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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1958
Page
3
Sparse OCR yields a fragment about five in a shed. No clear names, dates, or places. Details unavailable, action unclear.
Mrs. M. Kibler spoke to Wright School sixth graders about University City in Mexico where she studied last summer. She detailed the university founded in 1651, its sciences tower, and five year major programs yielding a master's degree. A roster of local students and families visiting colleges and institutes for holiday breaks followed, plus coverage of Sno-Ball panel plans and Union City livestock price listings.
Mrs. Robert Williams entertained the Wheelock Community Aid on Thursday evening at her Williams residence with Mrs. Merle Williams as cohostess. A routine business session led by president Mrs. Jan Howard followed a devotional by Mrs. Frank Harvey. The home was decked for the holidays and gifts were exchanged after devotions. Guests enjoyed desserts, refreshments, and a candy candle favor. It was announced the January meeting location will be announced later.
The Brownie Troop No. 2 at Wright School received pins and held a Christmas party on Wednesday afternoon. Members earning pins include Christine Amy Betsy Bracken Rebecca Bulard Jacqueline Castor Ronna Cohen Christine Clark Diane Cutshaw Jane Galbreath Marsha Hanks Jeanette Kenniston Heidi Kep pel Sharon Long Marla Kay McClintock Luanne Pelifer Cheryl Robbins Cynthia Sturgis and Marlene Wells. The troop is sponsored by the Wright School PTA and led by Mrs. Keller assisted by Mrs. Robbins.
The Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church held a Christmas dinner at the church for about 25 members and two guests. Mrs Roger Brown oversaw decorations and Ruth Dahlstrand chaired a short musical program. The group donated to the Ethel Harpst Home in Georgia instead of gifts.
The Rehoboth Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Fish home with 31 members present. They decorated two Christmas trees with money for Rev Eugene Westley and his wife before their departure for Nigeria in West Africa to continue missionary work.
Extension Club held a holiday gathering with 24 members at president Norman Hate’s home in RD 4. Entertainment included games and refreshments such as potato chips, handwankies, cocoa, ice cream and Christmas cookies. The next meeting is planned for January sun.
The Sombrero Room of Ginie's Cafe held a Thursday meeting at 1 o'clock with about 20 members and four children attending. The Nutest lunch featured chicken salad potato chips rolls Christmas cookies and coffee. Gifts were exchanged and visiting provided entertainment for the rest of the afternoon.
Evangelical United Brethren Church class met with Mr and Mrs Leon VanTassel and 15 members attended. Mrs Dan Culver led devotions, reading Matthew chapter two, and Christmas readings followed. Mrs VanTassel led prayer. A brief business session, then games and card exchanges. Christmas refreshments served. Next meeting January 16 at Mr and Mrs Carl Henton North Center street. Magene Gilbert Co. study noted youth influence on spending and dishonesty.
Mrs Eugine Westley attended the Wayne Wisley Ladies Aid monthly meeting at Claude Maynard's home. A bountiful noon dinner followed. Mrs Westley gave a fire talk on Nigeria West Africa work with her husband. The group presented a friendship quilt bearing members’ names.
James Bullock, 27, a Union Electric worker and University of St Louis student, was shot dead near the City Art Museum. Police report the family’s finances show $87,000 in life coverage with several policies, while Mrs. Bullock says she knows of only $42,000 in policies. MOO(T) POINT STAMPS, Ark. classroom scene ends with a Christmas question.
The piece, a historical Christmas meditation, cites Isaiah and Corinthians to affirm Christ’s coming and reign. It emphasizes Jesus as embodiment of wisdom, justice, and love, urging faith in Him and praying for universal knowledge of the Lord. The text frames Christmas as fulfillment of prophecy and calls for peaceful governance under Christ.
U S doubles team Richardson and Olmedo defeated Pietrangelli and Sirois 7 5 to give the United States a 3 0 lead over Italy in the interzone final. Perry Jones plans substitutions of MacKay and Buchholz for the remaining singles as the Challenge Round to Brisbane approaches.
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