Rey Jardine To Tour In United States
Report notes Rey Jardine plans a U S tour following resignation from a California church role. The brief item cites church context and performer movement without detailing dates or venues.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
9
Report notes Rey Jardine plans a U S tour following resignation from a California church role. The brief item cites church context and performer movement without detailing dates or venues.
The Rev R Anderson Jardine Mon day resigns as vicar of Darlington church after announcing he will tour the United States for two months. He says the Windsor wedding had no bearing on his decision and cites ten years as enough for a parish. He plans to visit an uncle State Senator W D Rodgers in Coronado California.
Mr and Mrs Ed Strohecker of Enon Valley entertained Wednesday evening in honor of their son Ross birthday anniversary. The event was at the grandmother Mrs Margaret Lambright s home, a delightful evening followed by lunch and many good wishes for future anniversaries.
Ford T. Mayor visited Pittsburgh recently while Miss Stella Duncan stayed with her aunt in Vienna Ohio. Chester Beck of Pittsburgh spent Sunday at his home here as Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garvin were in Beaver Falls. Miss Mary Jane Elliott visited relatives in Kaylor Pa and Mrs. Lewis McFarland is ill at home. Loretta Schmorand of Massillon Ohio stays a few days here with relatives. Max Hazen of Salem Ohio spent the weekend with kin in town. The Saggers, W. R. Sanders, moved to Beaver Falls last week to establish a future home. Archie Hixson and Harold Duvall hosted visitors from Columbiana Ohio. Jimmy Marshall of College Hill visits his grandmother Elda McMillen. Presbyterian adult Bible classes meet Friday evening June 18 at the Pearson home. Edward Rich and son Jack with Mrs Leonard of Gary Ind visited Mrs Rich’s sister Mrs A W Tanner. Rich family came for a Pittsburgh funeral. The annual mothers and daughters tea will be held June 23 at 1 30 E S T in Big Beaver Grange hall with a Pleasing program. The event will honor the oldest and youngest mothers and the most recent bride.
From the office of Frank Leonard, W P A Recreation leader, a summer handicraft program is announced for Gaston Park. Children 8 to 12 will meet Mondays and Thursdays 2 00 to 4 00 pm, ages 12 to 16 on Tuesdays 2 00 to 4 00 pm, and others over 16 on Wednesdays and Fridays 1 00 to 4 00 pm. Activities include basket weaving, crayon work, painting, needlework, knitting and decorative arts. Younger children will have morning games and storytelling. A schedule will be posted at the playground.
Descendants of Robert and Sarah Pattison Boyd gathered for their annual reunion at 235 East Neshannock Avenue. About 30 relatives attended as officers were reelected Audley Boyd of Greenville president Mrs M M Miller Mercer vice president and D L Boyd Niles secretary treasurer. A committee to set time and place includes Mrs Arthur Jenkins Struthers Mrs M M Miller Mercer and Mrs J L Cole New Castle. The day featured visiting and social time.
Miss Jane Mercer Kerr guests in Pittsburgh as Dr. B. E. Quick and James H. Stevenson spend Friday in Erie. Nettie Sharp visits her brother in Pittsburgh. Pearl Hoagland and Alice Ligo visit Cook's Forest. Reed McFarland and William Wilson guests in New Castle. Crawford McCrumb vacationing with relatives in West Virginia. Jolly Twelve Club meets with Mrs. Welker Carter on June 18. Boyd family visits Mary A. Boyd. Betty Shaffer guests of Ralph and Mrs. Shaffer in New Castle. Virginia Snow Quilting Club plans June 22 meeting at Miss Alice Palmer’s. Moore family guests of Emma and Agnes Macqueen in Sewickley. J. B. Comstock and Fred R. Munnell visit Penfield. John R. McCormick and Virginia McCormick visit Dr. and Mrs. Paul Voelker in Grand Rapids. Mrs. James Graham visiting son Robert W. Graham at the Fairfax Hotel, Pittsburgh. Robert and Margaret McCormick with children visit Mrs. John R. McCormick. Margaret Ross and niece May Nye of Ellwood City visit Carlyle C. McCrumb at North Market Street. Ross is aunt of Mrs. McCrumb.
In Montgomery on June 15 the Alabama court affirmed the 75 year sentence given to Heywood Patterson. Patterson, one of the nine Negroes in the Scottsboro case, had appealed his Morgan circuit court conviction on assault charges.
A richly balanced lamp from an Indian temple rests before an image in the Fleming Museum entrance at the University of Vermont. Officials note the lamp maintains its balance no matter how the assembly is moved or rolled.
An advertisement promotes ZIRIL Ointment for hemorrhoids claiming quick relief from pain itching and bleeding. The clean odorless externally applied cream supposedly stains nothing contains no narcotics and is sold by local druggists at 50 cents per tube.
Pulaski J H Pollock visited Sharon friends while Mrs. William Cover toured Ellwood City. Couples and families from Sharon Ellwood City New Bedford New Castle and Mercer area hosted and visited over the weekend. Meetings of the Women’s Benefit Association and Ladies Aid Society are announced with hosting duties.
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