N.B. Club Meets At Albaugh Home For Card Evening
Mrs Homer Taylor Mrs Carlyle Pitch and Mrs Bertien McGraw played for awards while Mrs Giga Albaugh entertained at Snyder Circle home. Three tables of progressive 500 followed a brief business meeting and refreshments were served. Mrs McGraw will host the April 19 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM. B
Albaugh
Homer Taylor
Carlyle Pitch
Bertien McGraw
Giga Albaugh
N.B
Snyder Circle
McGraw
Sherman Streets
Mentor Club Musicale Brings Fifty Attendees On East Congress Street
Monday evening event organized by the Mentor Club at East Congress Street featured Miss Helen Rowe Mrs E J Tobias and Mrs Hillstrom on the program committee with forty plus members and guests present. Performances included Mendelssohn Overture and Wedding March from A Midsummer Night's Dream Elijah and Elijah arias and Handel Messiah selections. Refreshments were served by Mrs George Thompson Mrs E G Barnes Mrs Edward Schneider and Mrs George Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Congress Street
D. A. Hillstrom
Fou
Helen Rowe
E. J. Tovias
Hillstrom
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Tobias
Eljah
St. Paul
Lil- Hen Brees
Miss Rowe
Elijah
Messiah
Handel
Lawson
Roger McCray
Tobias
George Thompson
E. G. Barnes
Edward Schneider
George Boyd
Hospital Tag Day To Be Held May 8
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry Hospital met in the hospital nurses dining room. Plans include a rummage sale April 16 and 17 at the Grand Shoppe with Mrs Gerald Staples as chairwoman. Tag Day sale is set for Saturday May 8 with Mrs A S Boag in charge. The April visiting committee includes Mrs John Fernbeck and Mrs Roger McCray. Telephon Card Party proceeds of 156.50 were reported with co chairmen Mrs J Fred Kinsey and Mrs A Hillstrom. Next monthly session set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurwen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Hospital
Earl Haight
Gerald Staples
Salurday
A. 5
Boag
John Fernbeck
Roger McCray
J. Fred Kinsey
A. Hillstrom
Officers Of Readers Installed Monday
Twelve members of the Readers met at the North Center street home of Mortis G. Bonsteel. Mrs. Ida Linendolf presided as the new officers were installed for the coming year including Mrs. Linendell as president and Mrs. McCray as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Mortis G. Bonsteel
Ida Linendolf
Linendell
F. McCray
Charles F. Cronin
M. Leva Mather
T. Robbins
United States
Bertha Liverton
Willis Brown
Bonsteel
East Main Street
Howard Taggart
Study Circle Sews for School Fair at Washington PUTA
Washington Study Circle met Monday evening with Mrs. Donald Dingle to sew aprons and folders for the annual Washington School fair to be held in June. Nine members attended. dessert was served by Mrs Dingle and assisted by Mrs Henry Hicks. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Robert Turnell on North Center street. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Washington Study Circle
Donald Dingle
Marion Street
Dingle
Henry Hicks
Robert Turnell
North Center Street
Local residents meet travel to colleges and visit kin
Miss Barbara Harvey Joyce Stfford and David Huberin of this city with Miss Dorothy Davis of Spartansburg left for Houghton College in New York to resume studies after vacation visits. Various residents, including Mrs. Howard King of Pittsburgh and Sgt Joseph Barnhart, return or visit family across multiple towns, with trips to Erie and Cleveland cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Harvey
Joyce Stfford
David Huberin
Dorothy Davis
Spartansburg
Houghton College
Houghton
Howard King
Pittsburgh
Glenn Sanderson
Maple Avenue
Joseph Barnhart
Forth
Monroe
J. D. Barnhart
al Erickson
Mayville
Will Dingfelder
Milton Wykoff
Wil Yam
Roberta
North East
Paul Gibson
Lena
Louise
Youngsville
Raymond Gilson
Beas Lake
Dingfelder
Robert Hurlbert
University of Tai
George Hurlbert
West Smith Street
Victor Cragg
Frank Bliss
Cleveland
Joseph Meyers
Mary Hand
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Amy Jackson
Bellefonte
United States Department of Agriculture
Victor Crage
Charles Thompson
Erie
Charles Wales
Mercer
C. E. Rafter
Muldred Alfred
West Park Place
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Emma Armstrong
Thomas Maloney, Jr
North Center Street
Dayton
Thomas Meloney
Leon Wynn
Morrison
Wattsboro
Prancis Heveinium
Paul Phelps
Rome
Mervyy M. Nash
East Frederick Street
Della Lagnnai
Bar |Jeffries
Musical Tea Wednesday Offers Charity Event at Emmanuel Church
Public invited to a musical tea at Emmanuel Episcopal Church parish rooms Wednesday at 8 o clock. Merrill Lillie’s Sunday School Class hosts. proceeds go to the Children's Missionary Offering. Program features Smilin' Bill and his Rhythm Makers with Mrs Lillie as accompanist, piano solos by Judith Duyer, Wesstraum, and Dolores Hosier. Miss Doris Lille and Miss Audrey Sheldon will preside at the ten tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariary
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Merrill Lillie
Sayare
Smilin’ Bill
Rythma Makers
Mrs. Lillie
Solovox
Mas. Tillie
Judith Duyer
Lie Wesstraum
Musical program delights W S C S Circle No 2
Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Church held a musical evening led by Mrs. Hubert Vaughn on North Center Street. Jean Marie Johnston Janice Johnston Patsy Skimmer Lois McCray and Ruth Dabistrand performed while Mrs Stanley Nichols and Jean Mane Johnston offered a duet. Miss Ruth Dabistrand gave devotions and Mrs Benjamin Skinner presided. May 5 set as next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Jean Marie
Janice Johnston
Patsy Skimmer
Stanley Nichols
Jean
Mane Johnston
Ber
Lois McCray
Ruth Dabistrand
Benjamin
Skiner
Leland Johnston
Piccirilla Family Welcomes New Daughter in Corry
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Carmen Piccirilla of 4154 West Pleasant Street at Corry Hospital. The mother is the former Maxine Coulter. A son was born last evening at Jerry Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Volk of RD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Piccirilla
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Maxine Coulter
A. Son
Jerry Hospital Way
John Volk
BPW Club Holds Dinner Plans and Awards
Business and Professional Women's Club of the city met at the BPW rooms Monday evening with good attendance. Mrs. E C Barnes spoke on Abigail Adams from a Margaret Whitcomb biography. The group voted to donate 10 to the Exchange Student Fund and 5 to the Maxwell Scholarship Fund. Members were invited to birthday dinners in Union City and Youngsville with reservations due in April. The Spring district meeting will be held in Oi City on April 10 with Miss Helen Remier in charge. Delegates and alternates were appointed. a social hour followed before the April social was canceled for the birthday dinner trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Glib
E. C. Barnes
Abigail Adams
John Adams
Margaret, Whitcomb
Lavina Kysar
Exchange Student Fund
Maxwell Scholarship Fund
The
Nations
Bp.w
Youngsville B.pw
Youngsville High School
Lawrence Thomas
Union City Club
Thomas
Oi City
Helen Remier
Medville
Mildred Denton
Charles Stewart
Hany Blount
Frank Brooks
M. Agnes Lynch
Blount
Miss Gretchen George Hosts Junior Debs Club
Miss Gretchen George entertained members of her Junior Peh Club and guest Mrs Maxone Oberman at her Hal Washington Street home Monday evening. A brief business session preceded a social evening with ice cream tarts brownies cupcakes and milk. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Mary Hughes of Worth Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen George
Peh Club
Max
Oberman
Hal Washington Street
Mary Hughes
Worth
Center Street
Navy Mothers Club Plans Card Party
Navy Mothers Club members met at the T. O. P. Hall to plan a card party set for April 19 in the I. O. B. Hall. Mrs. J. G. Cries was named general chairman. Donations were sent to Erie Sailors Home and an Easter basket went to Robert Grice at Buffalo General Hospital. Next meeting is in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
O. P. Hall
Royal Mexsynker
Gyst
O. B. Hall
J. G. Cries
Erie
Robert Grice
Buffalo General Hospital
Mlay
Card Club Honors Mrs Havenstein at North Center Street
Mrs. E K Havenstein of Wellsville and former resident Mrs. Havenstein was honored by a North Center street card club gathering. Five hundred ended with Mrs Will Dyckes as high scorer and Mrs Hauenstein as low, followed by a luncheon. Raymond Capen and John Wilcox were visiting Cleveland today and Wilcox planned admission to Crile Veterans Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
E. K. Havenstein
Fred ©. Hoenes
North Center Street
E. K Havenstein
Welleville
Will Dyckes
MLS
Howard Toveland
Hauenstein
Miss Jacquelyn Webb Weds Virgil Hall at Columbus Church
Miss Jacquelyn Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Webb and Virgil Hall son of Mr and Mrs Cole Hall were married Sunday at the Columbus Community Church. Rev Jordan Cole officiated. the bride wore aqua street length with eyelet embroidery and yellow rose buds. maid of honor Miss Arlene Webb. best man Kester Claypool. The couple will reside at R D 1. Hall works for Mick Brothers in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn Webb
Everett Webb
R. DB
Virgil Hall
Cole Hall
Jordan Cole
Columbus Community Church
Arlene Webb
Miss Webb
Kester Claypool
R.D.1
Mr. Hall
Mick Brothers
Sherman
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