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THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURO, PA. PAGE THREE Society Churches Clubs 0 Dolores Dagsher Phone Can. 2200 or 5125-R-2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1954 Demo Women's President Receives Gavel Personals Monday Evening Woman's Club To Hold "Sweetheart Swing" Baptist Church to Hold Interesting Missionary Meeting reorganizing and electing officers for the coming church year. The following were named: Board of Session: Moderator, Dr. E.

V. Condron; Clerk of Session, Harry Jones and Treasurer, Floyd Bennett. Board of Trustees: Chairman, Bride-Elect Mrs. Evelyn Bolinsky, right, Treasurer of the Houston Women's Democrat Council, is presenting the gavel to President Sarah Terling, left, of the newly organized East Canonsburg Council of Democrat Women. The gavel was made by Mrs.

Bolinsky's husband. The presentation was made at the Testimonial Banquet held recently at Club Brazil by the Houston Council. Democratic Women To Hold Anniversary Banquet On April 20 Plans were made for the anniversary banquet at the recent meeting of the Houston Council of Democratic Women. Mrs. Marcella O'Brien president, presided at the business meeting opened by the flag salute and reading the club collect.

Membership chairman, Thelma The Women's Missionary meet- ing of the First Baptist Church will be held in the prayer room Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The program will consist of a tape recording made by a radio station DZAS, Manila, Philippines, featur ing the martyrdom of John and Betty Stam, missionaries to China; also a talk by their elder brother, Harry who recently spent time in Manila. Dr. Harry Stam is director of the Department of Missions at Northwestern Bible Schools and made a world tour in the interest of his department and also for the Far Eastern Broadcasting Company. Also in the meeting, important business concerning future sewing will be discussed.

During the social period a special lunch is being planned and all the ladies of the church are cordially invited to be present. Houston News Youth Fellowship Party Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty, sponsors of the Youth Fellowship Society of the Houston U. P.

Church, have announced an unusual get-together of the Youth Fellowship Societies of Washington County being held in the Houston recreation rooms on Wednesday evening, February 10 at 7 o'clock. The MeCartys have planned an interesting program and a sound film. All members of the county Youth Fellowships and their leaders are urged to accept this invitation. Roller Skating Party The Houston Girl Scout Troop in charge of Mrs. Rolland Griffith have planned a roller skating party for the benefit of the Troop to be held at Willow Beach rink on Tuesday evening, February 16.

fmm 8 to 11 p. m. They have planned a cake skate and a balloon rkate and extend an invitation to 'he public. Mrs. Tomsk Hostess "School Tests and Thei.

lilies will be the subject of the talk be given by Miss Inez Hoch to the members of the Houston-Moninser Child Study Group at their month-V meeting on Tuesdav evening. February 8 at 8 o'clock at the hme of Mrs. Michael Tmsic, '93 Cherrv avenue. Mrs. Thoma Wntters 'S co-hostess.

Miss Hoch, a teacher in Canonsburg High School, has charge of Vocational Guidance in the schoo' and is the President of the Canonsburg Teachers Association an Auxiliary of the Fennsvlvanif State Education Association. She is most active in professional work in her own association, the Washington County Council of which she is secretary, and of the Western Convention District, P. S. E. A.

A good attendance is requested by the president, as many plans will be discussed for future activities of the group. Boards Organize At a meeting held on Wednesday evening in the Houston U. P. Church, the Board of Session. Board of Trustees, and Board of Deacons met for the purpose of Church Bids Farewell To Pastor, Wife The members and guests of the Central Presbyterian Church gathered Tuesday evening, February 2 in the social room of the church to bid farewell to their pastor, Rev.

J. A. II. McLean and his wife. Rev.

and Mrs. McLean, who have resided in Canonsburg since October, 1947, are moving to New Jersey, where Rev. McLean will begin a partial retirement pastorate there. Charles Jones was in charge of the program, which included vocal John R. Prost was admitted to the Mercy Hospital on February 1.

His condition is reported fair. The Garden Department of the Women's Club will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 2 o'clock Feb. 10. because of unavoidable circum-1 stances a new meeting place is announced. The department is in-, vited to meet with a new mem-; ber, Mrs.

Edwin L. Franklin at the Pine Lawn Home in Houston, i Please enter by the chapel door, Violets and their care will be the subject of the speaker, Mrs. Andrew Balent of Washington, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin will have a display of African violets they are so successful in raising. The chairman, Mrs. G. J. Hanna urges all members to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brookman, North Main street, are en route to their home here after a Southern trip which included a week spent in Florida. They were accompanied there by Mrs. Fred Shilling and three sons who were returning to their home in Lakeland, after visiting five weeks with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Schimmel, Meadowlands, and other friends. En route home the Brookmans will visit friends in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvan Marquis and Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Marquis and daughter, Cynthia, Hanover-ton, Ohio, visited Sunday with Mrs. Alvan Marquis' mother, Mrs. Frances Morgan, Washington, R. D.l, and friends in Hickory. Women's Guild of St.

Thomas Church will hold its monthly meeting in the church guild room Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. William J. Crocker is the hostess. A full attendance of members is desired.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Philips, Hickory, spent the weekend i Oak Ridge, Tenn, making the "ip by motor. They were by Mrs.

J. Lee Foster, Tickory, who remained there to 3 with Mr. Foster who is em- oyed there. Tonight at 8 o'clock Ladies' Aid )ciety of Canonsburg U.P. Church neets with Mrs.

Burke Richards, 32 West Pike street. Assistant ostess, Mrs. Ayres. Tonight at 8 o'clock at South School North Strabane PTA will celebrate Founders iy. E.

V. Ross, principal, Trinity igh School, will be guest speaker, lostesses will be Syvilla Lutz and Martha Munce, teachers at the School, together with their room lothers, Zona Bebaut and Mary rogar, and Celia Pokrzywa, chair-nan "of hospitality for South Hills school. All mothers of the school ill assist the hostesses. All persons interested in the welfare of nildren and youth are invited. Executive board meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Charter members of the organization are especially invited. Elizabeth MeCahon Missionary Circle of Chartiers U.P. Church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Carl Dnrnan. with Mrs.

William Balentine as assistant hostess. Leader, Miss Lena Rhys and the program is in charge of Miss Laura Isiminger and Mrs. Paul Weir. The name of Donna Dornan, 93 5-6, was not reported on the honor roll of the freshman class of Canonsburg High School. A meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will be held in the church prayer room Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs.

Paul Palmer, devotional leader. During Campbell L. Reed; Secretary. George E. Gibson: Treasurer, Jesse C.

King. I Board of Deacons: Chairman. John McCarty; secretary-treasur- er, Brooks Greer. 1 The Session approved the foT- lowing committees: Bible School: Stewart Cullen, Clarence Paxton an dJay McCarrell; Music: Harry L. Jones, E.

M. Caseber, John Davidson; Evangelistic: Clarence Paxton, Ralph Bluebaugh, Edwin L. Franklin; Finance: Floyd Bennett, Ralph Bluebaugh, Paul Porter; Social: E. M. Caseber, Harry Miller and Walter W.

Riggle; Communion: Harry L. Jones, Harry Miller and Stewart Cullen. Communicants' Class A Communicant's Class will begin on March 7. Personal Visitation It was agreed to hold a time of visitation during the week of March 28 when members will make a canvass of the community to reach those not attending church and who desire church affiliation. Special Services Definite plans were discussed for the services during Easter week to be held on April 6, 7, 8 and 9 with one of the outstanding ministers of the Pittsburgh area.

Dr. John Calvin Reed, bringing the message each evening. Communion The quarterly Communion service will be held on Sabbath morning, April 11. Dinner Guests The Rev. Carl Buterbaugh.

pastor of the Canonsburg Methodist Church and Dr. E. V. Condron, pastor of the Houston U. P.

Church, were guests of Homer Wagner at a dinner of the Or-Guiid held in Pittsburgh recently. 1 Personals Jack Mamrack. who has been a patient in the Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, where he underwent tests and was under observation, has been permitted to return to his home on Grant street and is getting along well. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

George B. Stegenga. Mill Seat. Moninger, in the Pittsburgh Hospital, a daughter. Both mother and dauglv ter are doing nicely.

Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Condron visited with their cousins, the Simpson sisters of Beaver.

Acconv panying them was Miss Lena Quivy, who visited in Beaver witll. her brother-in-law and sister, Mr; and Mrs. Charles Campbell. TRY THE ClASSINFn Al Section And Get Q'liek Results! LEARN to DANCE AT VEUA SCHOOL of DANCING Register Today filrls Boys Adults Tap Balle Toe Acrobatic Vocal Ballroom Phone 1518 E. Pike St.

Canonsburg, Pa. Children 2Vi vrs. up 4, Special Titles 1 music by Mrs. Esther Wesner and 'f-omhin'- r.u 1 1 ru 1 Gamble. Mrs.

Charlotte Johnston. Charles, Th vt Wrt ni Thp not nirftinf? or thf Tho MnnHav FvpninP Woman's Club met February 1 at "The Little House" with 71 members in attendance. The meeting was called to order with the reading of the collect. Mrs. Thomas Emery, president, introduced Mrs.

Dorothy Bennett of the Junior Woman's Club who announced a play sponsored by 'their club on March 6 entitled, "The King of the Golden River," based on Ruskin's Classic. Mrs. Stanley Glenn, corresponding secretary, read a letter from the General Federation of Women's clubs "Korea Needs Everything," to which the club agreed to donate. Members are requested to bring any such articles of clothing or notions to the March meeting to be packed and shipped to Korea. Mrs.

Thomas Reese reported on a recent meeting of the Civil Defense asking for volunteer workers. Anyone interested in volunteering for various services may contact W. E. Zuver. Mrs.

F. E. Stouffer, memoership chairman, presented the names of the following applicants for new membership: Mrs. Albert Garrone, Mrs. Hubert Allen, Mrs.

E. P. Humphries, Mary Elizabeth Wiggs, Gloria Norwood, Euncie Gessler, Patricia Maier, Mrs. Allan Bailsk, Mrs. Albert Powell, Marian Thistle, Mrs.

Warren Lemley, Rose Bradley, and Ruby Fultz. All applications were approved and the new members will be formally initiated at the March meeting. Mrs. Stouffer also announced a dance the "Sweetheart Swing" to be held February 13 in the Blue TJtoom of the George Washington Hotel, dancing from 8 to 12 p.m. Music will be furnished by recordings.

The committee in charge consists of Mrs. F. E. Stouffer, chairman, Mrs. Dwight Anderson, Mrs.

Carl Olsen, Mrs. R. K. Sparks, Mrs Raymond Tiedy, Mrs. S.

L. VanEman Mrs. Paul Wilkison, Mrs. C. L.

Willis, and Miss Frances Willis. Tickets can be purchased from the committee members and will be on sale at the door. The public is cordially invited to attend. Following the business meeting, Mrs. Charles Campbell, program chairman, presented James Vas-Fum who spoke on "Interior Design, Traditional versus Modern." Refreshments were then served by the social committee: Mrs.

William Brennan, chairman, Mrs. Vernon McDade, Mrs. William McLaughlin, Mrs. C. W.

Milligan, Mrs. Jay McNary, Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. C. L.

Moore, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Ralph O'Berg. Mrs. John Cronin, Mrs.

Archie Mc-Intyre, and Mrs. 0. F. Emerson. The next meeting will be held March 1 at which time new members will be welcomed.

Hi 11 Church News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oiler and daughter, Judy, visited Mr.

Byers' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Byers of Claysvillc. Mrs. Mary McCormick Radcliife and dauughter, Rosann, of Chicago, 111., are visiting Mrs.

Radcliffe's brother, James McCormick, of Hickory. Mr. McCormick, Mrs. Radcliife, Rosann and Kathy McCormick visited Mrs. Mary Neill and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Neill, of Linden. The McCormicks were residents of the Linden district for many years. Mr. Radcliffe also visited a brother, Daniel McCormick and daughter, Betty of Canonsburg.

Miss Ruth Ann Kidder is attending the state chorus meeting at Meadville as a representative of the Canonsburg High School. She will participate in concerts given by the state chorus there. Nancy and Richard Byers are confined to their home by attacks of chicken pox and measles. Mrs. Frank Neill visited her mother, Mrs.

Emma Myers, of Finleyvillc, R.D. and her brother, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Myers. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. David Abraham, Hawthorne, a daughter, Virginia Susan. Mrs. Abraham is the former Dorothy daughter of Mrs. Charles Sumney of Linden, and is a graduate nurse of Canonsburg General Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham have a son, Charles, aged 2. Mancy Shores Honored With Birthday Party Mrs. William Shores.

120 Third street, Houston, entertained at her Lome on January 31 in honor of 1 'e birthday of her daughter, L.mcy Oail. C.amcs and dancing were the riversion of the afternoon. A Inil'-iet lunch was served from a table centered with a large birthday cake. Guests present beside the honor guest and her sisters were; Parry l-'oik, Gcorgetta Bedillion. Vicky Jiette Kossell, Nance Sur-row, Margy Moft'et, Julianne De- ais.

Sherle Cubbage, Norccn Carroll and Diaiic Si arijl. Weaver, reported 50 members paid tne 1954 dues. The president urged an members to take advantage of tne free chest X-ray on February 17 wnen the Red Cross mobile will De in Houston on Cherry avenue, I ti, onniimfcapv Knnmmf 1 11C 111 QlllUH.iOUlJ 1 a 1 on mn ))e held on April 20. Antonetta co-chairmen for the banquet. The club was organized on April 14, but due to the fact that date falls on Holy Week, it will be held the following week.

All members desiring reservation for the banquet are requested to make them at the next meeting. Three new members were taken into the club: Julia Jindra, Mildred Nakoneczyny and Mary E. Durish. The club is now affiliated with the Federation of Democratic Women Inc. and will have three delegates represent them at the Convention on May 24-25-26 at Philadelphia.

The next meeting will be held on March 2 in the Council room in the Borough building on West McNutt street. The pig-in-the-poke was donated by Theresa Seminick and awarded to Dorothy Morlyn. pend on the help received ii.mi the parents, patrons, and the girls. The date for the first meeting will be set tonight at the mothers meeting. Try The Classified Ad Dolores Dagsher Mr.

and Mrs. John Dagsher, Canonsburg, R.D. 1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dolores to Jack McCracken. Miss Dagsher, a graduate of Cecil High School, is employed as Society Editor of The Daily Notes. Mr.

McCracken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. McCracken, 317 Lincoln avenue, Bentleyville, graduated from Bentleyville High School and Ohio Northern University School of Pharmacy. He is now manager of Gillespie's Drug store at Caldwell.

Ohio. A summer wedding is planned. Has 78th Birthday McNeal Photo Mrs. William Mawhinney The Baraca Class of the First Methodist Church was entertained at a birthday party in-I honor of Mrs. William Mawhinney, a class member, who celebrated her 78th birthday.

The party took place at the home of her daughter Mrs. James W. Rudge 434 Bluff avenue. She was assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. James W.

Rudge Mrs. Howard Hughes and two sisters, Mrs. John Alder-son, and Mrs. Henry Filey. A beautiful bouquet of mixed flowers was presented to the honored guest by members of the class.

Other flowers were added attractions. Mrs. Mawhinney wore a corsage of pink roses. During the evening, pictures were taken of the guests. Mrs.

Clara Fife, the class teacher, led in a prayer of thanks, after which a lunch was served. Mrs. Mawhinney makes her her home with her daughter, Mrs. D. V.

Gregg, Spruce street. HINT FOR TODAY You can make quick little Valentine party patties by following the directions for Refrigerator cookies on a package of cookie mix. Slice the chilled dough, bake and put the cookies together with pink peppermint frosting. It's thai simple. A (ft (P 0 CO kl Mr rr i 1 NEWLY FORMED MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS The first meeting of the Teen-Age Missionary Society of the Canonsburg U.P.

Church was held February 3, at the home of Mrs. L. E. Jeffreys, 215 North Central avenue. After a devotional meeting conducted by Mrs.

Jeffreys, the following officers were elected: pres- ident. Mary Jane Stevens; vice- president, Alice Swihart; secretary Christine Smith; treasurer; Carol Jeffreys; thank offering secretary, Jackie Ralston; efficiency secre- tary, Mary Lee Markel; prayer and tpmneraneo secretary. Jeanne Society will be held at the Jeffreys hmT1 at f)11 Ffhrllarv 17 Any interested teen ager is cordi aly invited to join tne roup Brownie Troop to bs med in Moninoer Plans are being formed for a Brownie Troop in the Moninger vicmity. Membership is opened to giris who are seven, eight, nine and going on ten years of ago. Most of the t'h'ls in Moninger have already showed interest in join'iig by returning slips given to them in school.

Any girl who did not receive a slip or would like to enroll may rotily JoAnn Koziel. 783-J or Mrs. Helen Tomai, 1455-J. The mothers of the girls are r.cktd to attend a meeting of mothers to be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the home of JoAnn Koziel, 829 West Grant street, Moninger. Heien Tomai and JoAnn Koziel are the leaders.

They have just completed a leadership training course and are capable of training the group. The success of the troop will de Store Hours: 9 A. M. 5 P. M.

ALL THIS WEEK $12.95 VITALITY OA 7A Dress Shoes OHulU (All St vies All Leathers) $10.95 FOOT-FLAIR CJ7 QC Dress Shoe I i5W (High, Medium, Low Heels) $9.95 MIRACLE-TRED Q-t Street Shoes pli1! (All Styles Low Cuban Heels EPoSSock's SHOE STORE, Canonsburg Phone 476 naimn, uuiiaiu iiamui, auu miut'ii 4 i i 1 i it i t'i 1 i-dAiun emenameu uy singing a group of familiar songs. On behalf of the congregation, Mr. Jones presented Mrs. McLean with a beautiful handbag. Rev.

I McLean was presented with lug gage. Both responded with words of thanks and regrets of parting. Rev. William McKim, the new-moderator of the church, and his wife were present and spoke briefly. An hour of fellowship followed with Mrs.

Virginia Bruce in charge of the dining room. the program, a tape recording will be given of the story of John and Betty Stam's martyrdom in China and a talk by Dr. Harry Stam All women of the church arc invited. A Guild of St. Thomas C.usch wiil ho.d its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the church room with Mrs.

Emil Gross as hostess. All members are invited to attend. Canonsburg Nurses Alumni Association will meet at Briceland's Tea Room Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. St. Genevieve's parish will hold a bake sale and table games at the school hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

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