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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

5

Snow Ball Queen selected at Corry Charity Ball

The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital will host the Snow Ball Queen voting at the gymnasium of the Junior High School on December 26 as part of their annual Charity Ball. Voters may cast ballots for any attendee, with voting open until 1 p.m. and three nominees remaining for final selection. A voting booth will also serve as information center and host the Queen committee led by Miss Berpiece Huntley.

Igs Corry ‘Memorial Hospital Thor Martin Berpiece Huntley William Peiffer Carl McIntyre Homer Bulard

Brokenstraw 4-H Club Elects New Officers

The Brokenstair 4-H Club of Columbus elected officers at the meeting held Thursday. Annette Curtis was named president, Gerald Raymond vice president, Leslie Curtis secretary, Jack Raymond game leader, and Judy Dowd news reporter. State College guest Force Mann spoke on meeting types. Local leader James Curtis and Warren County agent Tritt attended. The group plans a December 30 Christmas party at Nancy Edwards home and asks members to bring a small gift for exchange.

Brokenstraw Brokenstraig Club of Columbus Carleton Curtis Annette Curtis Gerald Raymond Vicw Lelie Curtis Jack Raymond Judy Dowd Force Mann Pennsylvania State College James Gurtis Tritt Warren County Exoup Missi Nancy Edwards

Birthday Party for Miss Vivian Lewis Honors Surprise

Mrs. Lester Lewis hosted a surprise birthday party at her Hast Bond Street home Thursday evening in honor of her daughter Vivian. Seven friends attended and played games for entertainment. Awards went to Sally Ruttner, Shirley Miller, and Sally Dickinson won the door prize. Other guests included Jane Howard, Boratiy Wallace, and Patricix Hunt. Refreshments followed with cake ice cream rolls and a salad course. Miss Lewis received many nice gifts.

Vivian Lewis Lester Lewis Hast Bond Street Vivian Sally Rutt—ner Shirley Miller Sally Dickinson Jane Howard Boratiy Wallace Patricix Hunt Lewis Raymond Gathers

BPW Club Holiday Party Set for December 22

The Business and Professional Women's Club plans its annual Christmas party December 22 at TOOK Hall for members and guests. A turkey dinner at 6 o clock, gift exchange, and an entertainment program are on the agenda. Members must RSVP to Mrs. Mary Delliry by December 17. DeLliry chairs the event with Mrs. Sears and Miss Lynch leading the program. M. H. VanDresar oversees favors and decorations.

BPW Club Business Inc) Professional Women's Club Took Hall Mary Delllry DeLliry Mary Sears Agnes Lynch M. H. VanDresar

Grange Party At West Spring Creek Town Hall

A joint Christmas party of Spring Creek and Ba Branch Grange was held Thursday evening at the West Spring Creek Town Hall with a full attendance. The program featured musical selections by Janet Graybill reading by Homer Manley a talk by Rev. Brackley Lines on what it would be like without Christmas and the story The Little Angel by Betty Porter with Lois Felton in charge. An exchange of gifts followed supper and carols accompanied by Mrs. Stewart Kane. The item notes Paul Revere as a gold and silversmith and engraver.

West Spring Creek Spring Creek Ba Branch Janet Graybill Homer Manley Bracley T Betty Porter Lois Felton Stewart Kane

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans Fundraising and Reorganization

A Thursday meeting of the Legion Auxiliary reviewed fundraisers including five dollar donations to health bonds and rehabilitation programs for veterans. New members Dale Waterifour, Arthur Cohen, and Robert McChmtnock were welcomed and committees were formed for the February meeting in Cony. A sandwich luncheon closed the session.

Legion Auxiliary Ana Sever Commpirulons Hey Boldiers and Joseph Larain Gueliantens Cuunell Hever Heitlex Willim Betts Jack Dempsey Tammary Beh

Christmas Party At Rasselas Brown Home

Mr and Mrs Rasselas Brown hosted a Christmas party last evening at their residence on Royal for employees of the Cory Water Supply Company. Eighteen guests attended and refreshments were served after the social evening.

Rasselas Brown Ra Roval Cory Water Supply Company Sa~ CIA

Christmas Party Held At Columbus Community Church

A Christmas party was held Thursday evening at Columbus Community Church for Ladies AG and their families. Four persons attended, enjoying carols games and a gift exchange. The committee chaired by Ms. Andrew Thompson included Mrs Albert Sandbire and Mrs Thomas, who served salad, Christmas cookies and coffee. A business meeting for officer elections is set for January 8.

Columbus Columbus Community Church Ladies AG Andrew ‘Thompson Albert Sandbire Thomas M1nager Aid

Amici Class Party at Wayne Valley Church Marks Anniversary

The Amici Sunday School Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met Wayne Valley for an 81st anniversary banquet. A chicken supper was served. Wayne Valley church members performed skits and demonstrations. Folkte and officers led the event. future class meeting date announced.

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Farewell Party Honors Couple of Cutting Wallace

A farewell party at the Cul ling Ton Hall honored Mr and Mrs Arthur Wallace hosted by Miss Eleanor Wollyer and Gordon Shwnipre. About twenty friends attended as Rev and Mrs Paul VanGorkum of Union joined the event with readings and songs. Samwiches cake and coffee followed the gathering.

Arthur Wallace Culling Ton Hall Eleanor Wollyer Gordon Shwnipre Wallace Roy Rednsyn Jess Pts Polars de Tamm Aly Predenck Sally Bawls Albert Gayl Mes Gurl Murett Vermurke Caaney Dave Fase Pov Predbuck Bowe Ehnup Paul VanGorkum Union

Proctor Bowes Family Move to Greenfield Estate Purchase

City residents Mr and Mrs Laverne Proctor and family along with Rev and Mrs Frederick Bowes and family of Watts Bar announce a home sale by Mr and Mrs Wallace to Mr and Mrs Robert Foster of North Bart. The couple plan to move to Greenfield in December to spend several months in Armwood, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Frenie Matett.

City Laverne Proctor Frederick Bowes Watts Bars Wallace Robert Foster North Bart Greenfield Armwond Frenie Matett

Newborn Son to Mr and Mrs Mark Anerson

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Mark Anerson of Union City RD 1 late last night at Corry Memorial Hospital. The family announced the arrival, with health and weight details not disclosed.

Mark Anerson Union City Corry Memorial Hoss Potal

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