Reverend Thomas Russell to lead Youth for Christ rally
Rev Thomas I Russell of Unity Presbyterian near West Middlesex will headline a Youth for Christ rally at First Baptist Church East North Street New Castle at 7 45 pm He will present gospel art showing hymns with three hymns illustrated Special music includes vocal and instrumental Miss Pearl Gibbons presides at the piano and Mrs Rose Bender at the organ A pre service prayer meeting starts at 7 30 pm.
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Thomas I. Russell
Unity Presbyterian Church
West Middlesex
New Castle
Youth For Christ
First Baptist Church
North Street
Russell
Miss Pearl Gibbons
Rose Bender
Hoover Heights Plans Annual Vacation Bible School
Hoover Heights Gospel Tabernacle in South New Castle will open its Daily Vacation Bible School from June 13 to June 24. Rev. Francis Johannides, the church pastor, will direct the program titled The Temple Builders with daily 9 to 11:30 am classes.
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Hoover Heights
Lloyd Goddard
Charles Anderson
Dorothy Weaver
Betty Goddard
Jackie Moresky
Phyr Ketzel
Ermina Guntrum
Ruth Heaton
Ela Mae Anderson
Flossie Jones
Gayle Anderson
Margaret Edgerton
First Methodists To Hear Children Day Service
The First Methodist Church will observe Children’s Day this Sunday at 10:30 AM. A fine program is planned with a loud speaker for clear listening. Children will be baptized during the service and a playlet titled The Children in the Garden along with dialogues solos and recitations will be featured.
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First Methodist Church
Offering for Bethesda Home at St. John’s Lutheran
Members of St John s Lutheran church hold a special offering at 10 45 a m to aid Bethesda home. Funds will provide food clothing and medical dental care for 86 children and cover heating lighting and daily needs.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bethesda
Children’s Day Observed At Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Alliance Gospel Tabernacle hosts Children’s Day on Sunday at 10 30 a m with a 10 a m assembly for rehearsal. The program runs to noon under Miss Mabel Weimer and helpers. Evening services follow with youth at 6 45 and evangelistic hour at 7 45. Monday starts the Daily Vacation Bible School at 9 with Miss Weimer in charge.
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Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson Street
Mabel Weimer
Bible School
Young Peoples
Miss Weimer
Second U. P. Church plans yearly Children’s Day program
The Second U P Church will host a Sunday morning program at 10:80 o clock with music by the Intermediate department directed by Mrs George Strehler. The event includes exercises by boys and girls from the Primary and Junior departments and a cradle roll march led by mothers and children. Mrs Far Douglas leads the cradle roll, with Mrs Robert Henry and Mrs William Strobel coordinating arrangements alongside Mrs Charles Mc Connell, and aided by Mrs Roy Long and Mrs Leland Smith as department superintendents.
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U. P
George Strehler
Far! Douglas
Robert Henry
William Strobel
Charles McConnell
Roy Long
Leland Smith
Highland Heights Church to Present Sunday Program
Children of the Bible School at Highland Heights United Brethren Church will present a program Sunday at 7:30 P M. The event features recitations songs and a playlet directed by Mrs C W Reiber and Genevieve Spiker with Rev Glenn Spackey serving as pastor.
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Children of the Bible School of
Highland Heights
United Brethren Church
C. W. Reiber
Genevieve Spiker
Glenn Spackey
Sunday Church Services Across Three Parishes
Bethany at East Washington and Sutton lists church school nine fifteen for primary and adult sessions with worship at ten forty five under interim pastor Dr J H Miller. St Pauls at North Jefferson and Grant notes pastor Rev O J Warnath and Ruth Weir organist with Bible school at ten forty five and a Children's Day service. St Johns at North and Neshannock led by Rev A E Simon provides 930 Sunday school with Trinity Sunday worship at 1045 and a Bethesda Orphans Home offering in Meadville Pa.
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Ity
Bethany
East Washington and
Sutton
C. Powell
J. H. Miller
ST. Paul’s
North Jefferson and
Grant
O. J. Warnath
Ruth Weir
Harry E. Barnes
A. T. Chamberlain
ST. John’s—North and
Neshannock
A. E. Simon
Walter Kerber
Trinity
Bethesda Orphans Home
Meadville
Missionary Alliance Drake Tabernacle Week Schedule
Missionary Alliance Drake Tabernacle No 2 Mine led by H A Polding offers Bible school at 10 a m with Mrs C Filer supervising, worship at 11, young people at 7 p m and evangelistic service at 7 45. Sampson hosts Rev Edward Turan with Bible school at 9 45 a m Joseph Proctor supt worship 11 young people 6 45 p m evangelistic hour 7 30. Castlewood led by Rev Vernon Orner Bible school 9 45 worship 11 junior and senior young people 6 30 evangelistic service 7 45. Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson Rev J H Boon at 10 30 a m annual Children's Day program 6 45 p m youth hour 7 45 evangelistic hour pastor speaking. Washington Union Mission J G Allison pastor Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 Junior church 2 p m Young Peoples 6 45 service 7 45 Arnold Blews speaker. Hoover Heights South New Castle Rev F C Johannides pastor Bible school 9 30 a m Arthur Hennon supt worship 10 45 The Holy Spirit Common Errors Today junior and senior Young People 6 30 p m evangelistic service 7 30.
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Drake Tabernacle
H. A. Polding
C. Filer
Sampson
Edward Truran
Joseph Proctor
Castlewood
Vernon Orner
Charles Young
Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson
J. H. Boon
Washington Union Mission
J. G. Allison
John Park
Young Peoples
Soften Butter by Quick Bow Method
A playful tip suggests warming a bow and inverting it over a butter plate to soften butter quickly. ensure the bow does not touch the butter. The playful instruction emphasizes a simple, speedy kitchen hack.
St. Pauls Lutheran Pupils To Perform Days of Gladness
St. Pauls Lutheran pupils present Days of Gladness by Lorenz in a Sunday 10 30 morning service at the church. The program includes carols solos recitations and exercises with a talk by Rev. O J Warnath S T M pastor.
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Lorenz
St. Paul’s ‘Lutheran Church
O. J. Warnath
Reverend Shields Scheduled on Pastors Hour Program
The Rev Owen W Shields of Croton Methodist will speak on The Man With No Religion during the New Castle Ministerial association program Sunday at 2 30 over radio WEST. The Croton church choir led by Mrs C R Campbell will assist with Mrs Clayton Cranmer as accompanist.
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Owen W. Shields
Croton
The Parent Problem Continues From Page Four
A guidance column discusses managing child whining and tantrums with calm, decisive parenting. It suggests isolating disruptive behavior to reduce tension, while comforting very young children with cuddling and activity. The piece notes Cecilia Beyler retiring after 50 years and teaching across several states.
When Granddad Attends a Spelling Bee and Old Medicines
A school spelling bee features mis-spelled words and the winner standing longest. The tale contrasts old remedies like sarsaparilla sassafras and asafoetida with modern vitamins and shots. Butch prefers a movie with Granddad over spelling.
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Granddad
Butch
World view on dictatorship and Gibraltar fortifications
The article discusses U S attitudes toward Franco and Spain and notes the strategic importance of Gibraltar. It argues dictatorships dominate Europe, naming Stalin Mussolini Hitler and Franco, and claims Franco's UN and NATO membership would strengthen both organizations.
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United States
Franco
Spanish
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
United Nations
Vacation Bible School Opens In New Wilmington
Vacation Bible School sponsored by local churches begins at 9 a m Monday in the Presbyterian church for children ages 4 to 14. The faculty includes designated teachers for beginners, primary, juniors and intermediates with a long list of named instructors and assistants. Charles Bell Jr will graduate from Cornell University with a bachelor of science in hotel administration and is on the dean's list. Thurman Blake returns home from six months in Rio de Janeiro working for United Engineering Co on a plastics mill project.
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East 45Th Street
New York
New Wilmington
Presbyterian Church
Miles Anderson
R. C. Gelvin
Walter Green
Robert Woods
Roland Robinson
Irene Broadbent
Joseph Eckels
Fred Rowland
Harold Burns
Glen McConnell
Martha Reaney
Donna Shumaker
Margarets Kaufman
Mary Alice Watson
Joan McConnell
Thomas Sarver
Robert Moose
Nancy Sarver
Barbara Boyd
Betty Withrow
Rowland White
Russell] Williamson
Roland Graham
Charles Bell, Jr
Charles A. Bell
Waugh Avenue
Cornell University
Thurman Blake
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
United Engineering Co
Brazeal Cards Fourth Hole-in-One at Victory Hills
Ralph Brazeal of Kansas City nailed his fourth hole-in-one at the Victory Hills course. The 162-yard 12th hole produced the ace, cementing a rare achievement in local golf circles.
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Kansas City
Ralph Brazeal
Victory Hills
New Castle Boy A Z A Delegate Chosen For Camp
Dan Nixon of New Castle High School has been chosen as delegate by A Z A No 248 to attend the convention at Camp New Jersey from June 27 to 30. Delegates will come from Pennsylvania New Jersey and West Virginia.
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Dan Nixon
Camp New Jersey
Nixon
New Castle High School
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginia
Youngstown College Honors Eighteen At 27th Commencement
Eighteen New Castle graduates received bachelor's and associate degrees at Youngstown college’s 27th annual commencement in Stambaugh auditorium on Friday evening. The list includes Grant Carmack and Thomas Clark both earning bachelor of science in business administration, and John Gennock with a bachelor of science in education among others.
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New Castle
Youngstown College
Stambaugh
Grant Elmer Carmack
Oak
Thomas Edward Clark
E. Garfield
Evelyn Helen Coiro
W. Washington
Nicholas T. Coiro
Frank Thomas Cavelli
Rose
Arthur P. Durlesser
Sampson
John Nick Gennock
Home
Robert Heath
E. North
Irwin John Kappes
Garfield
Washington Calling on Arms, Aid in Middle East Plan
Washington officials warn that aid bills for western Europe and Greece Turkey face deep cuts unless a unified Middle East plan is forged. Urgent private capital under U N authority plus a small initiating fund could back a relief effort as Arab refugee support ends in August. Leadership and tangible aid must come from the United States despite inflation and deflation debates. Brisbane report notes a 1917 Japanese ship message found 600 miles north of Brisbane after drifting 800 miles, written in eight languages.
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Middle East
U.N
U. N
America
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Brisbane
INS
Queensland
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