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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1928
Page
7
The Grace Methodist Church revival features a booster choir of over fifty youths aged six to fourteen, rehearsing daily at four o clock under Professor Walch. Reverend Joshua preaches on Gosped, with altar responses and a call to be born again, while Sunday school plans full representation and a special seating area.
Cast for the recreation room production at First Baptist Church on February 23 and 24 includes Betty Bronson Olive Archibald Ethelyn Parker Nell Randell Mayda McNitt Molly Jessop Evaling Scroggs Genevieve Amey Charles Atkins Randy Stewart Kim Pritchett Berdine Smeed and George Phillips. Director is Stanley Stroup of the High School faculty. The play set in the Bronson living room follows three summer scenes and promises humor and entertainment.
A campaign dinner will be held Friday evening February third at First Lutheran church to boost plans for the Ministerial Pension Campaign. The Pittsburgh Synod and local supporters aim to exceed their quota as campaign work runs February 5 through 12 hosted by the church council. The order follows a recent creation by the United Lutheran church to aid pastors or widows in old age with a four million dollar goal. Warren is expected to contribute. Ernest Kabeniek, Sunday School missionary of Warren County, will speak at the First Presbyterian church during mid week services tomorrow evening.
Metzger-Wright drapery department installs one hundred forty seven pongee shaded window coverings in the Waren Savings Bank Building. The washable DuPont Tontine shades resist rain and storms while offering lighter colors that harmonize with draperies and wall coverings.
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Minnie Barbara Mathyer daughter of Albert Mathyer and Harold Miller Griffith of San Francisco occurred December 28 1927 in San Francisco. Miss Mathyer long employed by Bell Telephone Company, resided in California for four and a half years, and the couple will live at 755 Bush Street.
Dr C C Briggs of Pittsburgh tours California with his brother Dr E S Briggs and Mrs Briggs while Warren residents plan a six week South America cruise leaving February 16 from New York. Several locals travel for business or leisure, including Miss Ella Tybout, Miss Louise Jenkins, and Mrs. Knupp. The Blue Stocking club hosts a gathering with Alice Clemons entertaining and Mrs Wade leading discussions from the Messenger.
An afternoon at 108 Wayne Street featured Mrs Michael Smith hosting guests Mrs Merrell Jordan Mrs John Hart man and Mrs C A Satterlund. Prizes went to Mrs F Shirr and Mrs C A Satterlund as guests received awards and a five o'clock luncheon was served. The weekend camp for North Warren Girl Scouts met at Jetmore on Jackson Run with many passing tender foot and second tests.
The Woman's Club Choral society debuted before a Warren audience at the clubhouse concert hall under director Lillian Bairstow. The program featured seven or eight numbers, praised ensemble balance, and noted fine accompaniments by Ris ton, Birchard, Hall-Lohnes, and Anderson. The piece highlighted vocalists from Warren’s instructors and lauded music as a social beacon, with hope for another performance soon.
South should bid one heart to avoid high second-round costs, though a six card club suit could favor bidding clubs first. West opens two diamonds. North passes, East bids two hearts, South three clubs, West three hearts, North three spades, signaling a spade preference but not a raise. The play follows.
The United Brethren congregation sets revival services from February 12 to March 6 with the theme Getting Ready for the Revival. Rev R W Driscoll of Youngsville assists Rev Brubaker February 12 through 26, with Rev Mo L Gerhardt aiding for the remainder.
The American Legion Auxiliary campaign committee reports progress with many members secured. final reports will be presented at a Thursday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Benjamin Kinnear and Mrs. Homer Putnam East Street. Daughters wives or sisters of veterans are eligible, and the group emphasizes aiding veterans families and orphans, with past efforts including Christmas baskets for soldiers hospitals and a substantial check to Scotland Home near Philadelphia. Funds also aided Mississippi flood relief and local relief subscriptions.
The Y M C A leaders class features two divisions for aspiring leaders. Division A includes top testers who direct apparatus work and guide marching and games. Division B advances after 80 percent tests. Members include Kottcamp, Miller, Combs, Africa, Olison, Coates, Buerkle, Vera Milyea and others. Initial tests cover academics, faith, scripture, physical skills, and a written why-to-lead essay. Dinner follows Saturday class. Gym girls meet tonight led by Mrs Buchwalter for business and basketball focus.
That Baby You've Longed For offers advice on motherhood and companionship by Mrs Margaret Burton of Wriins Ortv. A confidential service in Kansas City invites married women to learn about balancing family life.
A collection of upcoming events and notices across Warren venues includes film showings at the Columbia Theatre and Library Theatre, 8:00 PM starts. Philomel Club activities and a party at 210 Prospect Street. birthdays at First Lutheran church and EC home. Mooseheart Legion cash party at 8:00. student recital at Conservatory of Music at 8:00. a midweek prayer service. Philomet Club business meeting. and a taffy pull planned for February 6 with the YWCA club group led by president Betty Callehtwn, plus dance committee plans for Cupid’s Dance on February.
Tidioute news notes a string of social events from the week. Mr and Mrs Clinger hosted twenty guests for dinner and bridge with prizes to Prof Qua ham and Mrs Harold Smith. William Merkie welcomed friends for games and dancing. Miss Mangmel Atwell arranged a farewell party for Joseph Aller with games, singing and refreshments. Mrs Gus Levins senior class enjoyed a sleighing party. Mrs Walter Murphy returned from Lockport. Lyle Briggs visited Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Herman Cook hosted a six o'clock dinner for Mr and Mrs Leon Millard of Keene NH. Bridge party at C P Merkle home on Economy Street with late refreshments. P V Ruhlman and children spent the weekend in Warren. Lyman McGill visited in O F City. Leon Williard of Breene NH left Tidioute for a New York City trip. Van Potter of the State Highway Department spent weekend in Butler.
Assistant Scout Executive EF Huver will address the Parent-Teacher Association at Starbrick School Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock. Mr Huber will explain benefits from establishing a Scout troop in the community.
Printed programs for the annual Warren County school directors convention to be held at the courthouse on February 15 were received today at the office of County Superintendent C. Keapp. The programs will be mailed to directors Friday or Saturday.
The Rev G Harry Nelson pastor of the Swedish English Methodist church will address the women of the Central W C T U Thursday afternoon February 2. Mrs J OH Small hosts at 209 Madison Ave with devotions led by Mrs J Frantz and Mrs J N Grady as leader. Hostesses include Mrs Paul West Mrs William Berk Mrs Willis Jackson and Mrs Jennie Topper. County president Mrs Mable Mallas presides. Eighty at card event noted by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary with Mrs Will Kendall and Mrs Pans hosting. Topics: card party at post, future supper and bake sale planned.
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