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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
3
Mrs James T Fay is to receive the club at her home on East Street after a recent social. Following the service, a bridge event provided by awards was won by Mrs Wall and Miss M Petron.
Local couple announces engagement and upcoming wedding on July 21 at St Anns church. The groom is Joseph son of Mr and Mrs Petla Delancey and the bride is Mary Frank, with details of the ceremony and social plans including a luncheon and a home picnic being arranged by family members.
A bride-elect was honored by Prudential Insurance Company associates in a luncheon event on Dorothy Street. Contests and remarks highlighted the hostess’s modest leadership and the firm’s community ties.
About 120 members of the 1937 June graduating class of New Castle High School attended a Tuesday reunion at Cascade Park with swimming and dancing. Committee members included Ruth Travers, Jack Higgy, William Montanary, James Donnelly, and others. The Calvary Gospel Tabernacle class reorganized Tuesday night at Cascade Park naming Ruby Zeigler as president and Zelda Fowler as secretary. The class plans a July picnic supper and floral decorations.
Thirteen members of Betty Shira's Sunday school class at First United Presbyterian Church enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic Tuesday afternoon. The outing included a noon meal and a visit to park concessions.
In a garden ceremony at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dickinson Rhodes of Alder Creek New York Melus Edwards Rhodes wed Henry Dickinson Jr The couple plan a Canadian honeymoon visiting Quebec Murray Bay and the Gaspe Peninsula before returning to Tennessee Their wedding featured the bride wearing her mother's wedding dress with a long ivory train and a tulle veil.
The marriage of Miss Vivian V. McMullen and William Dukes will be held Thursday June 23 at 4 o'clock in Oll City Baptist church with Rev. S. L. Maxwell officiating. Attendants are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Billips. A reception follows at the Phillips residence, after which the couple will reside in New Castle for the summer.
Mrs Jack Conn program chair announces a Hadassah luncheon for the New Castle Chapter on Tuesday June 28 at 1 pm at the New Castle Field Club. Guest soloist Miss Dorovny Flo cally, a pupil of the Juilliard Institute of Musical Art, will perform. Mrs Jacob Markle of Pittsburgh will install officers. speaker is Mrs. Abe Fisher handling reservations.
The Volant community gathered Sunday June 19 to honor Mr and Mrs Carter C dehnston as Mrs Johnston and her parents Mr and Mrs J Ellsworth Undercoffer celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple traced their marriage to June 19 1888 in Brookville with Rev J Glass and lived in Corbita Jefferson County and Pittsburgh before settling in Volant.
Miss Ruth Bunapeth Sedaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Feda ker of New Bedford wed Harold Weller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Weller of Warren Ohio in a quiet 8 pm ceremony officiated by Rev Edward Shaffer formerly of New Bedford. The couple left for Canada and will reside in Warren in a newly furnished apartment at 41 Warren. Mrs Weller is a 1938 Union High School graduate and a member of the June class.
Special guests at the Ci-Ru club final netting Tuesday included Mrs. Joseph George of Harvard Houston and Mrs. Kenneth Voorhees. Mrs. William Driver of Graceland Road hosted the Abe group. Contract bridge dominated the event with prizes awarded to the winners.
The card event led by Miss Ruth Reynolds featured Mrs George and Mrs Myron Bolard among top winners. Mrs Bolard captured the Galloping Trophy as part of the event, with play and fusion style noted in the evening.
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