Epworth League Banquet At Grace M E Draws 75 Members
Seventy five Epworth League members of Grace Methodist church attended the annual banquet last evening. Music by the Sunday school orchestra directed by Miss Pauline Smedley accompanied the event. Reverend Lee D. Smith of Jamestown spoke on Christian Pioneers urging personal action and the three commands come tarry go. Toastmistress Esther Allip presided as Miss Bessie Strickland led a musical, with readings and songs by Miss Helen Pressel and Miss Pauline Smedley. The menu featured fruit cocktail ham potatoes and fondant desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Grace Methodist Church
Pauline Smediey
Lee D. Smith
Brooklyn Heights
Christ the Great Pioneer
L. M. Barnard
Church Tor
Esther Allip
Bessie Strickland
Jeanette Loding
Misa Helen Pressel
Norman ‘Kidder
Arthur Penn
Misa Pauline Smedley
Frederick MacMurray
Recital by Miss Schellhammer in Boston May First
Mrs. William Hammond and Mrs. Walter Schellhammer travel to Boston to attend a song recital by Miss Adelaide Schellhammer on May 1. The graduate of Warren High School class of '26 and Radcliffe is a registrar at the Boston School of Music and has appeared in concerts at Dana Hall Wellesley and other venues. Vocal instructor Priscilla White sponsors the program. Schellhammer recently played Buttercup in Pinafore at the Peabody theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
Cottage Place
Walter Schellhammer
Fourth Avenue
Boston
Adelaide Schellhammer
Schellhammer
Warren High School
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Boston School of Music
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Boston School For Boys
Priscilla White
Miss Schellhammer
Jefferson School Girls Glee Club To Present Operetta
The Jefferson Street School Glee Club will present The Quest of the Gypsy, an operetta, at 7 30 tonight in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Romaine Erickson, Jane Culver, Marion Norton, Connie Johnson, Mary Heehin, and many chorus members from grades five to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Glee Club
Jefferson Street
Eeseacesersers
Romaine Erickson
iChaperon
Jane Culver i
Mary Haebn
Fortune Teleri
Marion Norton
Connie Johnson
Frances Miller
Betty Ostergard
Georgia Ostergard
Josephine
Pasquino
Elsie Seaquist
Lillian Siggins
Louise Waterbrandt
Beatrice Holt
Bonita Bidwell
Madelene Blair
Edyth Blick
Curt Larie Brown
Mary Gilson
Helen Haehn
Viola Holmberg
Ellen Klepfer
Martha Lindgren
Helen Sandblade
Inez Shellin
Viola Smanley
Myrtle Sly
Mary Tuller
Mary Kearns
Lillian
Bride-Elect Miss Linnea Peterson Honored in Warren
Miss Linnea Peterson, a Warren young woman soon to wed, was honored at Mrs. A V Eckstrom’s home with a thoughtful gifts event. Guests included Mrs. Gus Uler, an attractively appointed luncheon served for fourteen. Peterson is set to marry Fingal Bergkvist in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnea Peterson
Warren
A. V. Eckstrom
Gus Uler
East Wayne Street
Miss Peterson
Fingal Bergkvist
Hazel West Honored With Y W C A Cabinet Post
Miss Hazel West daughter of Mr and Mrs J H West of 114 Main Street has been installed as a member of the council of the Y W C A cabinet at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio She is a college junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel West
J. H. West
Main Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Out of Town Notes Follow Local Residents’ Travels
In and Out of Town items report Dr H W Mitchell leaving for Pittsburg on business last evening. Mrs J P Thomas and Mrs Everett Hoagwall visit Corry. Mrs Josie Mourton returns from Corry after visiting daughter Miss Lulu Mourton. Mrs Merley Wescott and zon visit Rochester NY. Mrs Josephine Bennett of Oil City returns home after visiting Mrs Paul Stewart on Market Street. Mrs Jennie Howard confined with flu. Mrs W M Creal spends Thursday in Ridgway. Friends of Arthur A Riemer notice their baby Faith recovering from illness in Lynchburg VA and expected home next week. Rev Carl Jacobson and others attend the New York conference spring convention at Bethlehem Lutheran in Ridgway this week. Mrs Ethel Fisher and son Henry of Market Street plan a New York City trip for a week starting Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merley Wescott and
Zon
Rochester
N. Y
Jozephine Bennett
Oil City
Paul Stewart
Market Street
Jennie Howard
Conewan
W. M. Creal
Hertzel Street
Ridgway
Arthur A. Riemer
Jackson Street
Faith
Lynchburg
Virginia
Carl Jacobson
Alfred Jacobson
Maude Thelin
Elsie Johnson
Alex Erickson
Ethel Fisher
Henry
New York City
Buddie Poppy Sale Plans and Auxiliary Activities
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at Loten Dinsmore Schwing Post outlined Buddie Poppy Day for May 19 and May 10 events, elected delegates to the state convention, and set dates for benefit socials to send delegates to Harrisburg. Mrs. Frank Underwood chairs the sale with several volunteers, and two bridge events are planned to fund travel for the state convention in June. Delegates to the state convention were chosen for June 14 to 16, while the inter-county council meeting will be in Corry on May 17 with a large local delegation. The group also announced a luncheon and joint activities with neighboring posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Loten-Dinsmoore-Schwing
Council
Coury
Frank Underwood
Ralph Armatrong
J. C. Morley
Eric Munson
Ralph Akere
Bertha Srenrs
Eric Munsson
Harold Jordan
Underwood
Ralph Armstrong
Harold Jordan Will
Harrisbug
Jane
Harry Keller
Corry
Warren and Warren Tomorrow Event Guide Night Schedule
Tonight at Warren venues feature Red Hair at Library Theatre and The Warning at Columbia Theatre. Special services at Swedish Baptist Church and other screenings at First M E Founders Hall. Mario Cappellio performs at Grace Methodist. Epworth M E hosts An Old Fashioned Mother. TN T club dance at W C A. Tomorrow Ken Maynard in The Canyon of Adventure and W C Fields in Running Wild. G A R supper, Jackie Coogan films at Warren Public Library. Trinity Parish dance at 9.30 clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Tomorrow Library
Ken Maynard
Columbia Theatre
W. C. Fields
Jackie Coogan
Motion Pictures
Warren Public Library
Trinity Perish
Dance Date Changed at Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
The Young People’s Fellowship of Trinity Memorial Episcopal church moves its dancing party to Saturday evening due to many conflicts this evening. Charles O. Young, committee chairman, announces the change. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roude of 12 Oak Street left this morning for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Fellowship of
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Charles 0. Young
Frank Roude
Oak Street
Pittsburgh
Reception for new members by Church Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church hosted an informal Thursday afternoon reception welcoming twenty new members to the organization. Miss Kate Hazeltine led a program featuring the missionary play Just Janey with a hostess group arranging tea, and sixty attendees enjoyed spring floral decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Tendere
Janey
Kate Hazeltine
Sam Niver
M. E. McKenzie
Burch
Bs Africa
Jessie Bright
Herbert Stone
Howard Hanna
Herbert Eaton
Mrs Dunham Hosts Dorens Class Luncheon
Mrs T N Dunham of East Third avenue entertained at a one o clock luncheon in her home Thursday honoring Mrs Peter Sonne who recently returned from Washington and New York City. Twenty Dorens Class members of the First Presbyterian church attended the afternoon of sewing and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sonne
Washington, D. C
New York City
T. N. Dunham
Eaat Third Avenue
Dorens
First Presbyterian Church
T. N. T. Club Party At YWCA Tonight
The T. N. T. club of the YWCA has arranged what may be the spring season’s largest affair at the Activities building. The Revelers will perform a dancing program from nine to twelve with refreshments served during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
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Warren Society and
Grace M. E
Rev. Smith
Jamestown
Jefferson School Girls Glee Club
H. W. Mitchell
J. P. Thomas
Everett Hoagwall
Corry Thoreday
C. A. Cooley
Josie Mourton
Lulu Mourton
Gibson Bros., Inc
The
House of Quality
Buddy Poppy
City
Titusville
Evie
Bradford
Kane
DuBois
Church Aid Society
Mrs. Dunham
Chafeee Tire
Penna. Ave
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