The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 5

1 i 1' 't 1 M' 1 ftf Willi I THE NEWS-HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1944. PAGE FIVE Franklin Club Men and Women Bowlers Feted, Get Prizes SOCIETY Women's News, Personals, Club Events 680 PHONES 457 A banquet, attended by ISO guests. was served in the ballroom of the Franklin Club Thursday evening to mark the official close of the bowling season for both the men's and women's June Gordon Bride leagues. Lilacs, tulips and pastel Helen L. Bonham To be June Bride shaded candles decorated the tables and baskets of lilacs were used throughout the hall.

Of Eugene Andrews Graduation Gifts -PERFUME SETS --MANICURE SETS- COMB, BRUSH, MIRROR SETS- PERFUMES COLOGNES See Our Gift Windows Dague-Bartholomew Co. 1209 LIBERTY ST. Theodore Brookhouser led In group In a quiet spring wedding in the singing and also awarded the numerous prizes. parochial residence of St. Patrick Church at 6:30 p.

m. Thursday, Miss In the women 3 league, the teams captained hy Mrs. A. O. Gourley and Laura June Gordon, daughter of Kd-ward Gordon, of Reno, became the bride of William Eugene Andrews, sou Mrs.

Frank Officer tied lor rirst place. While they plan to roll a play-off game Monday at 8 p. both teams were treated as winners, when it came to of William J. Andrews, of this city. Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Thomas B. Downey read the wedding service by candlelight. Baskets of snapdragons and awarding prizes.

All who played ten or more games on these teams won prizes as follows: calla lilies adorned the room where the wedding took place in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Karl X. Bonham entertained at their home, 610 Elk Street, Thursday evening to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Helen Louise, to Robert L. Fleming, son of Mrs.

A. C. Fleming, of Oil City. A trayful of small corsages, which were distributed among the guests, told the news. On each bouquet was a pair of white and gold hearts, attached with satin ribbon.

On the hearts were inscribed the message, "Helen and Bob, June 3." The wedding is to take place at 1 p. ru. on that date in the First Presbyterian Church. The evening was spent in playing bridge, with prizes awarded to Miss Martha Jane Scott, Miss Bette Phillips and Miss Virginia Marwood, and Miss Bonliam received a gift from her mother. Team 3: High score, Miss Katnenne Hough high average, Miss Vivian relatives and close friends.

Mr. and Mrs. William Elder attend Cowan increased average, Mrs. Dorothy Brown perfect attendance, ed the couple. The bride wore a poudre There's sun outside! There's fun out there, too.

And here are the clothes you should have for your full measure of it. Play suits with skirts you can strip, backless frocks with jackets, slacks, shorts, overalls they're waiting for you! blue dress and pink hat and her flowers Mrs. Gourley, the captain, who also increased her average. Others, Mrs. C.

E. Cox; Mrs. S. I. Owens; Mrs.

were pink roses and lilies of the PUPILS GIVE PLAYLETS T. E. Timnev Mrs. E. W.

Wentworth. AT FINAL MEETING OF THIRD WARD P. T. A. ley.

Mrs. Elder wore a printed chiffon dress and her flowers were while roses and sweetpeas. The bridal couple's gifts to their attendants were a bill fold and silver compact. Team 4: High score, Miss Betty Hill high average, Mrs. C.

E. Hugus, increased average, Mrs. Frank Officer, the captain, who also had per The wedding reception followed at Officers for 1044-45 were installed feet attendance. Mrs. H.

M. Woelfel (he Andrews home, with eight seated at the bride's table, which was cen by Mrs. F. Edwin Bair at the meeting of the Third Ward School Parent- and Mrs. Hugus also had perfect attendance.

Other prize winners, Mrs. A delicious lunch was served. The centerpiece on the dining room table was of white lilacs and lilies of the tered with an attractively decorated four-tiered cake. White tapers in A. S.

Knoizen, Mrs. J. French Miller valley, and other bouquets of lilacs SOCIAL EVENTS Mrs. Scott Lowers Again to Head Women's Bible Class. The Women's Bible Class of the Calvary Baptist Church, meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.

J. B. Kakin, re-elected Mrs. Scott Lowers as president for another year. Other officers named are: Vice president, Mrs.

Iua Mook; secretary, Miss Delia Johnson treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Foster; public relations, Mrs. Samuel L. Miller. Following devotions and business, games were played and Mrs.

Eakin served a delicious lunch. The next meeting, on June 8. will be at the home of Mrs. Scandlou. True Blue Class Meets in Evangelical Parish House.

Teacher Association Thursday evening in the school building. Playlets featured the program, which was as follows: and Mrs. W. E. Barrow.

crystal holders lighted the table. The decorated the living room. The winners on the other two individual tables at which the other Guests from Oil City included Mr, "women's teams were: i guests were seated were centered with Piano duet Patricia Butlers and Team 1, captained foy Mrs. John a taper in a crystai holder. The favors Jane Water bury.

Fleming's mother, his sister, Mrs, George C. Ebert, and his aunt, Mrs. Erroll II. Collins. Amberson high score, Mrs.

James Cor rin: high average, Mrs. Amberson; in were nosegays of cellophane. White lilacs were used effectively throughout Playlet, "Our Victory Garden" by the following pupils of Mrs. Dorothy creased average, Mrs. William Wearly the home.

Stone's room: John Richards, Alice perfect attendance, Mrs. P. L. Callan Cochranton Couple Mr. and Mrs.

Andrews have left for Thomas, Beulah Ferringer, Gene Mc a trip to Rochester and other points in Team 2, Mrs. C. F. Ball, captain: high score, Mrs. John AVallace high average, Mrs.

II. H. Davison increased Marry in Franklin Farland, Fred Shoup, Elizabeth and Rachel Whitfield, Melvin and Kenneth Ward, Mona and Martha Scannell, New York and perhaps into Canada. For traveling Mrs. Andrews chose a average, Miss Gertrude Minnigh per blue suit and matching hat.

At 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon, in Billy Saeli, Gracia Vuow, Edward Rid fect attendance, Miss Margaret Mc. Bride. The True Blue Class of the First Evangelical Church held its May business and social meeting Thursday eve Upon their return they will reside St. Patrick's Church in Franklin, Rt die, Florence Paden. The women's bowling committee for Rev, Msgr.

Thomas B. Downey read at 919 Liberty Street. Both Mr. and Playlet, "The Old Woman Who lives ning in the parish house. the nuptial service which united in Mrs.

Andrews are employed in otnoe in a Shoe" Miss Elinor Schill'g pu the year included Miss Mmmgh, Mrs F. P. Phillips and Mrs. M. C.

Mayhew, marriage Pvt. Lucian Leta, of pils: Shirley and James Beach, Faye Miss Hazel Lepley presided at the devotional and business sessions. The Scripture, relating to the duty of For the men, D. W. Grant was Camp Clairborne, son of Mr.

and work by the Joy Manufacturing Company plant. Grove Junior Prom Chatley, Betty Dobos, Mary Doll, Dorothy Finch, Helen Fogle, Gail Ful Mrs. Lucian Leta, of Cochranton, warded the prize for high average and Christians, was read by Miss Jean formerly of Franklin, and Miss Janet high score and B. S. H.

Harris, for ereatest improvement over his ton, Anna Grove, Anne Hied, Ruth Mo McCarter and Miss Florence Oesau. Weir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Amnch, Dolores Ilulchison, Don and the teacher, 'offered prayer. Weir, of Cochranton.

dummy score. Todd Douglas, Bob Gillingham, Bob The bride appeared in a white floor Other prizes were given as toiiows: To be Held Tonight; Patrons Announced The Misses Charlotte Sutton, Maxine Young and Jean McCarter, as hostesses, length gown of sheer chiffon, fashioned Winning team: C. J. Wilhelm, Grill, James Johnson, Billie McCul-lough, John Montgomery, Arthur Cnv served appetizing refreshments. with a sweetheart neckline, shirred Charles Brelling, Charles Somerhalder, uian.

Drew Johnson, S. S. Taylor, William Miss Jean Davis, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. John Quimby, of Youngstown, Elder. Lawrence Kinselman.

Grant bodice and ruffled skirt. Her shoulder length veil cascaded from a tiara of pearls. She wore white mitts and "Waking the Daffodil" was also presented by pupils from Mrs. Stone's room as follows: Child, Shirley Rob- were gues-ts. nd Harris were also members of this carried white roses and violets.

From team. Mrs. Johnson accepted tne prize for her husband, who is in the service. Mrs. Mary Greene, of Pittsburgh, she ROCKY GROVE had borrowed a diamond brooch.

Hish team scores: Fred Allen, Ray Inns; Sun, Kenneth Tarr; Rain, Rachel Whitfield; Robin, Edward Rid die: Daffodil, Carole Lilley. The cakewalk was won by Miss Syi vania Mulligan. She was attended by Miss Bernadette Siefer, S. 1. Owens, Thomas Jennings, II.

H. Davison, E. E. Yarletts, Pedro Hugus, of Knox, who wore a blue net Phone 6808 a. m.

to 3 p. m. MILDRED KINCJI LUSHER. McKissick, Dr. F.

W. Wilson, Charles Goss, Dr. Gale H. Walker. gown.

Her nowers were piuK roses and sweetpeas. CAMPBELL'S Mrs. Karl Baker, retiring president, Mrs. Weir wore orchid and Mrs. Perfect attendance: J.

L. Amberson, conducted the business session. Mr H. B. Bradley, Jorge Diaz, F.

Dion, Cecil Stahluian is the new president. Leta dark blue and both had shoulder 'bouquets of yellow and white roses. Angie Sgro and his sweet styled orchestra from Dayton will provide the music for the promenade which the junior class of Rocky Grov- High School will give from 9 p. m. to 1 a.

m. tonight in the Grove school gymnasium. Sgro and his players pleased so welt at the 1943 prom, that the juniors felt fortunate in being able to engage them for a return this spring. A glee club and a couple of soloists are featured. Supervising Principal C.

E. Wert-man, and Mrs. Wertmaii, High School Principal R. Glenn Carter and Mrs. Carter, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Shingledeck-er, Mr. and Mrs. 'M. C.

Seyler, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Neely, Mr.

and Mrs. P. E. Shouey, Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Vath, Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Graff, Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Hazelton, Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. E. W.

Wentworth, E. 11. i ortmann, x. Paul King, of Rocky urove, brother- PHILATHEA GLASS HAS i ENJOYABLE MEETING Miss Schill's room won the attend ance award. Refreshments were served follow ing the meeting.

in-law of the 'bridegroom, attended Oakes, S. Osborne, James Courtney. Allen, Jennings, Davison, Yarletts, McKissick, Goss, Wilhelm, Brelling, Somerhalder and Taylor also had perfect attendance records 'but were ineligible him as best man. The Philathea Class of the Rocky Mrs. Joseph Hieseuman provided the organ music, softly playing "Trau-merie" by Schuman during the nuptial NEVADA GOVERNOR IS ILL, for another prize.

Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church was entertained Thursday evening by WON'T ATTEND CONFERENCE ceremony. Her otuer numbers, aa- Mrs. Charles Hays and Miss Dorothy Mrs. T. H.

L. Paisley and Mrs. Wil dition to the marches, were "Little liain Rembold at the former's home Parker provided accordion music during the banquet. Later in the evening, on Russell Street. HARRISBURG, May 19.

UP-XJov Star," (Forge); 'The Even Song" (Duddy) "Mighty Lak a Rose" (Xe-vin) Romance" from "Les Preludes," Mrs. Howard Huston presided for an entertaining lloor snow was presented-and the entertainment conclud E. P. Carville, of Nevada, has been ANNOUNCING NEWCOMERS NEWEST; SMARTEST; VERY SUMMERY One Piece DRESSES -Two-Pieces You'll surely appreciate the quality and smartness of the newest arrivals. STYLED FOR THE QL7CK IMITATION.

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O. E. McDowell forced because of serious illness to (Liszt). Ira Jones was the soloist both the devotional and business sessions. Plans were made for a white ed With dancing by the guests.

cancel his scheduled trip here May 28 will be the patrons and patronesses for the dancing party, which will be and his numbers were "Panis Angeli to attend the otith annual conference cans" and Sacred Heart, Love President's Tea to elephant sale and a second contribu tion was voted to the furnace fund. of governors, it was learned today. Divine." open to the public. Preceding the the ieniors will Mrs. J.

S. Klinger and Mrs. Grover Carville had been listed to address A reception and wedding supper for Feature Meeting of Horrobin provided the entertainment the state chief executives on "conser be guests of the juniors at a banquet in the social rooms of the Rocky the immediate families were held at and prizes went to Mrs. Boyd Carter vation of mineral resources" at closing the Gordon Restaurant in Cochranton, Woman's Club May 22 and Mrs. Wallace Shaffstall.

sessions of the meeting on May 31. Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church served bv the Ladies' 'Society. A three-tiered wedding cake centered The hostesses served a delicious the bridal table and the favors were Mrs. Gertrude Thompson Jordan is The British Mark IV Mosquito Balad course. The annual business meeting of the candy cups, decorated with a picture junior class advisor and Richard Hob bomber is unarmed and flies with lit The next meeting will be held on ertson is president of the junior class.

June 22 at the home of Mrs. Sibley tie regard to formation, depending of a bride and groom, hweetpeas and white candles completed the table Woman's Club of Franklin will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday in the Library assembly room, when reports of offi Under their direction a capable com upon its speed for protection. Mong.

mittee has worked hard to provide the its monthly meeting with devotions in charge of Mrs. Allen. Mrs. O. B.

McDowell, leader, read the article from the AVorld Outlook, "Belief in Immortality." Hobert Fulton built a submarine before he built a steamboat, and offered it to Napoleon, who refused it. cers and committee chairmen will be heard. Mrs. H. Carl Wasson will give echoes from the recent state federation seniors with a fitting farewell to the school, despite all the difficulties that the present conditions place in the For traveling, the new Mrs.

Leta chose a blue suit, and her shoulder spray was of roses. After a trip to Erie and other northern points, Pvt. meetinir in Harrisburg. Permanents Shampoos war of those who would entertain. it.

I Leta will return to camp and his The meeting will be foMowea oy tne A larse Datronace for the nrom. is bride will remain in Cochranton. past president's tea in honor of Mrs, Among those who entetrained at Leon F. Hoffman, retiring president pre-nuptial parties were the bride's Mrs. J.

Guy McCutcheon will be in anticipated. FUNERALS. Mrs. F. A.

Handley. charee. mother, Mrs. Lucian Leta, Mrs. Paul King, Miss Hugus Miss Mary Greg The musical program will include troin'bone numbers by Glenn Steele and FACIALS, ARCHING, ETC.

Fran's Beauty Salon piano solos by Pony uoenraue. ory and Mrs. Norman Lesh, of Coon ranton. CARD BASKET. The funeral of Mrs.

F. A. Handley, former FrankHn resident, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Hartwell and Woples Funeral Tarlors.

Bauni MAGICIAN WILL APPEAR AT FCO DANCE SATURDAY Phone 855-G 1124 Chestnut St. Boulevard and Graham Street, Pitts Miss Ruth Parker, of Raleigh, N. burgh. Her death occurred in that is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

C. X. Hough. city yesterday. The members of the Saturday Night Help prevent infections with Miss Lois Mae Wasson, daughter Dance Club of the Franklin Community Organization will get a treat this of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry C. Wasson, Pittsburgh Road, is home from Grove City College to spend the summer with her parents. victory over it-jS Saturday in the form of a rioor snow provided by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. This show will include a magician and will start at 9 p.

m. All parents and aduHs are invited to attend this dance or any dance held in the Mrs. W. O. Milton has returned from a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

G. Raymond Bell, in Glenshaw FCO. Mrs. Bell has just returned from Fort In addition to the floor show this Wayne, where she visited her 'brother, week each member attending the dance Robert C. Mitton.

will be asked to vote on which nights they would like to have dances during the summer months. This decision was Miss Mabel E. Witherup is spending the week-end in Pittsburgh with her made by the Saturday Night Dance Emergency Needs iL GAUZE BANDA6ES SjuL ADHESIVE PLASTER 3iuLQUIK-BANDS wu, ABSORBENT COTTON Ste TIE FltST RUJE II DOME DEFERS YlcGuire Bros. Committee last: Tuesday when they sister, Mrs. J.

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Margaret M. Steinhrenner, who has been visiting her brother, Edgar L. Group 1 of the WSCS of Reno Meth McPherson, of this city, and sister, odist church was hostess to the mem Mrs. G. W.

Crifler, of Cochranton, i I21t litany sirei. FbwtU. bers of group 2 at a dinner in the returning to her home in Long Beach, church basement last nignt. iwenrj DEAF Saturday morning accompanied two attended the affair which honored Mrs. W.

A. Neelv and her daughter, by her niece, Miss Rose Jean McPherson. Also her son, Conrad MePherson. who has been here on a Marion, who are moving to Oil City short furlough, returns with her as far the first of June. Short talks were given by Mrs, This is the New Low Priced as Camp Livingston, La.

Alice Allen and Mrs. Mae Evans and Sunset Crater National Monument, Arizona, was visited by 11.8SS persons a poem by Mrs. Ina Coon and one by Mrs. Daisy Bonnett. Following the dinner group one held during 1940.

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