Columbus PTA Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association elected officers: Mrs Herber Dahl president, Mrs Clifford Buesink vice president, Mrs James Donaldson secretary, and Mrs Edward G Kinley treasurer at the Dean School meeting. A school bus troubles panel included Albert Sandburg Worth Hammond and Harold Turben with Dr L M Douglas answering questions. Attendance honors went to Mrs D H Wilkinsons room. A May 12 family supper and 6 pm program were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Pta
Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Herber Dahl
Clifford Buesink
James Donaldson
Edward G. Kinley
Buesink
Albert Sandburg
Worth Hammond
Harold Turben
L. M. Douglas
D. H. Wilkinson
Robert Damon
Birthday Party for Mrs. Mary DeLury
A group of 20 friends surprised Mrs. Mary DeLury at her home 412 South Center Street with cards visiting and television. Prizes were won by Mrs. Nellie Dunlap Mrs. Edward Messinger Mrs. C. T. Anderson and Mrs. Charles Thompson. Refreshments included salads hot rolls relishes and a decorated birthday cake with spring flowers yellow and green decorations. Mrs DeLury received a variety of gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeLury
South Center Street
Nellie Dunlap
Edward Messinger
C. T. Anderson
Charles Thompson
de Lury
Warm Sugar Social At McCray Community House
A large crowd attended the warm Sugar spell last evening hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cemetery Association at McCray Community House. Committee members Mrs Robccr Gates Mrs Kana Wade and Mrs Lewis Sexton organized the event where 80 guests were served warm sugar biscuits pickles and coffee. Kathleen Gates played piano solos and Gerald Gates and Hiram Brewer performed instrumental numbers.
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Warn
McCray
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Cemetery Association
Robcrr Gates
Kana Wade
Lewis Sexton
Kathleen Gates
Gerald Gates
Hiram Brewer
Teen Town Spring Party Planned at Junice High School
Members of Teen Town Council and advisors met to finalize arrangements for the annual Spring party set for May 24 at Junice High School. Mrs George Gold Mrs Gerald Staples Mrs Felix Matthews and Artbury Burgess were among consulted officials as games and refreshments followed the planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Town Council
Junice High School
Gyenitasiuns
George Gold
Gerald Staples
Felix Matthews
Artbury
Burgess
Golden Links Class Meeting At Hasbrouck Home
Twenty one members of the Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church gathered last evening at Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck’s home at 52 Liberty Street for a regular business session. Mrs. C. A. Mountain presided and the group later enjoyed games and contests before refreshments. They will meet again on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Earle Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
Sesston
C. A. Mountain
Salvation Army Leader Capt Miles Speaks at Rotary Dinner
The Rotary Club's weekly gathering at the Hots Corry drew 32 members for a 6 15 p m dinner in the Corry Room. Guest speaker Capt William Miles of the Salvation Army discussed his New York City service and presented colored slides of the district.
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Salvation Army
Rotary
Rotary Club
Hots Corry
Corry
William Miles
Joseph Furst
Miles
New York City
col_jored
Regular Meeting of Ladiles Catholic Benevolent Association
Branch 5 LCBA met at the homes of Mrs. Mary Murray and Mrs. Helen Brown on West Church Street. Members approved a donation for the Erie Diocese annual retreat April 17-18 at St. Peter's Cathedral and to be led by Rev. John L. Murray. The retreat is open to deaf residents. Sacred Heart Church in Sharon will host a social hour with pumpkin pie and tea after adjournment.
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LCBA
Ladiles Catholic Benevolent Association
Mary Murray
Helen Brown
West Church Street
den of Erie
St. Peter's Cathedral
Erie
John L. Murray
Sacred Heart Church
Sharon
Corry Nurses Alumnae Hold Meeting At Local Hospital
The Corry Nurses Alumnae report shows $71.90 raised from a raffle of a hand sewn coverlet. The meeting was led by Mrs. Cattle Williams and notes the next regular gathering will be May 11.
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Corry
Cattle Williams
Sorority Plans Jewel Ceremony and Fundraiser
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi outlines plans to confer Jewels on a class of candidates in a Monday ceremony at Mrs. Fred Raymond’s home. A dinner at McConnell’s precedes, with 18 members present at Mrs. Gleason’s on Mott Street. The rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday at 15 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon + Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fred Raymond
McConnell
Robert J. Gleason
Mott Street
Frank Wise
East Washington Street
Raymond
Erie
Ep ‘Sportsmens’ Club
Elwin Gage
Robert Eddy
Contract Club Met At Ross Home Last Night
A local contract bridge group met last evening at the home of Mrs. Howard Ross of Raymond Avenue. All members attended and awards were won by Mrs. R. G. Tunnel, Mrs. Harey Hall, and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley who received the special prize. Refreshments of a salad course were served. Mrs. Peely Corbin will host the next meeting on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
R. G. Tunnel
Harey Hall
J. Fred Kinley
Pe'ey Corbin
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Caroline Dowse
Mrs. Caroline Dowse was feted at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs. Wayne Evans and Mrs. Harold Fish on Grand Street. Sixteen guests attended with music and games, presenting Mrs. Dowse with gifts. Prizes were awarded to several friends, and refreshments included cake, sandwiches, Jello, relishes, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dowse
Wayne Evans
Harold Fish
Evans
Grand Street
George Maloney
Katherine Kirln
Robert Fish
Zennie Fish
Eva Lathrop
Ellen Ross
Baby Jackman Born at Coty Memorial Hospital
Mrs. June Hurst Jackman and Charles Jackman welcomed a son last evening at Coty Memorial Hospital. The newborn joins the family at 14314 Maple Avenue with both mother and child reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty Memorial Hospital
Charles Jackman
Maple Avenue
Jackman
June Hurst
Styles Old and New Fashion Show At Hospitality Club
An afternoon program titled Styles Old and New entertained Hospitality Club members at the Garden Room of VEW Post home. The show compared 1959 fashion to earlier years with outfits modeled by Mrs. Robert Marsh, Green and Kathy do, Miss Connie River, and others. Guests included several local residents and dignitaries. the event was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
VEW Post Homie
Robert Marsh
Gree
Kathy Do
Connie River
Raymond Byrhofer
Debbie Sue
C. Barnes
J. Fred Ripley
Charles Kowie
Leste Wells
Dautoy Cassidy
Ao McClinsack
Eliabeth Rogers
Shawn
Earl
Tal Anidersson
Columbus
Pharmenel Millie
Minh. Garl Strabdl
Mural
May
Pat Ryne
E. K Huuwnstour
Wellsville
Wmiss Byzhura Loyel
Richard Muckiniyaty
Whitefield
Waleram Louby
George Boyd
Exua
Milliren
Stranste
Friendly Birthday Club Sees Record New Members
The Friendly Birthday Club reported 451 new members, with a meeting last evening attended by Mrs. Delt Bernard of East South Steel hosting a dinner for attendees including Miss Maren and Ms. George McTutyre. The next meeting is set for May 12 hosted by Mrs. Willem Haenel of West Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maryan
Buthony
Friendly Birthday Club
Delt Bernard
East South Steel
U Prembers
Bhigo Wis
Maren
George McTutyre
Canasta Club Meets at Mrs Stewart Home
Canasta Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Charles Stewart's East Pleasant Street home. Mrs D O Daugherty won the award and received merchandised thanks. Mr J A McLaughlin will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canasta Club
Charles Stewart
Unity
Cengyta Club
East Pleant Street
Mis D. O Daugherty
Join A. McLaughlin
VFW Ladies B League Holds Annual Banquet at Deerhead Inn
Twenty two members of the VFW Ladies B League gathered at the Deerhead Inn for their annual banquet. Delicious dinners were served and prizes awarded including high average to Robert Morton and high game to Miss Gueille Chiro.
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VFW
Deerhead Inn
Line Deerhead Tin
Rober Morton
Gueille Chiro
Raymond Jew Elers Tournament Closes With Awards
The three game series honors go to Raymond Jew Elers and Tum Tigh. Mrs Sophie Stee participates as well as Mrs Florerine Horton who wins a prize for use most improved average. Standings at season end list Raymonds Jewelry The Journal Connies and Hartleys. Mrs Morton and Mrs Joseph Frie sian receive small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jewelers
Sophie Stee
Florerine Horton
Raymond's
the Journal
Connie
Hartley
Morton
Joseph Friesian
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