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NEW CASTLE, NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1939. THREE LOCAL PEOPLE SHARE PARTY CELEBRATES HER 93RD BIRTHDAY D. A. R. HEARS GUEST MISS MARGARET CASEY SPEAKER SATURDAY HONORED AT SHOWER Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution, enjoyed the hospitality extended in the home of Mr.s, John Woods.

117 East Moody avenue, Saturday afternoon, who entertained informally at the regular as.sembly. The National Defense Committee, with Mrs. Marvin Din.s- more, chairman, was charge. Especially interesting and instructive, was the talk given by Major 'Guy Wadlingcr. guest speaker.

His Kubject dealt directly with An invitation was received by the local chapter, to be guests of the General Hugh Mercer Chapter of D. A. of Grove City on February 18, at a Washington birthday party. It will take place in the Penn-Grove Hotel there. Joining as guests, will be the General Richard Butler Chapter and the Pymatuning Chapter.

together with Lawrence Chapter. Delegates were named to attend the National Continental Congress of D. A. R. at Wa.shington, in April.

They are, Regent, Mrs. Wyatt R. Campbell and vice-regent. Miss Olivia Griffiths, Mrs. James T.

Ray, delegate, with Mr.s, E. Sowersby. Miss Sara Wallace. MLss Anna Stevenson and Mi.ss Gevien Stevenson. alternates.

Tea and refreshments were served as the concluding feature of the afternoon. with regent. Mrs. Wyatt R. Campbell presiding at the attractively appointed table.

Mrs. Woods was aided by the following Mrs. William Mitchell, MLss Olivia Griffiths. Miss Margaret Heasley, Mrs. Harry D.

Horner, Miss Genevieve Houston. MLss Viola Wallace and Mrs. S. A. Weinschenk.

Necdlecraft Club Change The postponed meeting of the West Side Needlecraft club, will take place Tuesday evening, in the home i of Mrs. Joe Perkins, South Lee ave- nue. It was previously planned for the coming week. B. And O.

Groups B. and O. Veterans and Auxiliary will meet in the Legion Home on Wednesday evening. There will be a tureen dinner at 6 Honoring Miss Margaret Casey, who will become the bride of Paul Carrigan of Wallace avenue some time in April, Miss Mary Marsic entertained at a lovely shower Saturday evening in her home at 109 East street. The guest li.st composed nurses of the New Castle hospital, and the pastime was found in several tables of bingo.

Top awards went to Irene Jinks and Victoria Skenesky. A delicious lunch was served, buffet style, as the next feature, the nuptial motive predominating throughout in the appointments. Miss Frances Wallas aided the hostess. Climaxing festivities, Miss Casey was presented with a number of beautiful and serviceable gifts of a miscellaneous nature for her future home. Miss Casey, whose home is at Smith Ferry, is a member of the nurses staff of the local hospital.

Friends and relatives here of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harris of McKeesport were week-end guests at the Harris home. On Saturday Mrs. Harris entertained at a lovely party in honor of her birthday anniversary.

Guests also present from McKeesport. After diversified entertainment a dainty lunch was served. The received many lovely gifts in remembrance of the time, and also received a huge Wrthday cake, made by his sister-in-law, Thelma Ayers, of this city. Those attending from here were Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Schuler and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faller of North I Beaver street; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- I lis Shumway of Blaine street, and Mrs.

D. Ayers and children, Joseph and Thelma, of North Lee avenue. SON OF LOCAL WOMAN MARRIES IN MICHIGAN ELLWOOD WOMAN IS HONORED AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Homer C.

Brown, of 221 North Mulberry street, entertained Saturday evening at a lovely dinner party in honor of Mrs. mother. Mrs. William E. Bookamer.

of Ellwood City, it being her 68th birthday A delicious dinner was served at 6 o'clock at a table centered with a huge birthday cake. Places were laid for 15. Mrs. Brown was aided in serving by her sister, Mrs. Harrv' G.

Brown, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas C. Bookamer, both of Ellwood City. hours were whiled away with 500 and Chinese checkers. A special guest was Miss Ruth Erth.

Ellwood City. Mrs. Bookamer was presented with a number of lovely gifts. Section To Meet Members of Section A of the Y. L.

B. class of the Third U. P. church will hold their meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M.

R. Bates of Beckford street. Famous Ringlet Permanent (no setting) complete $2.00 Steam and Oil Croquignole, beautiful and lasting S3.00 Nu-Oil Oil Shampoo, Finger W'ave and Manicure, 1.00 COTTON BEAUTY SALON Open Tbursday Evsuings. Corasr MiU and WaBbiugton Sts. Fbons 9080.

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FEBRUARY SALE VALUE! KENMAR Ql'ALlTY ar Lui tl d. 1 iiii' ii' MOST LIBERAL TERMS! 5 BIG STORE Long Avenue South Side MLss Una Kelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Kelley, of Buchanan. Michigan, became the bride of John Martin Chemerda.

son of Mrs. M. A. Chemerda, 1615 Moravia street, on Sunday, February 6 at Buchanan. Mich.

The bride is a member of the Junior class of the Michigan liberal Arts School. Mr. Chemerda is a graduate of Penn State, class of and is now' at the University of Michigan, as Teaching Fellow' in the Department of Chemistry. He will receive a Ph. D.

degree in June. Hs is also affiliated with the Gamma Alpha. Phi Lambda Upsilon and Phi Kappa Phi fraternities. Mrs. Mary E.

Loyd of 412 Euclid avenue is today quietly observing the 93rd anniversary of her birthday. She resides with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Heitzman. Mrs. Loyd was born in Middleton, and came to this city with her I parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Nicely, I w'hen but a little girl. She was married in this city 72 years ago to William F. Loyd, soon after his return from the Civil war, at its termination. Mr.

Loyd died 40 years ago. Mrs. Loyd is the last of ten children. She is the oldest member of the First Baptist church, and the G. A.

R. Ladies. Her grandmother, on her side, lived to the age of 101. Mrs. Loyd is in gcod health, active and is able to help her daughter do the house work.

She well remembers returning from the Civil war, and the great welcome given them as they marched from the railroad station, among them being she being girl he left Besides Mrs. Heitzman, there are four other C. Loyd, of California, formerly manager of Gary, tin plant; Dr. S. J.

Loyd of Mercer, Dr. R. B. Loyd of El Paso, Texas, and Mrs. Grace M.

Layton of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Loyd wrs the recipient of a number of beautiful congratulatory cards. MRS. O.

L. RHODES HAS 70TH BIRTHDAY F. O. M. Club F.

O. M. club members w'ere guests i of Miss Mary Alice Carey in her North Mercer street home on Friday evening. Five hundred and various other games formed the pastimes, prizes falling to Mary Elizabeth Joyce, Margaret Mary Maher and Dorothy Jane A lunch was served by the hostess. On February 17.

Agnes Lynch, Croton avenue, will entertain the group. Club On February 16. the Break-A-Way club members, will meet with Mrs. Regis Crable on Spring street, for a regular assembly. At the last gathering, Mrs.

Elmer Bigley of Woods street, opened her home to the group, with Miss Mary Beck as hostess. Games were enjoyed. prizes going to Mrs. Claude Beckman and Mrs. Edward Bigley.

Lunch was a lator pleasure, served by the hostess. Mrs. O. L. Rhodes was honored at a lovely dinner party Saturday evening when relatives and friends as- at her home on Beckford street to honor her 70th birthday anniversary.

'Thirty two guests were present. After the serving of a delicious full course dinner, the hours w'ere spent informally. The honoree re- I ceived many gifts. Several large bou- quets were also given to Mrs. i Rhodes.

Children and grandchildren attended. GERMAINE NAMES WEDDING DATE Miss O'Neill, daughter of T. of Winter avenue, whose engagement was recently an- I nounced to Lawrence M. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew of Natrona, named for the wedding date, Saturday, February 18. The ceremony will take place in St. Mark's church at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. S. U.

V. AuxUiary Members of the Sons of Union Auxiliary 249 will hold a regular meeting in the Modern Woodman hall on East Washington street Wednesday evening. After the business session, there will be a social hour for members and friends. QUICK ACnNGi For head cold discomforts tains ephedrine to shrink swollen membranes and permit easier breathing. Demand Penetro Nose Drops.

DROBS Comfort For The RUPTURED The new MECHANTROL truss Holds a hernia comfortably and securely. Let 08 show yoo the difference between our scientific truss service and the ordinary hit or miss fitting. We invite you to inspect our private fitting room. Every truss unconditionally guaranteed or yoor money back. Charles Lumley Professional Pharmacist.

Penn Theater Bidg. Phone 114. 20 N. Mercer St. Charles Parks Honored Charlfcs Edward Parks was honored at a birthday party Saturday afternoon.

His parents. Mr. and Mns. Frank Parks of East Cherry entertained a hori of his friends, numbering 22. at the home cf his Mr.

and Charles Thompson. North I street. Tlie event marked his eighth birthday anniversary'. A game, was er- joyed 'ds the pa.stime and for the afternoon were awarded to Gene Morse and Harriet Birt. ments w'ere served at a long table, centered by a large birthday rake.

I The honoree received many lovely gifts and also a pur.se of money. Special gue.sts were Gaylene lenberger cf Ellwood City and Shirley. Joan and Patty Jean Johnson of Butler. 6 Beg ins Tuesday Morning at FEBRUARY SALE OF SHIRTS 1 .00 ALL OF WOVEN PATTERNED FABRICS AND FINE WHITE BROADCLOTHS! SIZES 14 to 17 SLEEVES 32 to 35 Our Best Values In Six Months! WOVEN BROADCLOTHS! MADRAS AND CHAMBRAYS! CLIPS AND CHECKS! BRITISH STRIPES! PLAIN WHITE BROADCLOTHS! Our share of a tremendous purchase of better shirtings at the time of year when you look forward to this value-giving event. Every shirt is tailored to our own woven fabrics, colorfast, with Genuine Trubenized Collars! We urge you to check your needs never have we seen better shirt values at such a modest price.

Better be here the doors ask your wife to be on hand! Club Calendar For Week Mrs. Kate Stanley, North street. O. Mrs. Agnes Koein, Morns street.

SiciUan. Mrs. Michael Gennaula, OU ate ted io meet the. ELMO Miss Helen Mason ELMO COSMETISTE trained in the methods of Margaret and Mary Elmo is here to you in selecting preparations and treatments for your particular need. Come in and consult her.

She will be in our Toiletries Department all this week. (Main Floor) New Castle Dry Goods Co. R. A. C.

CouaifHi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haufler entertained members of the R. A. Cousin.s club at their home on East Washington street evening.

Cards formed the main diversion and prizes were awarded to Mn-, Charles Anderson and Flcyd Hamil. A dainty luncheon w'as served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Hammil will receive members at their home at West Pittsburg on February 24.

Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brady of North East. Tuesday T. F.

Dorothy Martin, Arlington avenue. Poetry Group. Library. Friendly Clique. Mrs.

S. A. Moo- rson avenue ney, Williams street, B. W. Mrs.

William Evans. Pearson street. Jr. B. P.

Elks club Marlowe. Mrs. Howard Price, Warren avenue. 1919 Ken.dngtcn. Mrs 1 O.

Hoover. Winter avenue Streamliners, Mrs. Ben Hartland. Highland avenue Meetemali, Leah Bird. Wilmington avenue.

T. O. Kay Ritchie. Canyon street, N. B.

N. skating party. Suzy Q. Theresa Hill. Walmo A.

O. Kensington, Ann Mc- IXwcll. Huron avenue. Amity, Alma Rainey, Arlington avenue. D.

E. W. As You Please. Ida Johnson. Smithfield street.

Amerita. Mrs, A. M. Perifano, Washington street. Ten, Mrs.

Nellie Oermick, hcjpte.ss Mrs Clyde Carr. Franklin avenue. Sub-Junior Marjorie Bhni, 318 Park avenue 1935. Mr.s Ed. Miilison, Wilmington avenue Chez Mrs.

Ruth Nicholson, Vine Linger-Light 500, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Poringer, Beckford street. COME TO OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT with shlist- demun trator, Dorothy Sirnone, who will be glad to help you solve vour figure problems.

Fellone now for appointment as tomorrow is the last of visit. Stroussiiirshberas 1926 Ki-Nu. Mrs. Ben Lowery. Neshannock avenue.

Oak wood Garden, Mrs, John Covert, Stella Hoye. Continental, Jeanne Bloomer, Reading Circle Mrs. Ira Al- Wcst Side Needlecraft, Mrs ford. Adams street eph Perkins. South Lee avenue.

Trump. Mrs. J. Crable. D.

500, Mrs. Etta Keelan. Pear- Ro.se avenue son street; Mrs. Jesse Cox. co-hos- p.

Mrs. Katharine Paulini, A. Mrs. Merle Allen, West, OAKWOOD GARDEN Washington street exterusion, A. Mrs.

Wilbur McKibb-n MEMBERS TO MEET Euclid avenue. Glendale Bridge. Mrs. Clyde Nicholson. Hlilcrest avenue Oakwood Garden club members Number Please.

Mrs. have their meeting on Thurs- Morton street evening, February 9. In the Jolly Sewing Circle, Julia Lisko. of Mrs. Jchn L.

Covert on the Bradley avenue. Bedford road, with Miss Estelle O. G. Card. Mrs.

Freda Bnckner. Hove as associate hostess. Princeton. The topic of the evening, Macon Bridge. Mr.s William Mur- Native will be discussed phy, Butler avenue less.

W. C. B. Class Members of the W. C.

B. clas.s. Wesley M. E. church, will meet Thursday evening in the home of Mrs.

C. E. Anderson, West Washington street. (Additional Society On Page Six) Hamilton Watch Presented to Capt. R.

W. Rowland HATHEt IMS. CO. JtWELfIS SINCI For Your Party The Newest Ideas in Tallies Place Cards Score Pads Also seasonable designs in Taylor system and general tally cardis for two to six tables. PLAYING CARDS In attractive designs.

2Sc to 65e Wednesday North Beaver Garden, Mrs. A. Fullerton, Mt. Jackson. Wimodausis.

Cathedral. T. O. F. Marilou Sampson, New Wilmington.

New Castle Emergency, Mrs. Mary Miller, Dizzy Eight, Ann Markel, East Reynolds. Uniq Ciiq. Mr.s. Roy Tieche, Harlansburg.

Palsy Walsy. Mrs. Agne.s Melster. Rav street. P.

M. Mrs. James Cypher, Winslow avenue. 1934, Mrs. William Belknap, hostess.

Progressive Bridge, Mrs. Kradei, Bovles avenue. Excell. Mrs. Carl Gaston, Raymond street.

A. Mrs. Clare Groucutt, Hlle- man apartments. Newspaper. Betty Lou Bintrlm.

Blaine street. Eight H. Mrs. J. Cerbes, Pearson street, Buonc Amlche, Mrs.

Prank Santia, hostess. N. Agusta Hitch. Bell avenue. G.

Mrs. Paul Lombardo, Harrison street. Marsing. Mrs. Homer Miles.

Cunningham avenue. Tri-Hl, Frances Amadio. Hamilton street. Sewing Circle Mrs. Mary Martone, Division street.

Allegre, Mrs. Emma Gallagher, Delaware avenue. Amerita, Mrs. A. M.

Perifano, East Washington street. East Side Garden, Mrs. Glen Orr. Ryan avenue. Priscilla, Mrs.

Theresa Papilll, Ncrth Cedar street. Good Neighbors, Mrs. Edward Coyne. West Washington street extension. Pandoras, Mrs.

Floyd Chiimp, Lutton street. G. Mrs. Rose Copplc, Friendship street. Happy Group, Mary Bordonaro, Mercer street.

N. theatre party. Excell. Mrs. Carl Gaston.

Raymond street; 2 p. m. St reet Thursday A. Mrs. George Perdue, Cleveland avenue.

Fidelity Companions, Mrs. James Costello, Scott street. I. A. Anna Boron, Lutton street.

Beckford Re-Deal. Mrs. Matthew H-nko- nen, hastess, tea room. 8 p. m.

i Taylor street. B. Mrs Anthony Marino. North Scrosi. Mrs.

Lee avenue. walnut street. Bamboo 500, Mrs. Wiiliam Reynolds, Jr Shaw' street. P.

F. Mrs. L. Krueger, Walter street. R.

Ar R. Mrs Wesley Wolfe. Harrison street. Wahine. Mrs, DeGregory.

516 Electric street G. W. Mr.s Ed Robert.s, Oak street. Queen Sewing Circle, Mrs. Marv Harvey, Becktrrd street.

Mahoning Book. Mrs. Lewis Wettich. West Clayton street; 1.30 p. m.

Colonial, Mrs. P. Audino, Arlington avenue. Y. M.

Mrs. Grace Hoch. Wilmington avenue. N. H.

Mrs. Jack Ellis. Superior street. M. Mrs.

Joseph Pandavano, Division street. Friday Mrs Fred Sontum. Interesting Tree From 1939 will be i RHswer to roU call. The mem- 'ake new seed catalogs to this meeting. R.

N. McBumey. Bestyette Bridge. Dorothy Bovles. Neshannock avenue.

T. T. T. Mrs. Roy Ringer, Ray street past Mistresses Club Members of the Past Worthy Mistresses club were entertained in the home of Mrs.

Blanche Lewis on 3utz s. Mary Cunning, Ep.vorth tune, with Mrs. Marie Pence. Mrs. Lo-rour-Chee Mr.i Kres- Amanda Bol'inger and Mr.s.

Bertha Daugherty winning the prizes. Lunch was served by the hostess at the with her daughter-in- law. Mrs George LewLs. assisting Mrs. M.

Parks of Neshannock nue will entertain on March 3 at her home. tel. State street Whose Deal. Mrs, Liiwrence Burge, Grant street, G. C.

Mrs Paul Jones. Washington street. Wayocabuno, Mr and George Nolte. Hazen street. Jolly 19'29.

Mrs. Mary ium 'II. South Ray street. Old Time Rebekahs Mrs. Kate Stanley of 126 West Saturday North street will be hostess to mem- M.

W. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph bers of the Old Time Rebekahs, McCormick. East Brock Wednesday at noon at a tureen G.

M. Birthday. Dorothy Madden, luncheon. Mrs. Esther Porter is as- Highland avenue.

sociate hostess. $0 OF THF mm Smokers find Costlier Tobaccos are Soothing to the Nerves.