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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
14
Maxwell Gray, a New York fashion consulting pair, say clothes set the mood for TV ads but must not steal focus from the product. They bill fees from 350 to 1200 per assignment, borrow or buy outfits, and influence sponsor and producer choices in campaigns.
Mrs. William Strobel presided at a Central Christian Church Superior ary Society meeting held Tuesday evening in her home. Mrs. Charles Shoaff led devotions and Miss Helen Strobel directed the program.
George Mastrangelo will be honored at an open house on June 11 at 8 p.m. in Unione Calabro Hall Division Street. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mastrangelo of 6 Maitland Street host the event. Special music will be provided.
Husbands joined the Sorare Club picnic at Cascade Park last week followed by dancing at a local recreation center. Mrs. Dale Mielke of 2634 Wilmington Rd will host a social at her home on July 25.
The New Castle Country Club held the season's opening day for Ladies Day with sun on the courses and a luncheon. Golf prizes were awarded to Mighty Eagles Clara Hartsuff Parakeets Lester Johns Sandpipers David McBride and Woodpeckers Sam Byers. Bridge play-offs went to Mrs George Moore and Mrs Pearson Furst with guests including Mrs Harry Holmes and Mrs Elmer Elliott. Next event set for June 13 with a 10:45 am bridge discussion and 11 am play.
The Ladies Of Lions will host the event at the YWCA Camp Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with husbands as guests. Bob Brenner will provide organ music for dancing. The social committee led by Mrs. E. T. Ramsey and Mrs. J. A. Stewart organized the outing. Mrs. J. R. Rohleder and Mrs. J. D. Fletcher serve as chairmen for the evening.
New Castle Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Wednesday at 5 45 p m in The Castleton. New officers will be installed by Miss Florence C Davis past district director. Miss Mary Virginia Harris program chairman has plans to make this one of the outstanding meetings of the club year.
East Side Garden Club will hold a luncheon this Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. William R. Jones home on Wilmington Road. The theme Famous Gardens will be rolled for roll call while Mrs. Humphrey Richards will present The Newer Roses.
Relief from rheumatism arthritis neuritis and sciatica offered with one trip required. Disabled persons may send a friend. Address 45 South Mt Vernon Ave Uniontown Pa 500 ft off Rt 40. Office hours daily 10 6 Sunday 10 4 permanently located.
A dense list shows numerous club groups meeting at various venues including Ideal Hobby Mrs. Harold Markowitz 521 E Moody Ave and Gabettes Mrs. Robert Hogue 419 E Garfield Ave plus BPW The Castleton and East Side Garden hosted by Mrs. William R. Jones. Social Butterflies and Femmes-of-Fun are named along with multiple garden clubs, bridge circles, and public social gatherings with host addresses across several streets and towns.
The AUR Missionary Society will gather Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Central Presbyterian Church to discuss plans. Members are urged to attend for updates and fellowship.
Members of the Ladies of St Mary Church will gather in the school hall on June 11 at 8 p.m. All attendees are invited for the meeting.
Mr and Mrs A J Standley of 1412 Huron Ave quietly celebrated fifty years of marriage at home They wed June 8 1907 in Youngstown Ohio Miss Estella Heiser now 67 and Mr Standley 70 have lived in New Castle their entire married life They have a daughter Mrs Harry Goodhart and granddaughter Sandra Goodhart Also noted are Standleys former employments Shenango Tin Mill 42 years and Johnson Bronze Co 12 years before retirement.
New York designer Larry Aldrich predicts red will be a standout color this fall with brick red burgundy maroon and blazing orange red dominating outfits. He showcases red dresses including sheath styles with bloused tops long sleeves and open necklines plus lace over satin options and a burgundy wool ensemble with a pleated skirt.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church held its annual dinner at Garden Gate near Butler last week. Mrs. James Pherson and Mrs. Gene Newberry coordinated arrangements with Mrs. John Gillespie giving the invocation. A business meeting led by President Mrs. George Heckart outlined a summer project to aid crippled children. Dr. Jane Morris will host September 5 with co host Mrs. Kaye Cleveland. meeting set as an outside screen. The Romans called Scotland Caledonia.
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