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SATURDAY, JUNE 2,1934 UNIONTOWN, NEWS STANDARD By Dorothy Great Meadows Chapter To Meet With Misses Boughner election of delegates to state Conference will be tiie most Important feature of the, June business meeting of the Great Meadows chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, frhich will be held Tuesday afternoon, 5, in the home of the Misses Sthel and Alice Boughner of the Mc- Slellandtown road, Reports from all officers and com- chairmen will be presented. Mrs. J. C. Work, tfce regent, win preside.

Hostesses will be Miss Ethel Boughner, Miss Alice Boughner, Mrs. M. M. Cochran, Miss Ina Frasher, Mrs. A.

R. Struble, Miss Ida Gray, Mrs. H. D. Graham, Miss Alice Christy, Mrs.

D. E. Bosley, Mrs. Charles Bowman, Miss Mary Snider, Miss Marguerite Snider, Mrs. W.

S. Conwell, Mrs. O. C. Kough, Miss Elizabeth Conwell, Miss Mary Struble, Mrs.

H. F. Taylor, Mrs. Amos Thompson and Miss Mary Snider. Grace Rickey Will Marry T.L.McGintyThisMorning Miss Grace Richey, daughter of Mr.

nd Mrs. Chauncey Richey, of 129 West Main street, and Thomas L. McGinty, son of Mrs. Bryan McGinty, of McClellandtown, will be married this morn- Ing hi the rectory of St. John's Roman Catholic church.

Rev. Fr. Michael F. Bonfield, pastor, will officiate. After the wedding breakfast which will be served in the White Swan hotel, the couple will leave for a honeymoon trip to the World Pair In Chicago.

MISS HENDERSON TO OPEN KINDERGARTEN MONDAY. JUNE 4TH Miss Carolyn. Henderson, daughter Judge and Mrs. D. W.

Henderson, is Opening her kindergarten for Its second season on Monday morning. Miss Henderson was graduated 'early this week groin Indiana State Teachers' college she received an A. B. degree with major subjects in kindergarten So enjoyable was the kindergarten Smder Miss Henderson's direction last that practically all her former Students were eager for June and kin- to start again. Methods of and play direction as well as 'equipment are of the most modem kind.

In all work with young children Ifiss is unusually successful and it is a special privilege for children Jo be under the care of such-aa expert jleacher. Registration Is now closed, being She limited number accepted for the pasc-it classes and directed play are each morning of- the week during he month of June at Miss Henderson's some, Derrick avenue. ffetta Rich Celebrates fiixth Birthday Recently Birthday joya for six-year-old Netta shared Tuesday evening with I go of her little friends." Netta Is the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement ich of 17 Bay street and she -was fcappy as the kiddies frolicked with' and contests during the The youngsters were Served a dainty luncheon at amall tables which were prettily decorated a color scheme of pink, white and green.

The "highlight of the luncheon was a beautifully frosted cake in' the pastel colors and rfcopped with wee birds which held tae jplnk candles. The cake 'was the gift 1 Mrs. A. D. Ferguson.

The little guests included: Joan and Ferguson, Margaret Alexander, Clarion "Alexander, Rose Mary Canton! Barren Bree, Corirme Bree, Jane and McKittrick, Elizabeth Rot- jeny, Julia- Rich, Virginia Mongollia, rtha Jane, Ruth Elizabeth, Norand Arleen Mitterling; Marie Jarbar, Nancy Georgiana and the wee lest of honor. Miss McGormJck To Be Hostess For D. A. Mrs. S.

O. McCormick of New Salem will be hostess for the final meeting of the season of the Colonel Andrew Lynn chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Wednesday, June 6. A special executive board meeting be held at 1:30 o'clock and the regular begin at 2 o'clock. A special feature of the afternoon will be the presentation of a chapter flag by Mrs. Emily Hess and guests of honor will be winners In the essay contest conducted by the chapter recently in the high schools of German township, Brownsville and South Brownsville.

The winning essay will be read, the theme for all being, "The Bag and What It Should Mean To Me." R. D. Conn, principal of-the Brownsville high school, will be guest speaker. Mrs. M.

win be the presiding regent. In cnarge of the program will -be the three committees: Americanization, Mrs. W. J. Culleton, chairman; National Defense, Mrs.

H. G. chairman; and Flag, Mrs. Nettle Culver, chairman. Mrs.

Paul Jackson has arranged A musical program. ELOISE SENNETT, WILLIAM LANGE MAY 26 Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Sennett, of 150 Askren street, this city, announce the of their daughter, Miss Eloise Sennett, to William Lange, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lange, of Charleroi, The ceremony was performed in the Christ's Lutheran church of Cbarleroi on Saturday, May 26,1934. Rev. Kunkleman, pastor, read the marriage service.

Attending the couple were the MissMarthaWilseckTo BeMamedOnJunelS Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Wilseck, of 83 Nutt avenue, are making known the engagement of their daughter, Martha, to John P. Lynch, son of-Mrs, Rose P. Lynch, Ambridge. The bride-elect has selected June 18 for her wedding which win take place in St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic church, with John Rokosz -officiating. Details of the wedding are being planned and members of the bridal party chosen which the will reveal in the near future. Nurses Alumnae To Have Meeting Monday An Important business meeting of the Nurses Alumnae association wffi be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, it is necessary to have all members present. with FLOYD and to for home improvements and repairs WCAE- listen in--Then See HANKINS-PAULSON CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR THZ MtLUON.QQlU^TO.UHP HOMI JMFROVIMENT KAN bridegroom's brother, Mack Lange, as best man, and the bride's sister, Mrs.

Eugenia Douglass, or Brownsville, as maid of honor. Others in attendance were another sister of the bride, Mrs. Joseph Thompson, and her family, of Charleroi, and Mr. Lange's parents. Mrs.

Lange was graduated from the Uniontown high school with the class of 1931 and the bridegroom graduated from the Charleroi high school the same year. Mr. Lange Is associated with the MacBeth Glass factory of Charleroi and as soon as the newlyweds have found ft suitable location they will make their home in. that city. New Violin Instructor To Appear In Concert Announcement 'has been made by Mrs.

Nelle P. Reinhart, director of the Waynesburg College school of music, of the appointment Gaylord Yost of Pittsburgh as head of the violin department to succeed Pierre DeBacker who has The new instructor will introduced in Waynesburg for the first'time June 7, when he will play a group of three solos at the concert of the Waynesburg Choral club, of which Mc Clurg Miller, voice instructor of Pittsburgh and Uniontown, is director. The concert will be of much interest to local musicians who are planning to form a party to attend the musical treat. has-been head of the violin department of the Pittsburgh Musical Institute since 1921, founding the Yost string quartet in 1925. He ranks as one'of America's foremost composers and artists and has appeared on successful tours in Europe, 'United States and Central America.

Recent Bride Honored By Girls Of Murphy Store Girls from basement of the C. Murphy store entertained Thursday evening In the home of Gaul, of North Gallatin avenue, complimentary to Mrs. Clarence George, formerly Bernice'Sechler, before her marriage of a few weeks ago. As a combined gift the girls presented the guest of honor with a beautiful bedspread. The' guests included:" Elizabeth Mullih, Mrs.

Thomas Barnette, Florence Farr, Frances Foster, Katnryn Freeman, Louise Hunt, Mabel Wersing, Kathertne Virginia Love, Virginia Messmore, Evelyn Flesher, Frances Grassland, Cecelia Phelan, Jean Delores and Lillian Gaul, the hostess, Vivian Gaul, and the guest of honor, Mrs. George. Musical Program Given In South Union High A successful musical program was given Thursday evening hi the auditorium of the South Union high school, the proceeds of which were devoted to the Senior High year book. The program included: Numbers by Joseph Paxson's orchestra; orchestra of the Central Christian church, under the direction of Clifford Brown; readings by Mr. Conn, of Point Marion; selections by the Mandolin Miss Thompson.

To Ride In Allegheny County Horse Show Miss Evelyn Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Thompson will arrive home this week-end from the Greenwood School for Girls In Ruxton, and she will be accompanied by Nancy Patterson, of Pittsburgh, who ffill be guest for the week-end, On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week Nancy and Evelyn will ride team of horses in the Allegheny County Horse Show in Sewlckley. The team which the girls will ride Is one of two teanii being entered in the show by Nancy's mother, Mrs.

Patterson. Both girls are expert horsewomen anct have ridden in umerous shows and exhibits. Mr. and Thompson expect to attend the horse show and will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Jenkins and -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins of Warrentown, who will arrive in town early next week for a brief visit at the Thompson home, "Foxhill." 9 Virgina Pearl Heath Weds Harry F. Fleming In the home of Rev. William McKee of Buena Vista this morning -at 7 o'clock a wedding was solemnized which united Miss Virginia Pearl Heath, daughter of S.

W. Heath of near- Belle Vemon, and Harry F. Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy S.

Fleming, of Smock. The bride was gowned In poudre blue trimmed with white lace and accessories to match. The only guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. William TreadweU, Misa': Elizabeth Heath, Mr.

and Mrs. James Fleming, brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Fleming.

the bride and bridegroom are graduates of California State college. For the past two years the bride has taught In Rostraver township school and Mr. Fleming has been a member of the teaching b-taff of the Franklin township for the past year. For their honeymoon they will motor to Chicago to the Century of Progress and later to Ottawa, HI. After June 15 they will be at home in Smock.

High B. Y. P. U. To Have Special Meeting A special meeting of the Senior and High B.

Y. P. U. units of the Great Bethel Baptist church will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. The meeting will take place In rooms for the purpose of listening to the radio address to be given by Mc- Clenna Leonard, well known young people's worker of Pittsburgh, who will tell of the 43rd Creative conference of the National B.

Y. P. IT. in Pittsburgh next month. Mr.

Leonard has TTniontowri on various occasions and has a host of friends among the young people of this section. Ail members are urged to be on hand to hear the Interesting message Mr. Leonard has to tell. Kern-Swan Nuptials Solemnized May 31 st Miss Kathryn Kern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George S. Kern of Connells- vUle, and William H. Swan, son of Mrs. Ward Ringler, also of Connellsville, were married Thursday afternoon, May 31, In the United Brethren church of Connellsville. Rev.

Elmer A. Schultz, the church pastor, performed the ceremony. The bride was graduated from the Connellsville high school in. 1929. Mr.

Swan is the Conneilsville dealer for the General Electric company. Immediately after the ceremony the newlyweds left for a honeymoon trip and after June 4 they will be at home in the Mitchell apartment, South Pittsburgh street, Connellsville. club; vocal solo by Lloyd Deffenbaugh; reading by Miss Betty Irene Howard; acrobatic stunts by the DaWSOnS Observe 30th Charles Bixler and Charles Phillips," and selections by the South Union octet. Surprise Party Is Given For Miss Brey, Monday Miss Lulu Brey, Beeson boulevard, was the honored guest at a surprise party planned by members of Class 13, Third Presbyterian church, and held at her home Thursday night. An Informal evening of fellowship and social diversions was enjoyed.

As a climax to the pleasant entertainment, a delicious 'uncheon was served. Wedding Anniversary A family dinner will be served this evening at the Shaffer farm, near Ohiopyle, for Judge and Mrs. J. W. Dawson who-are observing their 30th wedding anniversary.

Only members of the Immediate family and a small group of intimate friends who are entertaining for the ifewsons will be present. The wedding took place June 2, 1504, in with Dr. J. D. Gold, then pastor of the Third Presbyterian church, officiating.

Mrs. Dawson was the former Miss Emma Mills of this i city. PAGE MISS HURST HONOR GUEST AT CHARMING PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY A pre-nuptial party In the form of a surprise linen shower was held this afternoon at the Shaffer Farm, near Farmington, with Mrs. Hugh Johns as hostess and "Miss Ruth Hurst as guest of honor. Following charming luncheon entertained the gueste, the tables being arranged for 12, Spring flowers were used as decorations and reflected the color theme of yellow and green.

Miss Hurst, daughter of Mrs. Olive Hurst of Murray avenue, has selected June 9 as the date of her wedding to Clinton A. Weslager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weslager of Carried, Pittsburgh.

The wedding will be a quiet one and will be solemnized in the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Hurst's only attendant will be Mrs. Hugh Johns, for whom the bride of this June acted in the same role last year. Guests at today's party were: Mrs. Ralph Cox, Miss Margaret Dollison, Mrs.

Robert Adler, Miss Pauline Kough, Miss Margaret Griffin, Miss Frances Ellis, Miss Wessie Gleason, Miss Frances Cessna, Miss Ether Craig, Miss Mary Griffith, Mrs. Malcolm Fries, of Charleroi; Mrs. Johns, the hostess, and Miss Hurst, the guest of honor. Risk Auxiliary To Meet At Church Tuesday Night Regular monthly meeting of the Annn Chapman Risk auxiliary of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church will be held Tuesday June 5, at 8 o'clock In the church parlor. The subject will be "Adventuring In Faith With Carriers of Light, Our with Mrs.

H. M. Sheffer as leader. The devotional period will be conducted by Mrs, Charles Hathaway whose subject is "The Life Was a Light." Bible study-will be in charge of Mrs. -Margaret Burrell.

Music -for the evening's program will be- furnished by Miss Lucille Elleard, guest soloist, and Miss Eleanor Keighley, guest violinist. A playlet, "New Melodies," will be presented by Miss Josephine Kriz and her aides, the Epworth League members of Phillips. A special offering will to the missionary salaries. Immediately following the program -bust- ness session will be held, featured with the election of officers for the 1934-35 season. AD.

members and friends are most cordially Invited. Pittsburgh Sisterhood To Have Dance, Monday A. Spring dance will, bs given by the Beth Shalom Junior Sisterhood of Pittsburgh at the Willows Monday night; A well known orchestra wUl furnish music for dancing and a floor show will add to the evening's entertainment. The committee In charge of arrangements includes Miss Olga Marcus, a former Untontown girl, and Miss Ethel Pittsburgh, a.sister of Miss Naomi Frank of this city. A party of Uniontown people are planning to attend the affair which promises to be most enjoyable.

Reservations should be mads with Miss Anna Wanetick, 81 Bigetow boulevard, Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Dannels Surprised With Birthday Dinner A pretty color scheme of pink and eeu was carried out in the appointments for the surprise birthday dinner last evening in honor of Miss Thelma Dannels. Miss Danr.els' mother planned the party and it was held in her home, Church street. A lovely bow of pink peonies and roses, flanked on each side with green tapers, formed the centerpiece. Covers were laid for Miss Hazel Cowell, Miss Martha Mover, Miss Edith Gardner, Miss Lenr. Show, Willis Show, Robert Rennie, Robert Kemp, Miss Lucy Whitlock and the guest of honor, Miss Dannels.

Wedding Of Last Is Revealed To Friends A winter wedding is just now being revealed in the month of brides. The principals are Mildred Showman of KeistervJUe, formerly of Detroit, and Joseph Potter of this city. The wedding was an event of February 17 in Detroit, where the bride was employed as a graduate nurse. She was graduated from one of the large Detroit hospital schools of nursing. Mr.

Potter is associated with the Tri-State Wholesale Drug company. The bride is now at heriJiome in Keisterville but the future plans of the uewlyweds have not been disclosed. L. T. L.

Entertained By W. C. T. U. Friday An orlgnal playlet, "Betty Joins the L.

T. was one of the highlights of the program presented yesterday when the children of the Loyal Temperance Legion were guests of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at a program and party in the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church dining room The presentation of the playlet was a surprise feature and was composed dramatized and staged by Peggie anc Ann Bowie Clark, nine and seven year old daughters of Rev. and Mrs. J. Clark of tha Second Presbyterian church.

program was given under the capable direction of Mrs. George Wright, sponsor. The children entered the room to music of a march played by Miss Faith Fearer. After some group singing and responses a splendid program was given by the following talent: Eleanor Liston, Marilyn Miller and Maxine Gallatin, readers; Betty Sumey, accompanied by her sister, Doris; Martha Fox and Eleanor Liston, vocalists; Joan Sembower and Faith Fearer, pianists. Following two hours of directed play in the gymnasium dainty refreshments were served.

Membership in this splendid group is rapidly growing. The youngsters have a mite box but no dues are required, those who can contribute according to their ability, and all children of the city eligible. Yesterday morning was devoted to sewing by W. O. T.

TJ. members for the Child Welfare department and a covered dish luncheon was served at noon. Next regular meeting will be held Friday, June 8, in the Asbury parsonage with Mrs. C. J.

Whitlatch as hostess. Theme of the meeting will be "Message of the Flowers' the program to be sponsored by the Flower Mission department in charge of Mrs. Ada Hemphill. Mrs. Katie Gray will have charge of.

the flowers and all those who have flowers to contribute are asked to bring them to the-meeting to be distributed among the sick. Legion Auxiliary Will Entertain Prize Winners Amrican Legion auxiliary will be hostess to the medal award winners and their mothers and winners of the poppy posters and their mother at a social meeting to be held in their honor Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Legion home. Another special guest will be Miss Jeannette Smith, who sold the largest amount of popples, and her mother. An interesting program has been planned-for the evening and luncheon will be served The medal award girls art Thelda Price, Lafayette Junior high school; 1 Anne Lowe, Ben Franklin Junior high; Margaret Burns, St. John's Parochial school; Frances Yardley, North Union; Margaret Pratt, South "Union.

Awards for the poppy posters -were presented to Voyle Beaumont, Senior high; Christine Wood, representing both Junior highs. ft 0 South Union High Plans Farewell Dance, June 21 Annual farewell dance of the South Union high school will be held Thursday, June "21. George Silver and his orchestra have been secured to play. This yearly function Is one of the most enjoyable socials the students have. Coining as it does several weeks after school has been dismissed, it attracts thejnajority of the students, especially members of the graduating class.

Hours for the dance have been planned from 8:30 until 1 o'clock. Junior Auxiliary To Have Picnic Monday Monday, June 4, has been selected as the date for the picnic of the Junior Unit Auxiliary of the American Legion to be held at Rendine's in the Connellsville road. Members are asked to meet at the American Legion home at 10 o'clock for a brief business session, which will be the final one of the season. Burwells Entertain At Housewarmins Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Burwell entertained at a buffet supper and house- wanning last evening in their new home, Delaware avenue. Dinner guests numbered about 24, all close frienos of the couple. The Burwells have just moved from Craig street to the former Heise residence. JUST ARRIVED FROM LONG ISLAND Cypress, Arbor Vitae Juniper Ft. To 0 Ft.

$0.00 To $0.00 Aaf SEE THEM OX LOT NEXT WEST END THEATRE I Landscape Architects Contractors. A I "FROM HEADQUARTERS" GEO. BRENTL GREAT CAST PLUS KEN MAYNARD in "Between Fighting Men" 6 Tirst Chapter "THE WOLF DOG" NIGHT PRICES lOc and 2Gc MRS. JEWELL TO HAVE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PARTY Invitations have been received by Uniontown and Fayette county friends for a reception to celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs.

James 8, Jewell of Donnont, on Thursday, June 7. Rev. Jewell was formerly pastor of the Flatwoods Baptist church, later being associated with the Baptist Orphanage in Donnont. The Jewells moved from Fayette county about tea years ago but they kept in touch witfc a host of friends, a number ol whom are planning to form a party to attend the reception. Jane Francis To Observe 11 th Anniversary Today Jane Francis is planning to celebrate her llth birthday today with a picnic in the mountains with several of her school friends and her cousins, tha daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Flenniken, among the guests. Jane Ls daughter of Mrs. Lillian Francis. Catholic Daughters Are Invited To Reception Invitations have been extended to aft members of Court Uniontown, Catholic Daughters of America, to attend reception for new members to be held by Court St.

Xavler, Latrobe today. The ceremony will take place in Daugherty hall, Depot street, beginning at 2 o'clock. Miss Margaret McHugh, state vice regent, will be in charge. Personals T. J.

Strosnlder, a Greene county, resident underwent a serious operation in' he Uniontowa' hospital, Is resting comfortably. Ife will be several days, however, before he will be recovered sufficiently to return to his home. Mrs. Prank Malloy, her sons, John and Francis and a Miss Honey, together with Miss Katnryn Lalley composed a party motoring to Cleveland Memorial Day to visit Mr. Mrs.

Prank Geisler. Mrs. J. V. Brothers, of West ley street, is slowly recuperating her strength after a protracted Illness.

Sht was a patient in the Uniontown hospital five weeks after submitting to an operation. MLLE. TTTTRSA DIEECT FROM BROADWAY Outstanding Fan Dancer of tht Present Day LAURA DALE Tap, Rhythm and Snake Dancer PEGGY KILER Blues Staffer GORLEY'S LAKE HOTEL LAST TIMES TODAY YGHfllSEE AND HEAR A STOW VDUKEVEft HEARD HEUN TWELVETREES AUCEFAYE THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT MAN! STARTS MONDAY JOAN FRANCHOTTONE NOW PLAYING RICHARD A in "A MODERN HERO" with JEAX MTJTR MARJORIE RAMBEAU VEREE TEASDAIE Alwayi 15c Seats SECOND BIG HIT I "Voice In The Nighr.