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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
5
Two Corry Area High School seniors were named Girl of the Month by the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club. Leann McCray for March and Judy Chris for April received certificates for leadership scholarship and citizenship.
A lace themed card party titled Memories of Lace will be held April 30 at 8 p.m. in St. Theresa's Church auditorium Union City. Proceeds fund parish religious education with bridal fashions from 1896 on display and prizes including a linen basket, 50 door prizes, a Chinese auction and bake sale. Mrs. William Flynn is president. publicity chair Mrs. Barb Maloney can be reached at 438 2523.
Deborah Dingle bride elect of Jerrold VanGuilder was honored at a kitchen and linen shower hosted by Mrs. Wayne VanGuilder and others in Union City. Guests played games with several winners, and Miss Dingle received many gifts ahead of her May 17 wedding at the Evangelical United Methodist Church.
Anna Royek and Harry Burton united in marriage on April 12 at St Elizabeths Church with Rev Lippert Kronz and Lucas officiating. The couple, from Eldred and Corry, welcomed 300 guests at a 2 to 5 p.m. reception and plan to live at 309 Mead Avenue after honeymooning in Washington D C Hershey and Lancaster.
Members and guests of Corry Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club played a Howell game at the YMCA. Proceeds fund the American Cancer Society. Winners included Mrs. William Master Jr and Mrs. Richard Mackinhaupt, 30. Mrs. Donald Hall and Mrs. John Pierce, 28. Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. T H Treat, 27. and a tie for second with Mrs. James Cole and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. Vee Lindsey and Mrs. Paul Stroup, 24 e. Next regular game is Tuesday at 1 pm at the Y. reservations optional, call 663-7162.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA met recently at the Y for an inspirational devotion led by Mrs. William Hall. A brief business session followed as members began making stuffed animals for sale at the November bazaar. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Hodie McLean and Mrs. James Kelsey.
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