Unique Concert Charms Crowd at Taggart Stadium
A New Castle symphony program Thursday evening featured Look for the Silver Lining and Setting Sun with Anthony Casbero conducting. Dances, ballet, and selections from Zampa Blossom Time and Queen of Sheba highlighted a vibrant performance with Frances Billyk and the Children’s Dance Theater.
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New Castle Symphony
Taggart Stadium
Anthony Casbero
Zampa
Franz Schubert
Romberg
A. Acquaviva
Worrell Jones
Symphony Association
Mr. Jones
Community urged to welcome cultural ethos with orchestra
The note urges citizens to welcome a cultural ethos to the community and support the orchestra. August 9 marks the second summer pop concert. Mr. Jones thanks Frances Billyk and her dance theater for cooperation in presenting the Nutcracker Suite. Superintendent James Trusel and Joe Myers led the meeting with assistants. Social time followed with refreshments by Mrs. Elmer Armstrong and Mrs. J A McClymonds. The next meeting will be held in September.
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Tschaikowsky
Frances Billyk
Araby
Jones
James Trusel
Joe Myers
Elmer Armstrong
J. A. McClymonds
Oak Grove Church Meeting Held At Mrs. Armstrong Home
A gathering of Oak Grove church teachers and officers met at Mrs. Elmer Armstrong's home on Wednesday evening June 28 to discuss church affairs in the absence of the pastor.
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Oak Grove Church
Elmer Armstrong
Young Ladies Missionary Society to Meet Thursday
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church will hold its meeting on Thursday evening July 6 at Rose Munnell and Mary Jane Wilson, leaders. Mr and Mrs Roy Pack of Huntington West Virginia were guests for a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Allen and son Jack Mary Ann Warsing spent the day with relatives.
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Young Ladies Missionary Society
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Munnell
Mary Jane Wilson
Roy ¥. Pack
Huntington
W. Va
Donald Allen
Jack
Mary
Ann. Warsing
Weekend Around Town Highlights Local Visits
Weekend visitors include Marlene Anderson of New Castle. Albert Cowan and family of Castlewood, Harold Ray and family of Portersville, and the Armstrongs host. McClymonds host dinner for Butler visitors. Pryor visits Kennedy family in Portersville. Further social notes mention Don Allen, Roy Rock, Irene White, Nelson Stoner, and the Oak Grove Women’s Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Meorines home. Donald Warsing and Rev. Melville Martin attend Fernwood Junior Camps at Beaver Falls.
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Albert Cowan
Castlewood
Harold Ray
Portersville
E. T. Armstrong
Weller McClymonds
H. S. McClymonds
Butler
Mary- Margaret Pryor
Charles Kennedy
Don Allen
Jack
Roy Rock
Frank Grodecour
New Castle
Irene White
Ronald
Nelson Stoner
Dennis Weisz
Butter Road
Chalmer Gallagher
Women’s Missionary Society of
Oak Grove Church
Orines
Melville Martin
Donald Warsing
Bill McClymonds
Fernwood
Beaver Falls
Martin
John Kelland
John Piper
Altoona
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