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Julian Goldman 109-111 East Washington Street BAIRD GROUP TO MEET AT CHURCH Members of the Baird Missionary society will have their November assembly Wednesday afternoon at 2 in Highland U.P. church. Mrs. Willis Alben and Mrs. F.

T. Lipp will be group leaden for the program. Mrs. T. J.

McFate, Mrs. F. J. Fox, Bln. C.

C. Wilson and Mrs. A. C. Allen compose the hostesses.

NOW OPEN DAILY JENNIFS BEAUTY SHOP sosti SPRUCE ST. OPENING SPECIAL! Regular $10.00 Cold Wave. .00 PHONE 4478-M OB 3S40-W JENNIE CIOFFI ANNIVERSARY FETED AT FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Rapson, of 916 Beckford street observed their twenty-fifth silver wedding anniversary. Sunday, November 14, at which time their family gathered to help them celebrate. A delicious dinner was served by their three daughters, Marjorie, who resides at home; Mrs. Jeanne Weisbaker and Mrs.

Joanne Donley. The table was prettily appointed, with a lovely cake as the centerpiece. Fall flowers completed the decorations. The evening was then spent informally. The entire family was present at the gathering except one son, Donald, who is serving with the U.

S. Air Corp in San Antonio, Texas. He phoned his parents to extend his best wishes. Mr. and Mrs.

Rapson were married November 14, 1923 in the old Third U.P. church and have resided at 916 Beckford for their entire married life. They are the parents of seven children, the four mentioned above and Judy Karen and Richard, all at home. They have one grandchild. Mr.

Rapson is employed tv the B. O. R. B. MERRY-MAMS CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED Mrs.

Charles Campbell, of Pine street, was a charming hostess Monday evening, when the Merry Mams club met in her home, and the election of officers was held. President, Mrs. Frank Davelli, treasurer, Mrs. Dom Christofer, and reporter, Mrs. Walter Morgan.

Card playing was the pastime, and the card prize and club token was won by Mrs. Dom Christofer. Names were drawn for the Christ' mas meeting, scheduled for December 14, with Mrs. Nick Tuscano, of Pollock avenue. At the close of play, a dainty lunch was served, with Mrs.

Frank Davelli aiding the hostess. ROTAKY ANNS WILL LUNCH THURSDAY Rotary Anns will meet for 1 luncheon in parlor A ol The Castleton on Thursday afternoon, November 18. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert J. Brown, Mrs.

Frank L. Burton, Mrs, William J. Caldwell, Mrs. Earle M. Cass, Mrs.

Homer G. Choate, Mrs. DeLace Cole, Mrs. Jesse R. Cooper and Mrs.

Lewis C. Dayton. Fifth Birthday Celebrated For Sharon Lynn Mann on her fifth birthday her aunt, Mrs. Clifford Beight, entertained 10 children in her home in Edenburg Saturday afternoon. Hours were 2 to 4 Games furnished entertainment and afterward refreshments were sefved at a table decorated in pink and blue.

Aides were Sharon mother, Mrs. Doris Mann, and her cousin. Miss Shirley Beight. (Adltieaal Society On Pago Six) YOUR CHILD M. PRESCARO In the last 2 nut ef the best Saxophone uMI Clarinet players ta community were former of oar teacher, Mr.

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nonnoe CELEBRATION OF 25TH ANNIVERSARY A delightful event that took place during the week-end. was the silver wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Evan D. Wilkins, 412 Edgewood avenue, when they entertained informally at commemorating their silver wedding anniversafy.

The occasion was attended by more than 100 friends, relativos and neighbors of the couple. Guests arrived from 7 on until a late hour Friday evening and the house was decorated throughout with a colorful arrangement of flowers, all gifts of the honored couple. From a large table beafltifully appointed with a centerpiece of fall flowers in a crystal gondola flanked by branching candelabrum holding white tapers, tasty refreshments were served. Pouring was Mrs. Robert Adams, who attended the bride at her wedding 25 years ago.

Aides throughout the evening included Mrs. Joseph Wilkins, Mrs. Paul Lannert and Miss Shirley Wilkins, the latter, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins.

On November 12, 1923, Margaret Adams, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Smithfield street, became the bride of Evan D. Wilkins, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Wilkins, Park avenue, this city. The ceremony was quietly performed in Trinity Episcopal church of New Castle, with the presiding minister, the Rev. Philip C. Pearson, officiating. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Adams, also New Castleites, wer their only attendants. The honored couple have been lifelong residents of this locality, and have a wide circle of friends. Further commemorating the occasion, the guest of honor were recipients of an array of beautiful gifts, attractively displayed. KZADINO CIKCLX HEARS PAPERS RIAD Reading Circle met for a most interesting program in the Y.W.C.A.

Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Hanna as hostess. In answer to roll call ay Bible character was named. Two papers formed the main portion of the program. One on American Churches," prepared by Mrs.

H. C. Mitchell, was read by Mrs. Robert L. Meermans and one on the Bible, an outline and historical data, was read by Mrs.

E. L. Davenport The next two meetings of the circle will be in the homes of members, it was decided. On November 29 there will be an antique display by members in the home of Mrs. T.

C. Boston, 414 Park avenue. OOLELLAOONTI ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Dom Colelia, of 805 East High street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lenore Colelia, and Victor Conti, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Conti, of 316 West Cherry street. Miss Colelia is employed at the G. C. Murphy Company.

Mr. Conti is at the Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company. No date has been set for the wedding. EDENBURG GIRL ENGAGED TO WED Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Beight, of Edenburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Beight, and Edward Cearfoss, son of Mr. and Eugene Cearfoss, of Beaver, Pa. No date has been set lor the wedding. S.O. S.

Club Members of the S. O. 8. club will meet at the home of Mrs. Syril Pagach, of 923 Temple avenue, Wednesday evening, November 17.

The previous meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Lagnese, of Crow street. November 3. Mrs. Sally Sankey was awarded the door prize.

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Phone 726. W.B.A. REVIEW 98 HAS TUREEN DINNER At the Thanksgiving tureen dinner of the Benefit association, Review No. 98, in the I. O.

O. F. hall Monday evening, Mrs. Blanche Raught of Allquippa, managing deputy; Mrs. Anne Patterson of Allquippa and Mrs.

Ethel Thomas, past managing deputy, were special guests. Dinner was served shortly after six at a table prettily decorated in yellow and white. Later Mrs. Cora Fisher called the business meeting to order and then turned the program over to Mrs. Eva Drumheller, who in turn introduced Mrs.

Raught. Her talk on the work of the review was one of special interest to the members. It was announced that oh December 20 there will be a mas dinner program and exchange Mrs. Cora Fisher, Mm. Eva Drumheller, Mrs.

Helen McKinley. Mrs Charlotte McCullough and Mrs. Viola Nelson are in charge of arrangements. Next regular meeting will be December 6. when election of officers will take place.

DORIS 8HINULIDI0KKR WEDS KARL WALTERS Mr. and Mrs, C. N. Shingledeck er. of HillsviUe, announce the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Doris Shingledecker, of 117 E. Leisure avenue, to Kart 'Rudy' Walters, son of Mrs. Leora Walters, of 10 E. Edison avenue. The young couple were united in rlage at the home of Rev.

Harry Johnson, of Edinburg, at 2:30 p. Saturday afternoon, October 30. Rev. Johnson officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was attired In a light tan suit with brown accessories and wore a corsage of white gardenias and white baby mums.

Mm Robert Wsddington, as matron of honor, wore a brown suit with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow mums. Jack Buts served the groom as beat man. Following a wedding trip to Canada, the newly weds art residing at 10 E. Edison avenue. Mrs.

Walters is a graduate of Bessemer high school and Is employed as an operator aft the Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Walters graduated from New Castle high school and served several years in the U. S. Marine Corps.

He Is now employed ait the Rick Motor Co. FRIENDLY RELATIONS PLAN HOLIDAY PARTY Mrs. Anthony Chlroixi, of Adams street, received the Friendly Relations club, Thursday evening In her home. After business, an informal social time of cards was enjoyed, prizes going to Mrs. Thomas Pagley and Mrs.

Anthony Domlnicis. Names were drawn for gift, and plans for the Christmas party was discussed, with husbands to attend as guests. A dainty lunch was served, and the hostess was aided by her daughter, Kathleen. December 1, is the meeting with Mrs. Michael Gennaula, at 805 Emerson avenue.

BETTIE LOU LUTZ ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Clare M. Luts, of 928 East Washington street, announce the engagement of their daughter. Bettie Lou Lutz, to Jack E.

McMillin, son of Mrs. Enid McMillin, of 1234 Huron avenue. There has been no date set for the wedding. Wednesday Beta Sigma Phi, Mn. James Uber, 824 Lathrop street Ace High, Elks Home.

C. Mrs. John Hallowick, Bast Reynolds street. Eight Sports, Mrs. ob McGrow, Buens Vista way.

Emanon. Mrs. Robert McQuiston, Euclid avenue. Lazy Daisy. Mrs.

Edward Book, Moody avenue. Mademoiselle, Mrs. Race tuno, Lutton street. 1907, Mrs. Josephine Crawford avenue.

1939 Sewing Circle, Mn. Anil Iozzi, Huron avenue. W. N. Mrs.

James L. Lorain avenue. Walmo, Mrs. Ralph Nevel, Wilmington road. Jameson Memorial Hospital sewing, 9 a.

nurses home, North Jefferson street, Reading Circle, hostess group. Six Dinner, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, 1023 East Washington street. B.P.W.

board, 7:30 p. Y. W. C. A.

Oldtime Rebekah, Mrs. Gilbert James, 838 John street. Semper Fidelis, Mrs. Golao, South Mercer street. Laay Daisy Club Members of the Lazy Daisy Club will meet with Mrs.

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