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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
8
The Philomel Club opens its year with a meeting led by President Rose Messner. Ruth Barnes gives a song recital with Mozart and Winter Watts selections and encores. Accompanist Lallan Larsen handles difficult scores as guests enjoy refreshments.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Brethren church will meet Friday at two in the church social parlors, with a revised start time from two thirty. Mrs. Harold Hoskins leads the program on Homes and Habits of Africa, joined by the Wagners of Bradford and Mrs. O. E. Schaeffer. Hostesses are Mrs. John Mueder, Mrs. Charles Lawson, Miss Mary Fay, and Mrs. A. B. Brubaker.
A late rummage sale is underway at 106 Pa. Ave. E with hours from 10 to 3. The listing notes location and timing for this community sale event.
The Ladies Ald Society Dorcas of the Swedish Baptist church will meet in the church parlors Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
The High School Girls' Club approved a uniform dress after weeks of discussion and a 14-dress display. A navy blue wool poplin outfit with three kick pleats, white collar and cuffs was chosen and Metzger-Wright will supply at a nominal price. No shipment date set yet for first introduction.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening to plan advance ticket sales for Men of Purpose a World War history film to be shown at the Columbia Theatre November 12 13 and 14 produced by the Veterans Film Service An oyster supper follows the eight o clock meeting Delegations from Youngsville Sheffield Clarendon and Russell are expected along with all captains and their teams.
The Salem Evangelical church holds its annual Thank Offering meeting Thursday at eight o'clock in the church auditorium. A 7 30 p m business meeting precedes. The program includes a special muse and several Thank Offering dialogues. Members should bring their boxes for the missionary fund.
Mrs W F Henry entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at a luncheon Thursday afternoon at the Woman's Club.
The Young People's Society Mylan of the Swedish Congregational church will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock in the church parlors. All members and friends are urged to be present. Luncheon at Woman's Club: Mrs. David Beaty Jr and Mrs. Harold Banghart entertained in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Scofield of Larchmont, N Y. Mrs. Noyes and daughter will motor to Pittsburgh Friday morning with Mrs. Scofield visiting Warren friends. they will then continue to Tryon, N C for the winter.
About fifty to sixty attendees gathered for the first session at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening. Rev. Harold Stoddard led devotionals, a vocal duet performed, and L. H. Burkhart spoke about Western churches visited on vacation.
The Martha Society of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Mrs. John Johnson. All members are invited to attend.
Seventy five members of the Miriam Missionary Society of the Swedish Lutheran church traveled to Jamestown on Wednesday evening to attend a meeting at Mrs. Carl Peterson’s Barker Street home. Rev. Carl Jacobson led devotionals with a program including Elvie Anderson piano solo Betty Woodworth recitation Elsie Lindell vocal solo Hilda Gustafson and Elsie Lindell vocal duet and shore address by Rev. Daniel Nystrom. Refreshments followed served by Mrs. Peterson and her daughter Hilma Stohlbrost. Mr and Mrs Fred Griswold of Corry were guests of Mrs Willis Hess Third Avenue.
Miss Gertrude Saarburg and Missi Maude Thelm entertain the Che lo cha class of the Swedish Lutheran church Friday evening at 26 Mead Avenue. All clan members are cordially invited.
Members of the First Presbyterian Sunday school will lead the opening worship Sunday after attending the Regional Young People's Conference in Erie. Delegates reported on the conference plan and four main themes prayer ideals guidance and service with leaders from the United Brethren church and state associations. Warren county participants included Rev Linson Stebbins Ruth Wilkinson and others. thanks were given to George Craft and C W Beckley for transport.
Bishop Herbert Welch of Pittsburgh will preach at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 10 30 in the morning and attend a 7 30 p m mass meeting at Grace Methodist Episcopal church with Warren and surrounding area Methodists. He recently shifted to the Pittsburgh area after twelve years in Japan and Korea and earlier led Ohio Wesleyan University. John Brenton hosted a Halloween party at his Parker street home for friends with orange and black decor and a parade to his grandmother Mrs J H Brenton’s home on Dartmouth street.
Mrs S T Gannack field secretary of the Episcopal church in New York City will speak at the Woman s Auxiliary of Trinity Memorial church Friday afternoon at the Woman s Club. She is visiting Diocese of Erie for two weeks and will discuss the United Thank Offering. Miss Anna Rockwell hosts the afternoon. Mrs John Chamber of Pittsfield spent Wednesday in Warren visiting relatives.
Mrs. R. L. Fassinger hosted Salem Evangelical Church choir members for an old fashioned parsonage party. Halloween decorations and stunts provided entertainment, followed by late hour refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Nageli, Mrs. Rdyholm, Mrs. Rosentrater, and others plus Rev. and Mrs. Fager.
The Christian Endeavor League holds its monthly business and social meet ing Friday at eight o'clock in the church assembly room. All members are urged to attend.
Members of the F F A lodge will hold a masquerade party Saturday evening November 3 at eight oclock in the lodge hall on Second avenue. All members and friends are invited. Honor Mrs Schofield. Miss Marian Sleman and Miss Gene Walker entertained at tea Thursday afternoon at their Liberty street extension home honoring Mrs Lawrence Schofield of Larchmont N Y.
One new typhoid case and several suspects were added to Olean's epidemic list on Wednesday. The total known cases reached 215 after four individuals were released from the suspect list.
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