The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

Elinor Larkin, Society Editor- Patti Ann Shaffer Wed In Service In Virginia MRS. JAMES E. McILWAINE Confraternity Will Have Affair Sunday The Confraternity of Christian Mothers of Cardale will have a reception and installation of offi cers on Sunday, May 24, begin ning at 3 p.m. Toastmaster will be Rev. Lloyt Zwolinski, pastor of the church, GOLD STARS Gold Star Mothers Circle will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Fayette County Court.

House. A memorial service will be featured. RENT The Piano Of Your Choice! A Brand New SPINET PIANO Can Be Delivered To Tour Home For As LitUe 15. Visit The TURNTABLE 13 MORGANTOWN ST. GE 8-6509 OPEN EVENINGS Patti Ann Shaffer, HIS W.

5th Lorain, Ohio dntighter of Mr. and Mrs. Y. D. Shaffer, Biittermil Lane, Hopwood, and James K.

Mcllwaine were unite in marriage. Monday, April 20, in Winchester, Va. Mr. Mcllwaine is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Mcllwaine, '1077 Oberlin Lorain, Ohio. Tho double ring service was read at 1 o'clock in the Market St. Methodist Church by the Rev. Charles J. Bright.

For her wedding, the bride chose a light blue suit with matching stole, black accessories and a white orchid corsage. Following a wedding trip to Miami Beach, the newlyweds are residing at 1115 W. 5th Lorain. Ohio. The bride is a graduate of North Union High School, class of 1954, and is employed as a secretary by the B.

F. Goodrich General Chemical Avon Lake, Ohio. Mcllwaine four years with the U. S. Air Force and is also employed at the B.

F. Goodrich General Chemical Avon Lake, as a chemical operator. JOY Class Will Hold Feature Class. Central Christian Church, hold monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the lome of Jackie Harmon, 124 Nassau St. Edwanda Cassady will be in charge ot the devotions.

Following the business meeting cosmetic demonstration will be by Jean Brown. Hostesses will be Mrs. Cassady and Mrs. Louella Berish. Serving on the refreshment will be Mrs.

Lois Jean ostelnik, Mrs. Mary Walls. Mrs. Betty Mehalovich, Dorothy tlcFarland, Jean Jarbara Hopwood. Bowlin, Mrs.

President Mrs. Louella Berish isks a full attendance with mem- sers bringing guests. Summer Apparel For Young Ones Priced to Please Parents MRS. MICHAEL'S CHILDREN'S SHOP 55 So. Gal.

GE 8-5151 Fort Gaddis DAR Hears Travelog The Fort a i Chapte: Daughters of the American Revo lution, held its-May meeting the First Presbyterian Church Fairchance. with the regent, Mar jorie L. Patterson, presiding. The chaplain, Mrs. Owen Jones was in charge of devotions.

The National Defense topic wa. discussed by Mrs. Allen Brow who read an article from Th a Painesville, Ohio which mentioned some event fraught with danger lo our Anier lean liberties. Our independence as we have always known it, coi (inued Mrs. Brown is at the cross roads and we will lose it little little unless we have the wisdorr to alert ourselves to dangers tha are threatening our freedoms an fight with all.

The strength have in eradicating them. "Tha 'eternal vigilance is the price liberty' never held more than in our country's history to day" staled the speaker sh concluded her discussion. During (he business 'session Mrs. W. S.

Mclnlyre, chairma of the nominating committee, presented a list of candidates se lected by her committee for th' chapter offices during the ensuin; year. The report was acceptec and the officers elected includec regenl, Mrs. Russell Clemmer 'irst vice regent, Mrs. A Brown; second vice regent, Mrs H. Fowler; chaplain, Mrs.

A H. Love; asst. chaplain, Mrs. Roy Dye; secretary. Jennie K.

Bittner: asst. secretary, treasurer, Mrs. Elaine Robert Rider Smith SHOP LEON'S DAILY 10 to 5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10 to 9 A I FOR IHE Complete Sun Fashions For All Little Girls High Styled Low Priced SWIM SUITS 2 99 to 5.99 SLACKS 2.99 to 4.99 JAMA I CAS 2.99 to 3.99 TOPS 1.99 to 2.99 SUN DRESSES 2.99 to 5 99 YOUNG WORLD--DOWNSTAIRS IN CONNELLSVILLE asst. treasurer, Mrs. J.

J. Homes burg; registrar, Joanna Jones. Mrs. W. G.

Brown, Mary Bahnseti and Marjorie L. Patler son presented a pictorial "Trip Through Historyland." Starting on the farm where Mrs. Lloyd Hon saker, the regent of the Colone Andrew Lynn Chapter, resides was seen old Fort Gaddis built in 1758 by Colonel Thomas Gaddis Next Washington, D. in the springtime with Japanese cherry blossoms creating scenes of un surpassing beauty. From there to Fredericksburg and Kenmore-that proud, picturesque mansion which was the home of Colone! and Mrs.

Fielding Lewis. Mrs Lewis' was Betty Washington, the only sister of our first president. Stop was also made at the old frame house where George Washington bid his mother a last fond farewell and received her blessing before he set off for New York City to be inaugurated the first President of the new Republic. Then to Williamsburg, that lonial capital where much of the course of American history was shaped, and on to Jamestown, the cradle of our nation. Turning northward to Boston and Bunker Hill, to old Cape Cod and historic Plymouth.

Aboard Mayflower If, the replica of that little Pilgrim ship of 1620. And finally along this trail of famous places the speakers passed by Fort Niagara, the Gettysburg Battlefield, where the decisive battle of the Civil War was fought in 18fi3 and then to Valley Force, our Nation's Shrine. The late President MacKay of Princeton University once said, "The road to tomorrow lies through yesterday." We are the heirs of yesterdays rich with the history bequeathed by our forefathers. Their keynote of courage was faith--faith in God, faith in each other, and faith in the present and the future of America. Serving as hostesses at the luncheon and social hour which followed the program were Mrs.

G. M. Marker, Frances Johnson, Elaine Rider, and Mrs. W. P.

Patterson: LOVELY MODELS --Jewish Community Center will be the scene Thursday night of a gala fashion revue sponsored) by the Women's Assn. of the Uniontown Jewish Community Center. The affair will get under way at 8 o'clock. Pictured above, seated, is Susan Jacobson. Standing, left to right, are Linda Goldberg, Melinda Levin a Lillian Snecldon.

Tickets are available from Mrs. Louis Opal! at the Keystone Paint and AVall- paper Co. --Herald-Standard Photo Plans Completed For Fashion Revue To Be Held On Thursday Social Calendar Uniontown Art Club, meets in I. N. Hagan Conference room Yough Valley Ambulance Corps )f Ohiopyle, supper and bake sale it Oak Grove School.

L.U.B.A., Pleasant View Pres- lyterian meeting in social room, K. J.O.Y. Class. Central Christian Church, monthly meeling in home Jackie Harmon, 124 Nassau 8. Woman's Society of Christian lervice, Trinity Methodist Church, 'airchance, meets at church, 4.

Women's Dunlap Presby- erian Church, meets at the Acad- my, Merrittstown, 7:30. Rachel Circle, Calvary Meth- dist Church, meets in Dorcas Jass Room, R. Friendly Bible Class, Second 'resbytcrian Church, meeting in Vestminstcr House, Adult Choir, Third Presbyterian hurch, rehearsal, 7:30. Building Committee, Third Pres- yterian Church, meets at church, :30. Dorcas Class Prayer Group, Tiird Presbyterian Church, meets home of Lenore Woodfill, 10 Idgemont 7:30.

Session, Trustees and Deacons, "bird Presbylerian Church, meet- ng in church, 8. Bethany Class, 'Iliird Presbyter- Church, meets at church, 7:45. Rehearsal for Drama, "Ambas- ador of Fire," Third Presbyter- Church, 8. Zearley Class, Asbury Methodist hurch, meets at home of Mrs. ohn Corcoran, 24 Friendship Class, Central Chrisan Church, Around-the-World arty at church, 8.

Wismer Class, St. Paul's Luthran Church, Mother-Daughter nner, in church social room, 30. Plans have been completed for the Fashion Revue which will be held by the Women's Assn. of the Uniontown Jewish Community Center Thursday, May 21, in the auditorium of the center at 8 o'clock. The fashion show will feature active sports-weai apparel as bathing suits, and casuals for sum mcr pleasure.

One of the highlights of the affair will be a piano selection by Karen Franklin and dance se lections by students of the Jean King' School of Dance. Modeling the outfits will be Sandy Koidanov, Mrs. Pat Ciarlo Mrs. Jerry Abels, Mrs. Jasoi Cohen, Mrs.

Leroy Lurie, Mrs Allan Barry, Mrs. Donald Sned don, Linda Goldberg, Melind, Levin, Maxine Cooper, a Franklin, Judy Weiner, Freddie Hoover, Joanne Gardini and Sus an Jacobson. Tickets are available from Mrs Louis Opall at the Keystone Paini and Wallpaper Co. Co-chairmen for the event are Mrs. Lester Cohen, Mrs.

Maurice Bortz and Mrs. Sidney Lishnoff. Refreshment are in charge ol Mrs. Charles Farher, Mrs. Port, Mrs.

William Barren, Mrs. Max Berky and Arthur Greenwald. Mrs. Lester Halprin is in charge of publicity. President of Ihe association is VIrs.

Jack Franklin. Party Marks Anniversary Mrs. Paul Kennedy of Duck Hol- ow was hostess at a surprise party honoring the birthday anni- 'ersary of Mrs. Emma Moore, Uniontown R. D.

4, an event of Vlarch 25. Centering the table was an at- ractive floral centerpiece. The guest list included Grace 'razee, May King, Helen Pease, fane Frost, Stella Combs, a Belle Margaret Ina Hannan, Edith Joughenour, Clara Buttermore, Cora Blerbower, Louise Grimm, trust to fill your doctor's prescription with absolute accuracy as quickly as possible at a better price. Thrift DRUG PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 10 W. Main Strut Unlenrown, 119 and Fayette Street Connelltrllle, Pa.

HANDSOME LAD Pictured is Kenneth Beam, eight-month- old son ot Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beam, Bellingham, Wash. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Beam of Lizton, and great-grandson of. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Masso, Merrittstown. --Jukes Studio Imma Frost, Beatrice Bulger, 31anehe Bulger, Edna Murray, Sallie Mae Tu'it, Thelma Matheny, Ethel Reese, Allie Hill, Jeanne Lois Irvin, Violet Morgan, Yetive Ashcratt, Blanche Barnes, Nora Jean Lemansky, Lillian Tassone, Paula Jo Kennedy, the guest ot honor, Mrs.

Emma Moore, and he hostess, Mrs. Paul Kennedy. Mrs. Moore, a past worthy ma- ron of Laurette Chapter 178, Order of the Eastern Star, is book- seeper for the Republic Bus Line. AUXILIARY MEETS The Ladies Auxiliary to the Monarch Fire Dept.

will hold ils monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 the fire hall. All members are isked to attend. Engagement Is Revealed Today The betrothal of Martha Lee Hall and Paul Wayne ifaGowan is being announced today by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall, 2650 Lincoln Way, McKeesport.

Mr. McGowan is it son of Mrs. Frances R. 3320 Stewart McKeesport. Miss Hall is a granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James G. Hall, Dtmbar U. D. 1, and Mrs.

Jessie Miller of Unioniown. The prospective bride is employed by the Nuclear Science and Engineering Carp, in West Mifflin Boro. The future bridegroom who has completed four years service with the U. S. Air Force, is employed by the Norwin Distributing in Irwin.

A September vv.edding is being planned by the couple. BPWQub Will Meet Wednesday Regular business meeting of the Uniontown Business and Professional Women's Club will be held Wednesday evening, May 20, at 6:30 in the ballroom of the i Swan Hotel The Health and Safety Committee. Elaine Wade, chairman, wi be hostess for the meeting and have selected as their theme 'Mental Health." A film will be shown depicting the progress that has been with mental patients. Other committee members are Mrs. Mary Dowds, Mrs.

Lena Atchison, Mrs. Sally Johnson, Mrs. Anne Mamula and Helen Sopclieck. Reports will be given by Ilio delegates who attended the district meeting at the St. James Country Club.

President Mrs. lola Mullen requests a full attendance as matters of importance will be discussed. Reservations for the dinner should be made on or before Monday with Joan Litavic at GE 7-7517 or Helen Sopchcck, 8-4148 at 7 m. Jolly 500 Club Of Crucible In Recent Meeting The Jolly 500 Card Club of Crucible met recently at the home of Mrs. Paul Biskup.

Two tables of cards were in lay with first prize awarded lo i'lrs. Ted Bober and second to Mrs. Mike Stanik. Mrs. Helen Dorricol was a substitute player.

Luncheon was served following a brief meeting to Mrs. Emil Litvin, Mrs. Michael Sabo, Mrs. Wiliam Bober, Mrs. Ted Bober.

Mrs. Maria Koches, Mrs. Michael Tiltnich, Mrs. Mike Slanik. The next meeting will lake Iace at the home of Mrs.

Ted Jober. DEGREE OF HONOR Degree of Honor No. 6.T will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall, N. Gallalin Ave. Ml officers and members are urg- 'd lo attend.

MARTHA LEE HALL Meeting Scheduled For Tonight Regular monthly meeting of Women's Assn. of the Dunlap Presbyterian Church will be tonight at at the MerriKsiown. President AJrs. B. Hess will preside.

Devotional leader will be Mrs. Minnie Stewart. The topic theme" will be in charge of Snydcr. Plans will he made for the nual strawberry festival. Serving on the social committee i be Mrs.

Elizabeth Mrs. Esther Dichl, Mrs. Helen Mahaney, Helen VanKirk and Mrs. Ruth Wilkins. Officers of the association urges a full attendance.

DanceWill Take Place Tomorrow The Prologue Staff of SI. John's High School will hold a square dance Wednesday night at the jlayground behind the school. Theme for the dance is "Star- ight Swing." Raymond Wallace of Lemont will be figure caller. Hours are from 8:30 to 11:30. All girls arc requested to wear skirls and blouses or sweaters.

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