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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
5
Admission details list adult pricing with a cutoff at 5 PM and a 30 cent after hours rate, indicating a simplified schedule change for theater showtimes on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Sharon church group spent Saturday at Lakewood Beach with a dinner and a sports program. A gossip phrase about a Russian friend being a countess appears in the text, noting it is unshared by many.
Community religious groups announce meetings in Epworth United, Highland United Presbyterian, First Christian, Second United Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene and First Methodist churches. Memorial services, missionary society events, children's day plans, prayers, and youth activities are scheduled through midweek and weekend, with revivals and choir practices noted.
The Daniel Leasure auxiliary No. 52 of the United Spanish War Veterans will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street.
The Dorcas society of the church holds its monthly meeting as a picnic at Cascade park at 6 30. United Presbyterian ladies meet for their regular monthly union prayer meeting at 2 30 with Mrs M R Newberry leading on Bible Women. Etta G Gillan Bible class hosts a tureen dinner at 6 30 in the church dining room. Children's Day exercises are set for Sunday June 19 at 11 in the assembly room.
First Baptist Church this evening union prayer service at Second United Presbyterian. Board of trustees will meet in church at 6 30. Thursday Beaver Baptist Church School and Young People's Association at New Brighton. Friday 2 30 Women's Bible class at 1005 Beckford street home of Mrs Lizzie Cover. Baptismal services Sunday evening June 12.
This evening at 7 30 elders and deacons meet at the church. Tuesday at 7 30 trustees assemble at Dr Eagleson s office on East Washington Street. U S B class convenes at 8 p m. A union missionary prayer meeting is set for 2 30 p m at First U P Church. Thursday features Sabbath School convention at Westfield Presbyterian Church. 7 15 L D E members meet at the church to visit Eva Wimmers home on Lorain Avenue.
This week's events include an Officers and teachers meeting at 7 45 this evening. An Earnest Workers party at 8 pm with a sketch Hanging out the Wash by Katherine Smedley and Anne Palmer. Wednesday picnic at Boy Scout Camp Kennedy's Mills with car departures at 2 3 and 6.0 sh. Thursday 7 pm Boys Scouts meet. Saturday 2 pm Boy Scouts hike.
Members of the Annetta McKee Bible class will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs C S Rowland 1214 East Washington Street with Miss Black as leader and Mrs Ida May Allison as teacher
Service Star Legion members will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs Lucy Wooley on Warren Avenue.
Zion Lutheran Church schedules a Wednesday eight oclock p m church council meeting.
The Church of Spiritualist Services hold a message circle this evening at 7 30 in the home of Mrs George Frey on Addis Street led by Rev.
Members of the Sarah Book Bible class meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 1002 Rose Avenue. Women's Relief Corps unit meetings are planned Tuesday evening at 7:30 at various homes and the city building with a party following. Other gatherings include a musical program at 8:15, a Wednesday anniversary service with Croton church, a Thursday luncheon at The Elms, and a Friday silver tea from 2 to 5 p.m. in the church with Adams and Marshall units.
Central Presbyterian posts a series of meetings this week including L and E class at Margaret Lowry’s home on Youngstown road. A U R and S of D girls meet Tuesday at 8. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday all day. Women's Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 p m. Second United Presbyterian lists Gleaners at Mrs D W Campbell’s home 925 Adams street with Mrs Earl Dufford leader. Macedonian Circle meets Tuesday 7 45 at church Section One in charge.
This evening Hershey Auxiliary tureen dinner in the church dining room at 6 30. Tuesday 8 oclock trustees and deacons meetings Mizpah Society in various departments Thursday 1 pm Women's Missionary Society luncheon at Mrs Mary Elder 212 Richelieu Avenue with Mrs C M Hunt and Mrs J F McWilliams leaders. Exercises at 11 am with Mrs Frank Woods in charge. Choir and junior choir to hold a musical service in the evening. East Brook Society Missionary Society of East Brook M E church meets at Mrs E A Pontius home Wednesday for an all day session Section 3 serves on this date.
Bethany Lutheran Church schedules a church council meeting at 8 this evening. Tuesday evening features Sunday school council at 8. Wednesday hosts Earnest Workers class at Mrs. Ruth Garbett’s Sampson Street home.
Union prayer services will be held this evening at the Second United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Don Montgomery of Youngstown Ohio as guest speaker.
Revival services at the Church of the Nazarene concluded Sunday with attendees departing after a shoreline of faith shared by participants and a final sermon.
The Sunday School rally drew 588 attendees and awarded a Bible to Wayne Moore for the largest attendance. Helen Hice and Hazel Fraley received olive wood covered testaments for second and third largest counts. The London party plans Wichita trip for Nazarene general assembly. St Joseph Church meeting moved to Wednesday 8 PM with social to follow. Wesley Methodist Church schedule includes prayer service Wednesday and catechetical class Friday.
The United Workers class of the First Baptist church meets Friday afternoon at the church. Women from Castlewood serve as hostesses for the event.
Local residents and visitors are listed from Wilson to Meadville, with hospital stays and recoveries noted. Entries mention patients at Jameson Memorial hospital, relatives visiting from Ohio and Indiana, and weekend guests from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Erie, and Chicago. Several weddings, graduations, and alumni events are referenced alongside travels to Auburn New York and Winona Lake Indiana.
Piles marked by itching bleeding and protrusion are blamed on poor blood circulation. An internal remedy Hem Ravid Hemroid is advertised to restore circulation heal and strengthen affected parts with a money back guarantee from Eckerd's Cut Rate and New Castle Drug Co.
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