Double Wedding At Beaver Falls Church
Saturday at noon at the College Hill Presbyterian Church Beaver Falls Rev J Elmer Campbell officiated a double wedding. Miss Bernice Levens Yoho married David Cunningham McCreary and Miss Mabel McCracken wed Russell Wilson. After the ceremony couples left for a motor trip to Washington DC. The McCrearys will live in Lisbon Delaware and the Wilsons in New Wilmington. Daughters of Lydia met with Mrs Ee E Léavy on Highland Ave. A social hour followed with helpers including Mrs Bard and Mrs C Cub bison. Next meeting set for March 28.
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College Hill Presbyterian’ Church
Beaver Falls
J. Elmer Campbell
Bernice Levens Yoho
John M. Yoho
New Wilmington
David Cunningham McCreary
Stewart
McCreary
Liddon
Mabel McCracken
D. D. McCracken
Parnassus
Russell Wilson
W. S. Wilson
Yoho
Thorne Company
Cunningham
Mias McCrecken
Pormassus‘ High School
Wilson
Wilmington High School
Washington, . C
Lisbon
Lydia
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Ee E. Léavy
Highland Avenue
Richard Gard
Joseph Anderson
H. B. Cubbison
Uke Bard
C.M. Bauder
Frank Douds
H.A. Tugh
Mies Rachael Wallace
John Madigan
C. P. Brown
Jewish Council Women to Honor Mrs Harris at New Castle Luncheon
The New Castle Section Council of Jewish Women will honor Mrs Nathaniel E Harris, vice president of the National Council of Jewish Women, at a 1 PM luncheon at the High Noon Club. Mrs Harris led the Council 1914 1929 and later chaired foreign relations. an open meeting and talk will follow with a musical program and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Council of Jewish Women
Nathaniel E. Harris
National Council of Jewish Women
Harris
Nee
Yviannua
Rome
Official Board Guests Attend Bible School Dinner
Members of the Central Christian church Official Board and their wives were guests of the Loyal Ladies at a Bible school dinner taught by Mrs. George Owen. 75 covers were set for a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the church dining room, after which informal hours followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Loyal Ladies Lays
Bible School
George Owen
Central Christian
Coulter
Walter Evans
Dorcas
Nelson
Mra
Mra. Thomas
Birthday Surprise Party Honors Mr Rea at Locust Street
About thirty guests gathered Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs John V Rea's Locust street home for a surprise birthday celebration. Readings and music delighted attendees while a rocker gift honored the guest of honor. Several out of town guests were present and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ik. Waide
W. B. Heasley
James A. Chambers
P. A. Buchanan
Eliza Jane
Blfp Lowery
H. M. Rea
Mary Loulge
Christing Houk
Helen
A. V W. Larkin
C. R. Buchanan
Betty Jane
Norrine Adele
Jay Elder
L. Rea
Mina Wayra ‘Rea
James Elder
James ‘Elder, Jr
Goodwill White
Goodwill Bible Caa
Club Calendar for Week of March 2
A dense roster lists numerous clubs meeting across days Tuesday to Saturday with names of hosts and streets such as Kensington West Wallace Avenue and North Walnut Street. Includes Federation Meeting at a church and many local women’s groups like Modern Priscilla Kensington and Fern Leaf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Harper Dick
Milton Street
William
Mort. Meyer Avenue
Harry Flinner
Hillcrest Avenue
F. T
Helen Carlisle
Qale-street
Youn Mipteer
Cumberland Avenue
Priscilla
Fred Earnshaw
Falls Hf
WiMam Hammond
Smithfield Street
Wilfred Thomas
Maryland Avenue
N. EL
William Braatz
Croton Avenue
Charles McClelland
N. Chub
Paul Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mra.Sowersby
Winter Avenue
Blue Bird Club
Virginia Martin
Randolph Street
Sundown at Regent Theatre Features Massive Cattle Cast
The largest cast in film history stars in Sundown showing this week at Regent Theatre. The herd of 190000 cattle forms the majestic backdrop for Earl Hudson story scenes, with 5000 human actors and a sweeping migration of cattle across the West’s vast landscape. Also screening are A Dangerous Peach comedy and a new crossword puzzle film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Theatre
Earl Hudson
Felly
Religious and Fraternal Circles Announce Church Meetings
Church notices list regular Sunday school board 7 30 pm at Craton Methodist with Epworth League Thursday 7 30 pm in primary room Beside Ladies Aid Society all day Thursday and choir rehearsals Friday at 7 30 pm Central Presbyterian girls meet Tuesday at Mrs Gay Blim Norwood avenue and Sunshine Girls hear Miss Campbell new officers named Gladys Blair Gertrude Mayers Lillian Campbell Alice Patterson Social hour follows with refreshments by Mrs Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craton
Central Presbyterian, A
Girla
Mra
Gayi
Blim
Norwood Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
Philathea Mianlonary Society
Paul's Lutheran
Luther League
Fred W. Mattle
Young Strat
Ths
Grace
Sunshine Girls
Central Presbyterian Church
Lillian Campbell
Gladys Blair
Gertrude Mayers
Alice Patterson
Campbell
St. John's Tantheran
Woman‘s Missionary Society
Cathering von Born
Ladies‘ Aid Society
Lorgth
Touild
A. B.D. GE
Stee Jidna Wilson
Sonvlan
Board of Trustees
Patterson Circle
Tui
Mins Beary
Frances Rey
10Th
Gramford Avenue
Misa Frances Lechner
Highland Avenues
Maren
Frank
Neigh
Bethany Latheran
Schoo Woman's Missionary Society
Kate HU
Church and Society Meetings Set Across Local Churches
A dense notice lists numerous church events: Epworth Methodist and Third United Presbyterian host meetings this week including Women’s Foreign Missionary Society sessions, Men’s Bible class banquets, and trustee gatherings. The calendar includes Bible studies on Numbers, quilting, officer elections, and May Founders Day banquet plans, with times ranging from afternoon to evening across First, Second, and other churches.
Silk Yardage Varieties For Spring Dresses
Bright spring silk yardage in Georgette Crepe and Crepe De Chine offered in multiple colors. Prices range from 61.50 to 2.05 per yard with 29 to 40 inch widths. Includes All Silk Crepe De Chine, Silk and Cotton Crepe, and Satin Back Crepe highlighted for dresses and formal wear.
Wash Goods and Linen Textiles Highlight Spring Fabrics
Bold ad notes striped satinette for bloomers and costumes in flesh maize orchid white and shades. Non-crushable linen and dress linen from Irish manufacture touted in bright spring shades 36 inches wide 93 cents a yard. Cambric or percale prints including crossword and piccadilly patterns sold at 25 cents per yard.
New Dress Flannels and Tubular Jersey For Dresses
Woolens offer high shade flannels for smartness and adaptability. Tubular Jersey 34 inch width popular for straightline dresses. Prices: flannel at 43.48 yard and Jersey at 1.98 yard. Readily available in all good shades.
Embroidered Trim Laces In New Tones For Fabrics
Trimmings in colorful embroidery and wool blends suitable for silk wool or mixed materials. Prices by width and material, yardage listed. Chan tilly laces in blonde shades offered in Jabars and frills with various widths from 3 to 7 inches. Venise lace bands and Edges in white and ecru shades feature Vincera colorings with yard pricing and special value offers.
Notions and notions supplier catalog excerpt
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Tyler
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Brown
Hamilton
Tynighiters A
TSE
Atutiny Ai Nt
Jewish Council
Mrs. Harris
Girly Kensington
Ford Griffith
Gathers
John McMillin
Everyeady Inn
Kensing.ton
Wettich Ball
Mahoningtown
George
Solomon Thuraday
Ubs
Federa
ALO. TG
Oye
Teckereh
Boyles Aveaorner
Bas Ioss
Milton Atreet
Crotoa Avenue
Modern 306 Club
Roy Merriman
East North Street
von Dette
WH. W. Keagy
Croton
George D. Reid
Dewey Avenue
E. G. McCracken
Mayo L. Partey
West Washington Street
North Hill Kensington
J. J. Emeg
Minne Davidson
N. H. B. Kensington
J. C. Bryan
Walnut Street
Gramada Kensington
Harry Flianer
Circulating Book Club
Ee Minerva
W. J. Westlake
Minerva Club
A. W
Carl Turner
Artington Avenues
O. N. G. Club
Chauncey Hoover
Hazel Street
Card Club
Leo Whalen
Ray Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Alice, de Arment
Reunited Ladies’ League
Margaret Dukes
South Mill Street
Entre
Rae Dette Kennington
Keagy
Lyda Pitzer
Shaw Street
M.A. M
R. T
South Jefferson Street
W. J. West
Lake
E.G. W
Richard Elmore
Adams Street
B.D
Telitha Richeards
Sorvais
John Encsandeen
Laurel Avenue
E. T. Club
Mary Hemphill
McClain Avenue
Raymond ,Horchler
Clayton Street
Peer Emaeercatite
Metzler
Washington Street
Ellhurst
Butler Road
Boy Riges
Saul Singer
Russia
America
Bank of the United States
York
Laura Young
Cyphe
Boyles Avenue
Layng
Reacher
Miss McKee
June
Freda May
Epworth Aeethodist
Women's Foreign Missionary
Stitzinger
Charsh
Third United Presbyterian
Saasion
Eagleson
East Washington Street
S. BR. C
Woman's Missionary Society
First
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
George Ramsey
Verna Martin
Firat
Eilote
Philadelphia
Woman's Missionary Sociege
Petar
Cima
Elery
Stephenson
George W. McCracken
The
Sons of Veterans Hall
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran
Song of Veterana
Srahatr
Eiret United Presbyterian
Woman’s Missionary Society
Bea
Raney
Second United Presbyterian Monthly Meetings
of the
Gleaners
Grace Hulme
Edgewood Avenue
Liltdan Matthews
True Blue
True Blue Girls
I Methodist Sunday School
Ruth Carr
Marie Hartman
Carolyn Book
Katherine Morse
Dixon Street
First Christian Regular
Oeter Board
Women's Missionary Society
J. W. Osburn
W. W. Snott
Christian Endeavor Society
Ralph Eakin
Kimberly Circle
Felix the Cat
Clyde
David H. Long
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