Dinner Honors Mrs Armitage As Newlywed at Ara Supply
The Women employees at the Ara Supply office hosted a dinner for Mrs. Donald Armitage, married December 8. The party at The Der served 43 guests. Favors included miniature plastic forks, wire spoons, corsages, and lighted tapers. Mrs. Armitage received gifts from friends. The brightest lighthouse in the United States is at Hills horn Inlet, Fla., with a candlepower of 5,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Armitage
Ara Supply Office
Der
United States
Hillshorn Inlet
Pla
W C U Meets at Haenel Home for Afternoon Session
W C U members gathered Tuesday at Mrs Alfred Haenels Wright street home with about 18 in attendance. Miss GA Mountatts led the session, prayer opened and closing devotions, and a topical program on legislation discussed political engagement and the wicker rule. An all day meeting is planned for February at Mrs Jed Huss home on Worth street with a tureen dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haenel
Yeslenfiag
Alfred Haenel
Wrighttreet
GA. Mountatts
John Logan
Ethelyn Chie
Haene
Party At Rieck Home For Mrs Richard Nelson
Mrs William Rieck of Grove Street hosted a stork shower at her home for her daughter in law Mrs Richard Nelson of Bie Gunes Entertainment featured games and prizes awarded to Mrs Francis Whiteman and Miss Ella Coulter Mrs Rieck assisted by Mrs Ivan Downey served salad rolls and coffee to attendees and the guest of honor received many fine gifts from friends
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Rieck
Richard Nelson
William Rieck
Grove
Nurses Alumnae Meet Opens New Year at Corry Hospital
Mrs. Ora Harper presided at the Nurses Alumnae regular meeting held in the Nurses dining room at Corry Memorial Hospital. It was the first meeting of the new year with newly elected officers in charge. A fine sum was reported from doll and bassinet raffle chances. The next alumnae meeting is set for February 12.
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Ora Harper
Corry Memorial Hospital
J. Irvine
Epsilon Phi Plans Bowling Party
Thirteen members attended the regular meeting of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Bets Sigma Phi Sorority at Mrs Evan David on Mott Street. Mrs Clinton Prats, president, led a brief business session and planned a bowling party for January 16. A social time followed with salad refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Robert Eddy. The next meeting is set for January 22.
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Epsilon Phi Plans
Epsion Phi
Bets Sigma Phi Sorority
Evan
David
Mott Street
Clinton Prats
Tme
Robert Eddy
Wellses Marriage Ties Two Long-Time Partners
Former Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles, 59, wed Harriet Post, previously Baroness Von Jesgenzky, in a yesterday ceremony. It marks the third marriage for both spouses, reported from New York.
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Welles
New York
Sumnar Welles
Harriet Post
Jolly Eight Club Meeting At Mrs Clark Home
The Jolly Eight Club met at the home of Mr. J. B. Clark in East Smith Street for a generous spaghetti and meatball dinner. Afterward a game of AON awarded prizes to Mrs. O. A. Bier and Mrs. C. B. Gibbs. Mrs. Tsabelie Botinson to host January meeting.
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Jolly Eight Club
J. B. Clark
Smith Street
Bier
Gibbs
Tsabelie Jotin
Poetry Society Meeting At Mrs Ira Millers Home
The Poetry Society met with Mrs Ira Miller at her North Gentie street home for a regular evening gathering. Poems were read and members enjoyed a social hour. The hostess served refreshments and the group will meet again in two weeks at Miss Ina Austins Maple avenue home.
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Ira Miller
North Gentie Street
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Son born to Mr and Mrs George Sampo at Corry Memorial
A son was born early in the afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. George Sampo at Corry Memorial Hospital located on 400 East Pleasant Street. The couple announced the birth of their child stating the baby is healthy and doing well.
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George Sampo
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Local Florist Speaks at Hospitality Club Meeting
Mrs William Mowrey spoke at the Hospitality Club meeting in Gordon Room at the YEW about house plants. A question and answer session followed, with a brief demonstration of yellow tasings. A business session chaired by Mrs Beles duclary discussed a city park platting committee led by Mrs William Leni ER Benson and GB Ratter with refreshment hosts aiding later in the afternoon. The club’s next meeting is scheduled for February 22.
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William Mowrey
Mowrey Greenhouses Way
Hospitality Club
Gordon
Mowrey
Aso
Br Bettos
Beles Duclary
William ‘Leni
ER. Benson
GB. Ratter
Poncernine
Nthe
Leslie Well
TW |Whitehead
Cleo Haight
Fr. W. Dey
Jaundary meeting of Holy One Society at St Edward's Hall
The January meeting of the Holy One Society at St Edward's Hall drew 45 members. An opening rosary at St Thomas' Chavels preceded the session. President Bertaird Burns led a brief business period before a short film titled Our Lady of Fatima was shown. The group plans to reconvene on February 5.
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Holy Name
Holy One Society
St. Edward's Hall
St. Thomas’ Chavels
Bertaird Burns
Miss Patricia Fleming Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Patricia Fleming was honored at a birthday party held at 295 Mead Avenue. Guests included Miss Martha McKean and Miss Marilyn Williams, with gifts exchanged and refreshments such as sherbet, ice cream, and soda served.
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Patricia Fleming
Martha McKean
Mead Avenue
Patrica Fleming
Wis
Wile
Midelyn Williams
Kay Berkhous
Theron Sweet
Salvation Army topic dominates Rotary gathering
L Merlin Gebel of the Salyu spoke on Salvation Army history at the Rotary Club meeting held at the hotel. Gaskell presented a run titled Hands of Mercy, and the event drew Rotarians from nearby Sussex and Elinboro. The evening closed with a group sing led by Arthur Bilgass and Laurie Baker.
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Salvation Army
Rotary
Merlin Gebel
Salyu
We Rulusy Club
Lh Gaskel
Bal
Merey
Bio Axeteabion
Driannt Seven Salvationts
C J Foremen's Club Re elects Officers
C J Foremen's Club reelected officers last evening at the regular meeting in the main hall. Paul Stropp was named president of Uwe Carry Jamestown Foren Chile. Other officers elected were Milton Kinpsiey as vice president Jol Frenu as secretary treasurer. Plans for a February 5 meeting were made, with several outstanding guests expected.
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C.J. Foremen’s Club
Paul Stropp
Uwe Carry-Jamestown Foren
Chile
Milton Kinpsiey
Vier Jari Ident
Jol Frenu
MISS MARY T. HINES DIES AT HOME IN YORK TOWN
Mary T Hines longtime resident of York Town died this morning after a brief illness She learned the seamstress trade and worked for several years before retiring to care for her parents She was a devoted member of St Thomas Church and OCBA Surviving are two sisters Kathryn and Julia Funeral arrangements set at St Thomas Church with burial in the church crypt
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Mary T. Hines
York Ettort
Hia
Mise Hines
St. Thomas
Churchane
OCBA
Kathryne
Brapkene Keathig
St Thomas’ Church
Manila Weather Report Foresees Light Sprinkles
A Manila weather bulletin notes a mild earthquake tremor and light showers likely in the central Philippine area today. No injuries reported. residents advised to stay alert as advisories continue from the meteorological office.
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Manila
Dimagnete
Soui Central
Bilipuines
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