Forty Young People Attend Grace M E Church Social
About forty young people gathered for the first social meeting of Grace M E Church's newly formed Young People's Department on Monday evening in the church social rooms. Games and stunts were led by A H Tempston with refreshments served. The room and tables were decorated with fall flowers and autumn leaves. FE C Christensen is superintendent. Mrs T Jarce is resident superintendent. teachers include H Keck J E Johnson Mrs B C Christensen and Miss Blanche Farneis. All members attended along with Miss Blanche Francis and Miss Phoebe Finley, general superintendent of the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Department
Grace M. E Church
A H Tempston
FE. C. Christensen
T. Jarce
H. Keck
J. E. Johnson
B. C. Christensen
Blanche Farneis
Blanche Francis
Phoebe Fintey
Honor Mrs Ralston at Evening Bridge
Mrs. G Walter Irvin hosted a bridge evening at her Terrace street home in honor of Mrs. Edward Ralston formerly of Warren. Two tables competed with prizes to Mrs. Frank Iseman and Mrs. William Boreman, followed by a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Edward Ralston and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walter Irvin
Bridge
Terrace Street
Edward Ralston
Warren
Frank Iseman
Willam Boreman
Harold Smith
Neil Woodruff
Harry Moot
William Boieman
Ralph Akers
A. E Johnson
Water Street
I.sic
Grace M E church Goodwill class meeting announced
Members of the Goodwill class of Grace M E church will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the Winger room. A program is planned and refreshments will be served at the close by Mrs Quinn Smith and her committee. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill
Grace M.E Church
Winger
Mis
Quinn Smith
Committee
T N T CLUB ENTERTAINED AT JEFFERSON AVENUE HOME
The Misses Margaret and Jane Sloan hosted T N T Club members at a tureen dinner on Jefferson Avenue. Attendees included Katherine White Marian Elliott Betty Critchlow Helen Parsons Bernice Samuelson Emma Endison Florence Robinson Margaret Branks Adelaide Cogswell Louise Cogswell Mary Crossett Madeline Allen Helen Arnold Mary Topper Margaret Sloan Helen Richards Frances Grosch Josephine Guild Martha Topper LeRne Robinson Mary Louise Andrews Barbara Sellin Jane Sloan and Valtel Watt. MRS SIGWORTH HONORED AT SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING PARTY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
Margaret
Jane
Sloan
Jefferson Avenue
Katherine White
Marian Elliott
Betty Critchlow
Helen Parsons
Bernice Samuelson
Emma Endison
Florence Robinson
Margaret Branks
Adelaide Cogswell
Louise Cogswell
Mary Crossett
Madeline Allen
Helen Arnold
Mary Topper
Margaret Sloan
Helen Richards
Frances Grosch
Josephine Guild
Martha Topper
LeRne Robinson
Mary Louise Andrews
Barbara Sellin
Jane Sloan
Valtel Watt
Artistic Furniture Display Shown in Folkman Window
A Folkman and Sons window on Pennsylvania Avenue showcases early American furniture. An antique four poster bed, finished in natural cherry, centers the display, restored in Folkman’s workshop. Restorations of chairs tables screens and dressing tables, plus hand hooked Maine rugs and period fabrics, complete the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Folkman, and Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue
Folkman
Maine
Dinner Party in Honor of Mr L P Rogers
My wife and I entertain at the Woman's Club on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr L P Rogers who marks his sixth birthday anniversary. Mr DeFrees is Rogers' nephew and will have with him his daughter Miss Harriette Shattuck Rogers of Wallen and his son Cruest G Rogers of Newport News Virginia who came to Wallen for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul DeFrees
Woman's Club
L P. Rogers
Anneverary
DeFrees
Mr Rogers
Jim
Harriette Shattuck Rogers
Wallen
Cruest G Rogers
Newport News
John Larson Celebrates 77th Birthday in Ludlow
Mr John Larson of Ludlow celebrated his seventy seventh birthday with a Ponte dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C B Mattson. Guests included Larson children and many relatives from Ludlow and Warren, with a purse presented in honor of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larson
Ludlow
Ponte
C. B. Mattson
Larson
C. B. Mattison
Alta Larson
Wall Turner
Walter Irwin
A. W. Larson
Warren
Will Turner
Viola Winifred Irvin
Robert
John
Gwendolyn
Lloyd Turner
Jean
Leonard Strandburg
May Barto
Otto Mattison
Sheffield
Jennie
Raymond
In and Out of Town visitors return from ten day trip
Mr and Mrs H E Moot and daughter Helen of Conewango Avenue and Miss Florence Irwin of Terrace Street returned Monday from a ten days motor trip to Harrisburg Philadelphia Gettysburg and other eastern cities of interest. Mr and Mrs Herbert Draheim of Cleveland spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Draheim Bradley Street. Miss Elizabeth Mader left Monday to spend a few days with friends in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Gust Stave Mr and Mrs William Stave and Miss Otube Stave spent the weekend in Pittsburgh as guests of Mr and Mrs George Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Moot
Helen
Conewango Avenue
Florence Irwin
Terrace Street
Hartisburg
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Herbert Draheim
Cleveland
Henry Draheim
Bradley Street
Elizabeth Mader
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Pittsburgh
Gust Stave
William Stave
Otube Stave
George Baker
Reception to Honor Dr and Mrs Greer at church
An informal reception will follow midweek services at the First Methodist Episcopal church in the parlors to honor Dr C T Greer and Mrs Greer and new church members. Mrs Charlotte Hall Lohnes directs a short program. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C T. Greer
Fist Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlotte Hall-Lohnes
Christmas Fund Plans Discussed by Stone Class
Plans to raise money for the "White Christmas" fund were discussed by members of the May R. Stone class of First Presbyterian church at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Paul Arnold of 14 Madison Avenue. Social time followed the business session with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May R. Stone
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Arnold
Madison Avenue
Clifford Johnson
J. Leslie Ellis
Tucker
Fifteen Tables in Play at W F W Party
Fifteen tables of bridge and five hundred were in play at the card party held by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Monday evening. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Sarah McClellan and Mrs. Frank Witz, while five hundred prizes were awarded to Mrs. Pearl Highmy, Olive Easton, Ralph ONeil and Harry Keller. Refreshments were served at the close by the committee on charge led by Mrs. Arenia Lehman, with Mrs. Will Farnsworth in charge of the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sarah McClellan
Prank Witz
Pearl Highmy
Olive Easton
Ralp O’neil
Harry Keller
Arenia Lehman
Will Farnsworth
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Dailey at Cobham Park
Mrs John Dailey Jr. was surprised at her Cobham Park home on Saturday evening by friends and neighbors for a birthday party. Guests played five hundred, prizes went to Mrs Dailey and Marshall Storum, and a bridge lamp was given to the honored guest. A two course luncheon concluded the event with Roy Knopp, Ward Bauer, Clair Beyer, John Daley Sr, Marshall Storum, and Leonard Schuler in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daley
Marshall Storum
Leonard Schuler
Annual Church Night at Swedish Baptist Church
The Swedish Baptist church will observe annual church night on Wednesday evening. A supper banquet will be served at 6:30 PM followed by a devotional service. All church members and their families are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Church
Bible Class Tureen Dinner Set At Thursday Meet
The Anna Miller Bible class of the First Baptist church meets Thursday in the church parlors for an all day work meeting and regular business session. Members bring tureen dishes and sandwiches for a noon dinner. coffee cream and sugar provided. Bring thimbles needles and come early as quilts will be tied and rugs finished. Plans made for a bazaar on October 25 26 to benefit the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
First Baptist Church
Dr Ball's Europe trip explained at Glade PTA meeting
Dr M V Ball presented an illustrated talk on his European journey at the Glade Parent Teachers Association fall meeting held in the Glade school building. The third grade sent the largest turnout of parents. a naming committee for the new school building was formed and a delegate to Easton convention was not chosen. Evelyn Morris sang, and Marjorie and Margaret Woodruff performed piano solos. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Ball
Europe
Glade
Parent-Teachers Association
G. J. Ginader
Easton
Evelyn Morris
Marjorie
Margaret Woodruff
Mrs Frant Hosts Bridge Club Meeting At Conewango Ave
Mrs George Frant of Conewango Avenue hosts her bridge club Tuesday evening. Two tables will be played and refreshments served by the hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frant
Conewango Ave
Beautiful New Headwear and Baby Goods Ad
An advertisement promotes infant and children's headwear at 311 Third Avenue along with a selection of Baby foods labeled Lovely Grits for the Wee Baby. Dated 10 9 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TBE
Third Avenue
Regent's Day Observed by D A R in Woman's Club
General Joseph Warren Chapter D A R members will observe Regent's Day at the Woman's club on Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock. Regent Miss Harriette Shattuck Rogers will speak on D A R chapters she has visited and upcoming work. Mrs. Mary Albrecht and her committee will host social hour and cover current events. Mrs. W D Todd will also address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warren
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman’s Club
Harriette Shattuck Rogers
Regent
Mary Albrecht
Miss Antico Weds Miss Helen Antico in Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Antico and Miss Helen Antico daughter of Don Antico and John Johnson son of Detroit couple were married Saturday afternoon at the First Lutheran church parsonage with Rev C A Dennig officiating the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Antico
Don T. Antico
East Street
John Johnson
John John Johnson
Detroit
First Lutheran Church
C A
North Warren Civic Club Holds Annual Banquet
Ninety members attended the North Warren Civic Club fall banquet and social at the North Warren Presbyterian Church. Dinner was served by the Willing Workers. Ralph Newhall, club president, reviewed activities from years past and progress for the town, proposing future improvements. E M Hodges orchestra provided music and group singing was led by J E Hazeltine. George Cowden and committee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ni Warren
North Warren
Newhall
E. M. Hodges
J. E. Hazeltine
George Cowden
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Grace M. E. Church
Mrs. Ralston
Sigworth
Mre Lows Sigworth
Brook Street
J. F. Anderson
Canton Street
Long Island
Mineola
V. Healy
Catherine H. Livingston
Lola Darling
Irene Healy
MR. L. P. Rogers
Hostess Gas
DR. and
Mrs. Greer
Onward
Salem Evangelical Church
Church
Martha Society
The
Emanuel Reformed Church
Charles Morse
Locust Street
Winthrop W. Slocum District Manager
Briltis
Contis Barber Shop
Associated Master Barbers of America
DR. Ball
Glade P. T. A
Dextra Baldwin Winters
Lucky” Baldwin
Thaddeous A. Winters
Long Beach
Cal
Anita Baldwin Winters
Miss Antico
Cook's Boot Shop
Library Theatre
Bidz
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