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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
5
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Miss Lynne Dianne Loveland and Donald Paul Turben united in a double ring ceremony at Columbus Community Congregational Church with Rev. Walter J. Thoms officiating. The bridal party included Matron of Honor Mrs. James R. Loveland Jr and Maid of Honor Heidi Heuss, with attendants Paula O Wentz and others. Reception featured blue and white pompons, a five tier cake, and a honeymoon trip to an undisclosed destination.
Mrs William Mitchell hosted the Wednesday 500 card club at her Spring Street home with two tables in play and awards to Mrs John Maloney and Mrs John Middleton. The group resumes January 22 at Mrs Arthur Ireland’s East South Street residence.
Fourteen members met at the home of Mrs Merle Patterson in R D 4 for the Wheelock Community Aid. Officers elected were Mrs Leland Crosscut president Mrs Harold Dougherty vice president Mrs David Cook secretary Mrs Ronald Crosscut treasurer and Mrs Guy Williams card chairman. Future meetings will be on the second Wednesday each month and schedules for the year were set. The hostess served cake and tea.
Various circles of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church met this week for sessions. Deborah Circle had sixteen members with sessions led by Esther Pounds and others. Talks covered Nepal Ceylon India and Pakistan. A Rebekah Circle dessert lunch followed. A February 12 father and daughter banquet was planned and Christmas candy gifts to shut-ins reported.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Committee selected William Green III, 25, a law student, as Democratic candidate for the unexpired term of his late father U S Representative William Green Sr. Green had led Philadelphia Democrats and earned the party endorsement. Philadelphia committee also backed him earlier. Mrs Kenneth Loveland will host the February 12 meeting.
Local organizations including Women's Relief Corps and VFW Ladies Auxiliary schedule meetings and socials at Grange Hall and Johnstown post. January testimonial dinner for VFW chaplain Rev. Robert J. McCoy. reservations due January 5. Cory Navy Mothers Club meet Monday. Corry Area Golden Age Club Tuesday at YMCA with Dr Elmer A Orther as chaplain. A film night by Sterling Wees to entertain. Members urged to attend with multiple groups inviting participation.
The Soltuvim Pess and Garnet and Oliver Hale face peril on the Santa Fe trail as heat hunger and hostile Indians threaten the wagon train. They endure, then must reveal their marriage to guardian Charles who may oppose it for land and money. A public library shelf adds varied adult nonfiction titles.
A BPW fashion event features handmade knit pieces with Mrs. Raymond Bachemer heading committee duties. Tickets are 94 cents at the door or from BPW members. Youth Week services at Evangelical United Brethren Church run tomorrow through next Sunday with Rev. David Breese as guest speaker and Max Bennink as song leader. Evening services start 7:30 p.m. nightly Monday through Friday, with a 5:30 youth banquet scheduled Monday in the church dining room.
A recipe titled Beauty of Jamur Turkey Cook Wheat mix yields lip shaped rolls fried in warm vegetable shortening. After frying, rolls are bathed in a lemon sugar syrup for fifteen minutes before serving. The method includes batter, water, flour, salt, eggs, and shortening with steps to boil syrup and fry until golden.
Ray McKinney quit after two days as Adairville mayor amid news the federal government would fund a $500,000 water plant and sewer project. He said he could not run his store and oversee the public works effort. The board planned to swear in former mayor Jim Betts at the next meeting.
AP fashion writer notes California designer Riad Gernreich leads Spring styles with droopy kimono shapes and a wallflower dress. Lyndon Johnson era cowboy influence appears in silk shift looks and tied scarves. Miss Chapman returns with draped chiffon, while sailors and white lab coat inspiration appear in midship outfits. Enduring theme is bold, experimental silhouettes across color blocks.
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