Knox Circle of Presbyterian Women Meets for Dessert Luncheon
The newly organized Knox Circle held its first meeting at Mrs. C. W. Bracken Sr. home with 12 members enjoying a dessert luncheon. New officers were announced: Tunnel chair, Sheehan co chair, Beverly secretary, DeHaven treasurer, Taggart program, Loveland housekeeping, Bracken hospitality, Amy membership, Watson devotions, Kinley nursery. Plans discussed for serving ham dinner to district ministers and a program on the Indian American. Next meeting set for February 16 at Mrs. Sheehan’s. Also notes Pittsburgh visit for a Salute to Eisenhower dinner at the William Penn Hotel and local travel by several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
C. W. Bracken Sr
William DeHaven
Howard Taggart
Harvey Loveland
Bracken
Florence Amy
J. Donald Watson
J. Fred Kinley
Tumnell
Watson
Ham
Taggart
John Sheehan
Wheelock Community Aid Holds Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Wheelock Community Aid met yesterday at Mrs. Leonard Edwards home with Mrs. Leland Crosscut assisting. Fifteen members attended a noon tureen dinner. President Mrs. Charles Kennedy led, with devotions by Mrs. Edwin Armitage and a poem by Mrs. Edwards. The group voted $5 to the March of Dimes. Members then quilted a nursery quilt for Mrs. Edwards and set February 1 as the next meeting date with Mrs Floyd Corbett as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
Leonard Edwards
Leland Crosscut
Charles Kennedy
Edwin Armitage
Edwards
Floyd Corbett
B.D. 4
Spencer Ladies At Has All Day Meeting
The Spencer Ladies aid held a regular meeting yesterday at Mrs. Omar Crowell’s home in R. D. 3. Thirty five dinners were served at noon to members and their families. The afternoon business session led by president Mrs. Ralph Bailey planned an eight o clock evening meeting on February 8 at Mrs. Carroll Crowell’s home to tie a quilt. The next regular meeting is set for February 16 at a yet to be announced place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies
Spencer Ladies Aid
Omar Crowell
R. D
Ralph Bailey
Aid
Carroll Crowell
Baptist Brotherhood Met At Miller Home
The January meeting of the Men s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church was hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Miller at 108 Concord Street Wednesday evening with eleven members present. Roy Kerstetter led the session, a Bible study was held, and Miller showed slides on missionary work in Liberia. Plans were made for the February joint Valentine party with the Baptist Ladies Fellowship. A chill lunch followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Richard ‘Miller
Concord Street
Roy Kerstetter
Miller
Liberia
Brotherhood
Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Mrs. Clark Lord Feted At Union City Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party honoring Mrs. Clark Lord was hosted Wednesday by Mrs. 4. T. Caflisch in Union City. Dinner at 7 o clock served 15 guests including Mrs. Car lyle LeFevre. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mary Gillam Miss Sue Scullen Mrs. Helen Levevre and Mrs. Daly Geyer. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lord
Union City
4. T. Caflisch
Lord
Carlyle LeFevre
Caflisch
Tom. Corry
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Ray Mulvin on East Main Street
Mrs Ray Mulvin of East Main Street hosted the local bridge group last evening. Prizes for the two table game went to Mrs Joseph Piteavage and guest Mrs Merrill Patterson. Refreshments of salad and dessert followed. Mrs Richard Trisket of Columbus will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mulvin
East Main Street
Joseph Piteavage
Merrill Patterson
Richard Trisket
Columbus
Mrs Russell Brant Hosts Bridge Club at East Frederick
Mrs Russell Brant entertained last evening at her East Frederick home for the Women Of The Moose card club. Two tables played contract bridge in an informal meeting with six members present. Routine business was discussed, announcements made, and several candidates were found favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russen Brant
East Frederick
Moose Street
Bridge Club
Womplay
Ten of the Moose
A. Hillstrom
George
Gould
Peter Gravis
Mrs. Holt Hosts Local Bridge Club Evening
Two tables of contract bridge played last night at Mrs. E. W. Holt's North Center street home with Mrs. Robert A. Ott Sr. as guest. Prize winners were Mrs. C. W. Bracken Sr. and the hostess. special award went to Mrs. R. C. Anderson. The group will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Holt
North Center Street
Robert A. Ott Sr
C. W. Bracken Sr
R. C. Anderson
Bridge Group At Mrs. Howard Ross Hosts Evening
Mrs. Howard Ross of Raymond avenue entertained her bridge crowd with Ruth Myers as a guest. Two tables played contract, Mary Jourdet and J. Pred Kinley earned awards, while Mrs. Robert Tunnell won a special prize. A sandwich course was served before adjournment to reconvene in February at Mrs. Brice Ellsworth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
Ruth Myers
Mary Jourdet
J. Pred Kinley
Robert Tunnell
Brice Ellsworth
Refreshments Served as Session Closes at Meeting
The hostess provided refreshments before adjournment. The group plans to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Martin Keppel of East Columbus Avenue joining as a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Keppel
East Columbus Avenue
Burrows Baby Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Vern Burrows of 313 King Street. Mr and Mrs Glenn Humes hosted the Rehoboth Sunday School Class meeting at their West Smith Street home. Mrs Lyle Chase led devotions, Vernon Welch predicted the session, games followed the social period, and a dessert lunch was served by the committee including the Humes Sherwood Harvey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vern Burrows
King Street
Glenn Humes
Rehoboth
Evangelical United ‘Brethren Church
West Smith Street
Lyle Chase
Vernon ‘Welch
Humes
Marshall Sherwood
Lloyd Harvey
Mrs Donald Hall Hosts CGG Club Meeting Tonight
Mrs Donald Hall hosted the CGQ Club last evening at her Sixth Avenue home. Guests enjoyed a dessert lunch and bridge. Two tables played contract. Awards went to Mrs James P. Sullivan, Mrs F W Dey and Mrs Alfred M Morrison, with Morrison also winning the door prize. The club will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hall
CGG
Sixth Avenue
James P. Sullivan
F. W. Dey
Alfred M. Morrison
Morrison
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Clarence Wallace
Pie sewers of the Birthday Club met at East Frederick street home of Mrs Arthur Cochran to honor Mrs Clarence Wallace. Fourteen members attended as salad and dessert refreshments were served. Bertha Dorwin won the attendance award. The February meeting will be at Mrs Russell Briggs, with a midwinter conference on January 29 in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Street
Arthur. Cochran
Clarence Wallace
Russell Briggs
Bertha Dorwin
Alec Guinness on craft and risk taking in acting
Alec Guinness discusses his career with restrained pride noting lean finances and disappointments as key incentives. He explains his chameleon range from Macbeth to Hamlet and his role in The Prisoner, while resisting typecasting and rejecting formulaic messages, valuing entertainment over moralizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alec Guinness
Guinness
Lon Chaney
Alec
Guthness
Tlm Tole
London
Hal Boyle's Americana reflections on a life in stage and screen
Hal Boyle recalls a lean youth with one meal a day and a shoe-less period lived on six pence a week. He describes climbing from theater gallery seats and petty theft to film stardom, then questions how long fame lasts while noting that distinctive cars can aid a leading man. He believes character roles remain viable despite brief fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santwiches
Old Vic
Alec
Bit
First Slim Jane class draws 35 women at Cory High Gym
Thirty five women attended the first Slim Jane session at Cory Arex High School gym last night. Bettes of the Chamber of Commerce and the recreation committee sponsor the class to meet Thursdays for nine weeks under Miss Ruth Whight, the high school gym instructor. In Covington, Walter Thornberry was charged with drunkenness after sleeping beneath a judge's bench during a City Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorty
Coryy Arex High School
XP. Bettes
Ruth Whight
Covington
Boone
Anid
Charles
Walter Thornberry
Thornberry
Raymond CJ Foremen Meet at Moose Club
The Raymond CJ Foremen and Corry Jamestown Foremen Club met at the Moose Club on East Washington Street. William Peiffer and Harold Mishler spoke about the YMCA fund drive aiming for 239000 and its major features. D A Aikstrom and Joseph Pitenvage participated as speakers and leaders in bylaws changes, with a Raymond plant picnic film shown and a barbecue luncheon to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Raymond Mig. Co
Corry - Jamestown
Moose Club
East Washington Street
William Peiffer
Ymca Fund Campaign
Harold Mishler
D. A. Aikstrom
Board of
Cireators
Joseph Pitenvage
Raymond Group
Raymond Plant
Wnd
Soalul
Raymond Group Plans Family Type Meeting
The next Raymond group meeting will be a family type affair with a casual, inclusive gathering. Members are encouraged to bring relatives and share in the community atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Two Canadians Dead In Snowy Route 15 Crash
In a driving snowstorm on Route 15 north of Williamsport two Canadian women died and four others were injured. The victims include Mrs. Mary Alexander, 70, of East Toronto, and Mrs. Smith who died at Williamsport Hospital. Injured were Charles W Long, 10, and three Toronto residents, Estella B Gill, Arthur Wardle, 54, and Clarence L Moon, 31, plus Trout Run, the second-driver. TheCanadian car skidded after passing a track and hit Moon’s car. Long and Mrs. Gill were in serious condition. Wardle and Moon had minor injuries.
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Williamsport
Toronto
Mary Alexander
East Toronto
Alexander
Smith
Charles W Long
Estella EB. Gill
Arthur Warldel
Clarence L. Moon
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