The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 10

1 MfiE B-UNIONTOWN, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1K7 Series Are A Everhart an A J. Everhart Jr. and Mrs Hugh Johns and Mildred Cowel Won the top scores in the thirc match of the Gladys F. Dea Cup Aeries conducted by the Fayette County Bridge Club a Shockey's Bridge' i A Mitchell progression wai used with the following results North and South First, Mrs. J.

Everhar Sr.V and A. J. Everhart Jr. 113, second, Mrs. A.

E. Francis and Hugh Johns, IB8W; third George Wydo and Dr. Harry E. Potts, 102W; fourth, Jack Hunnel and Richard Migrock 10014; fifth, Mrs. Lloyd L.

Clark aind Mrs. Anne C. Carberry 9714. East and West First, Miidred Oowell and Mrs. Hugh Johns, 98; second, H.

E. Dean Jr. and 0. Y. Williams, 96; third, Catherine Cunningham and Mrs.

0. Y. Williams, 91; fourth, George A. Haught and Mrs. D.

J. Hopwood tied with Mrs. Marling Miller and Mrs. A. E.

Wright 88Wr. Moose Unit Will Meet College of Regents of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 228, will hold a Calendar card and game party Tuesday night, April 4, in the Moose Lodge hall. Co-workers participating in the party are to meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Moose Lodge to complete plans. Table committees wttl be announced later. Meet Listed Auxiliary 183 to Typographical Union 262 will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at Finnell's Hotel.

Mrs. Clarence Gardner will serve as hostess. Mrs. John Nagy will preside. THE EVENING STANDARD Double-Ring 'Rites Performed Janis Elizabeth a i daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Smith Parris, 46 Carney Draylon, S.C., became the bride of 'Thomas Edward Elek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martin Elek, Unionlown, Friday night at 8 o'clock March 10, in the Baptist Church of Dray ton. The double ring ceremony was performed by church pastor, Rev.

Heyward Comer. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Martha Carol ParrLs was her sister's maid of honor and Elena Lowry Jennings, Charleston and a a S.C., was bridesmaid. Richard Fairies of Hickory, N.C., was best man. A reception followed the ceremony.

The bride was graduated from Converse College and i employed as a social worker the Social Adjustment Center, a division of the South Carolina Retarded Children's MRS. THOMAS ELEK a i i a i Cente Charleston, S.C bridegroom is serving i United States Navy as uiucatHHis electronic technician aboard the Guide Missile Destroyer, the Charle F. Adajns Upon his compleUo of tour of duty the couple wi reside in Raleigh; N.C., where he will complete his studies ir electrical engineering at Nor! Carolina State University. 1 Pyramid Class Will Hold Dinner Pyramid Bible' Class, Centra Christian Church, will hold iL annual covered dish dipne Tuesday night at 6 o'clock i the Fellowship hall. Members are asked to brin; their own table service ani covered dish.

Engagement Announced Announcement is made here oday of the engagement and approaching marriage of Mary Calling For Addresses Arrangements are underway the Class of 1942, German Twp. High School, for its 25th nniversary reunion to be held Aug. 3 at Shady Side Inn. Addresses are needed for the ollowing classmates: Mildred hinsky, Alma Brooks, Juanita George Strenzak, Hike Toncheck, Gladys Alston; jeneyieve Bienia, lavrilesak, Joe Fabery, Phyllis nyder, Margaret Vayda, Andy 'uhas. Anyone knowing the above ad- resses is asked to a "ranees Gera Bealko, 737-6627, Betty Davis Shubert, 737-2139.

Kay Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren 0. Brown of Lake Villa, Chicago, 111., to Water H. Vandernald son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter H. Vandernald of Chicago, 111. The bride-elect's mother is the fornier Eloise Chorpenning of Uniontown. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Chorpenning, Uniontown, and the late Mr. and Mrs.

0. S. Brown of Smithfield. Miss Brown is secretary to the dean liberal arts and Review 275 To Convene North American Benefit Review 275, will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Moose Lodge hall. President Dorothy 1 urges a full attendance as the group will wrap bandages for the Fayette County Cancer Society following the meeting.

sciences College, Chicago Circ Campus of the University Illinoise. Mr. Vandernald is in business with his father in ElmweKx Park, 111. The wedding will be an even of June 24. Shakespeare Club Meets a i Shakespeare Club will be hek Tuesday night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Meyers Bree, 12' Belmont Circle. Leaders will be Femia Burrie and Mrs. C. M. Haag.

The program will be Current Broadwav Plays. Serving as hostesses with Mrs Bree will be Femia Burrie, Mrs C. M. Haag, Mrs. J.

D. Kerfoo and Mrs. Joseph Pa a The French hotel industry has 200,000 full-time SINGER AFTER EASTER INVENTORY SALE The Biggest Event of The Year! ONE WEEK ONLY! 4 New Singer Sewing Machines sco.88 Model 285 2 New Singer Machines d'l soo oo Model 4 New Singer I I Model GOO Series If 3 Portable Trade-in Machines $00.88 Various Makes IMI 3 Cabinet Trade-in Machines sqp.88 Various Makes 2 Zig Zag Cabinet 5Q 88 Various Makes 3 New Singer Vacuum Cleaners SQ4.88 Model E9 1 New Singer Typewriter $40.88 Model 14 Many Other Specials Not Advertised! EASY TERMS-- TRADE-INS ACCEPTED 1 ON MOST TERMS 30 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 438-3080 UNIONTOWN, PA. OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY Tit 9 What's new for tomorrow is at SINGER today I EASTER 1967 Balmy breezes, sunshine and cloudless blue skies provided a perfect setting for the spring pageantry of the traditional Easter parade. Reflecting the joy of the season, Milady, found pleasure in donning her Sunday best for the services of worship and praise that mark the most gladsome day on (he Christian calendar.

Above, assembled at the threshold of Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church to right, Wanda Kiggin, Mrs. Thomas Styles holding her wee daughter Barbara, in front her daughters, lona and Cheryl; Mrs. James Riggin, Kathleen Riggin, Mrs. Edward Grimes of North Braddock; Rose Mary Riggin holding Danise Grimes. In the lower panel at the Central Christian Church are: Mrs: Car! Morris, Liberty her daughter, Mrs.

Carl Salutric, Cleveland, Ohio, and her son, Ronald, and daughter, Becky. --Photos by Mccusker Clover Culver Society Editor B. J. Tortnay Women's Editor Betrothal MARY ANN DICOSIMO -hurch'Unit checiules Meeting Christian Mothers of St. chn's R.

C. Church, Uniontovyn, ill hold their monthly meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday, March in the school. gymnasium. Guest speaker will be James 'Neill, who is associated with iitual Funds of Pittsburgh.

His ubject will be Chairmen of the social com- littee are Mrs. Betty Krupko nd Mrs. Isabel Pie. Mrs. Mary Ruddy is president the confraternity and Msgr.

ndrew J. Schneider is spiritual dvisor. 55 So. Gal. Ave.

SMARTEST APPAREL For Tots. 'n Teens Boys Girls MRS. MICHAEL'S CHILDREN'S SHOP 438-5151 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.

Dicosimo, Lemont Furnace, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Delbert Lee Griffith, son of Andrew Griffith, Ronco, Miss Dicosimp is a graduate of North Union Twp. High School, Class of 1965, and is presently employed at Hills Dept. Store. Her fiance is a graduate oi German Twp. High School, Class of 19fil.

He is employed with General Motors, Linden, N.J. The wedding will be an event June 3. Auxiliary Meets In Everson District 23, Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign comprising Fayette and Somerset Counties will hold its quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon, April 2, a 2 o'clock in the Everson Post Home. Alma Cartwright, Bellefone, dept. president', will make her official visit.

Dorothy Blosser, Fairchance, district 23 president, will preside and urges a full attendance. Elena Lodge Sponsoring Card Party The Regina Elena Lodge 1886, Order Sons of Italy in America, Republic, will sponsor a card and game party Wednesday, March 29 at 8 p.m. at (he Republic Sons of Italy lodge. The public is invited. Tickets may be purchased from any lodge member or at the door the night of the parly.

Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded. Serving as chairman i aroline Magazine. Venerable of the lodge is Evelyn Lanzi. ll IK IINCII Professional Care Is Best for Your Hair THRIFTY DeLUXE COLD WAVE You will be thrilled by the soft natural beauty of this permanent wave. Creme Oil COLD WAVES 56.50 WE ALSO HAVE MANY OTHER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PERMANENT WAVES DIANA BEAUTY SALON E.

Main St. (Just above Melzler's Furallure) Evenings-Appointment not necessary Mon Valley Twins Club Has Initial Meeting i i i a organizational meeting 'of the Mon Valley Mothers of Twins Club was held at the Monessen Memorial Civic Center. Mrs. Diane Martin, Belle Vernon, presided at the meeting with mothers from 1 Vernon, Charleroi, Uniontown a Monongahela attending. It is 'planned that the Mon Valley' MOTC will soon be a member club of the national organization, which is known as the National Organization of the Mothers of Twins Clubs, with the national office being located in Toledo, Ohio.

Termed, "The world's most exclusive club where God chooses the members," it is only open to mothers and legal guardians of twins and triplets. The purpose of the club is to exchange and promote ideas for and about twins and triplets and to provide a source of information and assistance to their mothers. The possibility of establishing a fund to assist in the education of twins and triplets was also discussed. Officers appoinled chairman, Mrs. Diane Martin, Belle, Vernon; secretary, Mrs.

Gwen Aronhalt; treasurer, Carol Malarhi. Mrs. Sue Elardo, Uniontown tvas named in charge of equipment and in charge of publicity are Mrs. Aronhalt and Dlexa of Charleroi. Mrs.

Betty Scagline is in charge of ways and means. Future meetings will be planned around interesting programs featuring occasional professional guest speakers and panel discussions, The next meeting will be held Friday, March 31 at the Monessen Memorial i i Center in Monessen at 8 Refreshments will be served. Any mother or legal guardian of twins and triplets is cordially invited to attend this meeting. Further information may be obtained by calling Aronhalt at 437-7262 or Mrs Elardo at 437-7636. SKINNY of poor eating Mtn, women, povnna Inchu of wclcomB ht eulcr ihAn i i or fltny txiUng Try MIT Sdcntlfl- proceoea Wntf chock lull ol ritwtUnB, miner- be iklnnrl Get new dnwglsw nt purohMg MUliHea or reiiirn (or CUYora, WATE-ON MMOCUIKI GLASSES STUCK TOGETHER? PtACE IIFEM IN WARM WATER AND FILI, TOP GLASS WITH COLD WATEn.

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