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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
21
Members of the V F W Drum corps will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Toy Shop. Final preparations are to be made for a future parade. The note also mentions a broader view on armament and taxes.
Local items list visitors and trips including Mrs Elizabeth OBrien visiting New York City and Mr and Mrs T E Dukes in Pittsburgh. Numerous residents report hospital stays at Jameson Memorial, tonsil operations, summer vacations, and trips to Allegheny College and World fairs in Chicago and Seattle.
The ad explains that toasting is the key to Luckies mildness fragrance and purity. It emphasizes that the purifying heat during toasting improves the tobacco, making Lucky Strike cigarettes smoother and more fragrant for the smoker.
The Spiritual Church of Truth will hold a message circle in McGown hall Wednesday at 8 PM. St. Vitus Auxiliary schedules its regular meeting tonight at 8 PM in the Maitland street club rooms.
Revival services begin this evening at 8 o'clock with preaching and singing each night. Evangelist Rev. Samuel C. Baker will lead the meetings and oversee the program.
Mrs M Brown hosts the Risen Star club gathering at 1126 Sciota Street this evening at 8 o clock. An election of officers is featured as part of the meeting.
A notice records a transfer or payment involving Lawrence Williams and Orrel D Williams in the Fourth Ward with an amount of $1. The terse entry implies a nominal value or settlement between the two individuals within the neighborhood.
Mrs. A B Wogan hosts the Women s Missionary Society of the Highland United Presbyterian church Friday evening. Every mother will bring her daughter or adopt a daughter for the program.
Members of the Sarah Book Bible class will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. John B. Frazier at 1031 East Washington Street.
Members of the Y P C U of the Third United Presbyterian church met at Willard and Edgar McCown home to schedule July and August Sunday services and to prepare a society news paper. A June social event was planned.
The group votes to hold July and August sessions as picnics with Herman Schackie Elmer Gorman and Arthur McNickle chosen to attend the national convention in Pittsburgh from June 28 to July 2. Games on the lawn follow the business portion and refreshments are provided by committees including Elmer Gorman Marian Altman George Kyle and Edgar McCown. First Free Methodist calendar lists midweek church events and rally by Chesbrough Seminary led by Rev. John Kiffer and Rev. R. B. Campbell with a Y M S meeting slated Friday evening.
The G H M class of Central Presbyterian Church postpones this week’s meeting. It will be held in July as a picnic event with members invited to attend.
Mrs. Stanley Reese hosted the Senior World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church on Rose avenue Monday evening with Miss Laura Strickler leading and Miss Florence Davis in charge of the Civics program. Talks were given by Mrs. William Wilson Mrs. Jane Pattison Mrs. Harry Cook and Mrs. Stanley Reese. Miss Charlotte Emery led the business session and plans were made.
Members of the Mabel Ryan class of the Christian Missionary Alliance meet Thursday at 7 30 in Mrs Paul Grossman’s home 1107 East Washington. Martha Washington lodge 24 LLOI holds a 7 45 business session Thursday in Clendennin hall.
A Croton church announces a special nature service. Details unclear in the brief notice.
Preparation for the Joash Chest Offering to be received next Sunday with a Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock at the Croton Avenue Methodist Church.
The Central Union of the W C T U will meet Friday at 2 p m in parlor one of the First Methodist Church.
The East Side Union of the W C T U met Monday at Mrs W W McMillin home Beckford street with Mrs Milt Book and Mrs A Kildoo on the program Flower mission day observed bouquets prepared and taken to New Castle hospital for patients by Mrs Floyd Moore Mrs W W McMillin and Mrs Abe Kildoo Next gathering slated July 10 as a picnic with Mrs Mack Wiles and Mrs Anna McLure arranging committee
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