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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1946

Page

5

Meeting of District No 1 of the Pennsylvania B P W Clubs

The District No 1 meeting of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will be held in the city with six surrounding clubs in attendance. Miss Goldin A Hill of Youngsville will preside as chairwoman. Delegates to the National convention in Cleveland, July 5 to 8, will be appointed. Dinner at 8:45, program later with Miss Edna Thompson of Russell as past district chairman installing officers. Local representatives include Mrs. Laving Kyser, Mrs. Myra Thomas, and Miss Lillian Murray.

Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs B.P. W Rooma North Center Street Cleveland Laving Kyser Myra Thomas Lillian Murray I. C. O. B. Hell Women's Relief Corps No. 49 Edna Thompson Russell, Pa Helen Hemler Meadville Meadville Club Theresa Bogniak Barbara Roberts Inez Fitch Luville Baccus Rana Jewell Agnes Lynch Violet Rake Mabel Beall Myre Thomas Nina Jewell Wilma Fitch Inéx Fitch Lavina Kyskr Myra. Thomas

Presbyterian Guild Formed By Uniting Ladies Societies

A Friday church gathering formalized the merger of the Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Societies into the Presbyterian Guild. Officers were elected including President Mrs J W Ricetts and Vice President Mrs H B Smith. A constitution and amendments were approved and plans outlined for mission studies, dinners, and a musicale.

Presbyterian Guild Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society Women's Missionary Society New Presbyteria Guild Guld J. W. Ricetts H. B Smith

Hillstroms entertain in honor of Ellstroms

Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom of East Congress street hosted friends last night to honor their son and his bride Mr and Mrs Clare A Ellstrom married March first Miss Martha McIntyre played organ selections including Swedish Wedding March Indian Love Call and Traumerei A three tiered cake bells and streamers decorated the table Out of town guests included Mrs S A Williams and Mrs D Armour Hitstrom Mr and Mrs C A Williams of Buffalo served as hosts

Birthday Party for Nancy Mong Marks Second Year

Nancy Mong celebrated her second birthday at 117 North Center Street hosted by her mother Mrs Floyd Mone. Four party guests included Sandry Wheeler Valarie Dengarick Worth Hammond Jr and Jerey Hasbrouck. Other attendees were Mrs George Wheeler Mrs Val Cenearick Ms Worth Hammond Mrs Roland Hasbrouck Miss Mabel King and Miss Elinore Kovach. Pink and white decorations featured a chocolate and white cake centerpiece. Refreshments were served and the young guests received miniature hats and an Easter bunny as gifts.

Nancy Mong Floyd Mone North Center Street Nancy Sandry Wheeler Valarie Dengarick Worth Hammond, Jr Jerey Hasbrouck George Wheeler Val Cenearick Worth Hammond Roland Hasbrouck Mabel King Elinore Kovach City Dale Dunkle Franklin

Concord Community Club Enjoys Tureen Dinner

The Concord Community Club met at the Community House for a lute dinner with sixty members and friends served. After a brief business session Robert Marsh and Roger McCray presented a quiz program and the evening ended with visiting. Mrs Marsh and Mrs Joseph McCray chaired the dinner arrangements. The next meeting is May 17.

Concord Community Club Rober Marsh Roger McCray Marsh Joseph McCray

Irene Carbaugh Honored At Birthday Party

Irene Carbaugh was honored on her 19th birthday at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs John E Carbaugh at their Carry residence. Twenty six guests enjoyed singing dancing and a buffet supper with many gifts given to the birthday girl.

John E. Carbaugh Carry Irene Miss Carbaugh

Introductions for Gordon Avan Jr Born at Strong Memorial

A son Gordon Avan Rehnburg Jr was born yesterday at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester to Dr Wg and Mrs Gordon A Rehnburg. The birth was announced by the family noting a healthy infant and celebrations at home follow.

Gordon Avan, Jr Dr Wg Gordon A. Rehnburg Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester

Townsend Club Met Last Evening Report

The Townsend Club No 1 met last evening with 11 members attending. President Mrs Lora Gale led business plans for a rummage sale soon. Mrs Senobia Sims reported on the Title District meeting at Sunbury March 31 and district organizer Mrs Silvis noted a district membership drive. Two new clubs are being organized in Cambridge Springs and Albion. An official bulletin item from The Flash read that hearings on H R 2278 and H R 2230 are scheduled before the Ways and Means committee Monday at 10 am.

Townsend Club Lora Gale Senobia Sims Sunbury Silvis Cambridge Springs Albion the Flash Ways and Means Committee

Eight Tables At Duplicate Bridge At Hotel Corry

Last regular duplicate bridge night attracted the season’s largest crowd at Hotel Corry. Eight tables played with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinley high for North-South for the second week running. Mrs. Hy Lanween Rowe and Mrs. C. W. Janes were second, and Mrs. Harold Burgnon and Mrs. M. Baldwin were third. East-West top pair was Mrs. Robert Bumbaugh and Mrs. Howard Ross, with Mrs. M. F. Coyle and Miss Satish Powell second, and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Corbett third. No meeting next week. the homophonary edition of the event will be held Friday, May 3. High three scores for the month decide winners. players must attend three of four evenings to qualify. EP. Pain, A. Boag and Dr. E. A. Harmon will conduct the day.

Hotel Corry Fred Kinley North Amn South Hy Lanween Rowe C. W. Janes Harold Burgnon M. ©. Baldwin Robert Bumbaugh Howard E. A. Harmon

Girl Scout Troop 38 Holds Weekly Meeting at Presbyterian Church

Thirty six members gathered in the recreation rooms of the Presbyterian Church for a weekly session. Miss Edna Smith opened by leading the flag salute and Miss Harriet Maykart directed the group through new games and folk dances. The interest groups followed and the meeting ended with the good night circle.

Girl Scout Troop No Presbyterien Edna Smith Sa~ Tite Harrién Maykart

College Club To Meet Monday Night

The final meeting of the College Women’s Cin will be held Monday evening at Mrs. Roger Brown’s home on West Frederick Street. Election of officers for the 1946-47 season will take place with Mrs. Alexander Flick of Warren engaged to conduct a new program.

College Club the College Women’s Cin Roger Brown West Trederick Street Alexander Flick Warren

Bride-To-Be Honored At Personal Shower

Mrs Earl Haight hosted a dinner party at Tarbeil's Thursday evening in honor of Miss Misa Jo Morton who will wed Thomas Benim on April 25. Eight ladies attended and after a religious repast they returned to the Haight home on Bash Bond street for a social evening. The event was a personal shower for Miss Morton and she received many beautiful gifts.

William Witcox Rome New Yorky Lee Hues Florence Young Chicard Richard Bmbus Wright Street Jeannette Christopher Rochester Sam Migliacciu West Pleasant Stree Ani Erie Edward Mould West Church Street George Kinley New York City George Inley Selena Margaret Jane Aaron Frewsburg Frances Kuanp West Pleasant Wilby Rickers Ruilt Bennett Mary Ann Spencer Hospital Merdvilit Joseph Consolo Reilroad Street Joseph Consol Consoli Horry Hickernell Eaton Robbins Mire Harold Patterson Joanne Mortum West Burk Place Erle Richard Enim Berald Bennett Bainbridge Navy Pacific New Guinea Australia Bennett Gary Bennett Woet Smith Street Mary Jean Moonay Parl Istrest Vincent's Hospital Connie Mead Ann Goda Eleanor Chou S. E) Miller George Kile Chuteo Warren Michael Vern Muller Elbert Miller Marion Bennett Nyack Altule N. Y Werk Smith Street Bess Wilson Jamestown Bruce Hinvkuman Lawrence Park Ani Mag Lowe Edwards Fam West Wayne Street Earl Haight Tarbeil Misa Jotne Morton Thomas Benim Haight Bash Bond Abreet Miss Morton

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Clark at East Mall Street Home

Mrs J B Chitk and a group of friends gathered last evening at Mrs Clark's East Mall Street home for a birthday celebration. An evening of visiting featured awards to Mrs Louis Palcone and Mrs G E Frawer. Jello salad crackers birthday cake and coffee were served and Mr Clark received a special gift.

Clark J.B. Chitk Uateleen East Mall Louis Palcone G.E. Frawer

Amici Bible Class Meeting at Campbell Home

The Amici Bible Class of United Brethren Church met at the Campbell home on Seventh Street with 25 members and guests. Gladys Cenfield led devotions, and Mrs. Campbell presided over the business meeting. A social evening followed with tea, salad, and coffee served by hostess aides. The next gathering is set for May 10 at the McClintock residence, Corry R. D. 3.

Amici Amici Bible United Brethren Church Lynn Campbell Seventh Street Gladys Cenfield Campbell David Lines Hh, Gilson Harold Teandall E. V. McClintock R. D Corry

Concert By Corry High A Capella Choir Draws Large Crowd

A second evening of the Corry Senior High School A Cappella Choir concert was held in the school auditorium at 8:10 pm. A full house attended, with attendees noting last night’s performance surpassed Thursday’s. Proceeds will go toward plans to attend Cleveland events, and H Lynn Rice, the choir director, thanked the audience for their patronage and support.

Corry Cleveland H. Lynn Rice

McCray Ladies Aid Meets at Home for All Day

Mrs Arthur McCray hosted the McCray Ladies Aid Society gathering at her home Thursday with thirty one members and guests. An afternoon business session led by president Velton McCray planned redecorating the Community House. The day ended with social time and the next meeting set for May 9 at the Community House.

McCray

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