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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
5
Tonight's radio lineup features Bob Hope at Stage Door Canteen with guests, Raymond Gram Swing at 15, Pail Lavalle Melodies, Stars of Future, Duffy's Tavern, Waltz Time, and Norman Cordon Sings. Later programs include Sinfonietta, Andy, Henry Aldrich, Joe Baksi versus Lee, It Pays To Be Ignorant, and Ome.
Kiwanis members met at the liz Restaurant with 33 members and five guests attending. S J Irvine spoke on jet propulsion and universal language, while three servicemen shared war experiences and the attendance contest showed Hill-Lillies leading.
The Weekly Y program offers five reels on Saturday morning at 10 20 in the Emmanuel Church basement. Two reels are in color including Snow Thrills Grain That Built A Hemisphere Pincushion Man a color cartoon Brazil At War and South of the Border Walt Disney production. Last Saturday drew 214 boys and girls for a well rounded mix of fun education and entertainment.
A mixed J H Y Committee of boys and girls meets tonight at 7 o'clock in Emmanuel Episcopal Church basement. They will draft plans to resume M C A Junior High School activities including a program of activities, tournaments and special events.
Miss Mary Gronostaj, soon to be a bride, was honored at a surprise bridal shower hosted by Margaret Kostyal and Wanda Zawacki in the C D A club rooms. Sixteen guests attended including Julia Zepka from For, Meade, Md., visiting on furlough. Games and prizes provided entertainment with Sarajane Rosch and Connie Mead winning. The event featured pink and blue wedding bell decor and a taffeta wool-filled comforter as a gift.
Mrs Rosa Westley hosted the W R C gathering on Wortin Street with 14 members and 2 guests Elma Westley and Anna Babcock. A 12:30 lunch was served, then 21 Red Cross comfort bags and 4 social time. Regular meeting set for February at the Masonic Temple.
The Krazyates 500 club met last evening at Mrs Westley Soamens home Wright street Awards went to Miss Shirley Dickinson and Mrs Georg McMahon A social hour followed with dinner ice cream and cake For the next meeting Mrs Harry Paulson Jr hosts on Liberty street February 5th
Emiel Guild lay Afternoon Hegpmanner Guy of theeps copal Church met yesterday afternoon at the parish hall with hostess A Ferris. Mrs Velma Moore led the business meeting. Twelve members attended as routine matters were discussed and light refreshments served. Next meeting February 5 with Mary Lockwood and Don Williams hosting.
Phoebe Storer hosted the P. C. F. Club's Thursday afternoon event for Mrs. Winifred Caldwell celebrating her birthday. Attendees enjoyed lunch at 125 Wright Street with guest Mrs. Birdena Parsons among those present.
The Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon in the I. C. C. F. Hull club rooms with Mrs. Edith Gurter presiding. Members planned sewing overseas bags for the Red Cross and were invited to work at the Red Cross rooms. A tureen dinner was served with Mrs. May Carmcke and Mrs. Florence Hauenstein and Mrs. Helen Miller in charge. The next meeting is set for February 8 in the club rooms.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met to study Ganado Indian work and display Midian crafts. Hostesses Miss Jeans and Miss Sarah McInnes welcomed four attendees as Miss Margaret McDwyall read scripture and Mrs. C F Mecray led a brief business session. Mrs. Edith Burlingame spoke on the Ganatic Indian School and Hospital progress under Dr Salisbury. Mrs G L Boyd showed Indian crafts. Refreshments followed. next session to be hosted by Mrs Boyd on February 1.
Mrs. James Sullivan of West Wayne street hosted the committee for Dinner at Sardi's last evening. The group aims to hold the dinner in February in club rooms to honor past grand regents and invite husbands and prospective members. A feature will be impersonations with participants contacting Mrs Jerome Need ium and Mrs Harold Cragg who will sit at a special table.
Miss Kathyrn Greene hosted the 500 club at 600 club on South Center Street. Eight attended and prizes were won by Har mon McElroy Rodney Knowl ton William Bloss and Gertrude Crowell. The event featured a Valentine theme with a salad course served. Jeannette Bayessi of East Smith Street will host February 8 for the next meeting.
Mrs Walter Scott entertained her contract bridge club last evening at her home on Wright street. Two tables were set and the prize winners were Mrs Ellsworth Holt and Mrs Harold Bowell. Frank Graff was a guest at last evening's session. A lunch was served by the hostess and her guests, Mrs John McCracken will be hostess next Thursday.
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