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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXX,   No. 27.
SEWICKLEY, PA., PRIDAY, MAY 19, 1933
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For the benefit of the social service work of the Allegheny General Hospital, about a dozen of the Jitiost gardens in Sewickley and on
tho Heights were thrown open to public inspection last Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and were much enjoyed by the many visitors. Amoii"
the interesting features of the tour was tho rock garden created by Mrs. Henry .Rea a fow years ago as a memorial to her friend, Mrs. f.
Stuart Brown, a glimpse of which is shown in this picture.
No gardens are open this week, but on May 27th and 28th those of Mrs. Charles A. Painter, Jr., Miss Eleanor Chalfant, Mrs. Lewis A.
Park, Mrs. William K. Blair, Mrs. J. F. Byors, Mrs. Ealph M. Dravo, Mrs. W. L. Jones, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Orr, Mrs. Halsey Williams and Mrs.
A. J. Barron will be shown.
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GEN. BALLINGTON BOOTH
To Preach in Se-wickley Next Sunday
On Sunday morning, May 21st, at
11 a. m., General Ballington Booth,
Commander-in-chief of flie Voluntoors
of America, will be at the First United
Presbyterian Church, Sowickley. The
General is known as one of the world's
greatest preachers. A rare treat is
promised all who are able to attend
this service.
Hundreds of Volunteer Officers from
tho states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Now
Jersey and tho District of Columbia
will assemble in Pittsburgh from May
17th to the 21st to attend the Regimental Council. General Booth is scheduled to speak to tho Council officers on
Saturday, May 20th.
On Friday, May 19th, tho General
will address .the Pittsburgh Shrino
Luncheon Club at the William Penn
Hotel at 12 o'clock noon and in tho
evening he will address a public meeting in tho Carnegie Music Hall, North
Side, at 8 o'clock.
General Booth made his last visit to
Pittsburgh eight yoars ago. The local
branch of the Volunteers are fortunate
in securing him, as ho spends most of
his time travelling from one state to
another in tho interest of Volunteer
work and with the tremendous heavy
booking, it Was necessary for him to
cancel out engagements in order to
come to Pittsburgh.
Colonel Frank H. Wise, Regional Commander, is chairman of tho program
committee.
General Booth
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