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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
8
April Louise Hazlett and Franklin Arthur Brown wed in a Pittsburgh Theological Seminary chapel ceremony at 1 30 PM on a Saturday. The couple, both active in Geneva College circles, plan to reside in Pittsburgh after July 1.
Men and boys gain new casual garments for warm weather with colors patterns and construction features. Sport shirts echo athletic fashion with numbers and varied looks while conservative polo or golf shirts offer a traditional choice. Stretch slacks and walking shorts emphasize comfort with stripes Madras plaids linen and denim styles across Bermuda Jamaica and short shorts.
Miss Brenda Critchlow brides to be for Richard Leise. Matron of honor Mrs. Dale Weigle and bridesmaid Marilyn Heasley named. Best man William Williams. Open vows and reception planned Friday at 7 30 p m in Mrs Leise’s home. Engagements and showers noted for Joye Delle Thompson and Patricia Donley.
Margaret Tindall and Lawrence Henry plan a Saturday wedding at Second United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m with Mrs John Essinger as matron of honor and Kenneth Henry as best man Ushers are Mr Essinger and Al Mallet The ceremony will be followed by a church reception Miss Tindall is the daughter of Mrs Alice Tindall and John Tindall of Columbus Ohio Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs James Henry A miscellaneous shower honored the bride at her grandmother's home Pink and white decorations and several prize winners are noted Two stories follow about home care for schizophrenic patients in Chicago suggesting hospital alternatives under specific conditions.
Featured is Printed Pattern A803 by Mort Schrader offering a sleek princess seam design that flows into inverted pleats. The pattern suits day or dinner wear and comes in Misses sizes 10 through 18 with detailed fabric guidance and collar styling. Order instructions include mailing a dollar to New Castle News Pattern Department in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Dicks of 702 Oak Street mark fifty years of marriage dating from June 10 1914. They will celebrate with relatives at the home of daughter and son in law Mrs. Howard Zeigler at 409 Elizabeth Street. The couple are lifelong Lawrence County residents members of Second United Presbyterian Church. They have three children Merle L Dicks Eva Zeigler and Edice McConahy eight grandchildren and one great grandson.
Dr Chauncey Bly president of Thiel College will speak at the Lawrence Chapter DAR Flag Day program. Mrs C H Johnson of Moody Ave will host Saturday at 2 pm. Mrs Gust Sanfilippo chairs the hostesses. Dial OL 8 8511 for want ads.
Maureen L. Flaherty daughter of Mr and Mrs J Preston Flaherty of 306 E Moody Ave graduated June 4 at St Xavier Academy La Trobe. Rev Leo Rothrauff OSB gave the address and diplomas were presented by Most Rev William G Connare. She was in the glee club and Sodality and will attend Vernon Court Junior College in Newport RI in September.
The engagement is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Lockhart of 204 S Vine St. Miss Lockhart, a 1964 graduate of New Castle High School, is to marry Ray mond P. Perry of 404 N Vine St. He is with Bliss Motor Sales Inc. nuptial plans not yet completed.
The bride Mrs. James Herbert White will join her husband when he is transferred from Mayport Florida where he serves aboard the USS Saratoga with the USN. Justice Ernest Glasser married the couple at Hollow Road Castlewood. The bride wore a blue frock with an orchid and is Shenango High School graduate. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. Phillips. groom’s are Mr. and Mrs. John W. White.
In Ellwood City Miss Dei dra Kay Perrine daughter of the Perrines of Ellport and William E. Desport wed at St. Agatha Church at 11 am Saturday Rev James Byrne officiated. The couple will reside at 426 Wayne Ave after a Niagara Falls trip.
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