Mrs Probst of North Beaver Street Thursday evening O U Girls will meet Thursday evening with Mrs F E Reese Park Avenue Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs E A Wilson of Young Street Friday afternoon
Teachers and officers of the Sunday school will meet in the church this evening at 7 30. A class meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the church. Normal class will convene for study Thursday evening at 7 00 in the church.
Sunday school board meets in church this evening at 8. Epworth League holds a meeting at Mrs. T. C. Armstrong’s Croton avenue Tuesday at 8 to plan attendance at the Epworth League institute in Meadville in late July. Choir reorganizes Thursday at 7 in the church. Women’s Home Missionary Society also listed.
The period of readjustment has been a trial for many stores and a time of greater growth. It reflects adjustments in strategy and expansion despite challenges, shaping the retail landscape with continued development and resilience.
The gathering will be held at the home of Mrs J C McCoy on Martin street Friday afternoon at 2 30. Election of officers will be conducted during the event.
Y I B C holds its regular monthly meeting in the church Tuesday evening with a playlet. The Women’s Missionary society meets Wednesday at 2 pm. Echos from the missionary convention will be shared. Delegates to the Presbyterial in New Galilee on June 15 will be elected. The second talk in the Esther series will be given by Rev. S B Copeland during the Wednesday prayer service.
Regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood in the church at eight tonight. Luther League meets Tuesday for business and social. Church council entertained Wednesday at 8 at Rev F E Stough home. Luther League birthday party Thursday at 8 in the Children’s day. Sunday June 11 observes a children’s cantata Creation King directed by Miss Elizabeth Treser with practices Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m. Full dress rehearsal Saturday at two in the church.
Section Eight of the Missionary Society of First Baptist will gather at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E L English on Ray Street.
Loyal Band Class of the Third VU church will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. John Hale on Butler avenue extension.
All children in the church's children day program are asked to meet for rehearsal Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Baptist Church.
A string of personal mentions shows Sam Harris from Warren Ohio and other visitors from Butler Pittsburgh Cleveland Alliance and Coudersport scattered across a weekend. Residents including W F Gillette and Miss Richards remain homebound ill or visiting nearby cities for brief stays.
Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lees Wildwood avenue and Thomas W Solomon of Mahoning town have returned home after visiting relatives in New Cumberland West Virginia. Miss Mary Owens of the Baptist Institute Philadelphia visits her parents on Winter avenue. Miss Lucille Page returns from Cleveland after staying with Dr and Mrs J F Robertson on Leasure avenue. Mrs J C Crosby of Pittsburgh and Mrs Lucien Seymour of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Duncan MacFarlane on Highland avenue. H H Snyder of Snyder Piano Company departs for a week in New York to attend a musical convention. Joseph Davis of East New Castle recovers at home after hand injury, moved from Shenango Valley hospital. Clyde and Thelma Austin of Coudersport visit sister Mrs Harold Clapie and plan to stay several weeks. Miss Myrna Foster, student at the
Bible Park school near Binghamton New York has arrived home to spend her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Foster in Boston.
Members of the Events of '06 will entertain their husbands at a park picnic supper this evening at seven. The casual gathering aims to socialize and enjoy a relaxed evening outdoors.
The T N F club will host a breakfast party at the park on Wednesday morning. Also a note mentions prehistoric Egyptians operating ostrich farms.
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