Presbyterian Women Meet At Church Parlor Engagements Planned For May
Members of the Presbyterian Women's Association met last evening at the church parlors for the fall session ending in September. The program included two songs by the Girls Chorus from the high school directed by H. Lynn Rice. Devotions were led by Mrs. Constance McMillan, with reports on the Presbyterist at Oi City by delegates last week. Plans were made for the Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 18. John Rickers will be program chairman, Page Louderback decorations, and Arthur Cochran usher. Knox Circle served refreshments before adjournment. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hinman and Miss Ola Young of 122 Maple Avenue left for Buffalo after the sudden death of Mr. and Mrs. Hinman’s son-in-law Philip Houck. Mrs. Emil Muself of Erie visited at the Gilbert home on North Center Street along with Harry Gilbert, Harold Seliman, and Wilson Gilbert of McKeesport. Don Williams and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas attended the funeral of Stuart W. Jackson in Franklin. Frank M. Cole and wife returned from Jersey City after attending the funeral of Cole’s cousin Mrs. William Cole Mulvein. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas and family left after a visit with Mrs. Clinton Warner of BC to tour New England and New York before returning to Stoney Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Presbyterian ‘Women's Association
H. Lynn Rice
Constance McMillan
Glen Steadman
JL. M. Douglas
Oi City
John Rickers
Rman
Page Louderback
Arthur Cochran
Ditcher
Knox Circle
Carl Hinman
Ola Young
Maple Avenue
Buffalo
Hiniman
Philip Houck
Emil Muself
Erie
Charles Gilbert
North Center Street
Harry Gilbert
Harold Seliman
Wilson
Gilbert
McKeesport
Don Williams
Mis. Lawrence ‘Thomas
Stuart W. Jackson
Franklin
Frank M. Cole
Wright Street
Jersey City
Cole
Wiliam Cole Mulvein
Thomas Ae
Clinton Warner
B.C
New
Club Social View Of Aleriean Revolution Congress Report
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter met at H. A. Gilbert residence in Washington DC. Twenty members and visitors heard delegates Mrs Lyle Shanahad and Mrs B C Barnes recount the event. Mrs T W White Head presided. plans announced for Flag Day luncheon in June. next gathering set as a picnic dinner at Mrs Homer Kolstee's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Brokenstraw Valley
H. A. Gilbert
Lyle Shanahad
B.C. Barnes
T. W. White Head
R. J. Foie
PM Lovaland
Homer Kolstee
R. D
Mothers And Daughters Party At IGOF Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps No 49 held a white elephant sale at IGOF Hall with Mrs Callie Pier as chairwoman, raising funds for the corps. The 2 o’clock business meeting, led by President Mrs Merle Long, planned the Mother Daugh ter Banquet at McCray Methodist Church and the June 20 26 Pittsburgh convention. A tureen dinner is planned for May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Mothers and Daughters
IGOF
Women's Relief Corps No
Callie Pier
Corps
Oblock
Merle Long
McCray Methodist Church
Women of the Moose Meet for Routine Session
The Women of the Moose held a routine lodge session with Mrs. Lenant Wilcox as senior regent presiding. Balloting occurred for candidates and Mrs. Donald Hand won the attendance award. A social hour preceded adjournment to May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Le~nant Wilcox
Donald Hand
Neighborhood Club Meets at Burton Home for Bingo Social
The Neighborhood Club gathered at Mrs. Harry Burton's Mead Avenue home with eight members present. Prizes went to Miss Myrtie Akam and Mrs. Lillian Ottaway. A lunch of cake rolls baked beans brown bread and coffee followed. Next meeting will be at Mrs Thames Clark on West Frederick Street and will honor Mrs Ottaway's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Club
Burton
Harry Burton
Mead Avenue
Myrtie Akam
Lillian Ontaway
West Frederick Street
Thames Clark
Ottaway
Mrs Harald Cragg Hosts CGG Club Dinner Event
Mrs Harald Cragg hosted a CGG Club dinner at her West Smith Street home with cocktails and Swiss steak. Guests included Mrs Cleve Morton and prize winners were Mrs Milton Van Dresar Mrs Alfred Morrison and Mrs Louis Valentine. Birthday cake and gifts followed and Mrs Donald Nantes will host in two weeks on East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
CGG Club
Cleve Morton
Milton van Dresar
Alfred M. Morrison
Louis Valentine
Poppy Day Sale Planned by VFW Auxiliary
The VFW Auxiliary meeting attended by 18 in the Garden Room reviewed plans for a Poppy Dry sale on May 22 with headquarters at Widmann and Teah drug store. Mrs Grape and Mrs Sorenson arranged entertainment and bingo. prizes went to Mrs Berdena McGraw and Miss Connie Krise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post Home
Mildred Sorenson
Widmann and Teah Drug Store
Roger Grape
Sorgenson
Berdena McGraw
Connie Krise
Dora Daye
Harbor Hall Ladies Aid Met Yesterday
An all day meeting of Harbor Hall Ladies Aid was held at the Community House with 25 members and guests for a noon tureen dinner. Mrs Lewis Jewell presided. devotions led by Mrs Elwyn Chelton. Afternoon was spent quilting. A June 5 meeting is planned to clean the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Hall Ladies Aid
Lewis Jewell
Farewell Party at Leeds Home
Mrs Paul Michael helped by Mr and Mrs Kurt Lees hosted a farewell at their Mast Frederic street home for Mrs Leeds mother. Fourteen friends attended as she prepared to sail Sunday from New York to Sidney Australia after an extended visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Kurt Lees
Frederic Street
Paul Michael
New York
Sidney
Australia
Mosher Hosts Dinner Party Honoring Williams and Mosher
Mr. and Mrs. Douplas Mosher hosted a dinner party at Watt's Restaurant in Waterford for Miss Oneita Williams and Donald Mosher, who will be married tomorrow. Guests included the bridal party and immediate family, with chicken dinners served before the attendants received their wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douplas Mosher
Oneita Williams
Donald Mosher
Watt's
Waterford
Wish Pitts
Bowl Aire B League Officers Elected at North East Club
Bowl Aire Ladies B League met at St Josephs Club in North East for a chicken and turkey dinner and officer installation. New officers include Nancy Shay president and Lucille Beckwith secretary with other posts filled. awards were given for high scores and drawings held for sponsor prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Peter Russell
St. Joseph's Club
Aulendiaice
Mics
Nancy Shay
Fed Haenel
Lucille Beckwith
Ph, Steamar
Albert Sweep
Raymond
Shity
Connie's
Rose Eae
Jerome
Hien
W. Willisgns
Paul Stroup
Harald Jewel
Narey Yenehak
Cha Hill
Mary Katren
Therese Martin
Stenman
Woman's Society Clean McCray House and Elect Officers
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the McCray Methodist Church met yesterday to clean the Community House. A picnic dinner followed the business session and the nominating committee announced officers: Mrs Joseph McCray president, Mrs Lewis Sexton vice president, Mrs Karl Gates promotion secretary, Mrs Sam Stulty treasurer, Mr Donald Gates local church activities, Miss Cora McCray missionary education, Mrs Webb McCray literature and publication, Mrs Newell Gates supply work. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray Community House
Woman's Society of Christian Service
McCray Methodist “Church
Albe
Joseph McCray
Lewis Sextorl
Karl Gates
Sam Stulty
Donald Gates
Cora McCray
Webb McCray
Newell Gates
Willis Newborn at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Archie Willis of 123 South Wond Avenue. The baby joins the family in Mr. Willis’s residence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Archie Willis
Southwond Avenue
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Black Castle
Eee Hin
Eam Hla Senatary
Roy Roge
Caliente
Dale Evans
ROY Rogers Riders
Corry Drive
Aliyson Sath Kennedy
Gary Merrill
Joseph” Cotten
Shelley Winters
Lakewood Drive
Fru
Willie
Joe
Indiana
Frick C. Hilton
Pennsylvania
Perorsl Society
DAR Congress
Fanta Sheres
Fante Sheres
Helen
Harald Cragg
CGG
Tota
Mom
Leed’s
Leed
Harper's Bazaar
Nelly Don
the National Bank
Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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