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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
5
Socie Tend Socie Tend presents a Wattsburg wildcat event with Dan Ingalls appearing as Joe. Admission is 1 for adults and 75 cents for students. The program aims to attract families and students to a community evening.
The Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Methodist Church met for its regular monthly session at the church. Mrs. Lynn Campbell led the business, plans were made for the Lenten Tea at First United Methodist Church, and a report from a visit to the State Hospital at North Warren noted donated used clothing and refreshments for a parents’ party.
The society page notes a seven table Mitchell with average 84. winners include North South Horton Davis and Ted Dodds, and East West Lindsey and Thompson. Novice game had two tables, with Olaf Oman and Tessa Downs top. next regular game and novice date set for April.
Raymond Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell returns to Webb Institute of Naval Art to finish senior year and graduate in June. A chili supper fundraiser hosted by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club at the YMCA from 3 to 7 pm sells tickets for 1 dollar adults 75 cents children. Janet Anderson elected class vice president at the University and varsity cheerleader alum. Shamrock Card Hi-Y Club fashion and dessert event at the YMCA Tuesday evening.
Birdie Tells Us broadcasts and a youth choir fundraiser selling homemade dip chocolates at 1.50 per pound for an Easter tour. The Perry Hi-Way Hose Company hosts a round and square dance at the firehall 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM with Town and Country Men providing music.
The Brokenstraw 4-H Club sponsors a rummage and bake sale tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street. Guest Edward Pasi of the Pennsylvania State Police spoke on horseback safety as vehicles. Members to bring items tonight. club also invited to participate in the Mayard Youth Parade in Corry and plans a skating party on April 19 at Canadohta Lake Roller Rink.
The St. Pauls group presented a program titled The Prophets at the Miller home. Mrs. Harold Jackson, circle chairman, led the business session.
The Mentor Club met at Mrs. Mildred Orr’s Liberty Street home with 12 members. Miss Ann Baressi outlined Shakespeare’s four stages, ending with Stage 4 covering his later romantic plays. The next meeting on March 17 at Helen Rowe’s house will feature Mrs Travers Stohlberg reviewing The Merchant of Venice. Delights were provided by Mrs. Orr.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Elgin United Methodist Church met at Mrs Arden Earil’s home Tuesday evening. Mrs Howard Ladd and Mrs Francis McCray gave devotions and the opening prayer. The group urged attendance at the May 17 fellowship supper honoring parents.
Society note announces upcoming wedding of Miss Karen Eastman to George Davis with details about arrangements and guest list. The notice highlights families involved and the wedding date and venue are planned for a future ceremony.
Relief Corps members and the Women’s Relief Corps shared a tureen dinner during morning hours, enjoying fellowship and community warmth. The event highlighted camaraderie among attendees and supported local relief efforts.
A tureen dinner was served at noon by the committee including Mrs. Mae Hall Mrs. Walter Pier and Mrs. Joseph Gentilman. Mrs. Wesley Willis presided and installed Mrs. Henry Hill as assistant guard. Mrs. Gentilman won the special award. Next meeting is March 20.
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