Lorraine Makepeace Tendered Farewell
Lorraine Makepeace was honored at a farewell party on Monday with friends at Merene Street home. A tea and informal gathering followed, presenting a keepsake to Lorraine as a memory from her friends.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
6
Lorraine Makepeace was honored at a farewell party on Monday with friends at Merene Street home. A tea and informal gathering followed, presenting a keepsake to Lorraine as a memory from her friends.
Town and County Club members were entertained by Miss Hazel Roberts at her Park Avenue home in Bridefield. The event featured a high score game, the afternoon included coffee and decorations. Special guests Pat Maher and Dolly Sorneborn attended. gathering ends until September.
Croton M E Church Esther Society met at the home on North Walnut with Jerry Crowe leading devotionals and officers elected Hazel Sheehy president Olive Broadbent vice president Jerry Crowe secretary Lucile Brady mite-box treasurer Norma Dixon. Refreshments by Mrs F Hinkson followed. Next meeting set for July 26 at Cascade Park with breakfast.
Members of the Bueno Tempo Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs Harry Ross on DuShane Street Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock.
Installation of officers occurred Tuesday at Moose Home South Mercer Street with a tureen dinner at six and installation at eight. New officers include Regent Maude Harbert Junior Regent Mae OWeil Chaplain Frances Robinson Senior Regent Maude Harbert appointee Cleora Krah Sentinel EB August Mary Bay retiring Senior Regent Mary A Rae received gifts for loyalty and help. Next meeting set for July 24.
One of two nuns considered for sainthood, Mother Philippine Rose Duchesne, is pictured as the Vatican tests miracles in early beatification steps. She helped bring the Visitation nuns to the United States in 1818 and died in St. Charles, Missouri. If canonized, she would be the second American saint.
Department of Revenue data for May show 1279 driving licenses withdrawn or suspended. Withdrawals totaled 377 revocations for intoxication larceny miscellaneous 94 and 992 suspensions for failure to maintain financial responsibility appearing for hearing miscellaneous reckless driving.
A fragmented column critiques Gene Tunney and Arthur Bris bane opinions on boxing. It ridicules plots about gorillas and seven Targans, notes Tunney’s alleged out-of-fight status, and reflects on boxing’s long history and the role of modern sports writers. It references Jim Jeffries and Jack Dempsey in passing.
Harrisburg dispatch reports the potato wart battle is resolved with eradication across the state. The Department of Agriculture says the campaign is complete, eliminating the threat and restoring crop confidence.
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