Emmanuel Guild Honored Out of Town Members
Emmanuel Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Foster E. Davis’s North Center Street home with eighteen attendees. Honor guests included Mrs. James Darling of Daytona Beach, Massachusetts, and Mrs. Ruth Holly of Los Angeles. The event featured a business session led by President Velma Moore and a talk by Mrs. Darling on Daytona Beach church work. The next meeting is set for September 9 at the Parish Hall with hosts Mrs. Don Williams and Mrs. Frank Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel
Velma Moore
Shower For Miss Jean Armitage Honors Bride to Be
Miss Jean Armitage, soon to wed George Fox on September 12, was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening. Sisters Mrs. Robert Curtis and Miss Phyllis Armitage hosted at the Armitage home on West Pleasant Street, with seventeen attendees. Guests enjoyed five hundred and visiting, bridecake, and gifts in pink and white. Armitage received a trove of beautiful and useful presents.
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Ivis Messinger
Sixth Avenue
Ohio
Anvlé
Raymond Barnes
Dayton
Ethel Baxter
Canada
Rehetea St. Clair
East Cagress Street
Baxter
Miss St. Clair
Los Angeles
Andrew ‘Tinko
Sandusky
Sumner
Wiliam Lamar
Dora Quinlisk
Philadelphia
John H. King
Elizabeth King
George Boyd
Jessie Sk. Newton
South Center Street
Newton
H. H. Lyons
Pegey
Nancy
Caltarauguy
Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Mtss
Pegey Lyons
Pallermst
Cottege
James Kelsey
Gar Edwards
Frank Rosanu
Witchita Falls
Tex
William Myers
Robert, Gates
D. 1
Warner McCray
R.D
D. Crowell
Crowell
Forestville
N. Y
Legion
Robert Porter
Jj L
Harald Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Jean Armitage
George Fox
Robert Curtis
Phyllis Armitage
Armitage
Wast, Pleasant Street
Newlyweds Burton Stockton to Be Honored at Open House
Mr and Mrs Carroll Burton Stockton of Sugar Grove will be honored at an open house Sunday August 15 at their home. Relatives and friends from Corry Columbus and nearby areas are invited to attend the reception for the newly married couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Burton Stockton
Sugar Grove
Corry
Columbus
30th Goldfinch Reunion Held At Panama
The 30th Goldfinch family reunion gathered in Panama New Jersey at the Greely home on a Saturday. Forty-one attendees traveled from Ridgewood Pequannock Jamestown Panama Lakewood Ravenna Youngstown Ashtabula and Corry. Adults toured Pan lata Rocks while children enjoyed a fish pond game. A 7 o'clock supper concluded the day on lawn tables. Rex Phelps presided as president with officers re elected. Next reunion set for Lakewood 102 Baxter street first Saturday in August 1949.
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Goldfinch
Panama
N. J
Saturay
Greely
Ridgewood
Pequannock
M. J
Jamestown
Lakewood
Ra- Vena Youngstown
Ashtabula
Corry
Panlata Rocks
Fred Wagoner
Youngstown
James
Ravenna
Rex Phelps
Martha Mandayille
Jericho
Mr. Phelps
Clifford Burnham
Ashville
Arthur Phelps
Archi Goldfinch
Comy
Baxter Street
Krazyates Club Meets Mrs Baressi at August Event
Krazyates Club members met Mrs. Baressi and Mrs. Paulson Jr. and Mrs. Weston Jr. hosted. Progressive 800 was played with Mrs. Paulson and Mrs. Weston receiving awards. Salad and desserts were served by the hostess. next meeting set for August 25.
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Krazyates Club
Baressi
Ats. Josepi
Fourth Avenue
Kra
Gue B. J. Dickinson
Harry Paulson, Jr
Charles B. Weston, Jr
Paulson
West Pleasant Street
Michael W. Vae MMWOTE Of Hidge Street Birthday Party
A Thursday afternoon party hosted on Hidge Street celebrated Michael’s third birthday with twelve little friends and five mothers. Guests from Pleasantville Grand Valley and Columbus joined in pink and blue decor, treats, and gifts as the boy prepares to celebrate tomorrow.
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Hidge Steeet
Michael
Lawn
Roland Averill
Janet
Robert
Pleasantville
Elmer Ruesch
Daunter
Audrey
Grand Valley
Tucker Wilons
Columbus
Lotts o Food 4 H Club Holds Meeting at Bear Lake
The Lotts o Food 4 H Club held its regular meeting at the home of Miss Phyllis Curry at Bear Lake. The group planned to bake cookies for the Island Park round up on August 27 in Youngsville. Miss Joanne Watson to host next meeting. mothers invited. Reports by Joyce Duell Susar Grove Louise Maltel and Kay Proctor. Teachers present included Miss Pregg Kester Warren and Mrs. Kenneth Faust Pittsfield.
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Phyllis Curry
Bear Lake
Island Park
Youngsville
Joanne Watson
Joyce Duell
Susar Grove
Louise Maltel
Mrs. Albert Childs Honored At Birthday Party
Neighbors hosted a birthday gathering at Spring Street for Mrs. Albert Childs. Guests included Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Fred Black, Mrs. Leland Wilcox, Mrs. Arlie Mead, and Misses Alice and Nancy Wilcox. Cream, cake, and warm wishes complemented the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Childs
Spring Street
Childs
Marion Rumbaugh
William Myers
Fred Black
Leland Wilcox
Arlie Mead
Alice and
Nancy Wilcox
Columbus Ladies' Aid Society Met Yesterday
Columbus Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday with George Bensink as hostess. President Mrs Hollis Upperman led devotions, Mrs Charles Swanson spoke. Routine business followed and during the social period ice cream chipskes and lemonade were served to 15 attendees. Mrs Verh Smith will host the aid on September 9.
Cootlette Club Holds Routine Meeting at VFW Home
The Cootlette Club No. 102 met Thursday evening at the VFW Home on West Washington Street. Mrs. Charles Wood presided as Chief Grayback. Routine business was transacted, a social period enjoyed, and the next meeting is scheduled for September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Grayback
Charles Wood
Women’s Society of World Service Meeting Report
The Women’s Society of World Service of the Evan United Byethrety Church met yesterday afternoon. Mrs Dan Culver led devotions, Mrs J Hal Smith prayed, and twenty members answered roll call. President Mrs CT Berg Matt chaired a business session planning a September tureen dinner at the church. Parishian Literature was studied with a play Missionary Books by Mrs E E Bush. participants included Mrs Keith Henson and others. Members were urged to read listed books for credits, and Mrs Henton presented a chart for marking read books. “Break Bread of Life” was sung before adjournment.
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Sue
Women's Society of World Service
Evan- United
E. E. Bush
Keith Henson
Vernon Welch
Marshall Sherwood
Kna
So Gly
Ant
Ice Cream Social Aids Dutton Library At Columbus School
Last evening an ice cream social was held at the Columbus School in Columbus to benefit the Dutton Library. Ice cream cake and coffee were served to a large crowd, and a good sum was realized. The committee in charge included Mrs Warren Fargo Mrs Vernell Page and Mrs Charles Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Library
Columbus School
Columbus
Warren Fargo
Vernell Page
Charles Swanson
Concord 4-H Club Cooking Lesson Aprons and Apple Pie
Concord 4-H Club met with Miss Janet Graybill Wednesday afternoon. Fifteen members and leaders Mrs. Howard Hammond and Miss Patricia Hoagland attended. The lesson covered making an apple pie and plans for August Lab meeting with custard and party sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Graybill
Huard Hammond
McCray Ladies Aid Social Afternoon Recap
The McCray Ladies Aid Society held a 2 PM afternoon meeting at Mrs. Vera Rose's home with 34 members present. Mr Joseph McCray led devotions. a brief business session followed. Refreshments included jello cookies and coffee. The September meeting is planned for Miss Cora McCray's home on the 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
acCray Ladies’ Aid Society
Vera Rose
Joseph McCray
Shorts Busines
Cora. McCray
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