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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
11
A reader hurt by not being invited to her son's wedding asks how to handle attending. Abby advises to go, sit on the groom’s side, and show a smiling mother’s presence. Additional letters cover a hospital romance gone awkward and a vent about a wife who buys Mother’s Day with cash.
A personal unpublished reply offer directs recipient to Abby Box 3365 Beverly Hills California for a private answer. The note emphasizes divorcing business ties rather than the spouse and building a real home for the family.
The General Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held a garden party at Mrs. Kenneth Smith’s Ridgeway Drive home. Mrs. Ralph Mooney led singing and Mrs. James King gave devotions. Speaker Anna May Strong discussed the Business and Professional Women’s Club. New officers were installed by Mrs. Glen Curry. The next meeting is planned for September at the First Baptist Church.
An open house reception honors Thomas Corky Masters on his New Castle High School graduation. Hosted by Mr and Mrs Anthony Masters at 206 S Wayne St. on Sunday from 7 to 10 pm a lawn party. He plans to enter St Vincent College Latrobe Pa in September.
The former Katherine Juanita Schubert and Eli S. Hostetler were married June 15 at the bride’s home in Enon Valley. The bride wore a white chiffon gown and carried white orchids and roses. A reception for 80 followed with family in attendance. The bride is a Mo hawk Area High School graduate. the groom served six years in the Army and works at Ohlin Bros in New Middletown Ohio. They will reside temporarily at RD 1 Enon Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Brinkley Vaughn of 1500 R Harlansburg Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Ann to Edward Scott Cline son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J Kline of 2209 S Jefferson St Miss Vaughn attended Laurel High School and her fiancé graduated from the Armed Forces Institute in Harrisburg while serving in the U S Navy No definite wedding plans have been made.
Mr and Mrs Michael C Champ announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne to Richard Logan son of Mr and Mrs William L Logan of 1712 Audley Ave Joanne is a New Castle High School graduate and works at Liberty Mutual Insurance Co Richard a fellow New Castle High School graduate has four years in the US Marines and is employed at Universal Rundle No wedding date set.
Lt. George Walter Johnson III and Miss Sally Marie Howard wed June 15 at Cathedral Church of St. Luke Orlando. They honeymoon in Athens and Crete before residing in Giessen Germany. Johnson to study law at University of Florida after service.
The charter was draped and memorial services were held in the Cathedral for Mrs. Mildred Conti and Mrs. Ellen Shomo past Sovereign Protector for Pittsburgh by the Dames of Malta. Participants included Miss Dorothy Hill Sister Ruth, Mrs. Marian Panders Naomi and Virginia McKinnis Protector, Miss Betty Gray and Cora Fisher heralds, Mary Shaner and Marietta Daugherty color bearers, with soloist Joanne E. Fisher and accompanist Mildred Henderson.
The Rachel Rebekah Lodge 40 will hold a business session Monday in the lodge rooms at the New Penn Hotel. The session is set to begin at 7:30 PM.
Dr Golden Selin pathologist at New Castle Hospital spoke to Mary Martha Guild members at St Joseph the Worker Church about automation in medicine. Mrs Samuel Rashid led greetings for new members and announced summer recess.
During the informal social time Mrs Alex Horney led the event with her committee coordinating activities. The note credits the organizing group for the gathering and its smooth execution.
The LNO Club met at Mrs. Theodore Thorman’s Mil ler Street home. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Clifford Geibel Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Edward Mazur. James Smith won the door prize and Mrs. John Magusiak the white elephant prize. The annual picnic is set for July 10 at Cascade Park.
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