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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1944

Page

5

World Day of Prayer planned by U B Missionary Society

The Corry Church of United Brethren in Christ Wor ln's Missionary Society met with about 86 members at Mrs. John Westley's Elk Street home. Plans were set for World Day of Prayer on February 25 at their church with speakers including J Hal Smith and musical numbers. The meeting included refreshments and notices of upcoming visits and funerals in the community.

U. B. Missionary Society Worln’s Missionary Society Corfy U. B J. Hal Smith Wayne Valley Charles Fugbee Jesus Mre Harold, Fish E. V. McClintock H. Ray Harris

Chaplin Faces Mann Act Charge and Conspiracy Indictment

Charlie Chaplin, 54, is indicted on Mann Act violations and conspiracy charges tied to his alleged relationship with Joan Berry, the former protégé and mother of her child. The grand jury also charged six others in Beverly Hills tied to schemes to deprive Berry of rights following her arrest on a vagrancy charge. His surrender to U S marshal is planned with an appeal anticipated.

Chaplin Associated Press Los Angeles Charlie Chaplin Joan Berry Roverly Hills Miss Berry Beverly Hills Jerry Giesler U. S

Senior High Students Sponsor Successful Dance at Masonic Temple

Senior High School students hosted a party last night at the Masonic Temple with Glenn Middleton as soloist. City couples attended, chaperoned by Ronald Putman and several faculty members. Dale Waterhouse chaired the event, a small admission fee benefiting the class treasury for a plaque honey roll, signaling more events of this kind.

Masonic Temple Glenn Middleton Ronald Putman Kenneth Schoonover Mary Jourdet Ruth Bennell Wilbur Mathias Corry Dale Waterhouse

Women Foreign Missionary Society Holds All Day Sewing Session

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene met at Mrs. Martin Anderson’s home on East South Street for an all day session. Mrs. Clarence Bailey led the business meeting with Mrs. Anna Fox and Mrs. Walter Carter directing sewing activities. A turget dinner was served at 1 o’clock. The annual fellowship meet is planned for March 1 at Mrs. Debs Sorenson’s home. Mrs. Garter received a gift and the next meeting date will be announced later.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society Church of the Nazarene Martin Anderson East South Street Clarence Bailey Anna Fox Walter Carter Debs Sorenson

Mrs Ross Mead Hosts F O F Club Gathering

Mrs Ross Mead hosted the F O F Club on Weight Street for a sociable evening. Mrs Louis Decker and Miss Ethel Matthews won the five hundred swords. A dessert lunch followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs Decker's home in two weeks.

F. S Ross Mead Weight Street Louis Decker Ethel Matthews Decker

Miss Charlotte Humphrey Hostess To Friends

Miss Charlotte Humphrey hosted friends at her home in Corry to honor Eleanor Wallace and Marion Wallace on their birthdays. The evening featured games and contests. gifts went to Freda Gar belt, Mary Humphrey, Clara Yaiko, and Hazel Humphrey. refreshments were served. Attendees included Marion and Eleanor Wallice, Mary, Charlotte and Hazel Humphrey, Hope Bemis, Blouse Marsh, Freda, Leona Garfield, Bernice Bayle and Clara Yeiko.

Anwrulle Cumphrey Corry Eleanor Marion Wallace Freda Gar- Belt Mary Humphrey Clara Yaiko Hazel Humphrey Marion Eleanor Wallice Mary Charlotte Hope Bemis Blouse Marsh Freda Leona Garfield Bernice Bayle Snd Clara Yeiko

Sciota Aid Met at Mrs. James Brown Home

Sciota Community Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. James Brown’s home in Cony R D 5. About thirty members and friends attended a noon tureen dinner. The afternoon focused on Red Cross sewing with light refreshments served later.

Sciota Aid James Brown Sciota Community Aid Cony Red Cross

Treon Society Holds Regular Meeting at Saint Pauls Lutheran

The Treon Society of St. Pauls Lutheran church met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Wayne Skinner’s South Center home with ten members present. Business was routine, followed by a social and dessert. The March meeting will be at Mrs. John Street’s North Center home.

A. R. Tipton Judy Eau Claire Wis Eva Kepler Tipton Erie Nina Brown Uals Jamestown Louis Raymond Lincoln-Henderson Erle Ruth Spangenburg Spangenburg Pine Grove Garry Katherine Adgett New York City St. Louis Corry Walter DeJean Ridge Street Elmer Bagett Sherman, N DeJean John Pecke Joan Kathryn Elmira N. Yu Richard Sutton Seaman Cory Euclid Street Newport Thomas Varasso Camp Howze Tex Varasso Arthur Cochran Sandra Troy Center Crawford County William Cochran Cony Georgia Doane G.a. Aymony Park Street Elvin P. Bimber Greensboro N.C Phyllis McClintock Sugar Slave Air Cadiz James Jackson Louis Jackson Essex Street Maxwell Field Alan Oleta Stephenton Eral Marjorie Marlowe Trenton N. J Treon Society St. Paul's Gutheran Church Wayne Skinner South Center Street John Street North Center Street

Women's Relief Corps Met for Dinner and Quilt Time

The Women's Relief Corps met at Mrs. Rose Westley’s Worth Street home for a noon campfire dinner and an afternoon quilts session. The gathering was well attended with a good time had by all as Rev. H. Van Honmien leaves tonight on a business trip to Washington, D.C.

W.R.C Women's Relief Corps Rose ‘Westley Worth Street H. van Honnien Washington, D.C

Hall Dimick Welcomes Daughter At Local Hospital

Mrs and Mrs Hall Dimick announce the birth of a daughter early this morning at the Comy hospital. The father, Hall Dimick, is currently serving in the U S Army.

Comy Hospital Hall Dimick Dimick U.S. Army

Im auguuia Guild Met at Mrs Hammond Home

The Im auguuia Guild of the Joost Episcopal church met Thursday at Mrs. W. W. Hammond’s home with Mrs. Anna Wilcox as hostess. Mrs. Velma Woore led the business meeting and devotions were by Mrs. J. E. Young. A note from a member wintering in Sistersville was read. Refreshments were served. The guild will meet February 24 in the parish hall for a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Don D. Williams.

Emmanuel Guild Imauguuia Te Joost Episcopal Church W. W. Hammond Anna Wilcox Velma Woore J. E. Young C. P. Son Sistersville W. Va Wilcox Don D. Williams

Masonic Valentine Party at the Temple on Monday

A Valentine’s Day party will be held at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening February 14. All Masons and Eastern Star members are invited to attend with dancing from 9 to 12, cards, billiards, music, fortune telling, and entertainment by amateur magician Donald Garrison of Meadville. A nominable fee will be charged and light refreshments will be served.

Masonic Temple Eastern Star Ordor Donald Garrison Meadville

Rebekahs Hold Tureen Dinner at I O G F Hall

The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon in the I O G F hall with twenty two members attending. The routine business meeting preceded a tureen supper decorated tables in keeping with Valentine’s Day. The day’s committee included Mrs Oscar Fritz Mrs Tra Miller and Mrs Mae Carprike. The next meeting is set for February 24.

Rebekahs Rebekah Helping Hand Club I. O. G. F. Hall Oscar Fritz Tra Miller Mae Carprike

Mrs W R Jordan Honored At Dinner For Birthday

Dorothy Lytton hosted a dinner at 27 East Frederick Street to honor her mother Mrs W R Jordan on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Earl Mr and Mrs Frank Frost Howard Pope of Dewittville NY Donald Macray of Elgin and Mr and Mrs Jordan. Mrs Jordan received many gifts and later enjoyed dinner cards.

Dorothy Lytton W. R. Jordan East Frederick Street Harry Earl Frank Frost Howard Pope Dewittville N. Y Donald Macray Elgin

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