Religious And Fraternal Meetings Listed For Week
This evening at 8 o clock the session will meet in the church. On Tuesday at 8 p m the A U R Girls will meet at Sarah Rice s Croton avenue home with Miss Alison Leslie as associate. Section F of the Y S B class of the Third United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday evening at Mrs D Griffiths Temple avenue Wing at 8 30 following the mid week service Ladies Aid will meet all day Thursday 2 15 p m the W H M S at Mrs Joseph Green 914 Adams street officers will be elected 8 p m Up streamers class will meet at Marjory Clark s 122 Mulberry street Edna Roberts in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rice
Croton Avenue
Alison Leslie
Third United Presbyterian Church
D. Griffiths
Temple Avenue
Ladies Aid
Joseph Green
Adams Street
Upstreamers
Marjory Clark
Mulberry Street
Edna Roberts
Pentecostal church events listed for the week
This evening at 7 45 prayers in the church followed by a German prayer gathering at 833 Morton street Wednesday. A missionary meeting Thursday with Ruth Bender as speaker. Friday hosts a young people meeting with Mrs. Clara Strong of Erie as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church
John Hawn
Morton Street
Ruth Bender
Clara Strong
Erie
Sunshine class holds Cascade Park picnic at First U. P. church
Ten members of the Sunshine class from the intermediate department of the Sunday school attended a picnic at Cascade Park. Miss Elsie Beale directed the arrangements with Martha Brundage as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
First U. P. Church
Cascade Park
Elsie Beale
Martha Brundage
Revival Services At Local Church This Week
Revival services are held each evening at 8 in the local Church of the Nazarene with Rev Ruth Bishop and her sister Esther in charge. A special musical program by the Bishop sisters precedes each service. This evening features a program of solos duets and trios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Ruth Bishop
Esther
Bishop
Spanish War Vets to Meet Monday Evening
Regular meeting of Colonel Daniel Leasure Camp No. 24 United Spanish War Veterans will be held Monday evening in the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
Pers
Legion Oime
Epworth Methodist Tuesday Schedule Note
Epworth Methodist church lists Tuesday events at 8 p.m. including Brotherhood and Dorcas class meetings in the primary room. Wednesday covers an official board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist
Dorcas
Community Schedule of Religious and Social Activities
On Tuesday at 9 am a sewing class meets followed by a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Friday hosts a Ladies' Aid gathering at 7 30 pm, outlining a week of church related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Mission Meeting Led by Mrs. Alice Schmidt
Castle Hill Mission holds a mothers meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Schmidt guiding the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill Mission
Alice Schmidt
Mothers
Picnic Dinner by First Baptist Church Group
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a tureen dinner at Cascade Park at noon on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Rachel Rebekahs Meeting Tonight at FP Hall
The Rachel Rebekahs will meet this evening at 7 30 in the I O C FP Hall for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Rebekahs
Highland United Presbyterian Calendar Highlights
Evening session at 7 30 at the church followed by an 8 pm rally for United Presbyterian young people to hear about the New Wilmington Bible conference. Men will practice music. Tuesday 7 30 pm Boy Scout meeting. Friday 8 pm W M S at Mrs A B Wogan home. Park Avenue 6 30 pm Lindner class dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
New Wilmington
A. B. Wogan
St Pauls Lutheran Weekly Meeting Schedule
St Pauls Lutheran announces events this week at 215 Sumner Avenue. Tuesday 8 p.m. teachers and officers meet at the church school superintendent A T Chamberlain. Thursday 7 p.m. Junior Luther League 8 p.m. W M S special June party with anniversary program. Friday 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts. Saturday 9 a.m. intermediate league outing at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran
A. T. Chamberlain
Sumner Avenue
Junior Luther League
Boy Scouts
Sunday School Meeting at Mrs Longs Home
The teachers and officers of the Sunday school will meet this evening in the home of Mrs Roy A Long on Neshannock Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
Roy A. Long
Neshannock Boulevard
Gleaners and Luther League Gather for Evening Plans
St John s Lutheran announces Wednesday Gleaners Sunday school at Evelyn Moore s Morton street and Thursday Luther League picnic at the Clapie home Energy. The group departs the church at 6 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran
Gleaners
Evelyn Moore
Morton Street
Luther League
Clapie
Energy
Bertha Girls Meet at Elva McKinnon Home
First Methodist Church notes cite a Dorcas Class meeting at Epworth M E church. Dorcas Class will hold their regular session this evening at Elva McKinnon’s Winter Avenue home at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bertha
Elva McKinnon
Winter Avenue
Dorcas
Epworth M. E. Church
Monthly church meeting and officer election planned
A monthly meeting is scheduled for Tuesday in the Primary rooms of the church. Election of officers will take place during the session.
Court Street Unit to convene church meeting Tuesday night
The men of Court Street Unit of Epworth M E church will meet at the church Tuesday evening at eight o clock for a special meeting of importance led by J H Wigton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Epworth M. E. Church
J. H. Wigton
Bible Class Set for Tuesday Afternoon Meeting
The Annetta McKee Bible Class will meet with Mrs. C. Rowland on East Washington Street Tuesday at 2 30 o clock. Mrs. May Allison will be the leader and Mrs. R E Elmore the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Rowland
East Washington Street
May Allison
R. E. Elmore
Meeting Postponed by United Workers Bible Class
The United Workers Bible class of the First Baptist church has postponed indefinitely the meeting planned for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers Bible Class of
The
First Baptist Church
Be a ver Baptist Association Meets at Mt Zion Church
The Bea ver Baptist Association gathers Tuesday and Wednesday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with the first session at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. The Fishermen's Club leads the Wednesday evening service in place of the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Beaver Baptist Association
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Fishermen's Club
Trinity Episcopal Tonight Programs Schedule
Trinity Episcopal lists weekly events including Daughters of the King at 7 30 p m tonight Wardens and Vestry Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Troop 35 Boy Scouts Thursday at 7 p m a compact community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal
Daughters of the King
Boy Scouts
Y S B Class To Meet At Dufford Home
Section B of the Y S B class of the Third U P church will gather Thursday evening at Mrs. Jesse Dufford's residence on Huron Avenue for a planned meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Jesse Dufford
Huron Avenue
First Baptist Laura Strickler class hosts gathering
Members of the Laura Strickler class of the First Baptist church met Friday at Mrs. Bert McKibben’s Maryland avenue home with Mrs. Kate Cooper as associate hostess and Mrs. C. H. Heaton as guest. Plans for a July picnic at Charles Metzler’s Slippery Rock cottage were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Strickler
First Baptist Church
Bert McKibben
Maryland Avenue
Kate Cooper
C. H. Heaton
Charles Metzler
Slippery Rock
Mission Week Schedule At Local Homes
People’s Mission plans ongoing events with a Tuesday 7 30 p m prayer service hosted by Mr and Mrs John Cameron on Harbor road. Wednesday features a talk by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson of Akron. Thursday the M and K Class meets at Mrs Roy Houk’s Grant street home with Mrs Hare as hostess. Friday offers a Young People’s Bible course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Mission
John Cameron
Harbor Road
Kenneth Johnson
Akron
Mission
Roy Houk
Grant Street
Hare
Young People’s Bible Course
Slippery Rock WCTU Meets for Flower Mission Day
The Slippery Rock WCTU met at Mrs. J A Book Pri Day House June 9. Activities included Flower Mission work led by Mrs. Margaret Shaw with children’s participation, readings on prohibition, and articles on beer ads and voting. Seventeen members and ten children attended. July plans feature a picnic at Mrs. Helen Kildoo’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
J. A. Book Priday
Jessie Hunt
Margaret Shaw
Hazel McCracken
Nancy Blair
Ruth Forbes
Edna Mershimer
Dorothy Kildoo
Mary Lou Kildoo
Waneta Blair
Margaret Louise McCracken
Glenna Mae McCracken
Norman Stoner
Venetta Kildoo
India
Madge Armstrong
Hazel McClymonds
Anna McCracken
Florence Stevenson
Anna Kelland
America
Helen Kildoo
Mary Stoner
Tilly Boak
Martha Boak
Sunshine Kensington Club Gathers at Clara Morgan Home
This evening the Sunshine Kensington club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clara Morgan on Mahoning avenue to receive members and hold a social gathering in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Clara Morgan
Mahoning Avenue
Sunshine Kensington Club
Social Notes From New Castle Respondents and Visitors
Dr F B Janoski returns from Kentucky and many locals visit friends in Warren Cleveland Pittsburgh and Erie. Hospital admissions and discharges from Jameson Memorial are frequent with Mrs Edna Baker and Miss Josephine Stoczynska among patients while many residents travel for visits, family events, or attend conventions and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Irvine
Lancaster
D. C. Bovard
Winslow Avenue
Pittsburgh
Everett Morgan
Youngstown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Margaret Farone
Uber Street
Warren
Marie McKay
Zelienople
Almira Cunningham
North Street
Leetonia
Ralph C. Day
North Beaver Street
R. M. Jamison
Sheridan Avenue
Philadelphia
Edna Myers
Winter Avenue
Jameson Memorial
Roy Hambrick
West North Street
Samuel Klafter
North Jefferson Street
Friends
Canton
Dorothy Cox
Mary Hagan
West Washington Street
J. T. Finnegan
Scott Street
Mary Wilson
Homestead Park
Charles Baldwin
Los Angeles
Cal
Millie Barnhart
Sewickley
S. H. Morris
Nicholas Colnot
Clifford Young
Houston
Texas
George C. Ramsey
Clenmore Boulevard
Sherman Gallagher
Prospect
C. L. Brenneman
Edgewood Avenue
Charles Reed
Sutton Street
Donald Miquel
Danielsville
A. C. Lusk
J. H Wigton
Edna Baker
Mary Gill Cummins
Aliquippa
Harold Gill
Hazel Street
Ermina Guntrum
Joseph Strumater
Coraopolis
Ted Strimater
Neshannock Avenue
Leola Brown
West Falls Street
Lida Rodgers
Wallace Betts
Elizabeth Brest
Meadville
Harry Brest
Walino
Alvin Timblin
Smithfield Street
Jennie Edmiston
Pearson Street
J. B. Menkes
New York City
New Castle
Rabbi Menkes
Temple Israel
Camp East Brook Opens First Camp Period
Alive with a half hundred girls ages 8 to 14 when Camp East Brook launched its inaugural 12 day camp period. After bunks, they swam at the outdoor pool, tests of swimming were taken, a costume party and camp songs led by Mrs. William J. Caldwell followed by a camp fire and bed at 9 PM EST. Improvements to pool, campus, buildings, tennis and volleyball were completed for a stronger Y M C A camp this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Brook
William J. Caldwell
Miss Norris Named Relief Case Supervisor in County
Miss Beulah Tr. Norris of 130 Hazelcroft Avenue was appointed relief case supervisor by Dr. G. B. Bennett, chairman of the Lawrence County Emergency Relief board. Norris, an experienced welfare worker, will direct volunteer investigators now serving the county board. Appointment confirmed by F. Richard Stillwell, state field director at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Tr. Norris
Hazelcroft Avenue
Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
G. 8. Bennett
Miss Norris
F. Richard Stillwell
State Emergency Relief Board
Harrisburg
City Folk Call For Late Cabbage Plants
Nearly 75 900 late cabbage plants were distributed today by the Law board's plant headquarters staff to New Castle needy families. The county distribution runs by alphabet groups with reserved days for A to D. Chalky pastels brighten the scene as warmer days arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
Birth Announcements Prompt Requires Signed Submission
Notices for births must be submitted with the writer’s full name and address. The column does not publish unsigned items and reserves space for approved submissions only.
Two New Oakmont Babies and A City Case Report
Mr and Mrs A K McGuire of Oakmont announce the birth of a son named Kenneth Miller on Sunday morning June 11 at West Penn hospital. Mr and Mrs F C Hammond of 215 East Madison avenue report a son born June 8 named James Thomas. Police raided Tony Nero at 118 South Beaver street with a search warrant finding liquor in a gallon jug. Nero was fined $50 by Mayor Charles B Mayne for keeper of a disorderly house.
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Catherine Cunningham
Anna Armond
New Castle Hospital
Wyatt R. Campbell
Betty
North St
Phillipsburg
United Commercial Travelers
William Blews
Marshall Avenue
John Louer
Delaware Avenue
C. H. Heaton
Highland Avenue
Wheaton
Ill
Wheaton College
Miller Kerr
Adams Street
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Chicago
University of Chicago
Frederick Taylor
Pulaski
State College
Frederick Jr
State Colege
Grace Phillips Johnson
Charles H. Johnson, Jr
Moody Avenue
Butler
H. H. Phillips
Ernest James Bisiker
West Byfleet
England
W. J. Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
Charles Findley
San Hosea
California
Margaret Houston
Girard
Ohio
Dale Mitchell
Swissvale
Anthony LaMorte
Altoona
Charles Christopher
Sutton Street
Christopher
LaMorte
Penn State College
Mary Margaret Adams
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
New Castle
William T. Dukes
Park Avenue
Wayne Phillips
Oil City
William
Vivian McMullen
A. K. McGuire
Oakmont
West Penn Hospital
Kenneth Miller
F. C. Hammond
East
Madison Avenue
James Thomas
Tony Nero
South
Beaver Street
Charles B. Mayne
Ex-slave asks about freedom after war in the South
A traveler questions a former slave about freedom after the war. Uncle Rastus responds that he did not gain freedom because he was already married, challenging the idea of emancipation as the sole path to liberty. The exchange highlights personal status and social dynamics in the postwar era.
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Uncle Rastus
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Lakewood
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Newton Falls
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College For Women
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Laurel Avenue
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Electric Street
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Crawford Avenue
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Cunningham Avenue
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Ed Thomas
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Jean Artour
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