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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
5
Emory Grout of the Dairymen's League will address Carry Grange No. 58 in Youngsville. The program starts at 8:30 p.m. at the Horn looks and will be followed by refreshments. Women members are asked to bring sandwiches or cake. A good attendance is urged.
Officers for Group No. 3 of the Women's Society of Christian Service were announced at yesterday's meeting at the church. Mrs. T. W. Whithead was re-elected president, Mrs. W. S. Nigh reappointed secretary and treasurer, and the new vice president is Mrs. Roger Brown. Seventeen members and four guests attended. Christmas decorations and carols were featured, and the group collected gifts for the Sheffield Home. Additional notes include plans for a combined WSCS dinner and committee appointments for next year.
Mrs Erna Knapp presents a piano pupils parents and friends program at Knapp music studio over Mur phy Company store North Dexter Street Saturday evening at 8 oclock. Educational movies will be shown and musical numbers offered. Mr Blackmore from Qays Blackmore studio Erie will attend to participate in the pep graph, open to interested attendees.
Twenty five New Era Club members of the Presbyterian church enjoyed the annual Christmas dinner and meeting at Mrs. C. S. Wallace’s home on West Pleasant Street. Mrs. Wallace was assisted by Mrs. Russell Briggs and Miss Helen Fordyce. A short business meeting followed the line tree dinner and Mrs. Stanley Anderson received a Lavelle gift. Mrs. Anderson led a devotional period and read. Miss Fordyce read Why The Chimes Rang. Mr. Wallace and daughter Mertha showed pictures including some of Company A.
The Emmanuel Episcopal church bazaar held midweek netted a fine amount for the organ fund. Attractive parish booths raised funds, with plans for a downtown sale of saleable articles. Prizes went to Mrs. B S Juterstrom and Mrs Donald Withinenstone among others. event aided by Mrs S D Wilcox and committees.
Hostesses at a miscellaneous shower held at Reluies home of East Church Alen. Guests included Mys ivar and Miss Hel en Thikoh Were. Evening featured games and contests won by Louise Williams Phyl His Timsley Maré Sprovers and Milind Hagenel. Bride-elect presented with gifts. wedding cake and refreshments served.
The Lae Wolden's Rebel Corps held a meeting at the Masonic Temple naming officers for the coming year led by President Mrs Brown and Vice President Mrs Darlow. Other officers include junior vice president Mrs Gaver treasurer Mrs Westley secretary Mrs Wynn conductor Mrs Kimmy guard Mrs Hingbt and inspector Mrs Mars. The group plans a December meeting for a Turkey Dinner and Christmas exchange.
The Darvas Class of the Methodist church held a business and social meeting at Mrs. Frank Bub's home on Wright street. About thirty members attended as plans were made for the annual Christmas party on December 17 at the church with gift exchanges and a tea in February.
The piece highlights children's stocking fillers with a focus on toys and gift accessories. It notes aprons, a satchel for Sue, and holders for Aunt Maney among assorted items for holiday shoppers.
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