Mother-Daughter Plans Highlight Methodist WSCS Meeting
The February WSCS gathering at First Methodist Church drew 41 members. Plans for the annual mother-daughter banquet on May 8 were formed with committees named for arrangements, program, decorations, and tickets. A tea for church ladies and new/past members is set for March 11, with Rev. Myers presenting a program on youth in Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wscs
Diane
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Oscar Johnson
Tryin Young
Charles Correll
Russell Clark
Russell Merritt
James Donaldson
Joe Guignan
Paul Meerdink
Florence Brooks
Henry Rockman
Cochairmen
Arthur Burgess
R. Lawrence Davison
Meerdink
Curtis O'Shell
Barbara Roberts
Wendell Gage
Clark
W. B. Stawe
Hubert Vaughn
J. Earle Bliley
Frank Anthony
Jerry Hoyt Wid Its
Robert Ni Gregor
Edmund Barr
Robert Marsh
Harold Armitage
George A. Myers
Marthe Olvele
VFW Auxiliary Card Party Draws Full House at Garden Room
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary hosted a successful event with eleven tables in the Garden Room of the Post Home. Planning committee included Mrs Alfred Cone and others. prizes awarded for 500, bridge, and canasta were won by numerous members. door prize roses went to Mrs Robert Cummins. a sheet and pillowcase set drew Mrs Charles Weston. lunch followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Onty-One
VEW
Post Home
Alfred Cone
Alma Slagle
Helen Porter
Stanley Malek
Hazel Shues
Velma Moore
James Babcock
Frank Baress
Mary Sears
Lawrence McCray
Howard Jordan
Harold Carr
Dorothy Estes
Arthur Pitts
Nollla Devoo
Dans McCray
Ernest Simmonsen
Ruth Hartrees
Charles VanTassel
Henry Davis
Bridge
George Dow_ney
George Sample
Wil- Tum, Johnson
Merle Pet Lerson
Canasta
Sam Baresi
Sadie Jackson
Jackson
Robert Cumtis
Charles Weston
BPW Club Plans April Party and Meeting Actions
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at IOOF Hall with President Mrs Charles Thompson presiding. They discussed birthday parties for District 1 clubs, plan April entertainments in Coty for Girard Bre Union City and Cochranton, approved a Red Cross donation, noted spring district meeting plans in Greenville, welcomed new members, and set February 25 dinner as the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Business and Professional Women’s Club
IOOF
Charles Thompson
District 1
Coty
Girard
Bre
Union City
Cochranton
Fineanees
Red Cross
Velter
Norman G. Tarbell
Anneberg
Greenville
Tarbell
Robert King
Ruth Dahlstrand
PTA Plans Pie Social At West Spring Creek Town Hall
The Spring Creek Township PTA announces a pie social for Friday evening at the West Spring Creek Town Hall. Public invited. Event starts at 8 30 p m with pie-widening and entertainment. Committee includes Mrs Ralph Swart Mrs Victor Armitake Victor Morris and Mrs Dave Roel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
West Spring Creek
West Spring Creek Town Hall
Spring Creek Township
Associaon
Ralph Swart
Victor Armitake
Victor Morris
Dave Roel
Presbyterian Women Meet at Burr Home for Study
Seventeen members of the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women met last evening at Wayne Street home of Mrs Kenneth Burr. Mrs Harold Mishler opened with prayer and devotion by Mrs Harold Wolfe. The study theme was Nationalism versus Internationalism and Mrs Burr reported on the film In The Face Of Jeopardy about conflict in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Burr
Witherspoon
Presbyeerian Women’s Association
Wayne Street
Harold Mishler
Harold Wolfe
Meeting Recap Highlights Women’s Church Aid Abroad
In East Asia discussion framed Christianity and Communism with a March serving day plan for overseas relief sewing. Mrs. Peiffer and Mrs. Rossbacher shared articles on New Guinea and Thailand, while Mrs. Laurell and Mrs. Ross helped serve a dessert lunch, noting Marble as a base for rouge and linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Asia
New Guinea
William Peiffer
John Rossbacher
Thailand
Estéss
Arthur Laurell
Warren Ross
Kiwanis Ladies Night Features Russia Photos and Honors
Kiwanis Club held Ladies Night at Hotel Cory with Mr and Ms Forest Hopkins as guest speakers. They shared six weeks in Russia with colored slides showing Moscow farms and towns, describing capital visits and rural sights. Hanley Johnson received thanks for 14 years as treasurer, while Frank McKnight announced a minstrel rehearsal with the Rotary Club. Lt Gov Frank Geiger and wife attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Find
Forest Hopkins
Kiwanis
Frank Anthony
H. Lynn Rice
Frank Geiger
Covenant Circle Meets at East Smith Street Hostess Scene
Mrs Walter Auer of East Smith street hosted the Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women yesterday afternoon. Ten members and one guest attended a dessert lunch at 1:30. Devotions by Mrs Clarence Wallace focused on National vs Internationalism to spread the Gospel. Meeting dates shift to the third Tuesday each month. Core chairwoman Mrs Guy Sutton announced a spring rummage sale for April 26 and 27 led by Covenant Geneva and Galvin circles. A March date for oversean sewing was to be set and each member was asked to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
Presbyterian’ Women's
Guy Sutton
Covenant
Geneva
Galvin
Birthday Party Honors 10 Year Old Sandra Bailey
Mrs. Milton Bailey hosted a Columbus birthday party for her daughter Sandra age 10 on Saturday. Gerald Bemis assisted with the gathering of about 25 children and adults who played games and awarded prizes to Connie Hammond Judy Fox and Russell Bemis. Lollipops balloons two cakes and ice cream were served with Sandra receiving many gifts and a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Bailey
Milton Bailey
Columbus
Sandra
Gerald Bemis
Connie Hammond
Judy Fox
Russell Bemis
Rainbow Girls Valentine Dance Planned at Wright School Gym
Rainbow Girls will hold their annual Valentine Dance Saturday night at Wright School gym on Ashim featuring dancing from 9 pm to midnight with music by Allen Berry and College Combo. Cupid's Capers decor theme. formal dress. Committees listed include decorating publicity invitations music and tickets with several chairpersons and assistants. attendees bring own lunch, coffee served at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Valentine
Wright School
Onashim
Allen Bheny
College Cottbo
Judith Page
Patricia Meerdink
Leslie Ann
Lopus
Mary Floyers
Linda Paige
Patricia Dills
Phyllis Shannon
Susan
Kinley
Marlene McIntyre
Nancy Davis
Karolyn Lindsey
Sandra Varassa
Sylvia Murvin
Marcie McElroy
Joy Zalsneck
Flora Ann Ross
Ann Fenstermacher
Roberta Pain
Connie Dahl
Camille Waterhouse
Mary Ron Diemer
Shirley Hasbrouck
Elberta Irwin
Karen Miller
Linda Mullick
Judith Minipaw
Nancy Shreve
Janice Sutter
Katie Ann Tate
T. W. Whitehead
Cleo Haight
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Ronald Hamilton at Home
Mrs Ronald Hamilton received a stork shower hosted by Mrs Vernon Baldwin at 745 East Columbus Avenue with twelve friends attending. Prizes went to Mrs James Grinder and Mrs Harold Hosier, door prize to Mrs John Volk, and gifts were arranged in a bassinet. Hostesses served Jello cake and coffee with green yellow decor. guest favors were tiny storks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hamilton
Vernon Baldwin
Columbus Avenue
Leonard Taylor
James Grinder
Harold Hosier
John Volk
Miss Sara MacInnes Hostess To Calvin Circle
The Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met last evening at Miss Sara MacInnes on West Frederick Street with Miss Jean MacInnes and Mrs. Ray Laurie as assistant hostesses. Twenty three members and two guests attended Rev. and Mrs. Paul P. Bailer. Mrs. Cleo Haight led devotions from Christ's Teachings on Citizenship. Mrs. Allan Hasbrouck chaired the business meeting and noted upcoming events. Mrs. Kenneth Harvey and Mrs. Jan Howard led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara MacInnes
Calvin
Calvin Circle
Presbyterian ‘Women’s Association
Sara
Kenneth Harvey
Jan Howard
Lutheran Altar Guild Meets At Staples Home
The February meeting of the Altar Guild of St Pauls Lutheran Church was hosted at Mrs. Gerald Staples home on Sal Wayne street with Mrs. Wayne Skinner as cohostess. President Mrs Blot Dahl led a brief business session planning the church wedding reception on February 14 and devotions were given by Mrs Elmer A Ortner. Hosts served ice cream cake and coffee, and Mrs Raymond Gathers will entertain the next guild gathering on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St.Paul's—Lutheran Church
Gerald Staples
Sal Wayne
Wayne Skinner
Blot Dahl
Elmer A. Ortner
Raymond Gathers
Multiple births announced at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Sonoski of 1063 North Center Street. A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zelinski of Spartansburg RD 1. A son born early this morning to Ms. and Mrs. James R. Reed of Spartansburg. The report mentions Thailand and Indochina and notes peach shortcake and coffee were served at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul B. Sonoski
North Center Street
Arthur
Zelinski
RD. 1
Spartansburg
James R. Reed
Thailand
Indochina
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Virginia Button
Alan K. Diminick
Erie
Charles A. Fuller
the Baptist
Centerville
Green Lake
Wis
Puller
Corry
Lee Puller
Snyder Circle
Chris Christensen
Wright Street
California
Fontana
Clairmont
Long Beach
San Francisco
Leslie Carlisch
Audrey Triscult
Alex Blick
Oil City
Bride
Raymond Mfg. Co
Klick
Merle Triscuit
R. D
Funck
Anthony Klick
Lowville
Lste
Eick
Gawyer
Corry Beverage Wigtrumtor
Menry Fonda Vera Miles
Marlon Brando
Sakini
Glenn Ford
Captain Fisby
Machiko i
Lotus Blossom
Nsgm
Eddie Albert
Paul Ford
Jun Negami
Miko Riyokawa
Witsuko Sawamura
Rick
Sili
Daniel Mann Prajycsi
Ack Cummings
Prince Carried
Castle
National Bank of Corry
L. M. Douglas
James Michener
Asia
Valentine Hearts
Oller
Lutheran Altar Guild
Staples Home
Aoise E
Matisse
F. C. Chapin & Son
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Pius Federal Tx
Meerdinks
Wenner — Mes, Frances Yanguildeil
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