WSWS Circles Plan Events At Church Meetings
The Women’s Society of World Service circles of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met yesterday with the Rebekah, Deborah, and Esther circles each hosting sessions. Rebekah Circle discussed a July 1 carnival stand and prize gifts, while Deborah Circle reported on the WSWS Branch Convention at Camp Findley and planned refreshments for 11 members. Esther Circle announced Missionary Day at Camp Pinchey on July 22 and noted transportation contacts, with the next August 3 meetings set at various host homes.
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God
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethrety Church
Rebekah
Wright Street
Robert Shannon
Dan Culver
E. &. Bush
WSWS
North Warren
Loretta Belden
Jesson
Lottie Raymond
Harley Banks
T. R. Sorenson
Ivan Bennink
East Street
Deborah Circle
Jerome Davis
Maude Bennink
Camp Findley
Esther Circle
Theodore Vanderhoft
Spring Street
G. T. Bergman
Camp Pinchey
Harold Pish
Anna Dyne
Lynn Campbell
Gertrude Grover
H. Ray Harris
John Carrier
Agnes Rupp
Zennie Fish
Ruth Lyons
Bergman
Campbell
Wave Rowland
Blanche Vanik
Herbert Trisket
Tet hing pamphlet offers tea recipes and brewing tips
Lipton Tea issued an 18 page full color brochure this week featuring 33 tea drink recipes including almond flavored tea lemonade and hot tomato tea cocktail. the pamphlet also provides detailed brewing Instructions.
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Lipton Tea Company
New North Side
Beatrice Bensink
Columbus
Scranton
Mansfield State College
Sandra Burdick
Gordon VanWormer
Bea
Phyllis Jaggs
San Diego
Cal
Ama
Russell Martin
Rotary Club
Victor Cragg SR
Raymond Avenue
Murray Goda
Erie
Concord Street
Robert Bachofner
Clark
Joan Szczesny
Elgin
Lloyd Lundy
Cumberland
Lundy
Denise
John
Vickie
Joan Bridges
Corry
Bik Street
Glenn Gates
Richard
Olean
Thei
San Dimas
Calif
Gates
Ellsworth Harmon
Suzanne
Wheelock Church
Guen
Beaverdam 4-H Club Holds Second Cooking Meeting
Beaverdam Girls 4-H Cooking Club met at Mrs. Merrill Wade's home for a second session. President Patricia Ladd led the meeting and urged drafting a constitution. The newest member, introduced by Miss Ladd, attended. The next gathering will also be at Mrs. Wade's home.
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Beaverdam
Wade
Beaverdam Girls
Birth of Son to Culver Family at Corry Memorial
A baby boy was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Vernon Culver of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. The family announced the birth, noting the new arrival was welcomed into the local community.
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Vernon Culver
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Woman Observes 106th Birthday at Fair Winds Home
Tarentum Pennsylvania woman Marion Erbe celebrates her 106th birthday attributing longevity to eating hard candy. She still munches candy while watching TV without glasses. A party at Fair Winds Convalescent Home in Armstrong County marks the day as 300 birthday cards arrive.
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Tarentum, Re- Ward
Pennsylvania
Marion Erbe
Erbe
Fair Winds Convalescent Home
Armstrong County
Soviet Names Kudryavtsev Cuban Ambassador
Moscow reports the appointment of Sergio Kudryavtsev as Soviet ambassador to Cuba. Kudryavtsev is a career diplomat with postings in Paris Bonn and Vienna and has served in the Polish-C Czechoslovak department of the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
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Cuba
Moscow
Tass
Sergio Kudryavtsev
Kudryavtsev
Europe
Paris
Bonn
Vienna
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Mrs Hiles Hosts Mary Circle Meeting at Snyder Circle
Mrs Charles Hiles of Snyder Circle hosted the Mary Circle of the First Methodist Church Women’s Society Tuesday evening with one member and one guest present. Devotions on Courage Through Prayer were led by Mrs Russell Merritt. Louise Williams spoke on A Missionary Home on Furlough and The History of Methodism. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Helmintoller. Mrs Harry Blount will host the next meeting a picnic at 6 30 p m in Auburnland.
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Hiles
Mary
Charles Hiles
Snyder Circle
Mary Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Servics
First Methodist Church
Russell Merritt
Louise Williams
William Helmintoller
Kiwanians Hear Thomas Russell at Noon Club Meeting
Thomas Russell, personnel director for Corry Jamestown Corporation, spoke at the Kiwanis noon dinner at Hotel Corry. He outlined negotiating and interpreting labor agreements and fostering company labor relations. Douglas Rozelle said Frank Grice and Fred Clark will drive Handicap Club members to Union City next week. President Ray Amy announced an August 15 festival on the Elks parking lot. Jerry Beal of Ramsey, N. J., a former member, attended as guest.
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Thomas Russell
Elmer Sharer
Cochairman
Douglas Rozelle
Frank Grice
Fred Clark
Handicap Club
Union City
Ray Amy
Elks Club
Jerry Beal
Ramsey, N. J
Party Honors Allen Curtis
Allen Curtis birthday party was hosted by Mrs Curtis on West Congress street with eight young guests. Games and prizes went to Jimmy Bundy Ricky Laurie John Bauer and Billy Blynt. A flag decorated cake clown ice cream and Kool Aid refreshments followed. Assistants included Miss Linda Curtis and Miss Ann Harvey. Other attendees were John Dyne Tommy Harvey and Mark Chase. The guest of honor received several gifts.
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West Congress Street
Allen
Jimmy Bundy
Ricky Laurie
John Bauer
Billy Blynt
United States
Curtis
Linda Curtis
Ann Harvey
John Dyne
Tommy Harvey
Mark Chase
Lydia Circle Meets at Home of Mrs Loveland
Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Howard Loveland's home. Mrs Charles Amy led devotion from Romans and led the group in the Lord's Prayer. Members voted to donate 25 cents to the church building fund. Mrs Willis Brown read an article from World Outlook about Korea and Japan. Refreshments served before adjourning to meet August 1 with Miss Ohm.
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Lydia
Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Howard Loveland
Charles Amy
Ida Obrn
Pred Ross
Church Building Fund
Willis Brown
World Outlook
Korea
Japan
Esther Pargo
Fred Mixer
Ohm
Flag Day Topic For Grange Meet
Corry Grange No 55 met in the Grange Hall with Charles Mulligan in charge. The program highlighted Fourth of July observance and included readings, a flag song, a skit, and an Old Glory contest. A bake-off is planned for July 18 and the next meeting will invite baby pictures for an August contest.
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Coumiee Wimg
Corry Grange No. 55
Grange Hall
Charles Mulligan
LeRoy King
Mulligan
Loretta Belden
Lloyd Lillie
Eugene Powers
Henry Butcher
Eva
Vickie Butcher
Two Dormitories Set For Edinboro State College
Edinboro State College will get two dormitories at a preliminary cost of 2,997,000, approved by the General State Authority in Harrisburg. One dormitory at Clarion State College is set for 1,120,000. The authority approved about 484 million dollars in projects, including over 22 million for state colleges.
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Edinboro State College
General State Authority
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Clarion ‘State College
Miss Universe Contest Hit By Confusion
Corrine Huff of Youngstown Ohio, the first American Negro state winner to reach the Miss U.S.A. finals, faced a vulgar crank letter that upset her before the pageant. Karen Fickermann of Littleton Colorado mistakenly advanced, triggering tension as 16 of 15 semifinalists were selected and one extra contestant briefly stepped forward.
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Alabama
California
Connecticut
Florida
Iowa
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Utah
West Virginia
Corrine Huff
Youngstown
Miss Huff
Walker 66 Is Sentenced For Income Tax Evasion
Herschel E. Walker of Waynesburg, aged 66, was sentenced to three months in federal prison after pleading guilty to income tax evasion in U S District Court. Authorities say he owes $5,608 in taxes from 1954 to 1956.
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Pittsburgh
Herschel E. Walker
Waynesburg
U. S. District Court
Walker
State board approves preliminary plan funding for three PSU buildings
The authority staff move to design and plan several projects with final board approval required before construction. Preliminary action includes 7 642 000 for three buildings at Pennsylvania State University.
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Authority
Pennsylvania State University
Police Probe Shelter Dwellers Amid Nuclear Threat Belief
About 1000 members of four small religious sects hid in underground shelters near Benson Arizona awaiting a prophesied Soviet nuclear attack. Officers found trap doors and learned leader Glenn Scott, 36, claimed divine guidance and civil defense duty. Police barricades were set, families remained inside as officials investigated. An unrelated note mentions Andorra as a historic Pyrenees republic.
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Benson
Anz
Pull Gospel Assembly
Arizona
Glenn Scott
Scott
Soviet Union
United States
Fred Talmadge
Talmadge
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