Presbyterian Women Install Officers at Christmas Dinner
At the First Presbyterian Church the Women's Association installed officers for the coming year during a Christmas dinner in the church recreation room. Rev H Kenyon Leishman spoke as guest. Mrs Jan Howard welcomed 49 attendees. New officers include Mrs Harold Flowers president and Mrs Maxwell Brown first vice president.
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Women's Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
H. Kenyon Leishman
Jan Howard
Walter Rath
Harold Flowers
Maxwell Brown
Mortis Wickwire
Laurence McCray
Howard Sheen
James Lundy
Christian Education
Mary Helen Curtis
World Service
Allan Hasbrouck
Fran Smith
Council of Churches
Knox Circle
Arthur Cochran
Westminster
Lansberry
Geneva
Calvin
William Gumbleton
Covenant
Eugene Davis
Marines Fly Leaf Back To Duty On Last Tour
Sgt. William Beck of the United States Marine Corps returns to duty after a home leave. He heads from San Bernardino to Okinawa then Vietnam for his final Marine tour as an aviation supply master. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Sadie Thomas and Allan R. Shaw. Local PTA and naval club notices plus tips on defrosting chicken and a Matthew Arnold quote wrap the community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) Beckwith
United States Marine Corps
Armed Forces
Mra
Newell Beckwith
East South Street
Bill
San Bernardino
Calif
Okinawa
Vietnam
Marines
Mary Migliaccio to Wed Robert Palmer
Mr and Mrs John Ni Migliaccio announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Migliaccio to Robert Lynn Palmer son of Mr and Mrs George Palmer of Spartansburg R D 1 Both are 1967 Corry Area High School graduates The bride to be works in the Corry Jamestown Corporation offices while the groom is employed with Palmer Brothers No definite wedding date has been set
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John Ni Migliaccio
West Main Street
Mary Elizabeth Migliaccio
Robert Lynn Palmer
George Palmer
Spartansburg
Migliaccio
Mr. Palmer
Corry Area High School
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Palmer Brothers
Concord Secret Sisters Sponsor Holiday Dinner
The Concord Secret Sisters held a Christmas dinner at the McCray Community House on Wednesday. Twenty seven members and five guests enjoyed ham dinners served by Mrs. Joseph McCray Mrs. Merle Akam and Mrs. Donald Gates.
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Concord Secret Sisters
McCray
Joseph McCray
Merle Akam
Donald Gates
James Akam
Baptist Ladies Fellowship Holds Party
The First Baptist Church Ladies Fellowship held its annual Christmas dinner at the church on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Evelyn Dodd chaired the event which served a turkey dinner to 35 attendees. The program, led by Mrs. Ralph Carroll, featured carol singing, devotions by Mrs. Zelma Dorschel, readings by Mrs. Carroll and the president, and installation of officers for another year led by Miss Lucille Kimmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Dodd
Ralph Carroll
Aurelia Cosma
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Zelma Dorschel
Christ
Priscilla Schreckengost
Carroll
Florence Linendoll
Lucille Kimmy
Liendoll
Carl A. Marsh
Forest Peiffer
Corry
Norman Tarbell
Santa
Gertrude White
Harold Jackson
Harry Hotchkiss
Benninks Celebrate 66th Wedding Anniversary in Columbus
Mr and Mrs John Bennink of Columbus celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary with a party at home attended by relatives and friends. Married in Clymer the couple has resided in the area, with four daughters six grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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John
Mary) Bennink
Columbus
Clymer
Charles Willett
Edwin Cole
Corry
Ray Owens
Waterford
Boyd Capwell
Sebring
Fla
Epsilon Phi Group Holds December Meet
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Mrs. William Deutschlander’s home with cohostess Mrs. James Burkhart. President Deutschlander led the session as Mrs. Burkhart reported on a successful Thanksgiving basket and a planned Christmas gift drive for another needy family.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William _Deutschlander
James Burkhart
Deutschlander
Burkhart
Sheldon Knight
Perry’s Inn
Grams
Fred Scherzer
DAR Luncheon Honors Regent at Hotel Corry
The Brokenstraw Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Hotel Corry yesterday for a Christmas luncheon with 16 members present. Mrs. Robert Ott Sr. presided as hostess and presented a red carnation centerpiece and an orchid corsage for Regent Mrs. C A Hillstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sorry
Robert Ott Sr
Wstess
C. A. Hillstrom
Birthday prayer for Brockman family at church gathering
The article notes Miss Kimmy offering a special prayer for Mrs. Ernest Brockman and her children, who departed Fort Dix by plane that night to join their husband and father in Germany. A January church meeting is planned, with a tureen supper to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmy
Ernest Brockman
Fort Dix
Germany
Pants Pressed in Louisville, Ky. Rear While You Wait
A small side-street tailor shop showcases a sign reading Pants Pressed in Louisville Kentucky Rear While You Wait, highlighting quick customer service and in-store tailoring options. Authorities and hours are not specified in the fragment.
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Louisville
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Artie) Shaw
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Sandra) Clark
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