Record Attendance On Mother's Day At Central Church
Central Christian church marked Mother's Day with strong attendance in morning and evening services. Sabbath school registered 578 attendees. Loyal Ladies Bible Class led by Rev. Mrs. Owen counted 98. Boys class taught by Mrs. Dean McCall won the attendance banner. Prizes went to oldest mother Mrs. White, next oldest Mrs. Shelar, and to families with the mother and youngest twins, nine children, and the most grandchildren. Performances included several duets and readings celebrating mothers.
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Central Christian Church
Loyal Ladies Bible
Owen
Dean McCall
White
Shelar
Klink
Moore
Strobel
McClain
Smith
Jones
Fred Smith
A.W. Bauman
Huber
J. W. Thomas
Davis
Redman
Hinkson
Owen Wag
Church Program Ends With Fern Presentation After Hymn
An evening at the church featured the Invitation Hymn God is Calling the Prodigal and the benediction. Mrs. J D Cole surprised Mrs. Hey Owens with a fern presented by Mrs. J W Thomas. The daughters staged the pag eant The Ideal Home led by Mrs Tean McCall. despite rain, the auditorium was full and the program was well received.
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J. D. Cole
Hey. Owens
J. W. Thomas
Tean McCall
Rev S A Farver to Speak Again at City Mission
Rev S A Farver, who addressed the City Mission Saturday and Sunday, will speak again tonight at 7 30. The sermon follows a song service led by Mr Gibson after a brief musical prelude and invitation messages from the Bible were shared yesterday.
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S. A. Farver
City Mission
Farver
Mr.Gibson
Bridge Talk By Officials On North Street Span
Tuesday afternoon councilmen and county commissioner will discuss the proposed North Street bridge at the courthouse. The session aims to outline plans and address public concerns regarding the bridge project.
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North Street
Court House
Observing 88th Birthday Today Mrs Shelley Hosts Open House
East Side resident Elizabeth Shelley known as Mother Shelley celebrates her eighty eighth birthday at her Spruce Street home. She arrived from Scotland fifty two years ago and has hosted open house with friends and family including daughters Mrs Shannon of Cleveland and Mrs Roth of Pittsburgh. She has seven children, twenty six grandchildren, twenty five great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Shelley
East ‘Side
Shelley
Spruce Street
Scotland
Spruce
East Washington Street
Agig
Thomas. Shannon
Cleveland,o
John Roth
Pittsburgh
Elm Street Branch Banquet Planned by Girl Reserves
Mothers and daughters will enjoy a banquet Tuesday evening May 12 at the Elm Street branch Yow A. Dinner starts 6 30. About seventy five are expected. A special speaker and pledging program will be held. The event is directed by the Girl Reserves with Mrs Carolyn Williams as chairman.
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Mothers and Daughters
Elm Street
Yow
Girl Reserves
Carolyn Williama
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted: John Sturdifin New Castle William Strawhecker R D 7 Helen Marie Urmson 1311 Delaware Avenue Mrs Emily Burns 105 Fine arrest Discharged: Mrs Donna Warnar 93 East Washington Street Blanche Brown New Castle R D 4 David Badger Beaver Street Mrs Anna White New Castle Borough D1 Beat Prince of Wales spoke to the Boers in their native tongue Hope the Boers were not bored.
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John Sturdifin
New Castle
William Strawhecker
R. D
Helen Marie Urmson
Delaware Avenue
Emily Burns
Donna “Warnar
East Washington Stret
Blanche Brown
David Badger
Beaver Street
Anna White
New Castle BR. D
Geet
Prince of Wales
Special Services At Moravia Church Revival at Moravia Tabernacle
Evangelist K L Cramer of Wilkingburg Pa led revival services at Moravia Gospel Tabernacle despite bad weather. Morning topic Revive Us Again. evening featured trombone solo Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break and Get Right with God. Evangelist preached Self Examination. Prayer requests noted. Meetings run nightly except Saturday with tonight's subject Consecration.
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K. L. Cramer
Wilkingburg
Kexan
Gospel Tabernacle
Moravia
Cramer
Martin Walker
Princeton Farmers Meet in High School Building
Lawrence County Co-Operative Association members convene for a Tuesday evening business meeting at the Princeton high school. Also notes from Princeton personals include motor trips, hospital visits, a high school play, cautions on local detours, and a tuberculin test by state veterinarians today.
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Farmers of Lawrence County Co-Operative Association
Office of Justice of the'Peace
J/A. Blair
Claira McGuire
W. D. Morrigan
J. B .Bowers
Ellwood City
Jon, Nelson
Clarence Nelson
A. W. Weyman
New Castle
City Sanitery
Wil
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Nick Frasso
Thomas Quinn
Dickson
Julian Kwoleck
Morris Street
New Castle Mutual
New Castle Mutual Building & Loan Ass
E. Washington Street
Neil Than
Dorr
H. R. Huston Hardware CO
E. Long Avenue
New Castle Fa
Elbwood City, Pa
Meyer & Weller
Mahoningtown, Pa
Mrs. Shelley
Elm Street Branch
Shenango Valley
Dr. L. A. Finkelstein
Bell
Finlah
al TS
Kickernicks
Rome
Tabernacle
Evangelist Cramer
Princeton
Womans’ Missionary Society of
Frank ‘Blair
Charles“ Oliver
Walter Stickla
Henderson
Hook
Rose Pott
Harry Wilkingon
Mary, McHattle
Evelyn Turner
Misa Mary
Mycra
J P Alkan
Martin Street
Hiatus Avenue
Croton Avenue
Martin Sireet
Kelen
Gladys Booth
West Grant
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