Spears Gibson Nuptials at First Methodist Church
Miss Jane Evelyn Spears wed James Norman Gibson Thursday at 8 30 pm in the First Methodist Church. Dr A C Schultz officiated. The bride, daughter of Ralph D Spears, wore navy. maid Roberta Spears wore pink. Best man Bruce Kerr. ushers William Frey Gaylord McKissick Robert Sherwin. Reception at the Spears home. They plan to live at 425 Meyer Avenue. The bride is a 1951 New Castle high school graduate and works for Bell Telephone. the groom, a 1950 graduate, is a Bell switchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Jane Evelyn Spears
James Norman Gibson
Ralph D. Spears
Edgewood Avenue
Spears
Charles F. Shriver
Hillcrest Aveue
A. C. Schultz
Roberta Spears
Bruce Kerr
William Frey
Gaylord McKissick
Robert Sherwin
Meyer Avenue
New Castle
Bell Telephone Co
County Garden Club Luncheon Hosted by Englewood Hosts
Lawrence County Garden club enjoyed a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. C. M. Whittaker’s Englewood avenue home with joint hosting by Mrs. James D. Crawford. Tea service centered on garden flowers as Mrs. F. R. Magill attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Jameson Memorial Hospital
John E. Elliott
Lawrence County Garden Council
L. E. Weygant
John Loudon
Englewood Avenue
Harry Wettich
Philathea Society Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Philathea Missionary Society of the Central Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. S. S. Willson’s home with co host Mrs. M. L. Riley. Devotions by Miss Eva Johnston covered a Community Center for Children in Philadelphia and Silliman University in the Philippines. Plans were made to donate a gift to Chautauqua Home. overseas project chairs named, with guests Mrs. Luella Axtell and Mrs. George R. McClelland. Lunch featured spring flowers. resumption set for September 4 at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Missionary Society
Central Presbyterian Church
5S. S. Willson
Pittsburgh Road
M. L. Riley
Eva Johnston
John Atkinson
Children
Philadelphia
Blanche Bright
Sillman University
Philippines
Castle Hills Ladies Golf Day Ends With Lunch
Mrs. Herbert Davis hosted the Castle Hills ladies for their weekly Ladies Day golf and lunch. Honors went to Mrs. Bob Palmer for closest to flag, Mrs. Jack Reese for blind bogey, Mrs. Dal Mumford for fewest putts, and Marilou Ludwig for a special award. Lou Lautenslager ended her chairlady term. Eleanor Bollinger will lead next week with host Mrs. Geneva Perkins. Over 20 women played in perfect weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Davis
Castle Hills
Bob Palmer
Jack Reese
Dal Mumford
Marilou Ludwig
Lou Lautenslager
Eleanor Bollinger
Geneva Perkins
Shower honors Mrs Merle Brooks in Union Manor home
Mrs Roberta Black became Mrs Merle Brooks Jr at a quiet May 3 ceremony in Highland Heights. Out of town guests included Mrs Walter Steadman and Miss Marilyn Steadman of Atlantic and Mrs Alfred Black Jr of Ellwood City. A postnuptial shower followed with 23 place settings and mini sprinkling can favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Brooks, Jr
Roberta Black
Union Manor
Merle Black
Marilyn Steadman
Doris
Janet Black
Walter Steadman
Atlantic
Alfred Black, Jr
Ellwood City
Harry McEwar
Doris Black
Alfred Black
Highland Heights
Merle Brooks
Lou C. Gobrecht
Emmanual Reformed Church
Canada
South Ray Street
New Castle News Briefs June 6 1952
New Castle Pennsylvania Friday June 6 1952 edition presents local briefs including city events, weather notes, and community updates. No major disasters reported. ordinary civic notices and short notices fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wimodausis Club Plans Outing At Cascade Park
Wimodausis members schedule their yearly basket picnic for Wednesday June 11 at 1 p m at Cascade Park. Dessert and coffee provided by the committee. If bad weather, the Cathedral will host. Arrangements are led by Mrs Myron Olmstead and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis Club
Cascade Park
Myron Olmstead
Cathedral
Junior Reading Circle Picnic At Gaston Park
Junior Reading Circle members enjoyed a tureen dinner Tuesday evening at Gaston Park. Special guest Mrs. Ray Webb attended. Social committee led by Mrs. Edward C. Book and others arranged the event. Olive Webb to serve as parliamentarian, with meetings resuming next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Park
Ray Webb
St. Clairsville
Edward C. Book
Ralph L. Gibson
Donald Hourican
John Riley
Kenneth McLure
Mary Virginia Harris
William Carr
Sherman Sheffler
Linden Bruce
Scott Lowery
Sunshine
Bert Grassel
Raymond Punman
Olive Webb
Country Club Ladies Play Golf String Tournament Winners
The Ladies Golf League of the New Castle Country Club held an 18 hole string tournament at the club course on Thursday afternoon with Miss Maureen Riley among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf League of the
New Castle Country Club
Maureen Riley
Local Golf Club to Host Patty Berg Exhibition
Mrs T E Nolan, Mrs Forrest Raffel, Miss Clara Hartsuff and Mrs D L Perry are named as club members. Winners of a 9 hole event include Mrs Rebekah McKee, Mrs W B Kari her and Mrs Charles Pile. Patty Berg will give an exhibition at the Country club on Tuesday June 10, then play 9 holes with Nolan Riley Raffel. Invitation Day is scheduled for June 12 with leagues from nearby country clubs visiting New Castle club for a day of golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Nolan
Forrest Raffel
Clara Hartsuff
D. L. Perry
Rebekah McKee
W. B. Kariher
Charles Pile
Patty Berg
New Castle Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spears-Gibson
County Garden Club
Happy Relatives Club
Joseph Trepicone
Patsy Effinite
Frank Fontana
Belt Street
John Benegasse
Louis Fontana
Philathea Society
Castle Hill
Ann Delafield
Ann , Delafield
Laur
Uae
Beautician
U.S
Rand’s Rexall Store
Weir
By Ara
L.O.Q. Club
Joseph Donati
Laurel Boulevard
Clotilda Ross
East Lutton Street
Country Club
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Goodyear
Fombelle’s
Braatz
Croton Ave
Hotpoint
Robins Furniture Co
E. Washington St
General Electric
Hallicrafters
Motorola
Philco
Sylvania
R.C.A
Perelman’s
Jewel
Handsome
Wan Ruud
GENT
Remington
Wright & Ditson Golf Clubs
Washington ST
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