Co Hostesses to Copeland Society Meet for Youth Focus
Associates of the Margaret Cope land Missionary Society of the Third U.P. Church gathered at Mrs. W. E. Hughes home on Beckford Street. Miss Ninnie Howard and Mrs. L. E. McCreary co hosted. The program covered youth topics including Christian youth in action in Egypt and American Christian youth, with junior missionaries Betty Lutz Ruth Lutz Mary Margaret Eagleson and June Thompson as guests. A playlet about dollies going as missionaries and a vocal number were presented, and the next meeting was planned as a breakfast for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Copeland
Egypt
Ed Ryan
Elmer Rice
Betty Lutz
Ruth Lutz
Mary Margaret Eagleson
June Thompson
Clair Lutz
Lutz
Junior Catholic Daughters Meet at Edison Avenue
Miss Madge Shriver hosted members of Troop 2 of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America at her Edison avenue home on Tuesday evening. Contests and dancing provided diversion while refreshments were served. Aides were Rosemary Schooley and Mrs. Howard Shriver. A wiener roast was planned for Lakewood on July 9. Jean Maher to entertain the group for the July meeting at her Wallace avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Shriver
Catholic Daughters of America
Edison Avenue
Rosemary Schooley
Howard Shriver
Lakewood
Jean Maher
Wallace Avenue
Amity Class Fetes Bride-Elect Tuesday
Amity class members of the Naz arine church gathered Tuesday evening at the Volant home of Misses Rachel and Bernice Boozell to honor Miss Mildred Connerly as she prepares to wed Everett Downing on June 27. A miscellaneous shower featured an array of gifts, with informal diversions and refreshments. Special guests included Mrs. Ruth Furey and daughter Olive, Gene Mackey, Everett Downing and George Brickley. A July 16 picnic is planned for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Nazarine Church
Volant
Rachel
Bernice Boozell
Mildred Connerly
Everett Downing
Miss Connerly
Harry Boozell
Ruth Furey
Olive
Gene Mackey
George Brickley
Missionary Meeting at Country Home by St John’s Ladies
Members of the Women’s Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran Church met at Mrs William Gustafson’s country home on Pulaski road. Stella Diefenderfer led a discussion on Women and the Way in Africa with letters from Sally Botham a New Castle missionary. Mrs A J Gavrey led the routine session and J W Trent reported on the Wisconsin convention in Butler May 1. AC Thompson was a delegate. A social hour followed with lunch prepared by the hostess aided by Raymond Gustafson and C R Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
St. John’s
Wisconsin
Butler
AC. R. Thompson
Raymond Gustafson
C. R. Thompson
Hostess Maryreth Turner Hosts Lingernots Club Night
Maryreth Turner entertained Lingernots club members at her Arlington avenue home on Tuesday. Betty James won the door prize, with refreshments served by Mrs. Carl Turner and Jean Turner. In two weeks the group will meet Shirley Kennedy on Huron avenue for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryreth Turner
Lingernots Club
Arlington Avenue
Betty James
Carl Turner
Jean
Shirley Kennedy
Huron Avenue
Jewish League Dance Tonight at Field Club
Jewish Junior League members meet at Tifereth Israel to finalize plans for an evening spring dance at the New Castle Field Club. Miss Ina Rosenberg presides, with Miss Violet Tobin performing solo dances and a program of novelty acts to boost the event on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Junior League
Tifereth Israel
New Castle Field Club
Ina Rosenberg
Violet Tobin
Harriet Wolfe
Dora Winick
Geraldine Mulhauser
Sara Elefant
Sara Rothman
Irene Leenberg
Marion Ginsberg
Miriam Shapiro
Eleanor Markley
Ellen Shifman
Gussie Pittler
Rose Katz
Anne Maierson
Esther Grossman
Estelle Waldman
Bruceton Wedding Sparks Local Interest
Mr and Mrs John Rothhaar formerly Marion Tackitt of Bruceton wed June 11 in Gill Hall Jefferson Methodist church Rev McNealy officiated Attendants were Virginia Tackitt and Frank Lehreiner They returned June 16 for a large reception at the bride’s parents home. both are high school graduates with Rothhaar employed by the United Mine Workers Association in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rothhaar
Marion Tackitt
Bruceton
Central West
W. C. Tackitt
Fannie Rothhaar
Cherry Street
Gretta Nesbitt
East Washington Street
Richard Nesbitt, Jr
Betty Saylor
Beckford Street
Rothhaar
United Mine Workers Association
Pittsburgh
Baldwin Bible Class Dinner at Highland Church
The Baldwin Bible Class of Highland U P church held its annual family dinner Tuesday at 6 30 PM with over 100 attendees. Dr and Mrs Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Lindsay were special guests as games and contests followed the meal. Organized by Mrs M M Ingham and eight other hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bible Class
Highland U. P. Church
D. L. Ferguson
Thomas Lindsay
M. M. Ingham
Lee Pyle
I. L. Johns
Sarah McCreary
Lanigan
Anniversary Dinner Honors 35th Wedding Milestone
Mr. and Mrs. William Warwick of Euclid Avenue celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by their daughter Mrs. Charles Chamberlain. Pink and white decor framed a center wedding cake as relatives from Washington, Pa., and local guests offered gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warwick
Euclid Avenue
Charles Chamberlain
James Warwick
Patricia Ann
Albert Lovers
James Fidler
C. Gladden
Washington, Pa
Martha Ellison
Violet Warwick
Charles Chamberlain, Jr
City
Kardette Klub Hosts Bridge Winners and Picnic Plans
Kardette Klub members met Tuesday evening at Wildwood avenue with special guest Mrs Richard Stewart. Bridge winners were Lucille Brady Mrs Stewart and Mrs Joseph Campbell who received the traveling award. July 9 a Cascade Park picnic supper is planned. Y M C A club members meet tonight with Mrs Frank Cline felter at 217 East street for a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kardette Klub
Alton Gerlach
Wildwood Avenue
Richard Stewart
Lucille Brady
Stewart
Joseph Campbell
Cascade Park
Y. O. A. Club
Frank Clinefelter
East Street
Class entertains mothers at church dinner
Inclement weather kept the First Methodist church class led by Mrs. Phoebe Patton from a Cascade park outing. A dinner was held in the church dining room with decorated tables and abundant flowers. Betty Snyder presided, Betty Robinson played a piano solo, and Kathryn Wilcox contributed a vocal selection and accompaniment for group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Phoebe Patton
Cascade Park
Betty Snyder
Betty Robinson
Kathryn Wilcox
Christian Guild Luncheon Meeting Plans Summer Picnic
Members of the Women's Guild of the First Christian church gathered for a 1 o'clock luncheon in the church dining rooms. Mrs. Roy C. Waite chaired and a covered dish menu was served. Mrs. Percy Wails led routine business and plans for a July 16 picnic at the summer home of Mrs. Chauncey Davis near Rose Point were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
The
First Christian Church
Roy C. Waite
Percy Wails
Chauncey Davis
Rose Point
A N Club Picnic At Ackerman Home
A picnic supper was enjoyed by A N club members Tuesday evening at Grace Ackerman’s Stanton avenue home. Prizes for bridge honors went to Blanche Gainagh, Arthur Carpenter and Frank Leonard. Special guests included Nora Burke and Eleanor Ubry. On Wednesday June 26 the club will attend a hamburger party at Clara Grocutts Sumner avenue. Queen Esther Auxiliary members of the First Methodist church met at Charlotte Johnson’s 515 Sumner avenue for their last gathering. Discussions covered reorganization merging into one large circle with interest groups and work accomplished over eighteen years totaling $14 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Club
Grace Ackerman
Stanton Avenue
Bridge
Blanche Gainagh
Arthur Carpenter
Frank Leonard
Nora Burke
Eleanor Ubry
Clara Grocutt
Sumner Avenue
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Charlotte Johnson
John Louden
Adeline Marshall
Oscar Sheaffer
Vennor Bright
Miss Marshall
Howard Hammond
Queen Esther Auxiliary
Stella Hoy
Victor Hoy
Bernice Bruce
Ethel Pollard
Mary Bigley
Willkie for President Call for Economic Change
A petition supporting Wendell Willkie argues that twenty years of postwar governance left 10 million unemployed, destitution, lost homes, rising farm tenancy, begging in cities, and a debt burden. It criticizes centralized planning and elected representatives while calling for a new direction in national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guild Outdoor Meeting at Rhodes Place Dinner
Members and friends of the McIlvaine Guild of First Presbyterian met outdoors at 309 Rhodes Place for a 6 o'clock dinner over an outdoor oven. The event featured committee hosts, entertainment under Mrs. Paul Dingledy, and special guests including Dr. and Mrs. Moore. A fall recess was announced and the next gathering is set for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIlvaine Guild
First Presbyterian Church
E. W. Beadel
Rhodes Place
W. Caldwell
M. Matheny
Paul Varna
Edward Rea
Margaret Brown
Paul Dingledy
Harry Lampe
John Byers
James R. Green
Moore
J. J. McKvaine
James
Phoenix
Ariz
Virginia Pace
North Carolina
Guild
Gill Brown Class A Wiener Roast at Cascade Park
Gill Brown hosts a community wiener roast at Cascade Park featuring a casual gathering and local attendees. The event centers on socializing and neighborhood outreach with Mr Brown greeting residents and sharing updates.
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Copeland Society
Lakewood Beach
Dean's Orchestra
Smith and
Tonite, Thurs
J. Dash
Emsee
Ala Lamar
Merrygoround
Akron
Eddie Wam
Movelty
Club Royal
Clev
Nite Club
Meshannock Ave
Paramount
Priscilla, Lola
Rosemary Lane
Gale Page
Jeffrey Lynn and
Claude Rains
Laurence Olivier
Jean Fontaine
George Sanders
Judith Anderson
Country Home
Suosio
Butler Ave
Chuck
New Castle
Ade
Em Andy Devine
Helen Vinson
Baldwin
Highland Church
Christian Guild
Ackerman
Methodist Society
Crescent Mahoningtown
Walter Pidgeon
Rita Johnson
Nick Garter
John Litel
Barton Maclane
Rochelle Hudson
Geo. Sanders
MM Bughes George Ernest
Lionel Royce
Intovich
Alan
Curtis R Obert Lowery
Big Rumann
Madeleine Carroll
Aran Aherne
Louis Hayward
Penn
United States
Wendell Willkie
NEW Castle—Willkie
P. O. Box
J. W. McIlwraith
WM. H. Harman
Philadelphia, Pa
Willkie
Ethel Dunlavey
Croton Avenue
Bobbie Bobilin
Alice Slack
Doris Fix
Delaware Avenue
Mats
Vivien
the Scarlett O'Hara
Leslie Banks
Armida
Ken Stevens
Texas Rangers
Caits Brothers
Frank Cook
Marilyn Kay
England
Gill Brown
Gill
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