Ritual Of Jewels Dinner By Epsilon Phi At YMCA
The Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its Ritual of Jewels dinner and Exemplar Degree last evening at the YMCA on North Center. A turkey dinner preceded the ceremonies and yellow white table decor lit by tapers complemented centerpieces of roses and chrysanthemums. The Ritual of Jewels was conferred on Dolores Aquilino, Mrs. Richard Mason, Mrs. Edward Pus, and Mrs. Thomas Rothrock, with Exemplar Degree given to Mrs. Robert Eddy assisted by Mrs. Robert Curtis. A social period followed with punch and cookies, Mrs. Robert Parker presiding at the punch bowl.
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Epsilon Phi
YMCA
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
XI Beta Phi
Dolores Aquilino
Richard Mason
Edward Pus
Thomas Rothrock
Douglas Rozelle Jr
Shirley Miller
Joseph Mooney
Robert Parker
Darwin Wolcott
Robert Eddy
Robert Curtis
Girl Scout Association To Meet Evaluate Fair
The Girl Scout Association will meet Monday at 1 PM in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. The session will evaluate the Girl Scout Fair held at the State Armory during National Girl Scout Week. Final cookie sale instructions will be given and a craft display will be shown. Leaders assistants troop committee members and others are urged to attend per neighborhood chairman Mrs. Robert Jolley.
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Qorwood Association of Girl Scouts
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
State Armory
Robert Jolley
Helping Hand Club Plans Rummage Sale Next Month
The Helping Hand Club met yesterday in the 100F Hall on North Center Street. Thirteen members attended a tureen noon meal with committees led by Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Arden Baldwin. Mrs Jennie Gibbs received a birthday gift. President Mrs Glenn Eldret led an afternoon session arranging a rummage sale for next month and set plans for the April 10 meeting.
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Helping Hand Club
Meadville
North Centertreet
Harvey Loveland
Arden Baldwin
Jennie Gibbs
Glenn Eldret
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Russell Briggs and Guests
The Birthday Club at 22 East Ipring street celebrated Mrs Russell Briggs with 12 members and two guests, Mrs NB Dickson and Mrs Andrew Phillips of Meadville Pa. A 6:90 dinner followed by social games saw prizes for Mrs S E Anderson and Mrs O A McClintock. Hostess served cake ice cream and coffee. Miss Hazel and Lona Merker announce next gathering on April 2 at 65 East Frederik street.
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Birthday Club
Russell Briggs
William Johnson
East Ipring Street
NB Dickson
Andrew Phillips
Meadville
S. E. Anderson
A. McClintock
Hazel
Lona Merker
Frederik Street
Catholic Daughters Plan Lending Library At Meeting
Catholic Daughters of America No 36 formed a lending library of religious books. Grand regent Mrs. John Hornik led the session at the Knights of Columbus Fair. Committee members and helpers served coffee. Next meeting is a business session on April 10.
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Catholic Daughters of America
John Hornik
Knights of Columbus Fair
Leo Mulderick
J. P. Needham
Cochairman
Mistels
Beth Israel Sisterhood Plans Party at Home Sunday
Beth Israel Sisterhood of the Jewish Synagogue met with Mrs. Louw Rossin presiding. A donation to the Jewish Home for Babies in Pittsburgh was voted. Plans were made for a Sunday party at Mrs. Zaleneck’s Wayne Street home and the April meeting at Mrs. Bardch’s 149 West Bond Street. Salads were served to eight members.
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Ant Street
Beth Israel
Louw Rossin
Ye Group
Pittsburgh
Philip Zaleneck
Wayne Street
Harry Bardch
West Bond Street
Eiht
VEW Ladies Auxiliary Postpones Card Party
The Veléras of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary met at the VFW Post home with Mrs James Keppel presiding in the president's absence. A gift was voted to the district president fund. The April 14 card party was postponed to a later date due to conflicts. The next appeal meeting is April 10.
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VEW Ladies Auxiliary
Veléras of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Post Home
James Keppel
Fistriet President's Fund
Nso
Jazz Pioneer W. C. Handy Dies At 84
W C Handy legendary composer of The St Louis Blues died at 84 in New York at Sydenham Hospital after pneu monia and complications. He was hospitalized after a Yonkers, New York, illness. He is survived by his wife two sons William Jr and Wyer a daughter Catherine Lewis a brother Charles and a grandson William Handy Tr. Handy had early life as son of Methodist preachers and produced more than sixty blues melodies including Memphis Blues Heale Street Blues and the Mississippi Blues.
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New York
W. C. Handy
St. Louis
Sydenham Hospital
Yonkers
N. Y
William Jr
Wyer
Charles
Catherine Lewis
William Handy
Handy
Irma Louise “Logan
St. Lous
St Louis
Short Palm Sunday palms run short in Florida
Heavy winter rains in Florida slowed palm leaf harvests for Palm Sunday. Supplies from the cabbage palm, grown in the Everglades, were limited as workers faced high water and wildlife. Seminole harvesters braved the floodwaters to collect palms, but rain delayed collections and reduced available stock for the observance.
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Okeechoree
Florida
P. Abney
Everglades
Elvis Enlists for Basic Training at Fort Hood
Elvis Presley and 18 recruits departed for Fort Hood Texas as newsmen were barred from coverage. Officials cited avoiding crowds of teenagers while details of stopovers were not released. The 28 year old star, who earned close to a million dollars last year, will serve eight weeks with the 2nd Armored Division after a Memphis induction.
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Elvis
FT. Chaffee
Ark
Elvis Presley
Ft. Hood
Tex
Army
Presley
2Nd Armored Division
Memphis
Anniversary Party To Honor Irvin Youngs
On March 28 1918 the wedding date of Mr and Mrs Irvin Young of 180 East Pleasant street marking their 40th anniversary today An open house is planned Sunday afternoon at the Young home from 2 to 4 pm hosted by daughters in law and sons in law Edmund Barr and T Roger McCray Hosts invite all family friends and neighbors Clyde Kinney of Spartansburg born to the couple may visit during hours at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Irvin Youngs
Irvin Young
East Pleasant Street
Edmund Barr
T. Roger McCray
Young
Reta
Clyde Kinney
Spartansburg
Newhbors
Corry Memorial
Tal
Beckwiths welcome son at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beckwith of 707 East Columbus Avenue. Mrs. Beckwith is the former Vivian Lewis.
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Bor
Corry Memorial Hospital
Russell Beckwith
East
Columbus Avenue
Beckwith
Vivian Lewis
Princess Meg Visits Germany
Princess Margaret, 27, arrived in Hamburg to visit two British army regiments. She wore a red velvet coat and greeted by officials with bouquets as Queen Elizabeth II was away. Townsend, a former suitor, accompanied the party, drawing mixed reactions from royal advisers. Margaret returns to London after visits to Highland Light Infantry and 3rd King's Own Hussars. Townsend plans further meetings.
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Hamburg
Germany
Margaret
Arport
London
Elizabeth I
Netherlands
Peter Townsend
West Germany
Townsend
Clarence House
Royal Air Force
Highland Light Infantry
3Rd
King's Own Hussars
Ireland
Final Rites Held For Cyril Skiff
Final rites conducted yesterday at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spar tansburg with Rev George Mulvin Beaverdam officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg with bearers Willard Tillotson Donald Braswell Paul Campbell Nelson Williams Louis Sexton and Russell Little.
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Te Torrey and Hays
Spartansburg
George Mulvin
Beaverdam
Rose Hill
Willard Tillotson
Donald Braswell
Paul Campbell
Nelson Williams
Louis Sexton
Russell Little
Warns on World Trade Lapse Amid Economic Rivalry
A Senate style speech echoing Eisenhower warns Democrats and business leaders that free nations face a persistent Soviet economic challenge. Rayburn notes the threat of economic encirclement as the United States weighs trade policy to protect jobs and prevent crises abroad.
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E. Stevenson
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Ewenhower
U. S
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Reds
Jedt
United States
Air Force Studies Manned Satellite Program Dyna-Soar
The Air Force studies a proposed manned satellite system named Dyna-Soar to carry a ram through space and return safely. Lt Gen Donald L. Putt told a House subcommittee the project aims to function as both a high altitude aircraft and a manned orbital weapon with in-orbit capabilities.
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Hington
Air Force
Earth
Donald L. Putt
Air Force Development
House
Jims
Putt
Delay Ruling On Hoxsey Petition Meensburg Palm-o
The Cambria County Court has not set a date on articles of incorporation for the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic at Portage. Six incorporators include Jobin J Haluska and A A Nelson, with Drs Stegman and Galbraith named among Portage doctors. The AM A calls the treatment worthless and the state seeks license removal. clinic barred from treating out of state patients by federal injunction. In Pittsburgh, a thief stole a $50 ring and 9,000 pennies from Gregory Greco’s home after breaking in.
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Portage
Harold J. Galbraith
Patton
American Medical Association
State Justice Department
Stegman
Galbraith
Department
State Board of Examiners
Luncheon Fete Sees Voroshilov Attend Queen Elizabeth Visit
Soviet Presidium head Kliment Voroshilov attended a luncheon yesterday during the visit of Dowager Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians. The event highlighted diplomatic cordiality between Moscow and the Belgian royal party.
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Moscow
Kliment Voroshilov
Elizabeth
House Takes Up Highway Bill After Senate Passage
Democratic leaders pressed a 10 day push to speed action on the highway construction bill after Senate approval. The measure would add 1.8 billion in federal state funds for road building this year and create about 88,000 jobs, with potential total of over 500,000. It also introduces federal incentives for billboard regulation on the interstate system and sets a 70 30 state to federal cost share.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Sen
Sore
D-Tech
McGonigle Eyes Industrial Vote
Republican State Chairman George T Bloom may be sidelined in the primary race. Senate GOP leader Mahany runs for lieutenant governor against the party line, stating the state chair should not back any candidate. Mahany backs Albert R. Pechan for secretary of internal affairs on a slate led by Harold E. Stassen.
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George T Bloom
Mahany
Senate
GOP
Tentenant
Organisation
Wtpatv
Capitol
Set
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong
Pechan
Harold £. Stassen
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