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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
30
A collection of Dear Abby letters about cultural clashes in dating, marital conflict over scripture, and a severely ill reader stressing gratitude for health. The notes include guidance on date permissions, biblical references to feasting, and a plea from a 38 year old in poverty with serious illness.
A confidential note to a reader titled In Ferior Tiy Complex invites a personal reply via Abby at the paper. It requests readers to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for responses. The piece appears as a quoted line promoting self worth.
Wimodausis Cascade Park hosts Villa Marie Alumnae Association notices listing meeting participants Mrs Glenn FE Howe 408 Laurel Blvd W-3 Mrs Fred Fulkerson 936 Maryland Ave Parkstown Mrs R W Barber Covert Rd and local attendees including Cascade Park residents.
Helen Clark names Ruth Anna Clark as maid of honor for her wedding to Walter Yingling Jr. Attendants include Shelby McKim Mrs Earl Heckathorn and Mrs William Kuhlman. Flower girls Carol Clark and Lois Latherow. Best man Edward Yarolin. Ushers Luke Bilas Joseph Smith and Jack Burner. Ceremony June 14 at 7 30 pm Bethel UP Church Enon Valley with open reception. Bride is daughter of Mrs Ellis Clark and the late Mr Clark. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Yingling.
Nancy L Whiting lists attendants for her forthcoming marriage to Dale Shalenberger. Maid of honor is Darlene Shalenberger. junior bridesmaids include Elizabeth Komar and Carol Shalenberger. Best man Harold Shalenberger to support groom Dale Shalenberger. ushers Roy Komar and Ernie McHattie. Ceremony set for June 14 at Rich Hill Presbyterian Church. parents Mr and Mrs Lee F E Whiting of Volant are the bride's parents.
Jane Walker and William Richardson plan an open ceremony on June 14 at 2 30 pm in Central Presbyterian Church with Mrs Raymond Reynolds as matron of honor and attendants from Brackenridge North Warren. Best man Arthur Saunders and ushers William Ruppersberger and William Margraf. Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Eugene E Walker of 220 W Sheridan Ave. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson of 301 W Elizabeth St. Dorcas Class host Dorcas Class meeting at Central Christian Church with Mrs George Trilogy leading devotions.
Child feeding guidance from Dr Garry Cleveland Myers discusses self feeding milestones from six months to one year. A New Mexico mother shares struggles with a 13 month old rejecting new foods while accepting finger foods. Doctor advises offering protein and finger friendly items and notes mealtime enjoyment. The column includes reader questions about child meals and a reunion notice for McFarland descendants planning a June picnic at Gaston Park.
Shirley Potozney called the meeting to order as the Boro Stitchers and Teen Stitchers cut and measured cloth for skirts. Donna Dudash assisted with the business session and the club pledge was recited. Next meeting is June 9.
Sandra Hope Junkin of Carthage Missouri has earned a Gregory Scholarship at the University of Missouri in Columbia. She graduated June 6 and will receive a 700 dollar stipend. Daughter of Edward and former Emily Price Junkin, she plans to pursue a master's in philosophy and art, returning in September.
Mrs. Walter M. Barber of Grove City will be 99 on June 12. The day will be observed at home with visitors allowed. She is widow of Dr. Barber and mother to Miss Rose Barber librarian and Miss Mary Evelyn Barber Grove City High School faculty member.
The Pro tected Home Circle holds its monthly meeting on Thursday at 8 p m in the YWCA building. Members gather for the usual circle activities and community updates.
The degree team will meet this evening at 8 o’clock in Mrs Walter Richardson’s home on Carr Street.
Miss Janora DeGregory selects Miss Adele Richards as her honor attendant for the June 21 wedding to William Slifko. Bridesmaids include Donnell Bullano Rose Fiello and Mary Lou Bullano as flower girl. Best man is Robert Slifko with brothers James Slifko and Andrew Beres as ushers. The ceremony at St. Vitus Church at 9 a.m. will be officiated by Rev Joseph Fabbri.
Sylvia Gray and John R Leonhardt Jr will pledge vows on June 21 at 9 a.m. in St. Mary Church. The bride is the daughter of Raymond and Mrs Gray of Burns Street and the groom is the son of John R and Mrs Leonhardt of 33 McClelland Avenue. An open reception follows from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Gray home.
The Poetry Society will end its year with a dinner Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in Gardner Stop home of Mrs Alexander Simon. An after dinner program and business meeting will be directed by Mrs David Forrest the evening’s general chairman. Pick pansy blossoms daily for continued flowering.
Dr. Walter E. McClure, formerly of First Presbyterian in Helena, now pastor of Ivywild Presbyterian in Colorado Springs, spoke to the Helena Auxiliary about his church work and travels. Mrs. Joel McKee led devotions at the indoor picnic. Edna Duff read My Tapestry. Alice McKillop spoke on Medical Missions as roses adorned luncheon tables. Hosts included Mrs. H. H. Gordon and others. guests were Dr. McClure, his son, Dr. Gene Stone and family, and Rev. Edward Riedesel.
The Hi Lo Club hosted a spaghetti dinner at Mrs. Paul Cravett home on Highland Ave. After dinner prizes went to Mrs. Phyliss Rosen and Mrs. Goldie Shotzberger while dessert followed. The next meeting is set for June 19 with Mrs. Sherman Rosen at Old Plank Rd.
A June graduation celebration will be held June 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malley on East Brook Road to honor their daughter Venarine Rose Malley. The event runs from 4 to 8 p.m. and no invitations have been issued.
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