Hospitality Club Holiday Luncheon Fetes Members
Mrs F W Dey chaired a Christmas party for the Hospitality Club yesterday afternoon at the V F W. A 1:15 luncheon with 43 ladies attended, gifts exchanged with Mrs Carl Gustafson, and carols led by Mrs James Sullivan.
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Hospitality Club
F. W. Dey
Gilock
Carl Gustafson
James Sullivan
Leslie ‘Wells
C. B. Rafter
William Leaby
A.f. Needham
Gustafson
Donald Nantes
Milton van Dresar
Harold Cragg
Louis Valentine
Earl Haight
John Mooney
Sullivan
Miss Roberta Lines Bridal Shower Prepares for December Wedding
Miss Roberta Lines, to wed Pe Louis Brows of Erie on December 22, was honored at a South Center street bridal shower hosted by Miss Sally Dickinson. Twelve guests played bingo and games, received prizes. favors included candy canes and mini Christmas trees. Hostess provided lunch of overnight salad, crackers, shower cake, tea and coffee. A large turnout attended. the next club meeting is January 8.
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Roberta Lines
Pe Louis Brows
Erie
Sally Dickinson
South Center Street
Miss Lines
Nurses Alumnae Plan Christmas Party Details Discussed
At the Corry Nurses Alumnae meeting last evening the group discussed plans for their annual holiday party on December 19 at Mrs. Harold Armitage of East Pleasant Street. President Mrs Richard Bartholmer contributed and the group voted to donate 85 each to three invalid members as Christmas gifts. A raffle with a prize will be featured, selling well and on display in Crosent's window. The group adjourned to meet again for the Christmas party. Next meeting January 8 will install new officers.
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Corry
Richard Barholmer
Rarold Armitage
East Pleasant Shree
Fu Dell
Crosent
Linen Shower Honors Miss Kathie Sweet Ahead of December Wedding
A linen shower for Miss Kathie Sweet was hosted by Mrs. Paul Weber at 115 West Church Street with 13 guests. Guests played games, received awards, and gifts for Kathie. The Weber home was festively decorated with a holiday motif and plastic Christmas tree favors. A shrimp salad meal with hot rolls and poinsettia cupcakes was served.
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Kathie Sweet
Paul Weber
West Church Street
Weber
Fred Marsh Speaks at Rotary on Baseball and Experiences
Fred Moreh guest speaker at the Corry Rotary Club meeting discussed baseball and his professional playing career. Business talks covered the January 6 Twelfth Night Christmas tree burning and Salvation Army Christmas House collections. The club plans Ladies' Night and a special program at its ecumenical event.
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Fred Marsh
Rotary
Fred Moreh
Corry
Arthur Bing ‘Bess
Salvation Army
Sparta Grange Holiday Program and Tureen Supper
Sparta Grange No. 110 held its ambitial Christmas party Saturday with a tureen supper for 65 members and friends. The hall was festively decorated and attendees joined in carol singing. A Christmas program featured Donna Nuwbold reciting Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Susan and John Stranahan, Dorothy Chelson with accordion, Marcella Fralick on piano with Christmas Story, and a pantomime by Sparbansburg students with Ralph Blakeslee as narrator. Gifts were exchanged and nine social toasts followed. The next meeting is set for December 15 instead of December 22.
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Sparta Grange
Spartansburg Grange No. 110
Donna Nuwbold
Rudolph
Red Nosed Rein
Susan
John Stranahan
Dorothy Chelson
Sscordion Colo
Marcella Fralick
Sparbansburs School
Ralph Blakeslee
Columbus Grange Meetup Reports Christmas Party Plans
Forty members of Columbus Grange No. 875 met at the Town Hall for an evening session. Worthy Master Gerald Bensink conducted the meeting with two names balloted upon and report of successful love tablecloth sales. Mary Malek of Corry won the prize. The boy scout committee won permission to use Grange facilities for meetings. The next gathering on December 25 will be a Christmas Party with a gift exchange at the Town Hall. N. E. Dodd was named chairman of an oyster clipper for the January meeting. David Curtis and D. P. Trisket will assist. Grange men will prepare and serve supper. Gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee was served by Mrs. Vernelis Page and Mrs. Beatrice Bensini before adjournment.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Town Hall
Gerald Bensink
Mary Malek
Corry
Boy Scout Committee
Grange
N. E. Dodd
David Curtis
D. P. Trisket
Vernelis Page
Beatrie Bensini
Introducing a Song Born Yesterday Afternoon
A fragment notes the birth of a song at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mrs. Lynford Chase of 45 Snyder Circle. The text also references dormitory resident Erm Carlson and unfolds in an informal, unclear narrative.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lynford Chase
Snyder Circle
Chase
Erm Carlson
Local residents and visitors in Jamestown after service
Thomas Sexton and family return home on Liberty Street after service in Korea. Thomas and Robert Lewis attend a Chevrolet Dealers meeting in the interests of Thomas Motors. Hoyt Robbins of Columbus hospitalized in Eris, now improved and home. Mr and Mrs KR Benson travel from New York City visiting Aero Supply and Mrs Richard Skinner. Mrs Paw Pantle and daughter Christy from Wayne Street as visitors. Mrs Joh A Smith and daughter Shirley Ann plan trip to Victoria Texas for winter visits with relatives. L W Knepp and son Lyle of Cleveland visit sister Jennie Weight.
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Thomas Sexton
Hirlough
Liberty Street
Korea
Livwrenick
Thomas
Robert Lewis
Euftate
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Hoyt Robbins
Columbus
Humob Hospital
Eris
KR. Benson
Card Club Holiday Dinner at The Den
A local bridge club held its annual Christmas party at The Den with steak dinners. Members attending included Mrs Charles Williams hostess, Mrs James Allen, Mrs Robert Bracken, Mrs Nar Markin, Mrs William Grumble, Mire Robert Galbrewth, and Mrs John Fenstermacher. Gift exchange preceded card play results to be announced later.
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Card Club
Den
Charles , Williams
James Allyn
Robert Bracken
Mys
Nar Markin
Willim Grumblehors
Mire
Robert Galbrewth
John Fenstermacher
Conservation Club Party Thursday Feature Christmas Grab Bag
The Conservation Club plans a Thursday Christmas party with an 6 o clock start. Edward Carter and Clifford Young head the committee and ask each family to bring sandwiches a dish and a small gift for the Christmas Grab Bag. The regular monthly meeting is set for December 18 at the clubhouse to prepare for the annual meeting.
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Nehristmas
Clymer Conservation Club
Edward Carter
Clifford Young
Poetry Society Meeting At Hotel Corry Traditions
The Poetry Society met at Hotel Gorynel for a Christmas poems gathering. Thuliday verses were recited as the meetije opened with small lit. Refreshments and decorations featured tapers greens and a madonna figurine. Mrs Ira Miller to entertain for the January 8 meeting.
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Poetry Society
Hotel Corry
Hotel Gorynel
Ira. Miller
Golden Links Club Hosts Christmas Party at First Methodist
The Golden Links class of the First Methodist Church held a Christmas party last night in the church. Mrs Elmer Bowmen and daughter presented the Christmas story in pictures words and song to great appreciation. Gift exchange followed. A salad course and Christmas cookies were served on tables trimmed with Christmas ornaments candles and decorations by committee members D J Hixson Andrew Paulson Willis Brown C A Mountain Leah Reed and Hoa Spicer.
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Golden Links
Golden Links Glass
First Methodist Church
Elmer Bowmen
D. J. Hixson
Andrew Paulson
Willis
Canasto Club Holiday Party Attracts Local Members
Canasto Club held a Christmas themed gathering last night with Mrs. Charles Munn hosting at 209 Spring Street. The room featured festive decorations and 21 small trees as members enjoyed dinner and a card game followed by prizes awarded to Mrs. Joseph Wojciechowski and Mrs. Michael Varasgo. Guest Mrs. Ray Cathers attended while dessert was served late in the evening.
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Canasta
Charles Munn
Spring Street
Joseph Wojciechowski
Michael Varasgo
Ray Cathers
Bazaar at Our Lady of Victory Church Saturday
A bazaar organized by the guild of Our Lady of Victory Church Spar tansburg will be held at Bill's Barber Shop Spartansborg from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday. The sale features handmade aprons fancywork homemade toad including Christmas coalsies and candy. Public invited. committee promises a fine article supply. Next meeting with Mrs Raymond Root to be announced.
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Sparta
Guild of Our Lady of Victory
Spartansburg
Bill
Spartansborg
Quilting Club Holiday Party At The Den
Quilting Club members gathered for a Christmas party at The Den with 12 attendees. After turkey dinner the group moved to Mrs T W Whitehead’s home for a social and gift exchange, with light refreshments served by the host. Mrs William Croft of Erie attended as an out of town guest. The club will meet January 8 for a regular meeting.
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the den
Den
Quilting Club
T. W. Whitehead
William Croft
Erie
Lab
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F.C. Chapin & Son
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Powell Loan & Finance Co
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Raymond Root
United States Defense
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