J F Club Guests Of Mrs Robert Proctor Christmas Dinner
Nine members of the J F Club met at Mrs Robert Proctor s Essex Street home for a Christmas dinner and progress ive 500. Prizes went to Mrs Amon Peterson and Mrs Guy Sutton Mrs Lloyd Thomas and Mrs James Has jet received awards. Gifts were exchanged and late in the evening graham cracker cream pie pickles tea and coffee were served by Mrs Proctor. Mrs Henry Hicks will host the next meeting January 10 at her Marion Street home.
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Wis
Donald Tanner
J. F. Club
Exsex Street
Robert Proctor
Guy Sutton
Lloyd Thomas
James Has— Jett
Amon Peterson
Westminster Choir member joins Jersey City concert
Coen Teun, son of Mr and Mrs Tracy W Whitehead of East Pleasant Street, has been chosen for the Symphonic Choir at Westminster Choir College Princeton as a sophomore. He will sing Handel's Messish with the Jersey City Symphony Orchestra in a concert this evening in Jersey City.
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Jack Whitehead
Tracy W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
M. J
Jersey City Symphony Orchestra
Jersey City
Jack
Cohol
Witherspoon Circle Christmas Dinner at Columbus Home
Sixteen members of the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met for a teen dinner and Christmas party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Merle Page's home in Columbus. A 6 30 dinner was served, holiday decorations were displayed, and a gift exchange occurred. Mrs. O W Bracken won the award in a game. next month's meeting is planned for January with Mrs. East Bele of West China society.
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Witherspoon Circle
Mrs. East Bele
Wast Chinen Sist
Raymond Foremen Club Social Christmas Party Highlights
Members of the Raymond Foremen's Club entertained their ladies and guests at a Christmas party at the Columbus Community Church. The program opened with remarks by club president Carl Henton and featured a toastmaster, entertainment acts, a gift exchange, and door prizes from The Nast Company and Paul's Men's Wear. The event aims to become an annual affair with future meetings planned for January 24 at the company plant.
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Raymond Foremen’s
Raymond Foremen's Club
Columbus Community Church
Carl Henton
Henton
H.W. Foldt
J. H. Heerlein
Richard Jo Bachelaer
Everett Elmaquis
Alan Dimick
Edward Brigham
Nast Company
Paul's Men's Wear
Bacheter
Elmquist
Allen
John Jones
Russell Cassett
Nichols
Warren Johnson
Raymond Bachomer to Head Holy Name Society
Diocesan director Rev Charles Ward of Lawrence Park spoke at St Elizabeths Hall as seven men attended the Holy Name Society meeting. Officers for 1950 were elected with George Taylor as president, Bachomer as president, and officers James Allyn, Paul Webe, Robert Sullivan, and Cyril Guynn named. A social followed with refreshments and a meeting slated for January 10 at St Edwards Hall.
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Raymond Bachomer
Holy Name Soc
Charles A. Ward
Lawrence Park
Holy Name Societies
Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth's Hall
John DeSanti
Ted
Ward
George Taylor
Raymond J.bach Omer
James Allyn
Paul Webe
Robert Sullivan
Cyril Guvnn
Holy Name
St. Edward's Hall
Family Meeting of E U B Church W S W S Heads Busy Program
A gathering of 64 members and families at the Evangeli cal United Brethren Church featured scripture reading from Luke II, carol singing led by Carl Lyons, solos by Joanne Haenel Jeanne Haenel and Dorothy Grover, prayers by J Hal Smith and H Ray Han, and a mission box offering for Mrs Roa in Ebor City Florida. Remarks of thanks were given to Ivan Benninak and the Girls Christian Services Guild. A recitation and music followed, with a devotional on loyalty to the church and an educational display. The executive committee served cookies and coffee. Next meeting set for January 12 at Mrs Car Hen im North Genter street.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Alfred Haenel
Carl Lyons
Joanne Haenel
Jeanne Haenel
Dorothy Grover
J. Hal Smith
H. Ray Han
Bethlehem
Mr. Lyons
Roa
Ebor City
Fin
da Culver
Ivan Benninak
Harold Fish
Girls Christian Services Guild
Ann Dubrosky
Donna Sherwood
Phyllis Halfast
Helene Rae Harris
Ruth Bailfast
Harris
Lyle Chase
Gulver
Lyn Campbell
Ray Reade
Gerald Bagey
Car Henim
North Genter Street
Local Sorority Chapter Met Tuesday Night
The local sorority chapter met Tuesday night with members and officers present. Mrs. EB Curtis of East Con Prest Street and Alfred Morrison attended as guests. plans for Saturday evening refreshments and a demonstration by Martha Spaulding were announced. the next meeting is set for January.
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Arti Sigma Phi
Eb, Curtis
East Con Prest Street
Alfred Morrison
Mark Hotlaay
Ered Walsh
Martha Spaulding
Mie Pestrom
D A Hillstrom Addresses Concord School Teachers
D A Hillstrom spoke to teachers of the Corry School District yesterday at Concord School. He described his trip to Sweden and Europe this summer, discussed education taxes Social Security and government, and praised Liberty in New York. Santa Claus figures and holiday cookies were shared by Concord School PSP.A. members. Mary Anderson students made the figures.
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E Corry
Concord
Lynn Rice
Dor
Jovy Boer
D. A. Hillstam
Sweden
State of Liberty
New York Arbor
Williams Miller
Golden Links Sunday School Party Brightens Church Hall
The Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church hosted 82 members for a holiday gathering. Mrs. J. B. Cogan led devotions, Mrs. Zuella McElroy chaired the meeting, and Christmas games and contests accompanied a festive supper. Gifts were exchanged, and a teacher received a gift from the group. A planned January meeting was noted for later.
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Ghvissmas
Golden Links
Methodist Church
J. B. Cogan
Zuella McElroy
Irvin Young
W. L. Marsh
Santa Claus
McElroy
Frank Lillie
George Royce
Clarence Mountain
Glenn Sanderson
Minnie Nichols
Cogan
Mrs Frank G Whiteley Hosts W C T U Meeting
The W C T U gathering at Mrs Frank G Whiteley's home included 17 members and guests. Carol music opened the program led by Mrs George Chase, with devotions by Mrs Floyd Johnson and readings led by the hostess. A letter from state president Emma Leonard and a Florida Texas trip slide show followed. Cookies tea and cake concluded the event.
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Frank G. Whiteley
George Chase
Floyd Johnson
Buke
Grate Thompson
L. TL. VanTassel
Emma A. ‘Leonard
VanTassel
Whiteley
Florida
Texas
Chinlauque Lake
Birthday Party for Miss Louise Sherwood in Spar Town
Louise Sherwood of Spar transburg celebrated her sixth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Joseph Sherwood. Guests enjoyed chicken dinners, birthday cake and ice cream, favors of horns and balloons, and gifts. Attending were Roger Stranshaw, Misses Shirley and Mary Ann Dimer, Deborah Fish, and Mary Hahn.
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Uss LoUis Sherwood
Spartansburg
Joseph Sherwood
Miss Sherwood
Roger Stranshaw
Shirley
Mary Ann Diemer
Deborah Fish
Mary Hahn
Luncheon Bridge Club Meets at Beo's Restaurant
Seven members of the Luncheon Bridge Club plus one guest, Mrs. Grome Rickson, met yesterday afternoon at Beo's Restaurant for a badge event and an after luncheon period. Mrs H Langiod Rowe led the afternoon, awarding contracts to Mrs C W Bronkon and Mrs EA Hermit. The report notes upcoming meetings and member rolls.
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Bridge Club
Beo’s
Arcup
Grome Rickson
Hea
Rotarians Honor Ladies At Christmas Dinner
Rotary Club members entertained their wives at the annual Christmas party last evening in the Corty Room at the Hotel Cor lay. Decorations included red and green tapers evergreens and a large Christmas tree. The event featured gifts exchanges a singalong led by Rev Harry S Bow nan and Stewart Long with Glenn Middleton at the piano and a humorous address by C J Campbell of North East titled Why We Caugh with jokes anecdotes and poetry.
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Harry S. Bownan
Stewart Long
Glenn Middleton
Shirley Bennett
Marilyn Canfield
Samuel Canfield
Janice’ Johnston J
Mira Heerlein
C.J. Campbell
North East
Priest Peaker
Lad
Shower Honored Mrs. Thomas Saxton
Mrs Khamis Saxton was honored at a stork shower hosted by Miss Juli Zepke and Mrs. Frank Gravina at Gravina's home. About twenty friends attended and presented gifts. Games included canasta and bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Philip Mel Cray and Mrs. Raymond Root. Refreshments included sandwiches, cookies, relishes, coffee, nuts, and mints. Miss Theresa Bogniak sang several selections before the party ended.
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Khamis Saxton
Juli Zepke
Frank Gravina
Csnasta
Bingo
Philip R. Mel Cray
Raymond Root
Saxtom
Theresa Bogniak
Anniversary Party Honors Donaldsons at 18th Wedding Anniversary
Donaldsons M/Satali Mee Bruce Condiction celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary on December 12. Hosts Bernard Porter and Spring Greek provided hospitality for about fifteen attendees. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Blair Craft of Warren and Mrs Carl Dollaison and Wilkin Surinidson of Marth Warren.
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Donaldsons
M/Satali’ Mee
Bruce Condiction
Dast Evering
Catd Mra
Bernard Porter
Blair Craft
Warren
Cleve “Donaldson
R. Dh. McKean
Party For Brownie Girl Scout Troop 120
Brownie Girl Scout Troop No 10 at Washington School held a Christmas party at Mrs Allan Has brouck Mead Avenue home. Twenty three girls attended from 2 to 5 30 pm with decorations, carols and games. Mrs Hasbrouck gave each girl a Brownie pin. gifts exchanged. Refreshments included finger sandwiches, Christmas cookies, apples and chocolate milk. Snowman favors made by the Brownies. Next meeting set for Tuesday January 3.
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PueHoy
Hospitality Luncheon at Hotel Corry Recalls Christmas Cheer
The Hospitality Club Christmas Luncheon at Hotel Corry drew forty-one attendees in the main dining room. Tables formed a U shape with seven-branch candelabra, evergreens, and snowberries. Mrs Olwir gave blessing, and the group sang Silent Night before a 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs Sullivan providing accordion and piano music.
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Hotel Corry
Hospitality Club
Joseph R. Olwir
James Sullivan
Corry
Anniversary Party at Swantek Home Honors Davis
A surprise anniversary party at the Swantek residence on West Pleasant Street honored Mr and Mrs Henry Davis Sr celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary. Twelve family members attended with cake and coffee as gifts were exchanged and a festival concluded. Committee members were Mrs Carl Davis chair, Miss Beas Wilson, Mrs Louis Valentine, Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs Ramsey Rogers. The next meeting is January 3 at the American Legion Home.
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Henry Davis
Third Avenue
Tidioute
Lanter
Steve Swantel
West Pleasant Street
Davis
Carl Davis
Beas Wilson
Louis Valentine
Elizabeth Rogers
Ramsey Rogers
American Legion Home
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