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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
5
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Twenty two members of the New Era Club of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a dinner party last evening at Marie's Tea Room on Seventh street. Miss Louise Whiteley presided over the business session and plans were made for a congregational dinner in February. The secret sisters of the past year were revealed and new ones chosen. A brief devotional was given by Mrs. William Johnson Jr. The program included a review of The Genesis of the Exodus and migrant problem. Games and music followed with light refreshments served by Mrs. Cochran.
A Valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Price on Maple Avenue announced the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Gilbert VanderSehaut of Clmer N. After an evening of music and drinks, a salad lunch was served. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs 8 W Nigh hosted Circle No 3 of the Women’s Society for Christian Service at 28 East South Street with 19 members and two guests. Devotions by Mrs Neil Blackman and Mrs Alice Phelps opened plans for St Futwick’s Luncheon on March 15. Mrs Bryan Stowe spoke on Migrants in America. post meeting refreshments were served by Mrs Stowe and Mrs Understrom.
Mansfield State Teachers College musicians provided entertainment at a Elmira AAUW dinner program at Marlairn Motel Elmira today. Musicians Au rey Giffitis Lane Webster Numa Snyder and Keppel Tiffany performed with Miss Gora AL Al Water coordinating the event.
C D of A plans a Tuesday night card party at 8 o'clock hosted by Yourt Conception No. 35 in the Hort block rooms. Prizes include auction and contract bridge with five hundred and a door prize. refreshments to follow. Mrs. J Paul Phelps chair leads a committee of Mrs. Raymond Sandburg Mrs. Leo Muldick Mrs. E J Roach Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Agnes Lynch.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW sponsored dinners to aid the Pelio infantile paralysis fund. Four dinners were held with proceeds added to the local relief fund. Thirteen members attended the meeting last night, with another gathering planned for Wednesday evening in February 1903 at a home on West Washington Street.
The Corry Hi-Y and Tri-H-Y clubs hosted visiting Tidioute members at a party at the Y center on First Avenue. About eighty youths enjoyed the evening with a Bronze Casting stunt, dancing by Bud Tanner, Beverly Stowe, and Mary Woodman, games led by Mrs Beneditt, and refreshments served by the Cozy Groups.
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian church will host an ox social Monday evening at 6:30 at Mrs J Harold Pallersons home on East Frederick Street. A special program is planned to follow the social and a Tarairiondinee is requested.
Deputy Miss Blanche Bigger will attend the regular Women s Benefit Association meeting Friday in the Horn Block rooms at eight o clock. Mike Bigger travels from Eve to make an official visit to the local lodge. All members are urged to attend the meeting followed by a social hour.
Mrs C A Duke Honored of Miscellaneous Shower was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower last evening hosted by Women employees of the Raymond Manufacturing Company. Dinner at 7 at the W E L W home on West Washington Street, twenty attendees. Gifts presented to the honoree amid an enjoyable evening.
Miss Phyllis Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Evhesy We Anderson of East Columbus avenue left this morning on a southern motor trip to Florida and other places with Miss Doris Stockton and her father Bers Stockton both of Columbus The pair are freshmen at Columbus High School and were granted a leave of absence by Professor Milton Bonney and faculty For the trip Mr and Mrs Leonard Stockton and their son left a day earlier for Florida with plans to visit St Petersburg
Dorcas class members of the United Methodist Church held a tureen dinner at 6:30 PM in the church parlor. About eight members attended, with a Valentine themed table setting. The meeting followed with Lois McCray, class president, presiding and names listed among the committee and officers.
Laughter is welcomed into the world this morning at Curry Hospital toMr. and Mrs. Hare ley Hall of Centerville R D 4. Mrs. TWH was formerly Miss Ruth Puller daughter of Rev and Mrs Carlos Piller formerly of Cony.
Mrs Mable Brown, director, presides at Circle meeting held last evening at the Masonic Temple. Mabie Brown is noted as director of the Taiela Deyo Junior Circle No 8. A membership drive begins with Gladys Hotchkiss and Virginia Sullivan named captains. Next meeting set for February with supper. special meeting to be held at Mrs Brown's Brook Street home. Army in Costa Rica numbered 800 men.
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