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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
9
A reader asks about a school holding a child back to repeat fifth grade and whether the same teacher would teach again. Abby cautions not to blame the teacher if a pupil is not willing to learn and suggests focusing on the learner. Harsh office rivalries and a boastful coworker are also noted.
A reader writes of a husband who bathes weekly, wears the same socks, has four teeth and refuses a dentist visit, claiming his odor disrupts sleep. The writer says such men feel ignored and seek importance, then asks Abby for guidance.
Mr and Mrs Chester H McChesney of New Galilee RD 1 will mark 50 years of marriage with an open house. They wed June 18 1913 in Wampum Methodist Church parsonage. Their children and 11 grandchildren will attend the 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM gatherings.
An open ceremony at 3 30 p m in Temple Israel will unite Miss Rita N Zieve and Richard Goldberg June 30. Miss Zieve is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Gerald Zieve of Wampum. The couple’s parents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Goldberg of Baltimore. Grandparents include Mrs Abe Gonick of 425 Euclid Ave and the late Mr Gonick and Mrs Louis Zieve of New Castle. An open reception will follow in the Vestry of the Temple.
New York fashion forecasts for fall and winter predict a move away from cocktail and ball gowns to long dinner and day dresses, slim lines, and draped silhouettes. Designers feature sheer wools, crinkled silks, and bold pastels with black accents, plus brocades, metallics, and jewel embroidery. Casual trench copies and varied outerwear for Seventh Avenue signal a simplified yet luxe season with boots, pantaloon skirts, and sculpted wools.
The Chatty Chics gathered at Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo's Summit View Drive home. Card awards went to Mrs. Belknap and Mrs. Sanfilippo, with Mrs. Scarnati winning the door prize. Guests Therese Treecase and Mrs. James Brooks attended. birthday gifts went to Mrs. Scarnati and Mrs. Dudash. Next meeting set for June 27 at Mrs. John Stoner's Bartram Avenue home.
A made to order deep washtub allows soaking grills racks and pans in soap overnight. Next morning refill with fresh suds for final wash. After rinsing drying and replacing parts scrub the tub to remove food grease residues.
The Joy Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Marjorie Book’s home with Mrs. Abe Klingensmith as co host. Members sewed for the Cancer Society and heard devotions led by Mrs. David Rowe. Officers elected include Mrs. Ralph Mattox president and Mrs. Orville Grossman vice president. A family picnic is planned for 6 30 p m at Mrs. Virginia Parrent’s Knox Avenue home.
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