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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1957

Page

5

PTA Officers and Honors Highlight Corry High Meeting

The final Junior Senior High PTA meeting at Corry Area High was led by Joseph Pileuvage. William Halfast and others were selected for 1957 58 offices. Kenneth Harvey outlined the driver training program and Crosby Bush spoke on automobile costs. An open house for Miss Mildred Halfast drew about 200 people as Spartansburg PTA marked her 40 years teaching. Many local residents visited and expressed thanks to volunteers and hosts. Mrs Hazel Hemple Abel of Lincoln named American Mother of 1957.

William Halfast New Jr PTA Corry Area Joseph Pileuvage Bradley Lines Columbus Pitenvage Vennis Follett Rasselas Brown William Hal- Taft Douglas Cook Howard Sheen Harold Wolfe Walter Dingfelder Bert ‘Williams Page Louderback PTA Council Edwin Colé Kenneth Harvey Crosby E. Bush New York Hazel Hemple Abel Lincoln Neb U. S

Birthday and Mother's Day Family Dinner Honors Fullom

T. J. Fullom of West Smith Street was honored by his children for his May 1 birthday and Mrs Pullom for Mother's Day. Twenty relatives attended a 1 p.m. dinner with a decorated cake. The afternoon was spent visiting as gifts were exchanged for the honored pair.

T. J. Fullom T. d. Fullom West Smith Street

Britton Run Cemetery Aid Holds Tureen Dinner Meeting

The Britton Run Cemetery Aid met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon McCray in Union City with hosts Mr and Mrs Eugene Lewis. A tureen dinner was served to 35 attendees. Officers elected were Harry Alden president Mrs Evan Larson vice president and Miss Florence Sexton secretary treasurer. Leon McCray and Harry Alden will oversee the cemetery. The next text session is scheduled for June 1.

Britton Run Leon McCray Harry Alden

Color and Wallpaper Tips From a Local Paint Store

A primer on altering room proportions using paint and wallpaper. It suggests dark tones to reduce a room’s height and lighter shades to enlarge it, and mentions Dutch Boy paints and wallpaper basics. The piece promotes a decorating method and directs readers to a local store for supplies.

Tel “Golor Hieber Palling Leiter Wales Bert

Navy Mothers Club Holds Routine Business Session

Navy Mothers Club met at TOOF Hall with Carl Higby in charge. Officers were nominated for the new year and three Inv eries were prepared for shipment to the Navy Family Chapel Welfare in Long Beach, California. Mrs. Lois Sickler and Mrs. Victor Morris served tea and coffee around a spring bouquet centerpiece. The next meeting is set for May 20.

Navy Mothers Carl Higby Navy Mothers Club Toof Hall Navy Family Chapel Welfare Long Beach Calif Lois Sickler Victor Morris

Final Martha Circle meeting closes church year

The Martha Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held its final meeting of the church year at the home of Mrs. Floyd Johnson and Miss Naomi Johnson on East Smith Street. Devotions by Mrs. Elizabeth Nellis, prayer by Mrs. W. B. Stowe. Mrs. Herbert Loveland led business. Mrs. Joe Gunion reviewed the study book East From Burma about Singapore and the Philippines. Desserts were served to 12 members.

Martha Circle Woman's Society Christian Service of First Methodist Church Floyd Johnson Naomi Johnson East Smith Street Elizabeth Nellis W. B. Stowe Herbert Loveland Joe’ Guinon Burma Singapore Philippines

Television Schedule Fragment for WBEN Buffalo

A partial WBEN TV Buffalo schedule lists shows by time across days, naming programs like Annie Oakley To Name That Tune Phil Silvers Show Private Secretary Tell The Truth Red Skelton The $64,000 Question Spike Jones Show News Sports Eleven Thirty Theatre and other programs. includes morning to late evening slots with Local News Weather and variety acts.

Wben-Tv Buffalo Patti Page Annie Oakley Phil Silvers Red Bkelton Spike Jones Tib—Suse Bob Crosby Gene Autry Bride Arthur Godfrey The

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Tag Days At Week End

Mrs J F Needham presided over Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary in the nurses dining room with 25 members present. Reports covered a Moose Club card party chaired by Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Ethan Carter, fundraising totals still missing, solarium furniture costing 2000 dollars ordered, and a tag sale planned for Friday and Saturday at Widmann Teah drug store with Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs Earl Haight leading. New member Mrs J B Johnson joined and plans noted for Franklin meeting attendance. Visiting committee for next session includes Mrs Richard Crosscut and Mrs J B Johnson. Final session of the year will follow.

J. F. Needham Corry Memorial Hospital Maury Higgins Moose Club J. Fred Kinley Ethan Carter Olin Bracken Sr Tag Aya Widmann Teah Drug Store Elizabeth Rogers Richard Crosscut J. B. Johnson

Herbert Carrolls Host Birthday Party At Home

Mr and Mrs Herbert Carroll of 320 Delaware Street hosted a birthday party last evening. Honorees included Miss Nancy Cerri Miss Ann Gibas and Mr Carroll. Guests enjoyed barbequed steak dinners and a social period followed by gifts for the three celebrants.

Herbert

Orpah Circle Ends Church Year at First Methodist

The Orpah Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held its final meeting of the year. Ruth Dahlstrand gave devotions, a church supper is planned for Monday evening with Esther and Orpah cycles serving, a Mead Park picnic is set for June 3, chaired by Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Curtis, and next fall Mrs. Follett will host the first meeting at her Chautauqua summer home.

Orpah Orpsh Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Charles Correll West Church Street Ruth Dahlstrand WSOS Esther Mead Park Robert Gleason Robert Curtis Vennis R. Follett Chautauqua

Michael Pate 9 Honored At Birthday Party

Michael Pate aged nine was celebrated by his mother Mrs Dominick Pate at 898 East South Street. Sixteen children attended with games and prizes for William Hopler Russell Martin and Edward Blynt. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream Kool Aid and mint baskets. Cochairs Mrs Irvin Young and Mrs Correll organized gifts and refreshments while Miss Florence Brooks presented a film Roots In Southeast Asia. A refugee family from Germany hosted by a local church joined later as guests.

Michael Pate Dominick Pate East South Street Michael William Hopler Russell Martin Edward Blynt Pate Betty Pate Santo Pate Barbara Irvin Young Correll Cochairmen Florence Brooks Southeast Asia Carl Kulle Camille Germany

Readers Entertained At Chautauqua Luncheon Meeting

Mrs W A Arnold of Chautauqua entertained eleven Readers at a one o clock luncheon at St Elmo s in Chautauqua A brief business session elected officers Bertha Stockton president Howard Taggart vice president Morris Bonstee secretary and Willis Brown treasurer A social period followed during which the group presented Mrs Arnold a gift The Readers will meet again in October.

Chautauqua W. A. Arnold St. Elmo's Chautauque Bertha Stockton Howard Taggart Morris Bonstee Willis Brown

Newborns Reported From Corry Memorial Hospital and Torrance

A son was born Sunday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Theodore Waldo of North Clymer. A daughter arrived Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs John Wiggers of North Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born Sunday in Torrance California to Mr and Mrs Robert Chapman Jr. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edgar Spoon of Columbus.

Corry Memoral Hospital Theodore Waldo R. D North Clymer John Wiggers Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Chapman Jr Torrance Calif Edgar Spoon Columbus

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George DeLitry Raymond Cleveland Mrv Frank DeLiury Picdm Hill Anna E. Judge Hugh Delitry North Second Avenine Ernest Goifer Bristol Conn Aatox Raymond Mfg. Co Fred J. Kauer A. Bruce’ Smith Pittsburgh McInnes Dora’ Quinisie Proadelphia Mulderick Jack MacInnes Radnor Mildred Halfast Sparta Spartansburg Parent - Teachers Association Hlalfast Hulfast Donald Newbold Lucy Morris Guy Scouten Ralph McAninch Harold Tubbs William Scouten J. L. Goodwill Arthur Soouten Lawrence Snapp Ralph Bailey Anda Ethel Spencer Arthur McChesney Jack Lloyd Carl Fullom Lewis Swan Eric Mich Clair Fenno William Proctor Art Schause W. Waterhouse Pontiac Buick Sales & Service Recreation Garden Buys Burpee Zinnia Seeds Barney South Center Street Sears RCA 45 Glenn Miller Slocum's Electronics Dotty Mann F. C. Chapin & Son Member Corry Chamber of Commerce Cca Deborah Kerry Robert Mitchum Arlene Vee UE Ree Ea Sho Nyame Candies
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