The Valley Independent from Monessen, Pennsylvania • Page 5

Saturday', April 6, 1957 4 -THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, MONESSEN, Catholic Daughters Announce Winners Monessen Court 776 Catholic Daughters of America sponsored a creative poetry contest with a Catholic theme as part of a National Poetry Contest in Monessen. There were 154 poems in Uie competition and they were I A I submitted by students from three parochial schools, St. Leonard. HoJy Name and St. Hyacinth.

Several were received from Monessen Junior and Senior i Schools. Name Judges Acting as judges were Rebecca Mounster, chairman; Bessie Preston and Helen Jones. Prizes of $5, S3, and SI.50 were awarded lor the first, second and third placos respectively in each of the three divisions. Division One WES for students in grades four, five and six and the winners were Beatrice Kamenicky, grade four of Holy Name School, James Saxon, grade six of St. Leonard School and Mathias Kasper, grade six of St.

Leonard School, first, second and i place respectively. In Division Two for seventh, eighth and ninth grades the winners Stella Ann Reday, grade seven of Holy Name School. Harry Verne grade eight of St. Leonard School, second a Dorothy Lenora Doty, grade seven of Holy Name School, third. High School Winner Winning the auard in Division Three for grades ten.

eleven and twelve was Judy Todaro, a en in Monessen High School. These local winners are eligible for the nntionaj prizes of S100, S50, and S25 and first, second and third place respectively in each division, National winners will be announced on or before Aug. 15, 1957. Mrs. Mary Ann D'Alonzo, grand cent of the local court, announc- Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph S. Janosik of Knox and their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Janosik, left this morning by plane for Arlington, where they will meet their son and husband, Pfc. Thomas Janosik, S.

Army. The local folks expect to visit in Washington, D. C. tomorrow, returning to Monessen on Monday. They will be accompanied by Pfc.

Janosik, who is being discharge dfrom military duty after two years service, including an assignment in Korea. Mrs. John Hlopko, of Linden and her sister, Mrs, Sabol, of Monessen-Belle Vernon Road, left by train yesterday morning for Los Angeles, Cal. to: DRKSS ANJ) JACKET COSTUME attend funeral services for theiri QF TAUpE Pompeii sUk from a brother, the late Joseph Zevok, on known designer collection. Sunday.

Last night another broth- chevrons in fl i gnt formation deer, John Zevok, of Belle Vernon, tail the acket at R. D. left for Los Angeles by plane iare use(1 9ggm at Past President of National Council Will Address Spring Presbyterial Meet A second guest speaker has been secured for the Spring Meeting of the Redstone Presbyterial Missionary Society for the Presbyterian Church of the U. S. which will be held at the Presbyterian Church next Friday, April 12.

Mrs, W. Verne Buchanon. of Ohio, a past president of the National Council of Presbyterian Women, will address the ladies group. Mrs, Buchanon is well known among Presbyterian Churchwomen for her achievements, while she headed the national group. She will discuss the projects and work of Presbyterian women all over the United States.

Program Set Mrs. Buchanon was added to the already impressive program set up for the spring session, which will begin at 10 a. m. There will be a World Service display under the direction of Mrs. H.

Langford, roll call and love offering under the direction'of Mrs. C. Anniversary Reunion Set by Class Of 1932 The Monessen High School Class of 1932 is making plans for a reunion to mark the silver anniversary of graduation. The event has been planned for June 30 and will be held at Twin Coaches. The committee on arrangements has been unable to locate the following members of the a James Bickett, Russell Borden, Vernon Frazier, Maurice Cymbala, George Evans, Mike 1 Frank Henderson, Pete Spizziri, Euphemia Campbell Hall, Bar- Have Meeting The Indies Sisterhood o( the St.

Nicholas Ukrainian Church will meet on Sunday evening after services for their regular April business session and all members are asked to attend. A social hour will follow with Mrs. Rose Saksun as chairman of the lunch committee assisted by Mrs. Eva Salak, Mrs. a Skira, Mrs.

Anna Solan, Mrs. Mary Susko and Mrs. Eva Susko. Nurses Convene Melvin Bassi, Charleroi attorney, discussed the "Legal Aspects of Nursing" at the Thursday evening meeting ol the. Ciiarleroi-Monessen Hospital hold in the conference Monessen B'nai B'rith Women Plan Luncheon The B'nai B'rith Women of Monessen have planned for a covered dish luncheon to be held next Tuesday afternoon, April 9.

at 12:30 o'clock. It will be held at home of Mrs, Joseph Friedland, 1 of Center drive, and will be followed by a social program. All members who are planning room at the hospital. Attorney Bassi cited several laws pertaining to tlie nurse. He cited case examples from all over the country.

Mrs. Sellin Price gave the prayer to open the session and the president, Mrs. Grace a r- borough, -was in charge of the business session. The ways and means committee reported on the successful sale of Easier eggs, a fund raising project sponsored by the group. Plans for the annual June dance are not yet completed, but will be announced in the near future.

It has been decided, however, that the girl chosen from one of the valley high schools to receive the nurse scholarship given by the association will be presented at the dance, Nellie Hill read a verv favor- tal, Pittsburgh, on Smith, of Monessen, who was last year's scholarship winner. She recently completed her six month probationary period at the hospital and received her cap. Mrs. Verne Mica, of Monessen, has been accepted as a new member to the club. There will be no regular meeting of the Association in May, instead the nurses will have their annual banquet on May 2nd, at Twin Coacnes at 7:30.

Reservations should be made with Mrs. Marie Muckle, association secretary, by April 25. The prizes during the evening were awarded to Mrs. Vera Dunn and Lucille Kreuter. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs.

Minnie Gysegem, assisted by Mrs, Dorothy Nicholson, Virginia able report from Columbia Hospi-'Stevenson and Juanita Behrens. bara Csajlkovics Darcy, Kathryn' at en are asked to make reserva- Harper, Margaret Skurkay with Mrs. Bernard Snyder at MacDonald. Alice MeGuire. Eastern Area Secretary for the Board of Foreign Missions, will be the other speaker, lliss McGuire, a resident of New York, will discuss a recent trip she made to the Far East in which she saw fraternal ers and national workers A I I 'j.

I on the work of the church first hand. A The Connellsville women will I I TO range for special music and Mrs. I i i the Virginia Williams and William Belle Vernon I599-W. Johnson. Mrs.

Earl Sonafelt at MU 4-6548 1 may be contacted concerning the whereabouts of any of these members in order that further plans can drawn up for the 23th anniversary get-together. for the funeral. shoulder and squared neck- Paul Piersol, i Presbyterian of president of me the dress. The skirt is sofi- pleated with greater back full- The Rev. David Dillon, Jr.

priest-in-charge at Trinity Episco-! ness sal Church, has announced that the' sacrament of Holy Communion will I Tft be administered tomorrow morning at the 11 o'clock service with the Rev, Dr. Frederick Ha worth as the celebrant. Jack Greuser. SP3, left on Friday for Ft. Lewis, Washington.

Easter Party Planned at Meet Tiie Court of Calantha 159 met vith MrS- Turner, wor- wnere he will be assigned to over-i thv inspec or presiding in the ab- seas duty after spending a 30 dayj Qf Mrs Domthy i the Redstone Presbyterial, i preside. I Women attending are asked to bring their own luncheon and women of the host church will serve the beverage. The annual Spring Executive meeting will be held for all Pres- leave with his parents, Mr. and counsellor. rs AUie Greuser, of 506 Sixth wcra completed for an ed the content results and she alsojSt.

He is with the paratroopers Caster party which is to be held and was previously stationed at lhe next on April 18 The Charleroi-Monessen Hospital Auxiliary will meet on Monday afternoon in lhe conference room at the hospital for a business session during which plans will be completed for a rummage sale, the annual Spring Ball arid Spring Hospital Luncheon. Prospective members may at- Mrs. Beveridge Is Hostess to Trumpette Club Mrs. June Beveridge, of North Charleroi, entertained at her home on Wednesday evening for members of the Trumpette Club. There, were two tables of five hundred! in play.

Winning the high score awards! were Mrs. Beveridge, Mrs, Betty! Williams, Mrs. Mary Lou Brown, and Mrs. Lois Garrison. i The club members presented thej hostess with a gift and the evening! was concluded with the serving, of luncheon by the hostess assist-, ed by Mary Jane Bankston a Bonnie Hart.

byterial officers on Tuesday attend the session along with "their' Tne next meeting of the club 10:30 a. m. at the Vanderbilt Pres- sponsors and a social hour will' De ln two weeks at the bvterian Church, follow tlie meeting. home of Mrs. Margaret Young North Charleroi.

in Two First Run Hits! from the edge of your seat you'll An M-G-M Release PLUS A HILARIOUS COMEDY ABOUT A LITTLE LEAGUER BASEBALL MANAGER JHE GREAT AMERICAN PASTIME TOM ANNE FRAUDS Last Bay 10,000 BEDROOMS 9261 Soon BATTLE HYMN two other activities for the court members. Day of Recollection More than 100 C.D. of A. mem- Ft. Campbell, Ky.

member is to bring a cover-j Mrs. Helen Raudio. 454 Knox i and a guest. Mrs. Annai avenue, who has been a patient in Belle Push is chairman of bcrs attend Uie annual Day of the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital icommiltce in charge.

at St. Emma's Re! for the past eight weeks has been! Also were plans for the' transferred to Women's Hospi'al annual Thankjgn ing Service to irj Pittsburgh and her room num- hold the third Sunday Hay. i i a House in Creensburg. bilbos a from St, Leonard School Hall at 7:30 a m. and a ber is 60S.

full day of events has been planned for the group. Mrs. Barbara is chairman of this Lenten observance set, f.ir tomorrow Court Monessen also received invitation to attend a rece tmn of new members at ch ft Mother of Perpetual Help 1347 of Jit. Pleasant tomorrow. Beatrice Maccr is chairman The Young Ladies Sodality of' the Most Holy a of The flow or fund pme was won Church will attend the 9.15 mass Bcrnadine Turner, tomorrow morning and Holv Commjmon in a body.

PnfK morrow afternoon at 1:45 the tc ui ix morrow afternoon at 1:45 the re en invitation to attend a rece business Wlll be A i members at ArC i a i Sunday 17 new members were initiated into the local court in ceremonies held by the Char- leroj Court for all valley courts. Nick Dollnsky, of 1431 Walnut has been admitted as a pa-. BettV tn Ilio to the nf spital, Pittsburgh, where he will underco 3S hOStCSS till? Park-it tes were Marsha Duwall Baptized at St. Mary Church Marsha Lynn Duwall, i a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Duwall, of Delmont avenue. Lynn- was baptized on Sunday at St Mary Church of Monessen. The Rev. John Caspar officiated. Godparents for the baby were Madeline Biszaha, of Monessen, and John Terpnk, of Monessen.

After the service the godparents were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Duwall and for the remainder of the day friends and relatives were received at house, a a Lynn received many gifts. This is the couple's first child and Mrs. Duwall is the former Eleanor Yursco, of Monessen, surgery.

His room number is 212. enlcrtainod ai the a i Casino and tables of cards were in Joanne Beck, daughter of 5corc winner? were Margo Elizabeth Beck, of 708 Sixth street Lcsnor 3nd thcl Otlier! is spending the week end in Wash- awards ero won bv Marge Lcsh-, ington, D. C. Rudolph Vernet. of 307 Rostraver who was a patient in the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital, a i i two weeks at the Park Casino or and Bertha Patrick.

Luncheon was served following! play and plans were made to been discharged. with Pauhne Capozza as hostess. Route 71. Belle Vernon Phone: 781 TONIGHT thru TUESDAY FIRST VALLEY SHGWSNG OPENS ON MONDAY FAYETTE CITY! 25 services for your every banking need Norma J. Wiley, Bride-elect of Ward F.

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and Mrs, George Gidick, of Sutersville. Miss Wiley was graduated from' Rostraver High School with the. class of 1955 and is presently em-j ployed in a secretarial capacity inj Pittsburgh. Mr. Gidick was graduated from West Newton High School with the of 1952.

He is presently attending West Penn Tech and is also employed as a draftsman. Nurses Group Will Sponsor Youth Concert Monongahola valley nurses have ccoivcd notification that Jui'scs Registry will the Pittsburgh Youth Sym- hmiy in a concert of scores from nuMcnl operettas nnd emi-clasi- als on Tijursdajv April 25. at 8:30 m. in the Y. M.

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