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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
11
Dear Abby offers practical relationship advice on kissing habits and personal boundaries. A reader asks how to encourage affection, another questions a husband’s loyalty, and a mother weighs hair and dating choices for a teen. Abby advises realistic expectations and self-focus.
The wedding of Nancy Arlene Blake and William Richard Phillips took place at 6:30 p.m. in Wesley Methodist Church with Rev. H. Pat Albright officiating. Only attendants were the bride's aunt and uncle Dell R. Brown. The couple will reside at New Wilmington RD 2. the groom's parents live at 766 Syling St. A dinner followed at the Boardman Inn and an open reception is planned July 8 at Wilmington Grange Hall.
The Fast Brook Garden Club celebrated its birthday dinner Tuesday at a Butler Road inn. Mrs. Reagan led the discussion and read a note from Almira Home residents. Treasurer Mae McConaghy announced a May plant sale total of 17 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Orville P Grossman announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Jo to Thomas E Danner Also named are Frances Jo s schooling at New Castle High School Slippery Rock State College and teaching at New Castle High School The groom elect is a Westminster College graduate associated with Mooney Bros Readied for a late summer wedding
New Castle Women of the Moose closed the current year at a June business meeting the final under the present officers. The nursing sponsor ship for Sandra Coli continues for two years. Chapter Night is set for July 5 at the Moose Home and the Academy of Friendship restarts July 26 after a one week postponement due to the LOOM WOTM convention in Memphis. Past dinner hosts were the men's organization with attendance awards earned by Mrs. Ao and Mrs. Helen McConnell.
Easy action patterns are available for handicapped women to perform housework more efficiently. Pennsylvania State University extension clothing specialist Bernice Tharp notes one major pattern company offers two designs focused on easy wearing and movement. Adapted from USDA housewear research, the patterns suit active wear and feature a three quarter front button dress with bias back, set sleeves, and roomy pockets along with a blouse and skirt option with wrap skirt, hooks or nylon closure, and kimono sleeves.
A picnic luncheon for the 20th Century Bible Class at First Presbyterian Church was held Tuesday. Mrs. J. A. McNeill teaches the class, the Berean Class served, and roses adorned the tables. Mrs. M. A. Bickett led the devotional, with Mrs. Paul J. Perry and Mrs. John C. Robison in charge of entertainment. ao-nine members attended. Miss Helen Elder presides.
Engaged brides seek guidance beyond child care and in laws. The article explains furniture terms breakfront and Adam furniture and outlines Restoration as a walnut ornate era. It frames homemaking knowledge as essential to a happy marriage.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moresky of 202 E Leasure Ave states their daughter Marilyn Moresky will wed Herbert Newman son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newman of Cleveland Heights. Nuptials set for Sept 17 at Tifereth Israel. Marilyn, a New Castle High School graduate, is a senior at the Cleveland Institute of Art majoring in textile design. Newman is with United Insurance Company of America and attached to the Marine Reserves after Cleveland Heights High School graduation.
Miss June Jones, bride to be of A2C Samuel Kneram, was honored at a surprise personal shower at her home attended by 20 guests. Hostesses included the bride’s mother and sisters with gifts under a blue and white umbrella. cake and decor matched wedding colors.
A ceremony at the Hoover Heights Tabernacle on Morris Street in July at 7 p.m. follows by an open reception at 8 p.m. at the YWCA auditorium. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Jones of Rainey Avenue and the late Mr. Jones. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kneram of County Line Street.
A Tulsa report estimates a typical consumer will eat the equivalent of 33 hogs 10 lambs 8 steers and 4 veal calves over a lifetime based on average dietary patterns.
Tarheel Woodworking leads North Carolina forest products as the nation’s largest sector with about 20 percent of the state’s labor force and a $270 million annual payroll in Raleigh.
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