Reverend Margaret Joshua Speaks to Baldwin Bible Class
Members of the Baldwin Bible Class at Highland United Presbyterian heard Rev. Margaret Joshua of Croton Avenue Methodist church address the group on mother child relationships and parenting. President Mrs. Ray Rhodes led the business meeting and announced the July 11 Cascade Park class picnic with entertainment arranged by Mrs. C. C. Withers and refreshments by Mrs. Vance Burkholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bible
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Ray Rhodes
Cascade Park
C. C. Withers
Vance Burkholder
Rhodes
Margaret Joshua
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Joshua
Ralph Davis
Stanley Shoup
H. L. McFeaters
Bertha Rhodes
A. N. O. Club Meets for Evening With Guests
Mrs. John Hallowhich hosted the A. N. O. club on Thursday in East Washington Street with Mrs. A. T. Lucas as guest. Prizes went to Mrs. L. J. Withers, Mrs. Robert Keeling, and Mrs. Charles Morgan. A late lunch was served by the hostess and helpers. Last meeting until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hallowhich
East Washington Street
A. N. O. Club
A. T. Lucas
L. J. Withers
Robert Keeling
Charles Morgan
Margaret
Kathryn Hallowhich
Mothers Picnic Supper Replaces Regular Meeting
The Primitive Methodist Sunday school mothers will hold a members only picnic supper at Cascade Park on Monday evening June 9 at 6 00 p m. For details call committee at phone 6188.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Cascade Park
Picnic Honors For Epworth Methodist Class at Neshannock Falls
J G Clements Bible Class of Epworth Methodist church held a picnic dinner at Neshannock Falls with 33 guests. Courtesy to J G Clements and Mrs C G Farr noted. special guests included Mrs C G Farr and Rev S L Maxwell. Committee members praised for table work and entertainment success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Clements
Epworth Methodist Church
California
C. G. Farr
Neshannock Falls
S. L. Maxwell
J. H. Wigton
J. E. Rodgers
R. L. Black
D. A. R. Monthly Meeting Set for Saturday Afternoon
The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a regular monthly business meeting Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. H. W. Geissinger home 309 Edison avenue. Delegates to the state conference to convene in Wilkesbarre in the fall will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. W. Geissinger
Edison Avenue
Wilkesbarre
N T T Club Hosts Card Evening With Prizes
Members of the N. T. T. Club met with Mrs. Jack Haupt on Sheridan Avenue Thursday evening with husbands as special guests. Four tables of cards yielded high scores for Mrs. Trevor Richards Mrs. Charles Henry Earl Keeger and Charles Henry who received prizes. Hostess with Mrs. Louis Leddy and Mrs. Albert Jones served lunch. On June 19 the club plans a family basket picnic at Rock Springs Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. T. Club
Jack Haupt
Sheridan Avenue
Trevor Richards
Charles Henry
Earl Keeger
Louis Leddy
Albert Jones
Rock Springs Park
Bridge Winners Named At P 12 P Club Meeting
Two tables of bridge played at Miss Kate Kacymarczyk home on N Liberty street. Prizes went to Miss Bertha Dobelek and Miss Sophia Luke. In two weeks the club meets at Miss Helen Dudek on S Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Kacymarczyk
N. Liberty Street
Bertha Dobelek
Sophia Luke
Helen Dudek
S. Jefferson Street
Garden Club Holds Unusual Exchange Day Meeting
Garden Club members met at Mrs. Harry Wettich of Winter Avenue for a "Guess" and "Exchange" afternoon. Each brought a guest and two plants for swapping, followed by a talk from Owen Penfield Fox on birds, then tea in a pink and green decor with favors for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Harry Wettich
Winter Avenue
Owen Penfield Fox
Charles Burkhart
S .1 Pearson
William Howley
David Ritchie
Queen Sewing Circle Hosts Visitors at Scott Street Home
Mrs. William Campbell entertained the Queen Sewing Circle Thursday at her Scott street house with three visitors Mrs. Laura Moore Mrs. William Patton and Mrs Shaffer. The venue was decorated with roses and green foliage and the gathering included a luncheon served by Mrs Patton and Mrs Shaffer. Mrs Crow of Dewey Avenue will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Scott Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Laura Moore
William Patton
Mrs Shaffer
Shaffer
William Crow
Dewey Avenue
Dlag
Fred L. Rentz
Edison Avenue
Robert Weingartener
Fred Rentz
Queen Esthers
First Methodist Church
McDowell
Mary Long
Felix Borowski
George Freeman
Julia Sidley
Kathryn Wilcox Autumn
Chaminade
de_ Bernot
Phoebe L. Simons
Almira Home
Mary Jane McCommon
Epworth Street
William Sandman
Brooklyn Avenue
David Drumm
Superior Street
William Kelley
Virginia Hammond
East Washington Street
Rose Tripp
Highland Avenue
Savilla Barge
Hamilton Street
Lola Eakin
C. B. George
Pine Street
Richard Foster
Vine Street
Lucinda Hoon
Coaltown
Suzanne Zahanizer
Cecil Avenue
Margaret Hammond
Jessie Crooks
Lakewood
R. D
North Beaver Street
Ages Miller
Lorrain Avenue
Ella Oatey
Croton Avenue
Jessie Mayne
Cynthia Frye
Pearl Street
Mary Drumm
Margaret Boak
County Line Street
Carrie Heintzman
Euclid Avenue
Minnie Mayers
Phylander Mays
Ella Craig
Pittsburgh
W. A. Kerr
Ellwood City
Bertha E. Daugherty
McClelland Circle
Anna Wick
Youngstown
Graham
Claude Lartz
Will Akien
Sharon
James Sankey
Crafton
Mayers
Franklin
Delegates Head to Grand Chapter Session
Delegates from Eastern Star Chapters leave for Allentown for the annual Grand Chapter convocation. Attending are Flora DeVassie of New Castle Chapter 105 Anna Rowland of Shenango Chapter 333 Lillian Templeton of Cathedral Chapter 440 and Mesdames Celia Wolford Estella Weddell Nellie Ray Lucy Round Mae Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Allentown
Flora DeVassie
New Castle
Anna Rowland
Shenango
Lillian Templeton
Cathedral
Mesdames
Celia Wolford
Estella Weddell
Nellie Ray
Lucy Round
Mae Young
Butler Girls Club Meets at Mrs Bovard Home
Mrs Carl Bovard hosted the Butler Girls Club on Thursday afternoon at Winslow avenue. Members played games with prizes won by Mrs E S Henderson and Mrs C L Sipe. Guests included Mrs T E Emery and Mrs H Wade. next meeting June 19 will be a basket picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bovard
Winslow Avenue
Butler Girls Club
E. S. Henderson
C. L. Sipe
W. F. Beighley
A. H. Wade
T. E. Emery
Butler
H. Wade
Mrs Ray Sharp Hosts Good Time Club Card Evening
Mrs Ray Sharp of 112 Wilmington Avenue hosted members of the Good Time club in her home Thursday evening. Three tables of cards were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs Elsie Dickey and Mrs Lois Hill for high scores. The gathering closed with spring flowers on small tables and a dainty repast served by the hostess with Mrs Lurella McCormick and Mrs Grace Hoch assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sharp
Wilmington Avenue
Elsie Dickey
Lois Hill
Lurella McCormick
Grace Hoch
Moorhead man returns home from Jameson Memorial hospital
Andy Gierlack of Moorhead and Hanna streets has returned to his home from the Jameson Memorial hospital where he was a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Gierlack
Moorhead and
Hanna Streets
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Yingling Wise Wedding Event
Mr and Mrs Frank Yingling announce the marriage of their daughter Jean to Benjamin E Wise. The ceremony occurred Thursday at the First Presbyterian church with Rev Ross Haverfield officiating. The couple left for an eastern motor trip and will reside at 409 Garfield avenue after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yingling
County Line Street
Jean
Benjamin E. Wise
C. A. Wise
Northview Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Ross Haverfield
Sawalla Club Plans Picnic Dinner For June
Sawalla club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. J. Roy Jones home on Moody avenue for bridge and social time. An appetizing lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Carl Holmes. Plans were made for a June 12 picnic dinner and the next meeting on June 19 at Mrs. H. A. Shaffer’s home on Morton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawalla Club
J. Roy Jones
Moody Avenue
Carl Holmes
H. A. Shaffer
Morton Street
Bishton Young Announcement
Mr and Mrs William H Bishton announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Louise Bishton to Donald Robert Young son of Mr and Mrs R C Young both well known among New Castle's younger set. The wedding date has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bishton
Aliquippa
Louise Bishton
Donald Robert Young
R. C. Young
Maryland Avenue
New Castle
Women's Missionary Society meets at First Baptist church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held Thursday afternoon worship and study in the church hall. Mrs. Fanny Davis led devotionals while Mrs. Willian Wilson and assistants presented the final chapters of Crowded Ways. President Mrs. W. H. Williams presided as plans for next year were reviewed by the committee including Mrs. M. L. Gardner and Mrs. D Nesbitt. A social hour followed with refreshments by section eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society Nf
First Baptist Church
Fanny Davis
Willian Wilson
Dave Nesbitt
T. N. Walsh
George Jones
H. A. Sturdy
E. A. Snyder
Rainbow club meets at Mrs Long home on Pulaski road
Rainbow club members enjoyed hospitality of Mrs Roy E Long at her sister Mrs A J Clum's home on Pulaski road. A brief business session planned a reunion to renew friendships. Members played 500, and a lunch was served. Hostess helper Miss Ella Mae Johnson assisted. Club prize went to Mrs Thomas Evans. In two weeks Mrs Carl Klink will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Roy E. Long
A. J. Clum
Pulaski Road
Ella Mae Johnson
Thomas Evans
Carl Klink
Crawford Avenue
Iona Kensington Club Holds Thursday Social
The Iona Kensington members met on Thursday at Mrs George Carr's home on Delaware avenue. Radio music and bingo entertained guests with Mrs Edward Carr and Mrs William Pregenter receiving favors. Lunch followed in the dining room with a pink and white centerpiece. In two weeks the club will meet at Mrs William Prezenter's home on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Kensington
George Carr
Delaware Avenue
Edward Carr
Willaim Pregenter
William Prezenter
East Washington Street
Theatre party with Amerita Club meets on Thursday
A theatre party for Amerita Club members attracted a fine attendance on Thursday evening. A light lunch followed, making the event enjoyable. The next regular meeting is in two weeks at Mrs. Anthony Villani's home on East Reynolds Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerita Club
Anthony Villani
East Reynols Street
Wedding Date of Interest Announced in Johnstown
Miss Suzanne Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shirey of 241 David St Johnstown and William David Satterfield of Johnstown formerly of 413 Walnut St New Castle plan to wed June 26 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Johnstown Rev Dr C N Shindler to officiate Shirley a Johnstown High School graduate Satterfield works at local steel mills After the ceremony they will visit Satterfield s parents in New Castle and will reside in Johnstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Susanne Shirley
John Shirey
David St
William David Satterfield
Walnut Street
New Castle
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. N. Shindler
Shirley
Satterfield
Alpha Gamma Delta Banquet Attended by Local Delegates
Mrs. R. J. Robison of East Grant avenue and Miss Marjorie Rhodes of Englewood avenue will travel this afternoon to Allegheny College in Meadville to attend the Alpha Gamma Delta fraternity banquet. The event is planned for Saturday evening in Cambridge Springs. Miss Rhodes will stay with Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Schultz of Meadville during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Robison
East Grant Avenue
Marjorie Rhodes
Englewood Avenue
Allegheny College
Meadville
Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity
Cambridge Springs
Rhodes
R. J. Schultz
Missionary Society Hears Tea Proceeds and 60th Year Plans
Mrs Ketler presided at the Women's Foreign Missionary society meeting in East Lincoln Avenue home. Miss Newton reported $123.80 from the missionary tea. Kenneth Myers and sister provided a solo. A letter from Mrs Ackers was read and plans were made for the 60th anniversary celebration. Nominating committee named and program reviewed by Mrs R J Robinson. Social period followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ketler
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
C. A. Reed
East
Lincoln Avenue
J. L. Stratton
Miss Newton
Kenneth Myers
Ketler
Ackers
David Keast
E. N. Baer
R. J. Robinson
Rose Vital Brithday Celebration At Beechwood Inn
Mrs Pete Vital and Rocco Vital hosted 15 couples at Beechwood Inn in honor of Rose Vitals 16th birthday. Guests enjoyed music and dancing with a late menu served by the hostess and assistants. Novel favors marked the tables and a large vase of spring flowers formed the centerpiece. The guest received many gifts in memory of her birthdate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Vital
Pete Vital
Rocco Vital
Beechwood Inn
Quaneqqua Club Hosts Bridge Meeting at Mrs Lewis Home
The Quaneqqua club met at Mrs. L. J. Lewis's Highland Avenue home for a regular gathering. Three bridge tables provided competition with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. L. Ringer and Mrs. Walter Hemphill. A lunch was served at small tables decorated in pastels. Hostess assisted by Mrs. B. I. Williams. On June 18 Mrs. Williams will host at her West Sheridan Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Lewis
Highland Avenue
J. L. Ringer
Walter Hemphill
B. I. Williams
West Sheridan Avenue
Miss Annetta Morgan Hosts C. S. C. Club Party
Laurel Place hostess Miss Annetta Morgan entertained the C. S. C. Club on Thursday with a business session planning a moonlight supper at Cascade Park. The evening included cards, dancing, and a luncheon served in yellow and white. Guests Miss Alice Massaro and Miss Elizabeth Massaro attended. Miss Lena Malls will entertain on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Morgan
Laurel Place
C. S. C. Club
Cascade Park
Alice
Elizabeth Massaro
Lena Malls
Pretty Wedding Solemnized Here
A pretty wedding took place Thursday at the Central Presbyterian parsonage on Park avenue. Miss Pansy Davis married Alfred Hughes with Rev. C. B. Wingerd officiating. After the ceremony the couple left for a two week motor trip and will reside at Lakewood Beach after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Pansy Davis
John Davis
Ray Street
Alfred Hughes
L. Calvin
Pine Street
C. B. Wingerd
Miss Davis
Clifford Greggs
Cleveland O
Elmer Anderson
Americal
Edna Flynn
Jewish Ladies Relief Society Names Officers for Year
The Jewish Ladies Relief Society held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. Sam Levine’s home on Boyles avenue. Reports from chairmen showed flourishing conditions. Elected for the coming year were E. Masters as president Pearl Broida as vice president H Klivans as recording secretary L Zeese as financial secretary A Frank as corresponding secretary and B Kline as treasurer. A dinety repast was served by hostesses Mrs. Sam Levine Mrs. Harry Wolfe Mrs. Jacob Levine and Mrs. Philip Winick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Ladies Relief Society
Sam Levine
Boyles Avenue
E. Masters
Pearl Broida
H. Klivans
L. Zeese
A. Frank
Beth Shalom Sisterhood Bridge Party At Moody Avenue
Six tables of bridge were in play Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. Fisher home Moody avenue for the Beth Shalom Sisterhood weekly party. High scores were held by Mrs. L. Miller Mrs. M. Herskovitz Mrs. H. Pitnoff and Mrs. I. Grossman who received prizes. Lunch followed and spring flowers adorned the tables. The next party will be hosted by Mrs. L. Miller on Laurel Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fisher
Moody Avenue
Beth Shalom
Charles Levine
L. Miller
M. Herskovitz
H. Pitnoff
I. Grossman
Sisterhood
Journey's End at Capitol Theatre Opens Monday
The Capitol Theatre will host Journey's End starting Monday. Producers Tiffany-Gainsborough vow to preserve the play's letter and spirit in its transition to the talking screen, amid wide advance praise and fan anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Tiffany-Gainsborough
R. C. Sherriff
Journey's End praised as outstanding wartime drama
Critics call Journey's End a stark honest drama about war its directness and beauty place it among the finest plays of the generation. Reviews compare its impact to a message that hits readers between the eyes and note its genesis over there in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cherrington
Columbus (O
Dispatch
Chester B. Bahn
Syracuse Herald
J. S
Toronto
Mail and Empire
Reunited Ladies League Meeting Hosted at Mrs Davis Home
Mrs. Wi Ki Davis of Spree hosted the Reunited Ladies League in her home on Thursday for their regular meeting. A handkerchief shower honored birthdays of Mrs. Charles Strong Mrs. Sisie Phillips and Mrs. Mary Williams. Spring flowers decorated the setting as a menu was served by the hostess with assistance from Dorothy Dunkle Betty Lee Clark and Keulah Melrose. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Pronie Davis on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Ki. Davis
Spree
Reunited League
Charles Strong
Sisie Phillips
Mary Williams
Borothy Dunkle
Betty Lee Clark
Keulah Melrose
Pronie Davis
North
Jefferson Street
Engagement announced at Wampum bridge party
Mrs. Hennon of Wampum entertained a group of young folks with a bridge party on Thursday evening in honor of her daughter Rebecca. The engagement to R C Ferguson of York was announced during the evening with pink and white decorations and rose centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon
Wampum
Rebecca
R. C. Ferguson
York
C. F. Morrow
C. E Coulter
Elinor Grinnen
Jane Morrow
Dorothy Morrow
Erma Blythe
C. L. Repman
C. E. Morrow
George Patterson
C. E. Coulter
Hazel Andrews
Enon Valley
Earl Wiles
Beaver Falls
Clark Parshall
Ellwood City
Arthur Weir
New Castie
Swastika Club Meets at Mrs Blaine Home
The Swastika club met Thursday evening at Mrs James Blaine's on Dewey avenue amid roses and peonies. Guests enjoyed music and games including 500. A late supper was served by Mrs Harry Blaine. A club picnic for families is planned for June 12 at Dixie Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swastika Club
James Blaine
Dewey Avenue
Harry Blaine
Dixie Inn
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Mather Bros. CO
East Washington St
Master Cleaners
Ine
Grand Chapter
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
Metzler
Mrs. Red Rentz
G.A.R
Silver Teg
R. L. Boyd
Rentz Rock Garden
Proctor’s Orchestra
Bishton-Young
Missionary Meeting
Ellhurst
Red Mack's
Dorothy Jordan
Alpha Gamma Delta
Quanequa Club
Jewish Ladies Relief
Sisterhood Party
Journey’s End
Capitol
Keene Abbott
Omaha World- Herald
Reunited Ladies League Meeting
Flote Boo Books
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