Passion Play Recited At June Meeting Of Rebekah Chapter
Mrs James A Chambers shared an account of her European trip highlighting Oberammergau’s Passion Play. The June gathering at Mrs George Moore’s home in Harlansburg Road drew 36 members and four guests with devotion led by Mrs Roy Dickey and business by Mrs Floyd Lortz. New member Mrs Leroy Allshouse joined as hostesses prepared orchid and green colored decor for the social period at season’s end. Meetings resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
First United Presbyterian Church
George Moore
Harlansburg Road
J. Y. Patton
Christine Welker
Barr
Head
Roy Dickey
Floyd Lortz
Leroy Allshouse
James A. Chambers
Oberammergau
Moore
John Biddle
Ed. Bollard
Glenn Carpenter
James Gibson
Robert Newell
Third United Presbyterian Church Y S B Section C Meeting
Members of Section C of the Y S B class met Friday evening at Mrs. Ray Lindsey’s East Washington street home. Mrs. Burley Craig led the devotional period and presided over a brief business session. The social hour ended with lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. Stoner. Mrs. Craigs July 2 hostess date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Ray Lindsey
East Washington Street
Burley Craig
Olive Cartwright
Stoner
Randolph Street
Ladies Club Evening At Mrs Chaplin Home
Mrs C H Chaplin of Bellavenue hosted L F N club members on Friday with music chat and lunch. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lillie Walker and Miss Dorothy Ryan. Mrs David Putt of Habor street will entertain at her home on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Chaplin
Bellavenue
L. F. N. Club
Joseph White
Lillie Walker
Dorothy Ryan
David Putt
Habor Street
Shenango Chapter Honors Mrs. Young at Manor Party
Mrs. Charles H. Young, District Deputy Grand Matron, and Past Matron of Shenango chapter No. 333, was honored by Mrs. George Weddell and others at her Wilmington avenue home. Guests enjoyed bridge and 500, with prizes to Mrs. Bridenbaugh, Mrs. Anderson, and others, a pink rose centerpiece, and a yellow pink white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Young
Shenango
Order of the Eastern Star
George Weddell
Sumner Rowland
Weddell
Wilmington Avenue
P. H. Bridenbaugh
Everette Anderson
Quincy Davy
Louis Klee
J. R. Bender
Clair McKibben
Lois Martin
Charles E. Allen
Philip H. Bridenbaugh
A. B. Klingensmith
Victory Bible class plans Cascade Park picnic
Members of the Victory Bible class of St. John's Lutheran church met Friday evening at Mrs. William Gustafsen's home on the Pulaski road. Mrs. Edna Rawle led the devotional period and Mrs. Earl Keefer presided at the business session. Plans were made for a picnic at Cascade Park on June 17. The hostess and special guest Mrs. Witherspoon served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Bible
St. John’s Lutheran Church
William Gustafsen
Pulaski Road
Edna Rawle
Earl Keefer
Cascade Park
Witherspoon
Womer family travels for son’s Philadelphia wedding
Dr and Mrs W A Womer of Highland avenue take their daughters Margaret and Mary Lou by motor to Philadelphia for the wedding of their eldest, Dr John C Leonard, at Arch Street Church on Wednesday June 10, returning home June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Womer
Margaret
Mary Lou Womer
Highland Avenue
Philadelphia
Arch Street
John C. Leonard
Samuel C. Leonard
Euclid Avenue
Surprise gathering honors Cudahy couple on County Line
Mr and Mrs Charles Brown of Court Street employees of Cudahy Packing Company were surprised at the Timbal home on County Line Street Friday evening. A dinner was served at 7 with seasonal decor and a floor lamp was presented to the couple. They will soon move to Sharon where Mr Brown has been transferred. Mrs Coozier joined as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Court Street
Cudahy Packing Company
C. E. Timbal
County Line Street
James Dart
John Lee
William Coozier
Brown
Sharon
Cudahy Company
Brown’s
Mrs. Coozier
Trinity Women Hostesses at Tea
The Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church will host a tea at the Model Home of Mt. Jackson on Monday from 3 to 5 pm. Committee members include Mrs. W. K. McAfee, Mrs. G. D. Blair, Mrs. J. A. Byers, Mrs. W. W. Horner, Mrs. D. C. Lindley, and Mrs. J. W. Norris. Automobile transport will leave the YWCA at 3 pm for those needing a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Model Home
Mt. Jackson
W. K. McAfee
G. D. Blair
J. A. Byers
W. W. Horner
D. C. Lindley
J. W. Norris
Bertha Alborn Weds Elmer Brown in Butler Lutheran Ceremony
Bertha Alborn and Elmer Brown were married December 13 at the First Lutheran church parsonage in Butler with Rev. R W Doty officiating. Bertha, a Shenango Township teacher and Slippery Rock alumna, and Elmer, Slippery Rock graduate, plan to live near New Castle Ellwood road after a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Alborn
New Castle R. D
Bertha
Elmer E. Brown
C. J. Brown
Harlansburg
First Lutheran Church
Butler
R. W. Doty
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Shenango Township
Slippery Rock High School
Washington, D. C
New Castle- Ellwood Road
Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Cypher home
Mrs F Cypher hosted the Women's Foreign Missionary Society gathering on Boyles Avenue Friday. Mrs F P Andrews presided, roll call answered by a promise, and Mrs S L Maxwell led devotions with a review of Dr Robert Speer's First Presbyterian talk. The group closed with the last chapter of The Widening Stream, joined by several members, followed by a luncheon served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
J. P. Allen
Calderwood
V. J. Marshall
T. M. Shatter
Social Club Guests Host Two Evening Card Sessions
Associates of the F T A Club were entertained by Mrs. Walter Hemphill at her West Washington home Friday with card tables, favors for Mrs. Lewis Dean and Miss Della Absalom, and a seasonally themed repast. In two weeks Miss Absalom will act as club hostess followed by Mrs. Charles Covert hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. A. Club
Walter Hemphill
West Washington Street
Lewis Dean
Della Absalom
Louis Rudesiil
Absalom
Almira Avenue
Earl White
Bonzo Street
G. M. D. Club
Eva L. Baker
Charles Covert
John Sweet
East Washington Street
Luncheon at Mrs. Mears Home Yields Prizes
Friday afternoon event at Mrs. J. R. Mears on Butler avenue featured a one o'clock luncheon. Guests enjoyed a delicious menu and card games with lovely prizes awarded to Mrs. J. R. Mears and Mrs. Earl Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Earl Bishop
Party Honoring Miss Womer At Youngstown Luncheon
Mrs. Bessie Pitzer and Miss Edith Round hosted a luncheon theater party in Youngstown Ohio on Thursday to honor Miss Margaret Womer daughter of Dr and Mrs W A Womer of Highland avenue. Miss Womer will marry Dr John C Leonard of this city on Wednesday June 10 in Philadelphia. Guests included Mrs W A Womer special guest Mrs C A Mitchell Catherine McMillin and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pitzer
Edith Round
Youngstown
Ohio
Margaret Womer
W. A. Womer
Highland Avenue
John C. Leonard
Philadelphia
Miss Womer
C. A. Mitchell
Catherine McMillin
Wedding at Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Ella E Shelar daughter of J B Shelar of Princeton wed Gerald Harlan of Princeton at Elm Grove parsonage with Rev Frank C Black officiating. They exchanged rings in a white crepe gown with pink roses and orchids bouquet. Attendants included Mrs Lawrence Turner and J B Shelar. A six o clock chicken dinner followed at the bride’s father home and the couple then left for a Buffalo Niagara Falls trip. They will reside in Princeton after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Frank C. Black
Ella E. Shelar
J. B. Shelar
Princeton
Gerald Harlan
Lawrence Turner
Earl Chaffee
Maryland Avenue
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ra mona Club Holds Friday Meeting at Mrs Miller’s Home
Ra mona Club members met Friday evening at Mrs A F Millers Cumberland avenue home. Cards were played with trophies awarded to Mrs William Nickell Mrs Orville Potter and Mrs Edward Woods. Lunch followed served by the hostess aided by her sister Mrs William Hurd of Akron Ohio visiting. Special guests included Mrs Harry Carlson Mrs Edward Woods Mrs Clarence Klingensmith and Mrs Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Club
A. F. Miller
Cumberland Avenue
William Nickell
Orville Potter
Edward Woods
William Hurd
Akron, O
Harry Carlson
Clarence Klingensmith
Hurd
Lydia Davis and Harry Dickey wed in Warren Ohio
Mrs. Lydia Davis of 351 Neshannock Avenue and Harry Dickey of Butler married May 27 at the First Baptist church parsonage in Warren Ohio with Rev. Stoughman officiating using the ring service. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. William Hamill. The couple will reside on Center Avenue Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Davis
Neshannock Avenue
Harry Dickey
Butler
Warren, O
First Baptist Church
Stoughman
William Hamill
Huey Street
Dickey
Center Avenue
Trinity church auxiliary closes summer session in Guild room
The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church held a regular Thursday meeting at 2:30 in the Guild room. Mrs T F Stryker presided as president, and the routine proceedings were carried out efficiently, concluding the summer season of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
T. F. Stryker
Silver Anniversary Honored Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at home on County Line street with the Tuesday afternoon Bridge club and their husbands in attendance. Cards were played and a lunch served, with Mrs. G F Moser Mrs. Margaret Schneider and Mrs. Fred Singer assisting, and a large silver cake presented to the couple. A collection of silver gifts was given in memory of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lindsay
County Line Street
Bridge Club
G. F. Moser
Margaret Schneider
Fred Singer
Lindsay
B B B Members Entertain Friday
Mrs Earl Reeves hosted B B B club members at her Garfield avenue home. Bridge was played with prizes won by Mrs Earl De Wolf Mrs William Fox and Mrs William Bryan A delicious lunch and spring bouquets rounded out the event Mrs De Wolf will host again June 26 at North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Reeves
Garfield Avenue
Bridge
Earl DeWolf
William Fox
William Bryan
North
Jefferson Street
Sadhe Aleph Event at Field Club House
The Sadhe Aleph fraternity of Thiel College Greenville held its annual formal dinner and dance at New Castle Field Club House on Friday evening. Forty eight couples were seated for a sumptuous dinner at 7 30 with dancing afterward to a prominent orchestra. Organizers credited for the success were William Hankey as chairman Paul Daugherty William Mickiey and William Keil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Feild
Thiel College of Greenville
William Hankey
Paul Daugherty
William Mickiey
William Keil
Evening Bridge at Field Club Hosts Planned
On Tuesday of the coming week the Field Club hosts a bridge party with Mr and Mrs Louis Sandler and Mr and Mrs J S Gillum. Play begins at the usual time followed by a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Louis Sandler
J. S. Gillum
Italian Methodist church hosts joint mother daughter banquet
The Ladies Aid Society of the Italian Methodist church will sponsor a joint mother daughter and father son banquet on Wednesday June 10 at 6 30 p m in the church dining room. A fine program accompanies an appetizing menu.
N B F Club Holds Informal Meeting at Edgewood Home
Betty Weinschenk hosted N B F Club members at her Edgewood Avenue home Friday. Guests spent the afternoon in various pastimes and a luncheon followed. Plans were made for a Monday picnic at the Weingartner residence on Butler Road, with the next meeting in two weeks hosted by Betty Joshua on Haus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weinschenk
Edgewood Avenue
N. B. F. Club
Weinschenk
Florence Ramsey
Weingartner
Butler Road
Betty Joshua
Haus Avenue
Billy VanFosson’s Fourth Birthday Party at Fisher Block
Mrs. Keith VanFosson hosted a Thursday afternoon birthday party for her son Billy with games and prizes for June Davidson Ruth Bridger and Betty Van Meter. A large dining room cake with four candles featured as flowers and guests included Jimmy Claire Junior Smith Junior Baron George Findley Charles Alfred Ruth Bridges Marcella Ell Nonna June Davidson Betty Van Meter Mrs Michael Keith and the great grandmother of the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith VanFosson
Fisher Block
Billy
Fouth
June Davidson
Ruth Bridger
Betty van Meter
Jimmy Claire
Junior Smith
Junior Baron
George Findley
Charles
Alfred
Ruth Bridges
Marcella Ell
Nonna June Davidson
Michael Keith
Five Hundred Club Members Meet With Mrs Flynn
Five Hundred Club members gathered Thursday evening with Mrs J J Flynn of East Edison Avenue. Cards formed the main diversion and prizes were awarded to Miss Helen Allen and Miss Irene Perry. Lunch was served to associates and guest Mrs H Pitnoff. A future gathering is planned for Thursday June 18 with Mrs Jack Titus as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
J. J. Flynn
East Edison Avenue
Helen Allen
Irene Perry
H. Pitnoff
Jack Titus
Edison Avenue
Ritz Club Teas and Prizes Honor Mrs DeNuccio Hostess
Mrs Ben DeNuccio of Mill Street hosted the Ritz Club gathering on Thursday evening with 500 as the main diversion. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Adolph Valiensi and Mrs Anthony Pinella. A piano program and pink white luncheon followed in the dining room. Mrs Fred Ferrone of Center Street will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben DeNuccio
Mill Street
Ritz Club
Adolph Valiensi
Anthony Pinella
Fred Ferrone
Center Street
Juanita Club Members Win Honors At cards Evening
Mrs. John Black Mrs. E Jackson and Mrs Earl Bishop won honors at cards Friday evening at Mrs Wilbur Sloan s Englewood avenue home. Lunch was served at pastel decorated tables. They plan to meet again in three weeks with Mrs L A Wegant of Wilmington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Club
John Black
E. Jackson
Earl Bishop
Wilbur Sloan
Englewood Avenue
L. A. Weygant
Wilmington Avenue
H. G. L. Girls Club Meets with Hostesses
The H. G. L. Girls Club gathered Friday evening with Mrs. Claude Norris and Miss Trene Williams as associate hostesses. Ten attended the program with games, prize winner Mrs. Clair Kerr, and a birthday gift presented to Miss Ruth Strobel. Lunch followed and plans were made to meet in two weeks with Miss Jean McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. L. Girls Club
Claude Norris
Arlington Avenue
Trene Williams
Clair Kerr
Ruth Strobel
Jean McClain
Waldo Street
Coryea Reunion Held at Milburn Grange Hall
The Coryea reunion is set for Saturday June 20 at Milburn Grange hall. Dinner will be served at noon and the afternoon features a business session a program of sports and other diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Grange Hall
Dorcas Class Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Houston Home
Members of the Dorcas class of Central Christian church met Friday evening at Mrs Elizabeth Houston’s Arlington avenue home for the regular monthly session. The brief business session was followed by sociability with music and games and a tempting lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Central Christian Church
Elizabeth Houston
Arlington Avenue
Happy Hour Club Meeting Postponed to June 12
The Happy Hour Club meeting is rescheduled for Friday June 12 with Mrs. Lee Wettich of Cedar Street. The change postpones the originally planned date and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Lee Wettich
Cedar Street
Kensington Members Picnic at Cascade Park
Worth while Kensington members gathered at Cascade Park for a Friday picnic dinner at 6 pm. A delicious menu was served in the grove with well appointed tables and later amusements filled the evening. Plans were made for another event on June 25 with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Kensington
Cascade Park
Grove
Mrs Tripp and Mrs George to attend G A R encampment
Mrs Rose Tripp of Highland Avenue and Mrs C B George of Pine Street will travel Sunday to Lancaster to represent the local Ladies of the G A R at the annual encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Tripp
Highland Avenue
C. B. George
Pine Street
Lancaster
A. E. F. Club Social at Mrs Ray Mader’s Home
Mrs. Ray Mader hosted an A. E. F. Club gathering on Friday evening at her East Main street home. The social featured card games and prizes awarded to Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs. Minnie Dufford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mader
East Main Street
A. E. F. Club
George Fisher
Minnie Dufford
Social hour with music at club gathering
A late hour, a dainty collation was served by the hostess and her daughter Betty. The Messrs Ray and Russell Mader entertained with a group of musical selections, well received by attendees. In two weeks Mrs. Fisher of Richelieu avenue will extend hospitality to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Ray
Russell Mader
Fisher
Richelieu Avenue
X L Bridge Club Hosted by Mrs Nowling in East Washington
Mrs Hattie Nowling entertained the X L Bridge club at her East Washington street home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs William Back Mrs Earl Wallover and Mrs Willis Shumway. Four year old Mary Lou Saddler assisted with the lunch. The club plans a June 16 meeting at Mrs Saddler's North Mill street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Nowling
East Washington Street
X. L. Bridge Club
William Back
Earl Wallover
Willis Shumway
Mary Lou Saddler
Sadler
North Mill Street
Westminster Guild Social and Business Session Set
Westminster Guild of the Central Presbyterian Church will hold a social and business session in the church parlors on Monday evening. Misses Geraldine Fry and Mary Spencer will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Central Presbyterian Church
Geraldine Fry
Mary Spencer
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New Castle
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New Castle, Pa
Beag
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Victory Bible Class
He Bros
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Strouss
Hirshberg
Trinity
Alborn-Brown
Missionary Meeting
Ali K
N-Mercer St
New Caste
Cathedral
White Shrine
George Stoddard
Bruce Love
L. McClung
Edward Crane
Ernest Treharne
Anne Harris
H. Smith
Ellwood City
Womer
Shelar-Harlan
Davis-Dickey
Woman's Auxiliary Meets
Temple Club
Ellhurst
Butler and
New Castle Roads
Coryea Reunion
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
New Castile
BELL
Metzler
North Mill St
Far East Dance Hall
East New Castle
Harold McNeely
Buy At Offutt’s
Mather
Mathers
Mather Bros
E. Wash. St
A. F. F. Club
Arch Preserver Shoes
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Victor Records
Mather Bros.—Jewelers
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