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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1949
Page
5
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Amici Bible Class met at the parsonage for a February gathering hosted by Roy Harris and Mr and Mrs Hobert Davis with GT. Beremar presiding in the president's absence. Prayer, devotions, and a missionary report from China were shared. A business note set the next meeting for March.
Good Samaritan class met Friday with twenty four members at the Methodist church for the regular monthly session led by President Mrs Kerneily Loveland. The group sang Want Your Blessings, pledged $40 to the Criblis Home, and heard prayers and devotions by Mrs WR Stowe and Robert Marsh. A cordial social featured hymns, songs, and refreshments served by Mr Studholow and Mrs Mind Eyes. The next meeting will be held in Mirah Mthuy Lhe church.
An Elks club dance is planned for tonight at North Center Hall. Invited guests include local lodge members and friends. the event features music by a live band and social dancing amid a friendly crowd. Attendance is anticipated to be strong.
Aging lautes of the Fat Presby terian Church gathered last evening to consider the Argotiatian at the Association of Presbyterian Women. Mrs J Hold Paterson opened with scripture and hymn. Miss Emeline Feud addressed the group and answered questions. Members of New Era, Opportunity, and Presbyterian Guild voted to disband and join the Association. Refreshments were served in the church parlors. Many locals and students were noted leaving for weekend visits and travel.
The February meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club includes a pot luck supper and an amateur program. Members are asked to bring a baby picture and a fashioned retentive item for judging, with prizes awarded for outstanding entries.
Mrs George Rhodes was honored by Club 13 at her home with eleven members present. Awards were given to Mrs Albert Shaifer and Mrs Robert Tring for Bunco play. Guests enjoyed assorted sandwiches pickles cake and coffee as the gathering continued. Plans were announced for upcoming entertainments hosted by Mrs Sheffer and Mrs Stenming.
A surprise 13th wedding anniversary party honored Mr and Mrs Fred Walker at their home with 21 relatives attending. Guests enjoyed games visiting and refreshments including salad sandwiches jelly decorated anniversary cake coffee and milk. The couple received many gifts and a purse of money.
Plans for the Post Regents Dinner honor past grand regents of the Court Contention No 25, Catholic Dors of Amana. The event will be at Cory Hotel chef dining room on Thursday February 24 with dinner at 7 o clock. Nine past grand regents to be honored and Miss Agnes Typrit will be patroness. Reservations by Monday with Miss Luckite Mink Miss Phyllis Hoenes or Miss Made. Following the dinner cards will be played.
Priheles Hooper plans a brief trip to Alto visiting Mile and back with Mr and Mrs. Raymond Bi. They will spend the weekend with Mrs Bachomer’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Eugene Keutley, and Charlobly Ann from Billets. The gathering includes Mr Gus and Mrs. Kenney and Mr. Fret Yi.
A meeting of the Silver Links Class at Linvied List evenings saw Mrs Bess DeLiwy honored and Mrs J Hal Smith discuss the subject Mis lora. President Mrs C 2 Hentai Wis presided. A building fund was approved and plans outlined for a dinner and church activities in March. The group planned an eight o clock meal at Mrs. Rona Wealley’s home on West Street.
Concord Community Club gathered at the Community House for a fellowship dinner served to about 100 persons. Mrs Ray Uren and Mrs Bryce Leek led the event with entertainment by Miss Ginger Fay and others from the Lovell School. A George Washington play followed, with plans for the March meeting under Donald Gales Velma McCeay and committees noted.
Public invited to a George Washington party hosted by the Navy Mother club. An entertainment program features community figures and refreshments including apple pie and coffee. Proceeds support the society, with Mrs. Clarette Boe and Mrs. Merit O. Lillie as coordinators and several committee members listed.
Jessie Briggsingham of Erie, coordination director of Girl Scout Troop 415, will lead a gathering this week for adults interested in forming Brownie troops. The meeting aims to discuss neighborhood guidance and potential project ideas for new groups.
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