Sophomore Class Party Sparks Green and White Night
A sophomore class party in the Senior high School drew about 200 guests on Friday night. The hall was decorated with green and white, a special orchestra led by Dave Young provided music, and James Blanning headed the refreshments committee. Fred Clemens chaired the event with Mary Vandivort as faculty supervisor. Notable attendees included Mrs. Root Orth and board member Mrs. J. O'B Douthett, with many student leaders and entertainers listed among the organizers. The evening featured dancing dolls, a dance program, and a detailed setup by numerous committee heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Olor Seleme
Dave Young
James Blanning
Fred Clemens
Mary Vandivort
Atant
Dorothy Edmunds
Eleanore Galbraith
Maury Wiffer
Etheat Keily
Dorothy White
Elegal
Root
Orth
J. O' B Douthett
Board of Adwinition
Pat Jordan
Ralph Weide
Ifarald Addivoty
Sara Dinamore
Mildrad Schneider
Eleanore Aust
Mary (Ood
Mary Scott
Genevieve Ridle
Lettie Chear
Iired Clemens
Harriet Martin
David Young
Charlotte Wilson
Helen McPride
Tigkets
Norman Lockhart
Charles Tml
Shrine Officers Are Guests At Party
Mrs Hart Ramsey entertained for Martha Shrine No 14 officers in the I O Q I hall Friday afternoon Fifty guests attended from 2 to 5 o clock with bridge and five hundred Dainty high score prizes went to Mrs Jennie Belknap and Mrs Rela Hodgkinson Yellow and white decorations complemented the refreshments served by the hostess and assistants Other items noted include the Highland U P Church luncheon and several clubs and circles with members listed such as Reading Circle W C AM Circle of 93 Alegre Girls Ministers Wives No Kingo and G G G Girls and Miss Sadie Beck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Ramsey
Centennial Street
Martha Shrine
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
I. O. Q. I. Hall
Jennie Belknap
Rela Hodgkinson
Highland U. P
Reading Circle
W.C. AM
W. R. Durvis
Edgewood
Frank Adrews
Crawford Avenue
Alegre
Mary McGinley
North Jefferson Street
Ministers Wives Club
Gao. Owen
Hamilton Street
Sara Krestel
Galbreath
Sadie Beck
Jlyoungstown Road
Sunkist Studio Beauties At Capitol Monday Bill
Dorothy Bush formerly of Mack Sennett comedies headlines a week at Capitol Theatre with The Cinema Girls Revue in a personal appearance vehicle. The cast features Joyce Warne Helen Hall Yvonne Lee Maxwell Vera Mason and Monte Syncopatora. Richard Dix stars in Too Many Kisses as the feature film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bush
Mack Sennett
Capitol Theatre
Miss Bush
Los Angeles
Jillywood
Joyce Warne
Helen Hall
Yvonne
Lee Maxwell
Vera Mason
Pacific Coast
Cinema Girls
Richard Dix
Ais
Kensington Members Guests at Dinner
Mrs Larry Morrison entertained Worthwhile Kensington members at her Clayton street home Friday evening for a fifteen cover dinner. A centerpiece of carnations and tulips graced the table. Special guests were Mrs W R Bolinger and Miss May Miller. The evening included needlework and chat, with plans for a dinner party at the Eveready Inn on April 24 followed by a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Morrison
Kensington
Clayton Street
W. RR. Bolinger
May Miller
Eveready Inn
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Wim Dawghe Arty
Mr and Mrs Thomas Woods hosted a farewell party at their home on Washington Street Friday honoring Mrs Wim Dawghe Arty who left for Detroit Michigan to join her husband. Guests enjoyed music dancing and gifts were presented. Dainty refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Woods
Washington Street
Wim
Dawghearty
Detroit
Mich
Business Women Plan Social Meeting at YWCA
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a social meeting at the YWCA Monday evening. Grace Brown chairs the program complemented by Eva Failer Nancy Fochor and Nai Masters on the committee. Also announces the marriage of Martha J. Dalzell to Earl B. Plotts at Epworth M E Church with Rev. Homer B. Davis officiating. The couple will reside on Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
YS W. CG
Grace Brown
Eva Failer
Nancy Foch Or
Nai Masters
Martha J. Dalzel
Mary Dalzell
Cedlar Street
Earl B. Plotts
Frank P. Plotts
Sf Wharton Pa
Epworth M. Eli Church
Homer B. Davis
Harry Plewts
Community clubs host dinners and meetings in April
Field street Friday evening featured games and contests as clubs like Rainbow, TA., Mahon Jug Book Club, and Y.S.O.B. held gatherings with themed decor and refreshments. Hosts included Mrs A Barnsley and Mrs Clare Bloomer. events spanned Pleasant Street to Washington Street with luncheons, lectures, and plans for future meetings in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Street
A. Barnsley
Clare Bloomer
4. Jarson
West Washington Street
House of David Band at the Penn Theatre Next Week
The House of David Singing and Playing band, nine musicians including one woman, headlines at the Penn Theatre all next week with a changing program on Thursday. Critics praise their real musical ability beyond the long hair and religious affiliation. Monday to Wednesday features Buster Keaton in Sherlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
House of David
Jace
Vany
Penn Theatre
Buster Meaton
Sherlock
Wns
Personal Notices From New Castle Area Residents
Local society notes report multiple residents in and around New Castle gaining or recovering health, moving homes, or welcoming guests. Mrs J F Barrett of Leagure Ave visits Pittsburgh while Mrs Richard Griffith remains home recovering. Mr and Mrs R B Davis announce birth of a daughter. Mrs Charles Fullwood of South Mill Street is hospitalized with pneumonia. Vivian Joyar, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sonoph, is ill at home. The Donnellys move to a new home on Huey Street. Miss Margaret Coulter improves after an operation at Shenango Valley Hospital. Miss Sara Gordon recuperates from appendicitis at New Castle Hospital. Mrs Jack Weddell returns to Johnstown after visiting. Betty Jane Mayle, daughter of Chauncey Mavis, home with starter fever. Mrs John Foster of East Long Avenue admitted to Youngstown hospital for operation. H W Blake of The Trenty Porcelain Company visits New Castle. Mrs L Shoals learns of safe arrival of Mr and Mrs C W Pistilips and Jon Wendell. W Hinar in New Mexico. Howard Howk remains ill with scarlet fever. Frank Kinsinger returns home after visiting Walter Donnelly. Mrs John Grust improves after hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Norman Patterson spend weekend with John H W White en route to Grove City after Pittsburgh visit. Mrs Roxie Southern, improving, plans return to Charlestown with daughter Mira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fullwood
South Mill Street
New Castle Hospital
Pneum
Vivian Joyar
Sonoph
Flam
Neabannock Avenue
Walter Donnelly
East Reynolds Street
Huey Street
Mise Margaret Coulter
Dean
East North Straet
Jack Weddell
Johnstown
Misa
Olwen Perrott
Edgewood Avenue
Betty Jane Mayle
Chauncey Mavis
West Washington Street
John Foster
East
W.hinar
Southern Jr
New Mexico
Howard Howk
Amzl Howk
County Laie Street
Frank Kinsinger
Shenandoah
Vietting
East Reynolds
John Grust
Leasure Avenue
Norman
Patterson
Norman, Jr
John HW. “White
Highland Avenue
Grove City
Pittsburgh
Roxote Southern
Pollock Avenue
Charlestown
West Virginia
Mira
Ton Eperthener
Religious and Fraternal Circles Ties Announced Activities
Gilbert Lance of Ura North Street Junior High is listed with the rasaelli Company. Central Presbyterian church hosts a meeting at Emeraon agenun Friday. Luncheon Spoon Club social follows, with D. A. Thompson associate Woaresn. Wednesday Musical Club chorus meets for practice Monday evening. Alegra Girls entertain Monday evening under Miss Mary McGinley. Brotherhood of Wesley Methodist hosts Bible gathering at Moore avenue home Friday evening. A special Maitland Primitive Methodist church meeting is noted with Dawes advancing first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN. C. Club
Mary Fulmer
Superior Street
Fmenders
TA. C. Club
Mra. Philp Medha
Clare Haley
Grass
Wort
Murry Mach
Washington Street
Nellie Johnston
Taylor Street
Gilbert Lance
Ura North Street
Accept Ai
Rasaelli
John Atkinson
Te Central Presbyterian Church
Emeraon
Boars Uy
Mee
D. A
Woaresn
Ntrr
Suneeeah
I . Jovenlng
Wer
LOS
Mary McGinley
Jet- Tergon Street
Alegra
Brotherhood
Joseph Hartman
The
Bible, Brotherhood of the
Wesley Methodist Church
Moore Avenue
Uscali
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Iclass
Adil Newton
Grant Street
W. J. Meclure
First Presbyterian Church
R. G. Boak
W. K. Hugus
J. J. Madigan
Maude Elder
R. H. Kirkpatrick
Frank Heasley
James Staley
Audley
Hutchison
Fred Gemmil
Sunkist
Hollywood
Capitol
Dorothy
Opex Week
Kirsch Curtare Bools
Clark and
Mackie CO
Cascade Park
Harold Ortli
Jus
Ohio State Collegians
Keith
Cleveland
Rom. N
Clarence Frye
Adams Street
William Parsons
Evan Lewis
Ror. Davis
East Long Avenue
Natherine Jones
James
Margaret Wiliams
Miss Jones
Rodger Jones
Cunningham Avenue
Sochata Club
Music Sun Kensington
Thomas Perrott
Harold Shaffer
West Moody Avenue
Helena
C. L. Fischler
Hillcrest Avenue
E. A. Fenton
George P. White
Anna Johnson
Arthur Barnsley
Smith
Rainbow
Zes
Zeradaore
Misa Jlwan Micharda
Rainbow Clob
George Galbeath
Tally Street
Luia Carnes
Elizabeth Carson
Ly Lie
Cornelia
Prestob
Poplar
Street
Wotune
Woman’s Club of
New Cas
Thomas Ligett
Sewickley
Prensylvania
Pennsylvania
V. O. B Club
Y.S .O.B. Club
Samuel Jones
William Bulehorn
Mary Janking
Clearview Avenue
A. M. Oluz
J. M. Club
Associaiue
Harry Marstall, Jr
Kannington
Geo. Ferrell
Mra
George Ferrell
Lakensot
T. Cheb
M. Ajm
Emrys Thomas
Hannah Richards
William B. Francie
Edgewood eYrane
Victoria Powell
Y. WC
Lotus Club
Emma Carlisle
Oak Street
J. McCaskey
J.8. Crill
Neshan- Nock Boulevard
N. MW. B. Kensington
Gnertar McMillin
C. L. McMillin
Ken Ington
J. F. Barrett
Leagure Ave
Nuo
Richard Griffith
Lyndal Street
William Fletcher
Carl Smith
Lois Smith Whiter
R. 13. Davis
N. Boxver Street
New Castle
Patterson School At Music
Rients
Gox
Joe Sarman
Foster
Marl Jenkins
Stiegel
Harold Barker
Winter
Margaret Janes
Mary Andrews
Myrtiinn and Cox
Paroths Witla Poster
Peter Oetttie
Chase
Jon Marrmat
Barren Camphynd
Fogtey
Jad Sregarion
Maitland Primiive Metho Ehurch
Mr. Dawes
Anip
Wwe
Birthaday
Seavys Studio
P. Hall
East Washington St
Ustom
OWL Service & Accession
ATION
Mercer St
Mather Bros
HAMA
Mather Bros. CO
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
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