Farewell Reception for Mrs Williams at Emmanuel Church
Nearly 80 ladies attended a farewell reception for Mrs. J. W. Williams at Emmanuel Rantigst church. Mrs. Williams and husband depart Thursday for California to make their home, with a program of solos and tributes led by Grill Phillips as chair and Miss Margaret Wiles as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
William Will
Lndiva
Williams
John Evans
Quaniel Williams
Saia
Walter Thomas
Charles Richards
Willam Richards
William Isidorn
Emrys Morgan
Samuel Jones
Martha Shrine to Install Officers Tonight
Members of Martha Shrie No. 14 will install officers this evening at 8 o'clock in the bus TO OF, Wall, North Mut cired. All Eastern Star members are invited. lunch and a social time will follow. Alegre Girls hosted Miss May McGinley at her North Jefferson street home for needlework and stories. guests were served refreshments later. The next meeting will be April 17 at Mrs. George K. Parker’s home on Gerfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shrie No. 14
OF. Wall
North
Tastern Star
May McGinley
Jefferson Street
Katherine Connor
Mary McGinley
Edwin Benn
Tuttle Sullivan
Charles Carroll
Agnes Daly
Ann
Bernadine Sannon
Ann Brogan
George K. Parker
Gerfield Avenue
George EB
Owen
Hamilton Street
Minister's Wives Club
Margaret Hanna
Killam Wilcox
J. W. Thomas
Frienay Ang
Andrew Glenn
McCasla
Fred Glenn
Plalmgrove
Cheater Glenn
Harrisville
Charles Brown
A. J. Likens
George Gross
Bell McKnight
Martha
Sam Gettugs
Alice
Otfut Brown
Milton Cameron
Gill Brown
William Stoner
Mrs Howard Kirk Elected President Of Local Woman's Club
Mrs Howard Kirk was elected president of the Woman's club of this city at the annual officers election held Monday at 1 o'clock in the Highland United Presbyterian church. Other officers include Mrs W Hanger first vice president Mrs T A Gilkey second vice president Mrs Will Pod recording secretary Miss Maude Rider corresponding secretary Mrs Frank Smith treasurer and Mrs S Le McCracken auditor. The principal speaker was Thomas Liggett of Sewickley who talked on Reforestation in Pennsylvania with slides. Luncheon featured tables with yellow predominating. Next meeting set for two weeks hence in the Science rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kirk
Woman's Club
Highland United Presbyterian
W. Hy Hanger
T. A. Gilkey
Will Pod
Maude Rider
Frank Smith
Jerasmar
5S. le
McCracken
Vane
Lie Meetng
Wis
Thomas Liget
Sewicki
Pennsylvania
Liggett
Shower honors bride and groom at hostess home
Mrs. David Rosser entertained in honor of her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Albert Ghilson of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio a recent bride and groom. Guests included many friends and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. Also noted is Mystic club spring dance at K of P Hall East Washington Street with 6:40 p.m. to midnight hours and planned entertainment. A banquet for the Eisteddfod children will be held April 17 at Central Christian Church dining hall following Friday’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rosser
Eaulidaves
Albert Qghlson
Cuyahoga Falls
Honer
Smith Emery
Verna Rosser
Bertha Langdon
Langdon
Edward Winter
Jesse Kennedy
Mildred Walker
Myrtle James
Maury Komsay
Sarah Stevenson
Mary Giles
Katherine Winter
Ethel Frazier
George
Fordney
Homer
Walter Rosser
Clyde Arannes
Mystic Club
K of PL
East Washington Street
Central Christian Church
William Richards
Charles Fishlock
Gueats
Children's Partyre
A. M. Darnell
Wortemburg
Wilbur
Dorothy Boots
Dorothy Blur
Jean Worsley
Alfreta Wilson
Jean Kirker
Elenor Roach
Virginian Hartzel
Edith Worcester
Lois Darnell
Albert Boots
Jerry Warkley
Ralph Ketterer
Chaunevey Boots
Edward Worcester
Bobby Liebendorfer
Lived Boots
Earl Timblin
Paul Roelot
Donald Grahim
Donald Streckingen
Wilbur Durael
John Thompson
New Castle
Social Evening for Business and Professional Women
Forty guests attended a BB and O W club social at WW C A pactors Monday evening. Performances by Glada Wilson Noma Jenkins and Pearl Hutchison delighted attendees. Prizes for best original pop song awarded to Fannie Woods Esther Wagner and Grace Brown. Jessie Reed accompanied. dinner featured tables with flower arrangements. Social committee members included Grace Brown Mya Faster Naomi Masters and Nancy Bechtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
WW. C. A. Pactors
Glada Wilson
Noma Jenkins
Pearl Hutchison
Fannie Woods
Esther Wagner
Grace Brown
Jessie Reed
Mya Faster
Naomi Masters
Nancy Bechtel
Men At First Baptist Plan Social For Members
Under the Men's Bible class and Baraca of the First Baptist Sunday school a program and dinner will be held Thursday evening April 2 for all men and boys over sixteen. Rev. George M. Langis will speak and sing. Dinner served at 7 15 p m in the church dining room by ladies. A. C. Spangler, leaving for Lancaster Pa, will be honored. He has headed the Commercial department at New Castle Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
George M. Lan Gis
Promathy Pal
A. C. Spangler
Baraca Glass
Tancaster
Spangler
New Castle Business College
Conneautrille, C
Pennsylvania Dbusiness College
Lancaster
Almira Home Grounds Tree Purchase Vote
Miss Margaret Smith and two others were elected as officers. It was voted to purchase a tree for the Almira Home grounds per the Women’s Federation suggestion. A tribute to the late Mrs. Margaret Bulry Montgomery was read. Miss Edith Moore spoke on Burbank, plant wizard, and Mrs. Calkins on John Burroughs. The next Circle meeting will be at Miss Edith Moore’s Hazelcroft Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
A. W. Harbison
M. XH. Calkins
Almira Home
Women's Federation
Lie
Margaret Bulry Montgomery
T. W. Pullling
Burbank
Edith Moore
M. H. Calkins
John Burroughs
Hazelcroft Avenue
House Of David Band Delights Penn Theatre Crowd
The House Of David singing group appeared at the Penn Theatre Monday to both matinee and evening shows. Their blend of jade era and popular tunes drew a large audience with impressive harmonies and stage presence. Also shown was Buster Keaton in Sherlock Jr., acclaimed as a standout comedy. New Castle residents praised the week’s entertainment at the Penn Theatre.
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Mouse of David
Penn ‘Theatre
House of David
New Castle
Buster Keaton
Sherlock, Jr
Penn Theatre
Geyer
Captain Karamano to speak at Quota Club meeting
Members of the Quota Club will host Captain Georges Karamino as guest of honor this evening at Better Drama. A former Greek army officer and World War I veteran, he will discuss cleaner movies and better plays on the legitimate stage. He will recount wartime experiences after Armistice and Versailles peace conference duty. Mrs. Herbert J. Snyder, club president, announced invitations to representatives of various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Karamino
Karamang
Gullipati
Herbert J. Snyder
The
Clit
Surprise party honors Margaret Chafe at Webster home
Hazel Stright hosted a surprise evening gathering for Margaret Chafe at Jane Webster’s North Front Street home with dancing games and refreshments. Guests included Anna Iman of Lima and a list of local friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stright
Friends
Jane’ Webster
Front Street
Margaret Chafe
Anna Iman
Lima
Wehster
Wehster Agalsved By Strs. Tanai. Those Present Were Carman Jackson
Susan Byers
June
Katherine
Agnés Webster
Stanley Ballard
Robert Quigley
Henry Salahn
Theodora Gunner
Pat Sterson
Jack Thomas
Religious and Fraternal Circles Community Notices
Church of Truths Spiritualist service Wednesday evening at 8 oclock on the third floor above Cluttons drug store with lesson and lecture. 8 45 demonstration of spirit return. Mrs A L John will affeiate assisted by Mrs A E Guthrin. Anna Hammond plans St Jauittes Ald Society quilting at St Pauls Lutheran church all day with 2 30 pm business meeting. Y I B C Third United Presbyterian Sunday school meets Thursday at Mrs John Kocher’s Maryland avenue. Veterans Auxiliary to Song of Veterans met Monday in Sons of Veterans hall with a class for membership. April 18 special dine and business meeting. Rachel Rebekah Lodge No 40 holds special meeting Wednesday at 7 pm in T O F hall. All members urged to attend.
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Church of Truth
Clutton’s
A. L. John Will
A. E. Guthrin
Anna Hammond
Jauittes’ Ald Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Briagymont
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
John Kocher
Maryland Avenue
Veterans Auxiliary
Song of Veterans
Sons of Vaterang Hall
Esual
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Rachel Rebekah Lodge No
Y W C A Plans April Fool Party At City Hall
The physical department of the Y W C A directed by Miss Dorothy Stewart plans an April Fool Party to be held Wednesday evening in the Y W C A building. A program has been prepared by the committee in charge. The Bible Class will meet at 6:50 PM as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajirit Poolarty
Dorothy Stewart
Y. W
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Personal notices of residents visiting and recovering in local area
The column lists numerous Greenville and nearby residents with updates on health and travel. Louis Mathers visits New York briefly. Several individuals, including Mrs. William Phillipa, Miss Velma Patton, Mrs. Alexander Wheale, Mrs. Edward Nolan, Mrs. John Gross, John Mooney, and Miss Gertrude Davis, are noted as improving or recovering from illnesses or after travel. Visitors from Akron, Pittsburgh, Albuquerque, and other towns are mentioned, along with births and family visits.
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Flichard Roberts
Long Avenue
Dale Heasley
Brooklyn Avenue
William Phillipa
East Raynolds Street
Velma Patton
Harlansburg
Alexander Wheale
Dushane Street
Edward Nolan
Cascade Street
John Gross
Garfield Avenue
John Mooney
Philips Street
Woodlawn
9. W. Lowers
Park Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Gertrude Davis
Pittsburgh
Paul Iman
Mary- Jaro Avenue
Paul LeRoy
J. Dwyer
Albuquerque
N.M
Marl Irwin
Grove City
Thomas Early
Mercer
Miller Hosts S A W Club Meeting at Hemlock Street
Mr and Mrs Ruben Miller invite S A W club members to their Hemlock street home on Thursday evening April 2. A Baltimore doctor is cited as saying a drug three times as strong as carbolic acid is alleged to be as dangerous as bootleg liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Club
Ruben Miller
S. AW. Club
Hemlock Street
Baltimore
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Mrs. Williams
Martha Shrine
Sycamore Street
E. Washington Street
Metzler
Washington Street
Mrs. Howard Kirk
Mystic Club_ Dance
Nixon Theatre
Waldorf Gardens
Neshannock Ave
Marlin
Melody Monarchs
First Baptist
Honore Run
Cho
Bowling Circle
Reading Circle
Comaittea
Susanna Emery
A. L. Ohlson
Fi O'Glogle
Susanna M. Emery
Emma Smith
Herman Smith
Baldwin
H. Dean
GC. M. Householder
Helen
Zelieraple
Emma Bonzo
Califa
Ji. Smith
Gertrude Nelson
Ada Copke
Misa Emma Smith
Arthur Smith
Clair Smith
Norma Friday
Ellwood City
Fuler-Ritz
Dorothy Hilar
Wilburton
Okla
Frank Ritz
Wheeling
Beaver Falls
Misa Filer
Cordova
Eidete Shopy Bullel
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
New Castle, Pa
Cascade Park
Saturn Harold Ortli
Aut
Ohio State Collegians
Keith
Penn
Karamano
Good Wil
Good Will Bible
John Speed
Grant Street
J. Ja. Snyder
Johnston
Owrey
C. C. Hoover
Sampson Street
Sara Krostel
Culbreath
Sophia
Mary Cavender
West Washington Street
Maher Stewart
Migsignes Mauer
Jonett V. Stewart
Youngstown, O
First Methodiary Church
D. R. Dunn
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Mre
T. M. Shaffer
Inave
Texas
S.C. Lyda
Thercar Avenue
Putman
Y.W.C. A. Notes
Wallace J.ewing
Washington, Neshannock
East Streets
New Chistle
Higgins Bros
Barmerla Cértimater Bros
New York
Higgins
Louis Mathers
M. W. Calderwood
Winslow Avenue
Sis Hughes
Clearview Avenue
Wiliam Cunningham
DeWayne H
Coral M. Cunningham
Greenville
Beryl Loreen Patton
Lou Patton
Harlansburg Road
Cooper
Bobby
State Street
Butler
C. N. Cooper
C. N. Hilderbrand
Aetheny and
Hanna
CM. Mitchell
T City
Florence Jenkins
Delaware
Slippery Rock State Normal School
W. C. Jenkins
J. P. Morgan
South Merseer Street
W. F. Jones
Wierton
W. Va
George Walker
Kirsch
Clark and Mackie CO
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