Bradford Evening Star and The Bradford Daily Record from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 4

PAGE FOUR BRADFORD EVENING STAR AND DAILY RECORD. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1942. ccety Weddings Troths Club Neius Dinners St. Bernard Seniors to Take Leading Roles in Play Ruth Bierfeldt, William Taylor To Wed Saturday in Salamanca I ttf Miss Frances Harriet White And Lieut. Clayton Hackman Married at Moore Field, Tex.

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Frances Harriet White, daughter of Dr. Benjamin Franklin White, 65 Congress street, Bradford, and Lieut. Clayton P. Hackman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton P. Legion Auxiliary Members Attend Kane Meet Tomorrow Several members of the Bradford American Legion auxiliary will attend the inter-county cou-cil meeting to be held tomorrow in Kane. Dinner will be served at noon in the First Methodist church. Five counties will be represented at the meeting. Mrs.

Harrison Smith, state auxiliary president, Mrs. R. A. Russell of Bradford, state vice president, and Mrs. Flora Miller, state welfare chairman, will be among dignitaries attending the meeting.

Among those from Bradford will be Mrs. W. J. Dunn, president of the local unit, Mrs. P.

J. Denman, Mrs. P. G. Baker, Mrs.

A. A. Mul-doon, Mrs. J. Perry Johnson.

Mrs. Ellsworth Cloud and Mrs. Grace Wells. Miss Grace Mitchell Weds Fred Barnhart Miss Grace Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jules Mitchell of Mt. Jewett and Fred Barnhart of Mt. Jewett were united in marriage Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the Rev. R. A.

Thompson of Hazel Hurst, according to announcement. The Rev. Mr. Thompson performed the ceremony. The couple left immediately after the ceremony on a brief wedding trip.

The bride has been employed in the office of Dr. L. R. Cupp of Mt. Jewett.

The bridegroom is employed by the Forest Oil company of Bradford. and was graduated from Penn State college with the class of 1041. He is a member of Alpha Zeta fraternity, having served as vice president of Morrill chapter during his senior year in college. He is president of the Penn State chapter of Block and Bridle, the national organization of college animal husbandry students, and is master of the Penn State Grange. Lieut.

Hackman entered the air corps September 29. 1941, and received his primary training at the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics and his basic training at the Enid Flying school in Enid. Ok la. He received advanced training at Moore Field and on April 29, the day before his wedding received his commission as second Miss Ruth Bierfeldt of Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Bierfeldt of Salamanca and William M. Taylor, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Taylor of Bradford, will De united in marriage tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Methodist church in Salamanca. Mr. Bierfeldt will give his daughter in marriage.

The bride-elect's fiister, Miss Gene Bierfeldt of Salamanca, will be maid of honor Best man will be Howard Taylor of this city, brother of the bridegroom -elect. Following the ceremony a reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents. The couple will reside in Bradford avenue, this city, following a brief wedding trip. Both MLss Bierfeltd and Mr. Taylor are well known here.

She is a graduate of the Salamanca High school, class of 1940, and is employed by the A. J. Olsen company here. He finished school at Bradford Senior High in 1937 and is employed by the United Natural Gas company in this city. Happy Gang Club Feted Members of the Happy Gang club were entertained by Miss Jean Woodrum at her home In Hobson place last evening.

Five hundred was played and prizes were presented to Mrs. Anna McGraw and Mrs. Blanche Burns. Mrs. McGraw will be the next hostess.

Read The Bradford Newspapers DANTE M1CJAI.KDDI MISS BETH DEAGAX MARILYN TITO Pictured above are three members of (he senior class of the St. Bernard High school who will portray leading roles in the forthcoming annual presentation. "Headed for Eden." Miss Tito will play the part of Kate Roberts, Mr. Migaleddi will enact the role of Henry Ranks and Deagan will interpret the role of Mrs. Oral Skipworth.

The play, being directed by Miss Ada Mae Roe, dramatic art instructress, will be presented Wednesday evening. May 6. in the St. Bernard auditorium. Society By Hackman of Myerstown, Pa.

The ceremony was performed yesterday morning at 10 o'clock 'at the post chapel at Moore Field. Mission. with Lieut. Kermit T. Melucin.

chaplain, officiating. A profusion of Easter lilies were i used In decorating the altars of the church. Members of the Moore Field chorus supplied a program of wed- ding music. .1. The bride was dressed in a tail-cired navy sheer suit with white accessories and wore a corsage of white gladiolas and white cornflowers.

Mrs. Hackman attended Ogontz school, Philadelphia. Grirr school. Birmingham, Perry Mansfield School of the Theater, Steamboat Springs, Western college, Oxford, and Pennsylvania State college, graduating with the class of 1941. She is a member of the Bradford branch of the American Association of University Women and of the Women's Literary club of this city.

The bridegroom attended Schaefferstown, High school Slip Covers for Spring Get your rooms into smart new 1942 clothesl The fashion is for flattering, colorful slip covers, not only for living room and library chairs and sofas, but many other pieces of furniture all over the house. All the smartest new fabrics here for your selection. Decorators Ulterior Designers 39 Form an St. Near Kennedy Everything about yesterday's game wa.s fine, except for the fact that we didn't win we'll get 'em the next time the flag-raising ceremony was impressive as it always is the rich hues in the flag against a background of blue sky made an inspiring picture a.s Old Glory wa.s lifted slowly skyward the absolute silence which accompanies the flag-rising ceremony contributes more than 'anything else to the atmosphere the crowd stood in momentary silent tribute to the late Mayor Coit and other fans who have passed away during the past year. Did you all notice the shiny new scoreboard and the scrubbed and vociferous new crop of pop and peanut vendors yesterday was a big day for Councilman I'ete Meldrum, who waits the year around for opening day here the left field bleachers gang was giving it to Jakie Pitler yesterday as per usual, following one of innumerable protests to the umpires Following the opening pitch, which was a mite high, the itizens' band saluted Mayor Ryan with "The Old Gray Mare, ctr" Marshall Engstrom is the latest recruit to the U.

S. Navy he took his physical in Buffalo yesterday and passed doesn't know when he ll be leaving Betty Friel and Helen Beth Orange are among Bradfordians weekending at Penn Stale, lor the Junior Prom and house party Charlie Storms was sporting the first, straw hat we've seen this year, yesterday Today, being the first of May, happy May Day. Prospective Bride Honored at Dinner, Shower by Sisters Mrs. William Hearnley and Miss Florence Johnson were co-hostesses at a dinner and linen shower last, evening at the Mctcalf tearoom in East Main street honoring their sister. Miss Evelyn Johnson.

bride-elect of Melvin Raver. Mixed flowers and pink, yellow and green candles tied with white satin ribbon were used in table decoration. Guests were Mrs. Jane Axtell. Mrs.

Mary Moore, Mrs. Marie Borsa. Mrs. Ellen Hanes, Mrs. Mary Allen.

Mrs. Betty Hogan, Mrs. Regina Donahue. Mrs. Dorothy McCoy, Mrs.

Hanley and the Misses Florence Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Jane Tibbitts, Genevieve Murphy. Ruth Moses, Dorothy Ketchner. Marion Raver. Helen Nelson. Emma Matthews, Margaret Murphy.

Jane Roche and Alene Souders. Miss Twila Milliard Honored at Shower Miss Twila Hilliard. a bride-elect, was the guest, of honor at a towel shower given by Mrs. Ida Andrews and the girls of the Y. W.

C. A. residence in Boylston street last evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests were Hazel Lynn.

Betty Reilly, Virginia Burtnette, Grace Myers. Mable Hilliard, Beatrice Hnss. Mrs. Andrews and Helen Sloan. According to plastic surgeons, more men than women have their faces lifted.

dale "Three Little Sisters." "One Dozen Roses," "Breathless," ''Lullaby to a Sweet Repose," "Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Ireland," "She'll Always Remember." Chit -Chat Peggy Dresser Women Fete Mrs. Mary Lyons Women office employes of the Dresser Manufacturing company were hostesses at. a farewell dinner last evening at The Emery honor- ing Mrs. Mary Lyons of East Mam Covers were placed for 2ti guests at a table decorated in yellow and orciiid appointments, with a centerpiece of spring flowers. Mrs.

Lyons was presented a gift. Guests were Mrs. Margaret Lytcl, Mrs. Bee Hannon. Mrs.

Ruth Hall. Mrs. Jennie Butter-worth. Mrs. Mary McNernev, Mrs.

Martha Shanafelt. and the Mary Sullivan. Helen Braun. Betsy Armstrong, Evelyn Stromberg, Gloria Lombardo, Dorette Dresser, Kathcrine Powers. Martha Lane, Jean Steck-meyer.

Maryon Swanson. Alice McCrea. Sally Carunell. Bernioe Allen, Kathleen McKnight, Eleanor Ferris. Marjory Kilholler, Betty Echelbcrger.

Catherine Williams and Melba Tavlor. Read The Biadford Newspapers TWO-MILE INN PORT AI.I KG.iXY DANCING EVERY THURS. SAT. "KIIYTHMAKF.IIS" Playing Corner Main C. JCtelHdost, oft England's wettest years of the present century have been 1903, 1912, 1914, 1924 and 1927.

Colorful American Pottery 20-piere Sets 4-40 9.SO SET OPF.N STOCK PATTERNS CHINA SHOP 22 E. Corydon Dial 3711 MAYTIME IS DANCE TIME NEW DANCE HITS ARRIVING DAILY 1 SHOP Mechanic One. Pictured is Miss Camilla McLean Anderson, 1942 Maid of Cotton 10.95 12.95 16.95 Mrs. James Hassett Is Feted at Shower Mrs. James A.

Hassett. a recent bride, was the guest, of honor at a shower given last evening by Mrs. Joseph P. Ventura at her home. 174 West Washington street.

Refreshments were served at a table centered with a bouquet of pink roses and white snapdragons, flanked by pink candles. Pink and white place cards completed decorations. Cards were played riming the evening, and the honor guest was presented a gift. Mrs. Hassett is the former Miss Helena Fyre.

Personal Notes Miss Helen Beth Orange of Jackson avenue is spending the weekend at Penn Stale college where she will attend the Junior prom and a house party. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lewis of East Main street who spent the winter months in St.

Petersburg. Florida, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daly.

sr and son. Bobby, have returned home from Philadelphia where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daly, jr. Advertise in Tne Bradford Newspapers Miss Fanny Fair Feted I At Farewell Party Here Mrs.

Virginia Bagnato was hos tess at a surprise farewell party last evening at the home of her sister. Mis. J. B. Giest in Howard street, honoring Mis.

fanny Fair who will leave Sunday for Philadelphia to reside. Ten guests attended. Dinner was served and a social evening enjoyed. The honor guest was presented a gift-Guests were Ruth and Doris Johnson. Josephine and Mary Zamberlin.

-Mary Bragg. Helen McConnell. Gloria Scrivo. Mrs. J.

B. Giest, Mrs. Bagnato and the honor guest. Read The Bradford Newspapers This is what New York women say about Feather Boh: The Young Matron: "I love the Feather Bob because it is suitable for all occasions." The gray-haired woman: "I love the Feather Bob because it makes me look years younjfer." The career girl: "I love the Feather Bob because it's so practical and yet so pretty." The junior miss: "I love the Feather Bob because it's a honey and such a snap to manage." Call Lucas for consultation. Phone l7f Sorority Founder's Day Banquet Draws 25 Guests Last Night Covers were placed for 25 guests at the annual Founder's Day banquet of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority last evening at The Emery.

Mrs. Marion Thomas acled- as toastmislress, introducing Mrs. Dorothy Conroe a former local resident, and Mrs. Pauline Lober of the Jamestown. N.

chapter of the sorority. Seven members from Jamestown attended. Miss Genevieve Fescnmyer, general chairmaTi lor the affair, read a greeting from Mrs. Thomas B. Wilson, sponsor of the Bradford unit.

Alpha Chi chapter, who was unable to attend. Preceeding the dinner, the following pledges were initiated: the Misses Martha Boyle. Jean Miller and Marian Helenbrook. Presiding at the ceremony was Mi.ss Fesen-myer. president.

She was assisted by Miss Virginia Edmonds and Mrs. Maxine McBride. Following ihe dinner officers were installed as follows: Mrs. Madelyn McCoy, president Miss Martha Grisell. vice president; Miss Marion O'Mara.

recording secretary: Miss Louise Cary, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Maxine McDermotf. treasurer. The ritual of the jewels wa.s administered to Ihe Misses Nancy While. Dorothy Fleming.

Mary Enright and Geraldine Fescnmyer. Assisting Mi.ss Fesenmyer in charge of arrangements were the Misses Virginia Edmonds, Marion O'Mara. Virginia Jack and Louise Cary. 50 Guests Attend Rew Mother-Daughter Fete Fifty gue.its attended the annual Mother Daughter banquet held last evening in the Earl J. Hyatt school under the sponsorship of the Girl Scouts of Rew.

Troops 37 and 46. Red, while and blue favors, fashioned by the Girl Scouts, were used in table decorations as were spring flowers. Six committee women were rruocf. P. TO Ililiii.l CaiiRn.

Mrs. June Tracy. Mrs. Ruby Knight. Mrs.

Edith Brown, Mrs. Eileen Newman, Mrs. Thelma Hayes. With the presentation of the program an investiture ceremony was held with six cirls being invested, Frances and Ann Wien-berg. Jean and Vera Mealy, Barbara Conaway, Anita Broughton.

Badges were awarded to the following girls: Winona Ward. Florence Beck. Bonnie Brink. Margaret Bun-ell. Joan Pa.ssmore.

Shirley Armstrong. Ruby Goodman, June Knicht. Caroline Bur-rell, Edna Wienberg. Barbara Conaway. Anita Broughton.

Dulcia Dawley, Nina Leslie. Betty Hayes. Mariorie Smith and Joyce Calkins. Joyce Calkins received a total of nine badges and is the first first -class Girl Scout in Rew. Bradford Woman Feted At Shower in Rew Mrs.

Walter Mover of Bradford was honor guest at a shower given last evening by Miss Dorothy Coburn at her home in Rew. A social evening was sient and refreshments were served. Guest.s were Mrs. Pauline Shelly. Mrs.

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