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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
3
A brief society notice requests readers to contact the society editor for details on a planned English sect gathering in October. It urges invitations and mentions the editor’s office at the newspaper.
A Golden Anniversary is celebrated by Mr and Mrs B Cameron near New Castle with a dinner, neighbors, and friends attending at Versailles Laer home. Mr and Mrs Cameron wed January 22, 1ATH, celebrating about 14 children. Family members listed include Nannie Mayberry, Ella Brown, Riley Cameron, and several Cam erons in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Also notes a separate dinner honoring Mrs James Lowery and son John before their California move. Community events include the Young People's Christian Union annual picnic at Mil Creek Park and a Barnce class and J O Y class joint picnic at the Fombel home on Pittsburgh road.
Castle students and 1800 graduates were honored as degrees were conferred in the campus 2alestra. Joseph R. F. and McFate received bachelor and medical degrees, Perry to intern at Jefferson Hospital. Families from Winter, Delaware, and E North streets attended in Philadelphia. Local clubs and Livingstone Society hosted meetings and dinner events, with talks on Africa and community programs amid a July gathering at The Gables.
Visitation committee of the Lawrence County Federation of Women’s clubs will picnic at Gaston Park at noon on Thursday. Guests include playground supervisors and “mothers of one.” Attendees listed by district include Washington, Gaston, Franklin, West Side, Croton, and Clarke-Hanlon areas with local hosts. Also notes a Gary Ind wedding of Miss Margaret Clarke to Christopher Hanlon and a Victorian Club gathering with summer plans and a state college trip for Pomeroy Chapin.
Plans are set for a reception honoring new minister Rev W C Tyrrell at the Primitive Methodist Church on Friday evening June 21. An program of readings and music will feature addresses by William Dampier and Mrs Tyrell, solos by James MacKenzie and Fred MacKenzie, duets by Mr and Mrs McClelland, and performances by Opal and Jean George, with a final hymn Be Thou Be The Tie That Binds.
Members of the What-So-Ever class at First Baptist held a Sunday event hosted by Mrs. William Wilson. An attractive banquet followed, with a formal dinner at 8 o clock for thirty two. White rose buds marked each mother’s place, a toast to the mothers, and a dedication of the year’s Wilda Smith review work.
Nand Jenkins of Delaware Avenue returned from Pittsburgh and was honored Saturday at a green party and shower hosted by Ruth Stutzman Fra Mars and Ruth Dethorne. Guests from the alumni Beta Phi Alpha sorority presented gifts as yellow and blue decor and refreshments filled the former home.
Rev and Mrs Thomas Pollard announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Chenoweth to Captain William McKee of New Wilmington Pa The ceremony was held June 18 at 11 oclock in the bride’s parents home The couple are well known in the city with the groom serving as a captain and the bride connected to Westminster College.
Garden flowers crowned luncheon tables at the New Castle Field Club on Tuesday as Mrs J Norman Marn i and Mrs John Lamb hosted a semi monthly luncheon bridge for 20 players. Afternoon bridge and favors for Mrs David Long and Mrs James T Ray followed. Next luncheon bridge announced later. Also Nous-A-Mon Girls club planned ham dinner at Cascade Park in August with guests Husbands and friends. Teas and tureen dinner slated for Lakewood in August. Surprise Graduation party honored Miss Anta Waza at St Nicholas Choral Club church parlors with music games and refreshments. Anderson Reunion set for Buhl Park Sharon Pa on June 27.
Miss Helen Broderick, winner of a nation wide contest for beaut of hands, will model for a famed Italian sculptor after a $2500 prize. She credits Lux soap for smooth white hands and notes beauty experts nationwide endorse Lux for daily hand care.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cantwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Cantwell marries Lee W Fleckenstein son of Mrs Fleckenstein in St Edward church Youngstown Rev Leonard F Gerity officiates A large gathering attends including Catherine Cantwell Rose Marie Green and other local guests The couple plan a lake trip then reside on Bryson Avenue after a reception and breakfast
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy R. Druschel to Herman L. Gardner in Wellsburg West Virginia on June 18 with Rev. Burt Evans officiating. Mrs Gardner a 1929 high school graduate and library staffer. Mr Gardner with Gulf Refining. They will reside with the bride’s parents.
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