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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
5
An open house honoring Joe McCoy on furlough from the Navy will be held Sunday April 12 from 1 to 6 p.m. at his parents home 14 North Street, Columbus. Joe departs for Guam for a two year stint at Naval Air Base. All friends and relatives are invited.
Mary Circle of the First United Methodist Church hosts 18 members with one new member Mrs Steve Saxton welcomed. Devotions by Mrs Elwin Fuller and business led by Mrs Edward Rossbacher. Planned events include a postponed prayer meeting rescheduled this week and open house on April 12. Members invited to Emmanuel Episcopal Church program by Rev Gordon Irvine.
Brownie Troop No 3 of St Thomas School makes favors for the April Showers card party and fashion show sponsored by St Thomas Women’s Organization on Wednesday April 15 at 8 pm at the VFW Post Home. Reservations with Mrs George Cote or Miss Mary Higgins. Public invited. Event features Montgomery Ward spring and summer styles and awards.
The Erie Playhouse hosts Mother Goose A Go Go a rock folk take on nursery rhymes on Saturday April 11 with three shows 11 am 1 pm and 3 pm Tickets cost $1.25 at local outlets and box office reservations are available by phone at 899 7008 The production produced by The Prince Street Players in association with WCBS TV features a playful entrance by Mother Goose and a mix of modern and traditional stage elements.
Mrs. Bryan Stowe led devotions and read The Dawn of Hope as Mrs. Helen Davison spoke on The Work of the Red Cross. The gathering, hosted by Mrs. Samuel Antrim, noted upcoming church events. Dr. Drugs will be discussed at the May meeting with guest speaker Cpl. Edward Pass of the Pennsylvania State Police.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA for a four table Howell session. The average score was 42 with winners led by Florence McCray and Lloyd Stowe tied with Vee Lindsey and Rosalie Williams at 47, followed by William Master Jr. and Eugene Shenefiel at 46, Bartholme and Ferry at 45, and Coyle and Mertz at 24.
Mrs. S. E. Anderson gave an engaging talk about the Safari in Africa. The committee, headed by chairman Mrs. Patrick Rynd, including Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs. Wendall Shields, Mrs. Joseph Slike and Mrs. Cleve Morton, provided refreshments to attendees.
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