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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1925

Page

3

Kate A Hill Missionary Society Holds Seventh Anniversary Party

Members of the Kate A Hill Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church celebrated seven years with a Monday evening program led by Miss Margaret Beeder. Miss Mildred Allison spoke on Egypt while Misses Charlotte Taylor and Katherine McMillin sang. Social games followed and a 28-cover dining room featured fall color decor and nut baskets.

Kate A. Hill Missionary Society Second United Presbyterian Church Margaret Beeder Charlotte Taylor Katherine McMillin Mildred Allison Egypt Carl Baldwin Frances McClaren Charles Book Margaret Reeder Mary Martin Elsie Johnson Kathryn English Kate Hill Society Esther Agnes Wagner Oak Street

Daughters of Lydia Hold Silver Tea at Moody Avenue Home

The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian Church plan a Silver Tea at Mrs. Thomas Morehead's Moody Avenue home on Tuesday afternoon October 6 from 2 to 5 o'clock.

Lydia First Presbyterian Church Tlhomas Morehead Moody Avenue

Arcadian Club to Meet at Mrs Lee Davids Home

Arcadian Club will welcome members at Mrs Lee Davids residence on Euclid Avenue Wednesday evening for the gathering.

Arcadian Club Lee Davids Euclid Avenue

Attractive Luncheon for Club Members

Mrs. P. N. Brest hosted a one o'clock Fall meeting of the Current Events of '06 at her Highland avenue home. Thirty covers and guests Mrs. Harvey Robinson and Mrs. E. E. Brest were present. A brief Federation update was given by Mrs. J. L. McConaghy, with two weeks until the next gathering at Mrs. C. E. Lyle’s home.

P. N. Brest Highland Avenue Harvey Robinson E. E. Brest

Woman's Club Plans Opening Luncheon in New Castle

The Woman's Club of New Castle formed in 1899 will hold the season’s last meeting Monday October 5 at Highland U P Church. Luncheon at one o clock for members and guests followed by Miss Thursa W Amos dean of women at the University of Pittsburgh speaking on New Ways For Old Reservations must be sent to the social committee by Wednesday evening.

Woman's Club of New Castle Highland U. P Thursa W. Amos University of Pittsburgh

F. T. A. Girls to Visit Mrs Hemphill Wednesday Evening

The F. T. A. girls will be guests of Mrs. Walter Hemphill on West Washington Street Wednesday evening.

Walter Hemphill West Washington Street

Mrs Walter M Black Reported Illness At New Castle Hospital

Mrs Walter M Black of Green Street is hospitalized in New Castle with an illness.

Walter M. Black Green Street New Castle Hospital

Hell's Highroad at the Capitol delivers perfect casting

Cecil B. DeMille directs Leatrice Joy in a tale of money and marriage with a rich financier backer and a faltering romance. Shura Rulowa and her Dancing Nymphs headline the Capitol stage with a premier vaudeville act praised for sensational dancing and skilled troupe performances.

the Capitol Shura Rulowa Cecil B. DeMille Coney Island Hall DeMille Leatrice Joy Judy Edmund Burns Robert Edeson Julia Faye Helene Sullivan Capitol Keith

Patterson Munroe wedding ties town to Bermuda trip

Mary Virginia Patterson wed Thomas Munroe son of William Munroe of Muskegon Michigan in a Monday evening ceremony at the Patterson home in New Castle. Rev McClure and Rev Patterson officiated before eighty five guests with a reception and buffet. The couple will live on Sheridan avenue after a two week Bermuda trip.

Paul Browne Patterson Fairfield Avenue Mary Virginia Thomas Munroe William Munroe Muskegon Michigan William Emerson McClure First Presbyterian Church C. D. Patterson Delaware Ohio Fred S. Emery John Holland Butler Helen Munroe William R. Munroe Munroe Patterson School of Music Culver Military School University of Pennsylvania Aviation Corps New Castle Box Company Joseph D. MecNulty Chicago, Il Harry Adams Albert Cromlish Harriet Cromlish Sharon Ruth Blocker Elwood City Millicent Painter Kittanning

Shaffer Anniversary Party Honors Eighth Year

Mr and Mrs Harold Shaffer hosted about fifty guests at their West Moody avenue home for their eighth wedding anniversary. The event featured pink orchid decorations, dancing, music and cards with high score prizes awarded to Mrs L Earns of Baltimore and Mrs Bertha LeFever and Mrs Jay Updegraff.

Harold Shaffer West Moody Avenue Learns Baltimore Bertha LeFever Jay Updegraff Clare Taggert Youngstown John Davis John Bechtel H. H. Updegraff D. Kenaren Alliance Glynder Davis Johnstown James Lewis Pittsburgh Shaffer L. Kearns

G. G. G. Girls Hold Evening At Youngstown Road Home

Miss Margaret Kelley hosted the G G G Girls gathering on Youngstown road Monday evening with sewing and conversation. Mrs Stephen Strain won the prize. Hostess Mrs W E Kelley and her mother served refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Annabel Lowery’s home on Youngstown road in two weeks.

Margaret Kelley Youngstown Road Stephen Strain W. E. Kelley Annabell Lowery

Gleaner's Class Meeting At Mrs Mildred Allison Home

The Gleaner's class of the First Baptist Bible School taught by Mrs Paul D Weller met at Mrs Mildred Allison's Dewey avenue home Monday evening with 14 members present for a brief business meeting.

Gleaner First Baptist Bible School Paul D. Weller Mildred Allison Dewey Avenue

Ever Ready Bible Class Social At Grace Methodist

Grace Methodist Sunday school Ever Ready Bible class held a Monday evening social in the church parlor led by teacher Genevieve Baker with assist Sadone Kirker. Eighteen guests attended as games and music filled the hours and a brief meeting elected officers: Sarah Kennedy president Ruth Jones secretary Ruth Hammond treasurer. Refreshments followed.

Lresident Ruth Irwin Zella Black Grace Hockenberry Allison Evelyn Brest Grace Hocken- Lerry Maryland Avenue Sylvia Jones Grace Methodist Sunday School Genevieve Baker Miss Baker Sadone Kirker Sarah Kennedy Ruth Jones Ruth Hammond Ruth Buchanan Frances Pitzer Dorothy Kennedy Florence O'Brien Delorus Eckles Marian Kline Mildred Foster Lizzie Jacobs Jessie Nader Frances Nader Elizabeth Wade Junior Wade

Lectures on American Statesmen Draw Wide Attention

Edward Howard Griggs lectures attract wide attention as crowds from nearby towns plan to attend. The Woman's club brings him to Highland U. P. church at 2 30 p m starting Thursday for talks on Washington the First American with tickets sold at the door.

Edward Howard Griggs Griggs Woman's Club Highland U. Pp Washington

Luncheon Planned for A. C. T. Class Members at 1210 Highland

Mrs. C. H. Hilborn Mrs. R. J. Tully and Mrs. W. L. Pander will host a 1 o'clock luncheon for A. C. T. class members of the First Christian church on Thursday at 1210 Highland avenue.

C. H. Hilborn R. J. Tully W. L. Pander First Christian Church Highland Avenue

Meeting of Reunited Ladies League Postponed

The Reunited Ladies League meeting set for Thursday with Mrs. Anna Bennett on Atlantic Avenue has been postponed for two weeks.

Reunited Ladies League Anna Bennett Atlantic Avenue

Mrs Drake to entertain T. F. N. club Thursday

Mrs Francis Drake of Richelieu Avenue will host members of the T. F. N. club in her home on Thursday afternoon.

Francis Drake Richelieu Avenue T. F. N. Club

Pollock Avenue Hostess Plans Y. O. B. Club Meeting

Mrs David Taylor of Pollock avenue will entertain Y. O. B. club members at her home Thursday evening.

David Taylor Pollock Avenue Y. O. B. Club

DeMoss Engagement Announcement

Local audience in New Castle is invited to a September 30 evening concert at the First Christian Church by Mr. and Mrs. George DeMoss, joined by two sons and Miss Verna Hoover. The event, under Christian Endeavor Society, will feature music and storytelling to support church enterprises.

DeMoss New Castle United States Canada Europe First Christian George DeMoss Verna Hoover Christian Endeavor Society

West Side WCTU Meets at Mrs Garver's Home

West Side WCTU held a Friday meeting at 411 Bell Avenue, with Mrs Long presiding. Devotions, minutes, treasurer’s report, and a building fund contribution of 12 dollars were noted, plus subscriptions to Union Signal and plans for a October Hallowe en social.

West Side Hiram Garver Bell Avenue Long Allen Moore Cramer Union Union Signal

Local Notices From New Castle Hospital And Community

Personal mentions report Mrs George Crocutt not much improved at New Castle hospital and Mrs W J Fox recovering after surgery There is a birth announcement for a daughter Shirley Jean to Mr and Mrs Evan Wilkins Also notes of visits and travel including Mr Norman Clark Mrs Mary Zeigler and others and concerns over serious illness of Mrs David Davies in Pittsburgh Martha Bell of Albuquerque visits L E Hogue Paper Mill and Mrs Fred Elleby recovers at home

George Crocutt Huron Avenue New Castle Hospital Frank Sanfilippo Oak Street W. J. Fox Martin Street Evan Wilkins West North Street Shirley Jean Norman Clark East Main Street Mary Zeigler North Mercer Street William K. Egan Emsworth J. E. Ligo East Grant Street Robert Garroway Pittsburgh David Davies L. E. Hogue Martha Bell Albuquerque New Mexico Fred Elleby North Walnut Street

Butler Feather Cleaning Co to Take Feather Orders in New Castle

The Butler Feather Cleaning Co will have a representative in New Castle on Wednesday, September 20, to take orders for cleaning feathers and feather mattresses. For work, write J. F. Myers, Gen. Del New Castle, Pa. Call 1224-J. Local advertisement for Golden Glint Shampoo enhances hair with a small tint.

Butler Feather Cleaning Co New Castle J. F. Myers del New Castle

Have You Seen It The October Hay Rake

Arch Bristow's Hay Rake magazine is advertised as refreshingly different and outselling rivals in its class. The note promotes mail order sales from Conneaut Lake Park Pennsylvania and charges 25 cents for a copy.

Bristow Conneaut Lake Park Penn‘a

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