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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1971
Page
3
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Local officers and about 100 members of the Corry Area Golden Age Group celebrated its 13th anniversary at the YMCA. Paul Porter, president, with vice Mrs. Fern Gilson, secretary Mrs. Winnie Pierce, treasurer Mrs. Anna Bachemer, and program chair Mrs. Bertha Darwin led a session inviting 60 years old or older to attend. The next meeting will be Tuesday at 1 pm. Jack Christner to be chaplain for the day. The same item notes St Thomas Women’s Organization March meeting and activities, including a card party success, a candy sale end of March, officer elections in April, and Dr. E H Harmon guest speaker on Hypadetsy.
Mrs Earl Ruffner hosted the Elgin Women's Society of Christian Service meeting an all day session at her home. Nine members attended a noon tureen dinner and sewed hospital supplies. Reports were given by several members and a note thanked for the book The Upper Room for Armed Forces in Vietnam. A mother and daughter banquet was discussed and slides highlighted local hospitals. The group donated to Meadville hospital and set April 6 at Mrs Ruth Frodelius home for the next session.
Thirty members and guests attended a Home League meeting for a special service Tuesday evening at the Salvation Army. Guest speaker Mrs. Ollie Brown of Waterford shared an account of the 18 children she and her husband have adopted from different countries. Devotions were led by Mrs. Gertrude Higby. A carille light service featured four members representing the four-fold program: Dorothy Thomas service, Mrs. Gertrude Adams education, Mrs. Helen Petty fellowship, and Mrs. Kathryn Satterlee worship. Five pew members, Miss Gloria Henry, Mrs. Terri Pless, Mrs. Linda Johnson, Mrs. Christine Lindquist, and Mrs. Shirley Vanderhoof, were welcomed. Refreshments followed.
Women of the Moose observed Moosehaven Chapter Night with Mrs. Elbert McCray as chair at the Moose Lodge. Enrollment and business session led by Mrs. Mabel Schaefer. A buffet lunch featured spring flower decorations. Plans set for a tureen dinner March 18 at 6 30 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. All WOTM members and husbands invited to bring tureen and table service. Mrs. Ed Erskin and committee to hostesses. Erie WOTM to host mid winter conference March 7 at 1 30 p.m. at 5310 West Lake Road Moose Lodge Erie. Albion Corry Oil City Titusville Union City lodges to be represented. Attendance award to Mrs. Elbert McCray. special award to Mrs. Jessie Mason. Next meeting March 18 with balloting.
The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at Aurelia Cosma's home on Wednesday. Devotions by Mildred Haenel covered What God Says About the Moon. Vice president Cecil Messinger led the business session and voted a $10 Bible Punch gift to aid Bible distribution. Missionaries of the month are Delbert and Mrs Hall of Tahokee Florida aiding migrants and planning a church. Messinger presented a reading on The Life and Works of Susan Anthony. Acille Kimmey offered the closing prayer. Next meeting set for Mrs Mary Vogt's Elk Le Miss. Wilma Childs, a missionary in French Equatorial Africa, will speak with slides. Refreshments by the hostess and Lucille Kimmey.
Special decorations marked a birthday celebration for Mrs Winnie Kubas. She received numerous cards, plants and gifts from attendees in a festive gathering.
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Huffman Jr celebrating their 17th wedding anniversary at their Stewart address. Reports of a Florida trip by James Roden and family include St Petersburg Weeki Wachee and Ringling Brothers in Sarasota. Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children plans a meeting at 8 pm at the Salvation Army with guest speaker Mrs. Mable Beagle. Belated birthday wishes to Mrs. Carole Jackson Sr. Conelway PTA to meet with election of officers and Peace Corps slides from Michael Johnson. Columbus Grange program set for Monday with Lawrence Miller presenting at 3:30 pm. Also notes on PTA activities, classroom math Stay and a paint removal tip. Quote of the day from John Byrom. Black Welsh cattle arrive in Calgary for artificial insemination.
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