16th Annual Prom Party Dazzles Corry Area High
The Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held the 16th annual prom in the Frank and Verna's Restaurant banquet hall Columbus from 9:30 to midnight with 54 students and graduates attending. Mary White was named queen with attendants Pat Keppel and Gladys Rose. Music by Jimmy Shea and his orchestra accompanied a starry ballroom theme, banquet and dances for about 120 couples with door prizes, grand march, and decor by local volunteers.
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Youth Fellowship of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Mary White
Pat Keppel
Gladys Rose
Keith Henton
Harold Lloyd
Delmar Lundeen
H. Ray Har
Corry Area
Merritt Hunt
Pat Latos
Rita Downey
George Gage
Jimmy Shea
Nancy Felesiak
Eunice Hoffman
Mary Low Splesman
Walter Deutschlander
Grice Jewelers
William Mitchell
Sandra Cochran
L. M. Douglas
Howard Sheen
Bulkley Dunton Company
Martha Circle WSCS Meeting Notes Hostess Mrs Nichols
Mrs Stanley Nichols hosted the Martha Circle WSCS meeting at her Franklin street home with 13 members and three visitors present. Mrs Howard Rehnberg led the business session, Mrs Virginia Fox read devotionals from John 11, and Mrs Edmund Barr organized the program featuring missionary talk by Mrs Robert Foster. Dessert was served by Mrs Bertha McCray and Miss Lois McCray. The next session will be hosted by Mrs James Sinare in May.
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Stanley Nichols
Martha Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Franklin Street
Howard Rehnberg
Virginia Fox
John
Edmund Barr
Robert Foster
Japan
Bertha McCray
Lois McCray
James Sinare
West Columbus Avenue
Plan Special Program At Presbyterian Church
A special program is planned for the April meeting of the Presbyterian Women's Association at 8 o clock in the church parlor. The film The Day of Decision shows the churchs work with the Indian American in the Southwest and features an authentic Navajo wedding. Refreshments will be served after the movie by the Geneva Circle chaired by Mrs. Walter Auer. About 60 percent of Americans are homeowners now versus 40 percent 15 years ago.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
Patlor
Southwest
Geneva Circle
Walter Auer
Two Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
A son was born last night at Sorry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alfred Gates of R D 3. Also a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joan Machac of Bear Lake at Corry Memorial Hospital during the same period.
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Sorry Memorial Hospital
Alfred Gates
Joan Machac
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Open House Honors Rev. Bradley Lines at Columbus Church
An open house yesterday from 2 to 4 p m and 7 to p m celebrated Rev. Bradley T Lines pastor of Columbus Community Church on his 32nd birthday. Attendees from Spring Creek West Spring Creek Jamestown and Corry helped decorate the parsonage and enjoyed light refreshments. Gifts included a bridge lamp an office lamp and a bedspread. Committee members listed include Mrs Hildur Swanson Mrs rank Dodd and Mrs Clifford Cas Uer for the afternoon and Mrs Paull Tyisket Mrs Perry Mead and Mrs Lines for the evening.
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Bradley Lines
Bradley T. Lines
Columbus Community Church
Columbus
Rev. Lines
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Jamestown
Corry
Lines
Readers Meet With Mrs. Morris Bonsteel
Eight members of the Readers gathered yesterday at Mrs. Morris Bonsteel’s North Center street home. A dessert luncheon preceded a business meeting led by president Mrs. George Nagel followed by a review of The Life of Mary Jemison by James E. Seaver. The next club meeting is set for April 16 with Miss Id Ohm and Mrs. Ralph Curtis as hostesses.
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Morris Bonsteel
North Center Street
FOU
George Nagel
Mary Jemison
James £. Seaver
New York State
Id Ohm
Ralph Curtis
Ventriloquist Act Delights Kiwanis Club Members
At the Kiwanis Club weekly meeting in Hotel Corry Carlyle Sawyer presented his daughter Diane and her ventriloquist friend Jerry in entertaining acts. The session closed with group singing led by H Jlynn Rice and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Rice.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Corry
Carlyle Sawyer
Diane
Jerry
H Jlynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale and Tag Day
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a May meeting in the nurses dining room. Mrs. James Snare welcomed new member Mrs. Robert Gleason and Mrs. Robert Betz reported $141.20 from the recent rummage sale. A downtown tag day is planned for May 1 and 12 chaired by Mrs. Earl Hight. a bake sale is set for April 21 with Mrs. Charles J. Thompson as chair and Miss Mary Higgins as co chair. The Northwest District Convention will be at Oil City on April 25.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
James Snare
Robert Gleason
Robert Betz
Earl Hight
Charles J . Thompson
Mary Higgins
Northwest District
Oil City
James Hileman
Gleason
Mrs. Leo Mather Feted At Surprise Shower
Mrs. Leo Mather was honored at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs. Eur Turner and Mrs. Roy Mather at the Christian and Missionary Alliance parsonage in Tidioute. Nineteen church ladies attended, with prizes to Miss Bonnie Stover and others. A pink and blue display framed two cakes while guests enjoyed shower cake, sandwiches, ice cream, coffee, and nuts. Mrs. Mitner received baby gifts from friends.
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Leo Mather
Eur
Turner
Roy Mather
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Tidioute
Bonnie Stover
Robert, Morrison
Harry Hill
Misa Neots Mill
Frank Budul
Mrs Frank Anthony Hosts Orpah Circle Meeting
Mrs. Frank Anthony of 134 Raymond Avenue hosted the April gathering of the Orpah Circle of the Nomans Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church. Twelve members attended with devotions by Mrs. Irvin Young and business led by president Mrs. K S Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anthony
Orpah Circle
Raymond Avenue
Orpah
Noman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Irvin Young
K. S. Durham
W. B. Stowe
Anthony
Durham
George Gordon
Stowe
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Aids Keystone Camp Trip
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a card party at 8 PM in the Wright School cafeteria to raise funds for sending Patricia Ann Keppel to Keystone Camp at Shippensburg State Teachers College June 17 to 24. Winners at each table will receive prizes. proceeds cover excess camp costs. Concurrently Mar ion R Trabue, Penn State dean and director of summer sessions, announces retirement effective July 1.
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University Park
Marion R. ‘Trabue
College of Education
Wid
Pennsylvania State University
Trabue
Dr Palmer G Weaver Named Director in Place of Dean
Dr Palmer G Weaver assistant director of summer school was named director but no successor was appointed as dean of the College of Adoration.
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Palmer G. Weaver
College of Adoation
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