The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 4

PAGE FOUH. THE DAILY COUfe'lKK. CONNEL.L.SVILL.E. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1952. Central Methodist Church Scene of Newcomer-Stewart Nuptials; 50 Attend Reception Bef 01 an altar banked i I alms and lerns, the lovely cant lehght wedding ceremony of Miss Joan Mane Stewart, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Emeiy C. tewart of 114 West Gibson ave- i ue, and Wayne Mills Newcomer, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newcomer of Dunbar, R.

D. 1, was solemnized Sunday afternoon in the Central Methodist Church. The church pastor, Dr. Clan R. 1 Vick, read the double jce at 2:30 o'clock in the presence of a large assembly ol relatives and guests.

As the bridal party enteied the mrthex ot the church the organist, Mrs. O. Ray Maitz of Seott- played Wagnet's "Bj idal Chorus" llrom ''Lohengrin." Prior the ceremony she presented a brief recital of nuptial music m- 'Hiding the selections "Lcibes- raume," Thou Sublime Sweot "Estrellita," and "Because." "Melody in For the te- Mrs. Martz played Men- Crowned Queen Dickerson Run Engaged To Airman Mr. and Mis.

Albert Daniel Crawford of Dickcron Run announce the betrothal of their daughter, Elsie Mae, to Scrgeantj Vincent Dean, son ol the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Dean of OhiopyTc. The prospective buclc was graduated from Dunbar Township High School with Class of 1951 and was employed until recently by the Bell Telephone Company in Philadelphia. Sergeant Dean was giacluated irom Oluopylc High School.

He has been in the U. S. Air Force for the past two years and is to be stationed in Texas after June 26. No date has been selected ior the nuptials. lelssohn's "Wedding March" Irom I Midsummer Night's Dream INSTALLATION HIGH LIGHTS The bride was lovely in a bal- enna length gown of aqua "net and lace fashioned with a slim 3tting sleeveless bodice of the ace and full net SKirt over taffeta, Topping the bodice was a lace oolero with cap sleev es.

neaddress was a small white straw hat trimmed flovvers and rhinestones and she carried arm bouquet of white roses and carnations centered with a detachable corsage of pink rose- ouds. A sister of the bride, Mrs. Howard G. Etling, of Dickerson Run, was the matron oi honor I SCOTTDALE EAGLES AUXILIARY MEETING Ladies Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order ot Eagles, Scottdale Aerie No. 1007, met recently at the Eagle Hall, Scottdale.

Installation of officers for the new year, with past-president) Madeline Myers as installing officer, was a feature of the session. Officers were attired in white. President Dessie Roth accepted the gavel and gave an inteiesting talk on numerous activities, slated MISS FISHER Miit. Donna Dean Fisher, a member of the Class ol 1952 oi the Roscboro, N. High School, was, chosen queen of the senior class, competing with a queen i each class ot the school.

In the finals, Miss Fisher ciowncd queen of the Roseboro schools. She is a daughter of Mrs. Claience Bullard, oJ Koseboro, foimerly ot Connclls- ville, and a granddaughter ol Mr, and Mrs. A. A.

Cinder ol Connellsville and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Charleroi. on the Eagle calendar. Other officers installed were vice-president, Barbara Zaronsky; and only attendant.

Her shell chaplain Are ta Guth; conductor, Both wore gardenia pink brocaded nylon-over-taffeta gown was of ballerina length and was styled with a sweetheart neckline, cap sleeves and lull skirl. Her headdress was similar to the bride's and she carried an arm bouquet ot pink and white rosebuds and white carnations tied with pink satin ribbon. Dale Newcomer, with the U. S. Navy at Pawtuckel River, served as his brother's best man.

Ushers were Howard G. Etling, brother-in-law of the bride, and Jack Boois. The bride's mother chose for the nuptials a. navy and white dress with navy accessories and the bridegroom's mother wore a navy print voile dress "with white accessories, corsages. After the ceremony a small reception was held at the bride's home with about fifty relatives and friends attending.

A buffet lunch was served and was featured with a three-tier wedding cake. The latter delicacy was cut and served the guests in napkins which were embossed la silver ''Joan and Wayne--June 8, 1952." For her wedding trip to New York and Niagara Falls the bride selected a navy gabardine suit with white accessories. She wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. The newlyweds expect to return here in about a week and will be at home in a newly furnished apartment in Freeman lane. Mrs.

Newcomer was graduated from Connellsville High School with Class of 1950 and is employed by the J. G. McCrory Company here. The bridegroom is an alumnus of Dunbar Township High School with Class of 1943. He served during World War II on the airplane carrier USS Tarawa, where he was a plane captain.

He also served six months' training in a cadet school at San Angelo Air Base. At present he is employed at the power house of the West Penn Power Company. AFTERNOON CIRCLE PLANS PICNIC AT KURTZ HOME Afternoon Circle of the First Methodist Church has discontinued its regular meetings until September. The session for Thursday has been cancelled. A picnic has been scheduled for June 26 at the home of Mrs.

A. B. Kurtz in East Connellsville. Combined Class. Picnic.

The Daughters of and King's Daughters Bible classes of tho Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a picnic at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. T. C. Pitzer, 714 East Francis avenue. Husbands and friends may attend.

Edrra Griffith; secretary, Marianna treasurer, Loietta Baird. i a tiustee, Blanche Zaronsky; two-year trustee, Margaret Hebenthal; one-year trustee, Ar.na Marie Ramsey; inside guard, Mildred Helkosky and outside guard, Bertha Crosby. Essie Hill as retiring president will be junior past-presiderrt for this year. A donation wa-; made to the Everson playground and convention plans were discussed. The past president, Mrn.

Hill secretary, Marianna Shandorf and trustee, Margaiet Hebenthal were named delegates. The convention is at Reading, July 1-2, Plans were also made for the unit's second anniversary to be held Sun-clay, June 22, in the form of a 6 o'clock covered-dish dinner. Members are invited and may bring their husbands and friends. Catherine Carson is chairman for the dinner arrangements. The next meeting will be 'ield at 8 o'clock June 17.

Marriage Licenses. Robert D. Spade, Greensburg and Patricia J. Gaut, Jeannette. Richard Shumar and Pearl A.

Benedict, Mount Pleasant, Paul Zuro, Belle Vernon and Rose M. Theis, Gratztown. Stuart J. Mologne and Betty J. Harvison, Smithton.

Ralph V. Khikead, Greensburg and Rlioda J. Darby, Bobtown. Paul Manno and Delia M. Filowiak, Crabtrce.

Jchn Louis Bauer, Scottdale and Nancy M. William, Scottdale, R. D. 1. Representatives Of King's Daughters To Attend C.

E. Meet Eight membcis oi the King's Daughter Class oi the Fust United Brethren Chuich i leave Thuisday to attend the Fayettc Westmorland County Christian Endeavor convention at Jumonvilie. The convention begins tomorrow and will end Saturday. The decision to attend the con- was made at the class meeting Monday at the home o(. Miss Kay Whipkey.

The theme of the meeting was "Children's Day." Each member paitiupated in the program with an article on theme. Mis Whipkey a Miss Jane Voriasi led devotions. Miss Vei na Ulery lead a poem "I Bi ought a Child." Mrs. Cecil Wagner, class teacher, closed de- a prayer. Miss Whipkey and Miss Carolyn Eyester were named in charge of absentee cards for next month.

The business meeting was in charge ot Miss Barbaia Whipkey, president. Members also made plans to stay at Camp Allegheny sometime this Summer. The next meeting will be a swimming party and picnic on July 14. No site has yet been decided. Ruby Mae Ku.nkle, Indian Head, Becomes Bride of Rev.

5. D. Davis At Harbor of Light Chapel Rev. H. L.

Davis, pastor ol the Harbor ot Light Chapel, Uniontown, oflU'iated Sunday night at the double ring woddirrg ceremony of MJSS Ruby Mao Kunkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kunkle ol Indian Head, and his brother, Rev. Samuel D. Davis, son ol i and Mrs.

Samuel D. Davis of Bridgcvillc. The couple exchanged vows at 9 o'clock, a Her the evening service of the chapel. Appropriate nuptial music 1 was provided by Miss Helen Slcphcnson, oiganist, and she accompanied Mis Cecelia Ricftter who sang "Ich Licbe Dich" and Ed McKinley of Limestone who sans "Because." The liaditional wedding matches were played by Miss Slcphenson, Foi her wedding the bride chose a pale gabardine suit with white accessories. She wore a gardenia corsage Miss Lucille Stephenson of Uniontown, an intimate friend of the bi ide, was the maid oi honor.

She was altiied in a brown and white sheer dress with beige ac- ccssones. Her corsage was of red rosebuds Mr. McKinley served as best man. The bride's mother appeared in a gray crepe dress white accessories for her daughter's nup- tialh. She wore a yellow rosebud corsage Mis.

Davis, tho bridegroom's mother, chose an orchid cicpe dress i matching accessaries. Her cot sage was of pirrk rose- bticK immediately afloi the ccicmouy for a week's wedding trip to Atlantic City, N. J. the newlywcds rxpoct to be at home in 56 Lemon slrcet, Uniontown, after June 35. The bride attended Connellsville High School arrd Franklin Commercial College.

Prior to her marriage sho was a receptionist and secretary foi Dr. J. Horke, Melcrofl. The attended Way- ncsburg College and was graduated from Bob Jones University, Greenville, C. in 1051 He is serving as, pastor of Peoples United Chuich at Maple Summit.

Mrs. Taylor Hostess ToW.C.T.U.;Election Of Officers Feature Mis. M. J. Taylor ol' East Apple street was hostess to members of Conncllsville W.

C. T. U. Monday night at her home. Election of officers was high light wilh the following being named: President, Mrs, John Ed- raundson; vice-president, MJrs.

Jesse Graft; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Taylor; recording sec- letary, Mrs. Alverda Kennedy and i a i Mis. Mabel The county W. C. T.

president, Mrs. Mil I red Shaw ol Dawton, spoke briefly Mrs." H. M. Chorpennmg was in charge of devotions, using as her theme, "Ambassadors for Christ." During the business session it was announced the county convention will be held June 18 at the Third Presbyterian Church in Uniontown. It was repoited eighteen members of the local unit attended the recent evangelistic services at Central Methodist Church.

At the close of the meeting delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Chorpennmg and Mrs. W. B. Downs.

LOTTIE BRADLEY CLASS MEETS AT BURKE HOME The Lottie A. Bradley Class ol the Albright Evangelical United Brethren. Church at South Con- neils-vjlle met at the homo of Mrs, Lawrence Burke Friday evening. Mis. Charles Bates was charge of devotions.

Scripture verses from the Bible spelling out the word "father" were read. Mrs. Guy Tressler led in prayer. Those who read Scripture verses were Mrs. Dessie Helms, Mrs.

Tressler, Mrs. Clyde Stewart, Mrs. Floyd Groan, Mrs. L. S.

Sanner, and Mrs. Olive Lee. Those who read poems were Mrs. B. F.

Lincoln, "Some Lovely Mrs. William S. Whitehead, Greens- Stewart, "Grandfather;" and Mrs. burg, R. D.

1 and Virginia E. I Bates, "My Dad." Trenney, New Stanton, R. D. 1. George Trew tind Martha Lang, Scottdale, R.

D. Thomas. D. Ward and Genevieve J. Trozzo, Belle Vernon.

Paul W. Kendi, Mount Pleasant, R. D. 3 and Othelia M. Schroll, Mount Pleasant.

Richard L. Steele, Greensburg and Nancy Kurtz, Greensburg, R. D. 4. David H.

McCombe and Anna J. Goulding, Greensburg. NEWI-YYVKDS WILL RESIDE IN SCOTTDALE The maniage of Lydui Kathryn Biooks, daughter ol Ehs-abcth L. Biooks and the late M. Brooks of Normalvillc, to John C.

Bloom, son of the late i and Mis. CUiles A. Bloom of 504 South Chestnut street, Scottdale, took place June 9 in the Winchester Methodist Church, Winchester, Va. Rev. Edgar G.

Hill, ot the chuich, per- loimed the cciemony. Mr. and VIrs. William D. Dolan oC Mount Pleasant were the only attendants al 1he nuptials.

The newlyweds motored to various points of interest lac their honeymoon. Mr. and Mis. Bloom will be at home at 504 South Chestnut street, Scottdale. KATONA-HYATT WEDDING DATE TO BE JUNE 28 Mrs.

Elizabeth Katona oi Pittsburg street, South Connellsville, announces the engagemsnt and coming marriage of her daughter, Ramona, to George Hyatt, son of Mr. arrd Mrs. Charles Hyatt of First street, South Connellsville. The bride-to-be was graduated trom Connellsville High School and is employed by Franks gro- cciy store in South Conncllsville. Mr.

Hyatt, employed by Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation, was also graduated from the local High School. The betrothal will terminate with the weddirrg al 10 o'clock Satmday morning, June 28, at St. Emory's R. C. Church.

B. O. Auxiliary Dinner. Ladies, Auxiliary of the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Association will have a covered-dish dinner at 7 o'clock this evening in the Y. M.

C. A. Members are asked to bring favorite dishes. The chnnei will be supplemented by the regulai business meeting with Mrs. Samul Witt, president, in charge.

SPECIAL PAINT FOR FLOORS (wood, concrete, canvas) I E. B. MARTIN CLASS MEETING THURSDAY The E. B. Martin Class of the First Baptist Church will" meet in the class room of the church at 8 o'clock Thursday evening.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Carrie Sourd and Mrs. John Phllathea Class Meeting. Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church will meel at the home of Mrs. Robert W.

Eicher in Isabella road at 8 o'clock Friday night. PETUNIA! Hostessings a rushed job VJith alt Us downs and So now I pass ihe dunk around In handy papev cups Good idea, Petunia! Your guests will enjoy the individual servings, and you'll have a lot more time to enioy your guests. BISHOP-BBKKttl Mrs. Erwin Presents Shells to Members Of Adahl Study Club Members of the Adahi Nature Study Club were each given shells from Sanibel Island, brought by Mrs. Harry Erwm to a meeting of that organization Monday night at the home of Mrs.

J. W. Miles in South Connellsville. Mrs. Miles displayed a pretty dish garden of wild flowers as a part oil the program.

After the meeting five hundred was played with prizes awarded Mrs. Raymond Garlick, high, and Mrs. Raymond T. Sullivan, second. The draw prize went to Mrs.

Ralph Grimm. The hostess served lunch, assisted by Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. David Mullen. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Garlick in South Connellsville. Priscilla Sewing Club. Puscilla Sewing Club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mis. Fred Joy at Poplar Grove. Parents of Son.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Lemont Furnace arc the parents ol a son born in Uniontown Hospital at 13 A. M. Monday.

Moose Meets Toniffht. Connellsville Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight. Wife Preservers Canvas tennis or gym will scrub np white! 6 if you add one teaspoon of bleach to a small basin of soap and water. Mrs. a B.

Fisher Is I a i Of Mozart Club at Final Meet Kealunng the a a outing and final meeting ot the season the Mozart Club held Monday evening at the T. C. Pitzer residence in East Fiancis avenue was an impressive installation of new officers, preceded by a delicious picnic supper. The meal, consisting ojC a large variety of foods pro vided by members of the clua, was served in the Pitzer dining room due to inclement weather. Mrs.

Guido Henry, the retiring president of the club, conducted a brief business meeting at which time the outgoing officers gave reports of the past year's activities. Mrs. Henry also presided for the installation of the 1953 officers as follows: President, Mrs. Carroll B. Fisher, vice-president, Mrs.

Herbert Braun; second vice-president, Mrs. Nelson R. Moore; federation secretary, Mrs. Gerhart Horewitz; recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Deetz; corresponding secretary, Mrs.

Harold Swank; treasurer, Mrs. Norman Browcll; historian and parliamentarian, Mrs. T. C. Pitzer; librarian, Mrs.

Frank Stewart; choral director, Mrs. Mary Jane Silcox; assistant choral director, Mrs. Leland S. Whipkey and accompanists, Mrs. H.

H. Hile, Mrs. Pitzer arrd Miss Bernadette Russell. Committees were then named by the new president as follows: Program Mrs. Pasquale Gigliotti, Mrs.

E. Eugene Burkholder, Mrs. Ralph Cox, Mrs. Whipkey, Mrs. Silcox, Mrs.

Reid Pendleton and Mrs. Edward Spotts. J. O. C.

Class Plans July Outing Here Mrs. Walter Shaw was elected president of the J. O. C. Class of the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening.

Other officers are: Mrs. C. W. Lashinsky, vice president; Mrs. Earl Musgrave, second vice-president; Mrs.

I. V. Rouzer, secretary, and Miss Alice McCombs, treasurer. Mrs. C.

R. Clemmer, Mrs. Lyne R. Scott and Miss McCombs were named teachers of the class. Mrs.

J. M. Franks is to head a flower committee. It was voted to a picnic late in July at East park. Marriage Licenses Issued.

Several persons have applied for licenses to wed at the Westmoreland county courthouse at Greensburg. They include: George L. Balak and Anna Jean Cole of Mount Pleasant. Joseph Hazy and Arville Farkas of Jacobs Creek, Arthur F. Collins and Ruth M.

March of Scottdale and Donald H. Funk of Hunker, R. D. 1, and Nancy L. Shively of Scottdale, D.

1. Ways and Means Mrs. L. E. Bis lop, Mrs.

Normaii Browell, Albert Enany. Mrs. Ray Black, Mrs. William Willing, Mrs. Joseph Graziano and Hiss Martha Guthrie.

Hospitality Mrs. I arris Snell, Mrs. Charles Carson, VIrs. Hore- Mrs. Braun, Mrs.

W. D. Lindsay, Mrs. Frank tewart and Mrs. George Santmyei.

Membership--Mrs. toore, Mrs. Pitzer, Mrs. Everett omag, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.

Hile, Miss Pearl Keck and Miss Beatrice rewitz. Year Book Mrs. J. W. Collins, Mrs.

Harold Miss Shaw arrd Mrs. Henry Stimmel. Telephone Mrs. Leighty, Mi s. O.

H. Bowman, Mrs. Ralph Pnnkey and Mrs. S. Huey.

Publicity--Mrs. Grsydon Whipkey, Mrs. Deetz and Mrs. Mary Lou Caster. Scrap Book Mrs.

Victor Miller. Hymn of the Moi th Mrs. Walter Lindsay. Junior Mozart Clufc Mrs. W.

M. Bobo, counselor, nd Mrs. H. J. Coburn, assistant.

Juvenile Mozart Club Mrs. A. W. Ferry, counse or. The balance of the evening was devoted to musical ames under direction of Mrs.

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