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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
5
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At St Thomas School auditorium Rev Cyril Cooper pastor of St Thomas received two stereo record players purchased by the Women’s Organization. Mrs George Downey is president with Mrs David Apps vice president and Miss Mary Higgins treasurer. Sister M Dominica is school principal. The next session is set for April 10 at the school.
Birdie reports Mr and Mrs L Richard Puller have returned to Wayne street after a week involving business and vacation in California. Ann Puller visited Palm Springs with the Timmermans while Dick attended the National Office Products Association convention in San Francisco. The couple also visited Chicago TH and Columbus Ohio on business. Other notes cite a Junior TrisHi Y Club fundraiser at Sears Roebuck and National Bank of Corry, and a Columbus Congregational Church Ladies Aid meeting. Further items mention the Waterhouse couple’s return from St Augustine and Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and a Catholic Daughters of America meeting at the VFW Post Home. The Corry BPW Club plans a CHEER program at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft with Overcomers, plus a March quote of the day.
The EUB Men held their March meeting with Leonard Uber presenting a talk titled The Challenges Life Presents to the Blind. Herbert Trisket introduced Uber. Grosby Bush led the devotional. refreshments were provided by Russell White and committee.
Forty members of the Carry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for a Tuesday session. Mrs. Douglas Rozelle reported on visits to local nursing homes and announced members seeking live-in help. Officers elected were Mrs. Rozelle president, Mrs. Fred Mixer vice president, Mrs. Hazel Eldred secretary, and E. E. Bush treasurer.
Dennis Frushone, general chairman for the forthcoming Miss Corry Pageant, spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry. He outlined pageant plans, rules, qualifications, and introduced the upcoming officer elections to be held at Corry Area High School on April 2.
Tuesday afternoon players at the YMCA competed in a five table Howell Master Point game with winners led by Ros ihe Williams Titusville and P A Hubley, James laintly with Veo Lindsey, Elizabeth Rogers with Frank Graft, and Horton Davis with Florence McCray. A six and one half table Mitchell session followed last evening with North South winners Lindsey, Landy, and Davis. Next sessions are scheduled at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the YMCA and 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Beverly home.
The Wright School PTA March meeting featured Hector Dimacali a Corry Area High School exchange student from the Philippines He presented color slides about his homeland Jack Hicks led devotions and Mrs Morton Gross PTA president led the business session Mrs Ernest Thacker served as WSG chair and Mrs Irvin Downs won the attendance award Refreshments were offered by Mrs George Gould and her committee The next meeting is set for April 6 at the school Also included is a Memphis fatal heart attack claim involving Jack Fulbright brother of Sen J William Fulbright aged 68 years.
The Columbus School PTA held a March session with business led by President Mrs. Russell White and devotions by Mrs. Ben Chisler. Dr. Richard Peters of Warren was to speak on Cancer but the talk was canceled due to bad weather. Members discussed books for the library, final sixth grade party plans, and committee assignments.
Members of the Calvin Circle met at Mrs Leta Lindsley’s Wright street home. Circle chair Mrs William Gumbleton announced a church sewing day on March 27 from 10 am to 3 pm, a public luncheon March 28 from 11:30 am to 11 pm, a rummage sale April 8 from 9 am to 5 pm, and the annual mother and daughter banquet May 1. The next Bible study session on the guide Members of the Company is April 3 at 9 am at Mrs John Brown’s home.
Knox Circle holds a Monday meeting with 14 members chaired by Mrs Arthur Cochran. They plan a sewing day at the church and a March 28 building fund drive. Luncheon tickets cost $1.25 and members will assist Women’s Association events in April. Neva Parker leads a Mark gospel study after business.
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