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NEW CASTLE, NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 23, i9So ELEANOR RODGERS LISTS BRIDAL PARTY Miss Eleanor Rodgers, daughter of Mrs. E. Rodgers, 840 Franklin avenue has announced the bridal attendants who will serve at her wedding to Robert Williams, son of Mrs. O. N.

Williams of Greenville on June 3, at an open church ceremony in the Epworth Methodist church, at 4:30 p. m. The bride-elect has asked Miss Mildred Muir of Blairsville, an intimate friend, to be maid of honor. Flower girls will be Miss Sharon Spiers and Miss Karen Kerr. As his best man the prospective groom will have James Dugan, a cousin and ushers will be John B.

Roders, a cousin of the bride; Casper Sherman, Butler, and George Hamil, Brockport, N. cousins and Harold E. Reichard of Greenville, a close friend. Immediately following the ceremony an open reception will be held in the community room of the ehurck. CLASS HONORS BRIDES-ELECT Miss Vivian Johnson McGILL SOCIETY HONORS MOTHERS Mothers and daughters were honored at a tea Monday evening, when the McGill Missionary society entertained in Highland United Presbyterian church.

Mrs Arthur Canning welcomed the guests. Using The Un seen as her theme, Mrs R. H. Johnston led devotions. Jean Boalick offered as a piano solo.

Miss Gertrude Graham, Miss Margaret Graham. Mrs. D. H. Stewart and Jean Boalick pleased with Suite miia a niotiA a piano quartet number, Mrs.

J. Lowrie Anderson, a returned missionary from the South Sudan, told of her work there and showed a number of slides Miss Lucile Paisley sang: My with Mrs. S. Glenn McCracken serving as accompanist Lunch was served from an at tractively appointed table with Mrs. Robert M.

MilLs and Mrs George Detwiler presiding at the tea services. Mrs. Donald Head ings, Mrs. Clarence Kennedy, Mrs William Headings and Mrs. Marjorie Norris were responsible for arrangements.

A picnic at Cascade park Monday evening, June 26, will feature the next assembly. and Nancy Watson, June brides-elect, Do; and Donald Pitzer, Miss fiance, were honored at a miscellaneous shower held by the Baraca Bible class of the Grace Bible Community church in East New Castle. The scene of the enjoyable fete the home of Mr, and Mrs. was Henry Karki, Alborn avenue. Twenty and other games provided entertainment.

Lunch was served buffet style. Gifts were brought in by Ike Bunney, Teddy Watson and Henry Karki, all nephews of Miss Watson. MISS NANCY WATSON GUEST AT SHOWER Mrs. Edward McBride of Franklin, entertained Friday evening in honor of Miss Nancy Watson bride-elect of June 1. Several former student nurse friends of the honoree were present for the shower.

Special guests of the occasion were Mrs. A1 McBride, mother-in- law of the hostess, and Mrs. T. C. Watson, mother of the honored $uest- Decorations in green and white added to the festivities.

Delicious refreshments were later served, with dainty green and white parasols marking each place-setting. An array of lovely and useful miscellaneous gifts were later showered upon Miss Watson. Games were an added diversion, with prizes captured by Joan and Jean Smith. B. D.

W. Club Party Five hundred highlighted the evening when members of the B. D. W. club gathered at the home of Mrs.

Gene Shaffer, Fairfield avenue, on a recent evening. Successful in winning prizes were Mrs. Ginny Matthews and Mrs. Peg Fisher. A tempting lunch was later served, with Mrs.

May Dewberry assisting the hostess. The club will meet June 1 at a local tea room with Mrs. Madonna Conner as hostess. MT. JACKSON CLUB PLANS FOR PROGRAM Members of the Mt.

Jackson club will meet in the Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian church at eight p. m. Wednesday May 31, instead of May 30, the regular meeting date. This change has been made due to the holiday observance.

Mrs. C. B. McKissick will be in charge of the program, with Mrs. Mac Tindall, Mrs.

Norman Duff and Mrs. Floyd Douglas to conduct devotionals and the club creed. Guest speaker for the occasion yrill be Rev. Willard K. George.

The high school trio, recently participating in the forensic music contest, will sing several selections. Shirley Hayes, Joan Paden and Mary Ann McKee compose this group. Richard Gwin, also a contestant in the contest, will play numbers on his saxophone for the entertainment of the club. MYERS-JONES HOME WEDDING Miss Mary Margaret Myers, daughter of Mr and Mrs. G.

W. Myers, New Castle R. D. 6, was united in marriage to Robert Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Jones, New Castle R. D. 6, at an impressive ceremony in the home. The exchange of vows took place Saturday afternoon, May 20, at 2 with Dr. Clyde L.

Myers, the brother and pastor of First U. P. church, Pittsburgh, officiating. The bride was attired in a light blue taffeta, street-length dress trimmed in white lace, with white accessories. Her corsage was of white roses.

She wore a single strand of pearls, the gift, which he brought from Korea, having been stationed there while serving in the U. S. army. Mrs. John Young, as matron of honor, wore a pale blue crepe dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses.

John Young served the groom as best man. Robert A. Myers, the brother, sang Love Ybu and with Mrs. Richard Harrison, his sister, as accompanist. Early spring flowers decorated the living room.

A reception for 30 guests followed at the home. Mrs. Clyde L. Myers, Mrs. Charles R.

Myers, Mrs. Dale Myers and Mrs. Harri son served as aides. A three-tiered wedding cake centered the table. Upon returning from a trip to Niagara Falls, Mr.

and Mrs. Jones will be at home to friends in their apartment on Scott street, New Castle. Mrs. Jones, a graduate of Princeton high school, attended New Castle Business college, and is employed in the office of the Agricul tural Conservation association of Lawrence county. Mr.

Jones, an alumnus of Prince ton high school, is employed at the Youngstown Sheet Tube com pany. The young couple, who were honored at a number of showers prior to their marriage, received many lovely wedding gifts for their new home. BRIDAL PAIR-ELECT FETED AT PARTY Miss Marjory Maxwell, bride- elect of June '9 and her fiance, Gordon McKnight were entertained at a dinner held by the aunt Mrs. Florence Cartwright at her home, 454 Croton avenue. Another aunt of the bride-elect, Miss Emma Maxwell was associate hostess After the dinner members of the family gathered to honor the couple with a miscellaneous shower, Out of town guests present were Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Maxwell and family of Beaver Falls and Mr. and Mrs. John Heineman of Vanport, Pa. On June 9, at 7:30 p.

m. in the First United Presbyterian church, the couple will be united in marriage. Miss Maxwell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.

Maxwell, 420 East Leasure avenue. Mr. McKnight is the son of Mrs. Susan McKnight, Thorpe street and late Earl McKnight HAPPY TEN CLUB ENJOYABLE PARTY Members of the Happy Ten club PANTHERETTE CLUB WILL HAVE DINNER Pantherette club members will have a tureen dinner Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Unlone Calabro club. Dinner will be served promptly.

A social time will follow. The committee in charge includes: Mrs. James Fuleno, chairman; Mrs. An thony Fuleno, Mrs. John Fuleno, Mrs.

Steve DeAugostine, Mrs. Robert Palus, Mrs. James Mcjney, Mrs. Andrew Marapese and Mrs. Michael Fornataro.

LOUISE FEIL IS FETED AT SHOWER Miss Louise Fell, bride-elect of June 2, was honored at a shower in the home of Mrs. Fred Feil, Schenley avenue, with Mrs. Warren Van Horn co-hostess. Miss Feil was recipient of a number of lovely personal gifts. Various games were enjoyed with token going to Mrs.

John Cain, Mrs. Edward Feil, Mrs. Charles Duncan. Mrs. VanHorn, Mrs.

E. R. Critchlow and Mrs. William Critchlow. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess.

Miniature umbrellas with red hearts, bearing the message, and Bob. June 2, 1950 were used as favors. Miss Feil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Feil, Old Pittsburgh road, will be united in marriage to Robert L. Critchlow, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward R. Critch low, Atkinson street. SISTERHOOD PLANS SPECIAL MEETING Mrs. Edward Buntman, chairman of the special fund raising event to be held at Tifereth Israel synagogue on June 4, announces a special meeting at the synagogue on Wednesday at 1:30 p.

m. All those interested in helping to make the affair a success are welcome to attend. Section To Meet Section of the Y. L. B.

class of Third U. P. church will assemble in the home of Mrs. Henry J. Sines, East Washington street, Thursday evening, May 25.

Mary Ross, Mrs. Rose Lamorella, Mrs. Clara Colella, Mrs. Assunta Orielli, Mrs. Helen Ottaviano and Mrs.

Mary Sciola. Hostesses later served a dainty lunch. June 5, is the meeting with hostesses being, Mrs. Anna Donofrio, Mrs. Mary Sciola and Mrs.

Rose Lamorella. All-Together Club All-Together club members gathered in the South Mill street club rooms, Monday evening, hostesses being, Mrs. Minnie Paiano, Mrs. Teresa Gianchristofer and Mrs. Genevieve Micaletti.

Card playing was the pastime, high score prizes going to Mrs. LADIES BIBLE CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY Ladies Bible class of the Church of the Nazarene will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed Shaffer, Lakewood road, on Thursday evening in the form ofa mother-daughter banquet. Each member will bring a tureen. Mrs.

John Hites is the hostess for the evening. LITTLE FLOWER CLUB WILL MEET FRIDAY Members of the Little Flower club will meet Friday evening, May 26, in the basement of St. church. Business will be conducted at 8 Hostesses for the occasion will be Mrs. Annie Eagan, Mrs.

A. B. Fauzey, Mrs. V. J.

Gallagher and Mrs. Mary Joyce. Y.M.C. CLASS TO MEET FRIDAY Young Married Couples of the Gospel Tabernacle will meet Friday evening, May 26, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Borger, 203 South Mulberry street. KATHERINE FLYAK NAMES ATTENDANTS Miss Katherine Flyak has chosen June 3 as the date of her marriage to Marian E. Hare. Miss Flyak is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Flyak of 1011 Cunningham avenue, and Mr. Hare is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booher of 657 East Washington street. The bride-elect has selected Dorothy Rhodes as her maid of honor and Miss Irene Pavlov as bridesmaid Joe Locke will serve the groom as best man, with Mike Hnatt, cousin of the bride, as usher.

The ceremony will be performed, in the St Nicholas church at 2:30 Open church will be observed (Additional Society On Page Five) Grand Auxiliary Members of the grand international auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet Thursday afternoon in the green room of the Y. C. A. dBPnmm morm mus with LIQUID were welcomed in the home of Mrs. Lillian DeSantis, Maryland avenue, on a recent evening.

Plans were made to change the name of the club, with a meeting to be held once a month. Canasta was a later diversion, with Mrs. Sam Colella winning the prize. Games were enjoyed, with Mrs. Michael Pagley capturing a prize.

The club token was won by Mrs. Colella. Dainty refreshments were later served by the hostess. The next meeting of the group will be held at the home of Mrs. Michael Pagley, Harrison street, on June 15.

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