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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1928

Page

8

Miss Wilkins Recital Displays Unusual Talent at Warren Conservatory

Miss Ruby Wilkins of the Warren Conservatory Junior Piano class presented a varied program ranging from early Toscha to Rubinstein and Chopin pieces. Critics praised her rapid technique, expressive refinement, and strong pianistic style, with Nancy Hunter and Miss Sara Lamon delivering notable supporting performances.

Ruby Wilkins Warren Conservatory of Music Bi. le B B. Campbell Conservatory of Music Rocky Island Rubinstein Chopin Finland Cyril Scott Hawkes Sara Lamon Warren Leona Stoll Kane R O Suter Margaret Wagner G. Walter Irwin Warrer Lastevening Parides Scherzo F. Sharp Judassohn Oscar Rasbach Etude Chopin Fryil Land of a _ Thousand Lakes Sibelius Scott

Entertainment for the King's Heralds May Day Dinner

The children of the King's Heralds attended a May day dinner party arranged by their superintendents Mrs J R Shepard and Mrs E R Frost and Mesdames H M Andrews S P Ostergard W S Slocum and T H Tremss. Between four and six in the afternoon they played games and enjoyed themselves while Mrs Shepard told a story and the group honored her with a Begonia chant.

King's Heralds J. R Shepard E.R Frost H. M. Andrews S. P. Ostergard W.,s. Slocum T. H. Tremss Tunstall Alta Tunstall Russell Street Mah Jong Barbara Edinger Helen Swanson Richard Tunstall Edward Frederickson Leroy Tunstall Walfreda Pearson

Arbutus Rummage Sale Opens Today

Arbutus Missionary society begins a four day rummage sale in the Exchange building featuring men's and women's clothing, children's wear, and house furnishings. Proceeds fund local outreach with early picks for shoppers.

Arbutus

Summer Luther League Meets Discuss Convention Plans

The Luther League of First Lutheran Church met for a tureen dinner with about twenty members present. Delbert Werle led the program and welcomed new members Br. Claude King and Miss Bessie Larson. Rev. Dennig led devotion, funds were raised to pay for a portable typewriter, and two shipments of saleable merchandise were distributed. The group plans to send delegates to the district plague convention in Johnsonburg in August and the state convention in Wattisburg in July, with a delegation also considered for Conneaut Lake summer school. The next meeting date will be announced later.

Luther Leagues First Lutheran Church Delbert Werle Claude King Bessie Larson Dennig Johnsonburg Wattisburg Conneaut Lake l

Baptist Missionary Society Meeting At First Baptist Church

Mrs K Kistler led the program for the Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church at the Hof home on Fifth avenue. Fourteen members attended. President Miss Anna Snyder announced the annual Baptist Mission societies conference set for Union City May 15 and 16 with many members planning to attend. Mrs Hoff acts as president of the Oul Creek Association and sisters Laura and Anna Snyder are among attendees. Refreshments followed the business hour.

K. Kistler Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Church I. J. Hof Fifth Avenue Anna Snyder The Baptist Mission Societies Union City J. Hoff Oul Creek Association Laura and

Misses Lesser Baby Week Attends Babies Wearing Apparel

The Misses Lesser observe Baby Week with careful attention given to infants apparel. The feature highlights practical tips for dressing infants and promotes comfort and safety in baby wear.

Warren Tonight and Midweek Events at Local Theatres

Warren churches hold midweek services at 7 30. Pleasant Grange and Dorcas Thimble Club meet at home and at Mead street. Warren High School presents Seven Keys to Baldpate at 8. Senior recital by Miss Margaret Wagner at the Warren Conservatory. Eastern Star hosts 21st birthday at Masonic Temple. Zonta and Lions clubs schedule luncheons at YWCA and YMCA respectively. Community activities include theatre bills at Library and Columbia venues with Partners in Crime and Honeymoon Hate.

Library Paten Columbia Theatre Warren Pleasant Grange Dorcas Thimble Club Elmer Bloom Mead Street Wallace Berry Raymond Hatton Crume Columbia Florence Vidor Isabelle Hazeltine First Methodist Church Ladies‘ Aid First Lutheran Church Doreas Quaintance Club First Baptist Harold Stoddard Sixth Avenue Woman’s Missionary Society First Evangelical Church Trinity Memorial Church Ladies’ Aid Swedish Methodist Church Warren High School Baldpate Central W. C.T. A H. G. Baxter Franklin Street Margaret Wagner Warren Conservatory of Music Eastern Star Masonic Temple Zonta Club Lions’ Club

Supper Party by Pythian Sisters in K of P Hall

A family supper party of the Pythian Sisters was held last evening at the K of P hall at five o clock. Star Temple No 17 members and families attended. Final plans were made for Star Temple Sheffield participation and a card party was set for Tuesday evening. Mrs Cary Gibb presided. Also notes on extended invitations. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mrs Lams Bosing has returned from Hamet hospital Erie under Dr Davis care for twelve days and is slightly improved.

Python Sisters K. of P. Hall Fi Oelock Star Temple No. 17 Star Temple Sheffield Cary Gibb Max Pythians Lams Bosing Hinkle Street Hamet Hospital Erie Davis Bosine

Nurses Prefer MELLO-GLO Face Powder

French Process Face Powder is favored by nurses for its pt, not drying skin. It stays on longer, reduces shine, and benefits complexion. Mullen Drug Co markets MELLO-GLO as the new wonderful beauty aid for lasting coverage.

Mullen Drug Co

Banquet and Lyceum Event of Presbyterian Brotherhood

The annual banquet and business meeting of the Presbyterian Brotherhood of First Presbyterian Church is set for Friday at 18 15 in church parlors. Dr Wayne Helmbrecht, president, will present reports on the brotherhood course and activities. Officers include Donald McComas vice president George O Dell secretary and C T Conarro treasurer. The Augustania College Band will perform as a season feature on Saturday May 26 prior to a European tour and Olympic appearance.

Presbyterian Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church Wayne ©. Helmbrecht Donsla McComas George O’dell C. T. Conarro Brotherhood Lyceum Augustania College Europe Warren Pittsburgh Carnegie Hall

Census of Pennsylvanias Sunday schools under federal state survey

In cooperation with the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association and government agencies a census of Sunday schools is being taken across Pennsylvania for 1927-28 statistics. Warren County secretary L A Timm and assistants collect data with deadlines looming to ensure county counts.

Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association United States Pennsylvania L. A. Timm Warren County Sunday School Association Warren County Washington Harrisburg

In and Out of Town Notices and Local Visits

In and Out of Town Miss Mary E Kennedy Beech Sr visits with friends in New Bethlehem. E G Gardner and George P Brook on a short business trip in New York City. J B Fenstermacher and E G Garber of the Associated Gas and Electric System in Johnstown on a business trip. Mrs Lottie Northrup of 114 Cayuga Avenue visits with friends in Ridgway.

Mary E. Kennedy, Beech Sr New Bethlehem E. G. Gardner George P. Brookway New York City J. B. Fenstermacher E. G. Garber The Associated Gas and Electric System Johnstown Lottie Northrup Cayuga Avenue Ridgway

Literary Circle Dinner Hosts Chautauqua Circle

Mr and Mrs W F Messner and Miss Ella Perry will entertain the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle at a six o’clock dinner Friday evening at the Woman’s Club. Twenty members will attend. Dr W M Robertson will give chapters from China A Nation in Evolution. Miss Kate Winger will present topics on China and Mrs Siggins will lead current events.

W. F. Messner Ella Perry Chautauqua Woman's Club W. M. Robertson China Kate Winger Siggins

W F W Card Party Successful Event

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held an afternoon card party with bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Mrs J H Young and Mrs W Farnsworth for bridge and to Mrs J Ladner and Mrs Jessie Westcott for five hundred. The next spring card party is May 7 with both men and women invited. Mrs Harold Sordan and Mrs Eric Munson chaired events. Aaaiity refreshments concluded the gathering.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary Spring Rovers J. H. Young W. Farnsworth J. Ladner Jessie Westcott Harold Sordan Eric Munson

Reverend Ware to Speak at Zonta Luncheon

Reverend J L Ware rector of Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church will speak at the Zonta Club luncheon Thursday afternoon A spirited song program is planned by Grace Mitchell secretary The Jamestown Club board invited Warren club to attend programs joint picnics are planned for summer calendar

J. L. Ware Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church Zonta Club Grace Mitchell Jamestown Club Warren Club Jamestown Organization

Sunday School Tour Information Requested From Warren County

L. A. Timm, secretary of the Warren County Sunday School Association, announces inquiries about the tenth Sunday school tour and convention of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath Association to be held in Los Angeles July 4 to 28. A special Pennsylvania Railroad organized tour will include first class Pullman travel with stops at Colorado Springs, Santa Fe, Grand Canyon, Riverside, Redlands, Yosemite Park, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver and other points. Delegates will form at Philadelphia with a Chicago stopover en route. Further details are available from Mr. Timmer at State headquarters, 1611 Arch Street, Philadelphia.

L. A. Timm Warren County Sunday School Association Warren Pennsylvania State Sabbath Association Los Angeles California Pennsylvania Railroad West Colorado Springs Santa Fe Grand Canyon Riverside Redlands Yosemite Park San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver Philadelphia Chicago Ill Timmer 1611 Arch Street

Warren Grange to Meet on Saturday Program

Birds and Their Habits will be the subject of the Warren Grange program Saturday evening at the regular meeting in the K of P hall. Members are urged to bring questions for Pomona discussion. Second and first degree initiation will be given. All members who have sponsored prospectives are urged to have their candidates in attendance.

Warren Grange K. of P. Hall Pomona

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