Mother Daughter Banquet At EUB Church In Spanish Theme
A large Mother Daughter Banquet was held at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with a Spanish theme. About 160 women attended a roast beef menu as Spanish dolls and crepe paper decor filled the hall. Mrs. Lloyd Harvey led the program. Miss Ethel King spoke on Spanish speaking missions. Charity gifts were given to the oldest mother and youngest daughter. a memorial service honored Mrs. H. F. Beagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eub Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lloyd Harvey
H. Ray Harris
Linda Reagle
Ray Reagle
Minnie Joy
Lucinda Ellen Ingram
Leon van Essel
H. F. Beagle
First Missionary Society
G. Z. Bergman
Lois Cole
Ethel King
New Mexico
Lynn Campbell
Harold Carlson
Douglas Mosher
Ray Beagle
Keith Henton
Rotary Club Speaker Bracken Addresses Corry Meeting
The Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry with Charles H. Bracken executive vice president of Citizens National Bank as guest speaker. After remarks he presented a stock exchange film. The club announced its purchase of the lot between the Pennsylvania and Erie railroads on North Center Street for beautification. Visiting Rotarian W Walter Campbell of Hollidaysburg and Patsy Perry of Corry attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bracken
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Citizens National Bank
EB. F. Beltes
Bracken
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Erie
North Center Street
W. Walter Campbell
Hollidaysburg
Patsy Perry
Corry
Canasta Club Meets With Mrs McLaughlin in South Center Street
Local canasta club members met last evening with Mrs. John A. McLaughlin of South Center Street. Maude Keefe won the card game award. A social period followed with refreshments. Mrs. Charles Stewart will host the group in two weeks at her East Pleasants Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Grimm
East Columbus Avenue
Hazelton
Charles Hess
J. Emerson Low
Christian and Missionary Alliance Council
Chicago
Leo Mather
Gates
Alliance Church
Tidioute
John M. Mohr
Janis
North Center Street
Philadelphia
Leslie Akam
Wesleyville
Dan Culver
Mead Avenue
Evangelical United Brethren Church
George Roof
South Second Avenue
Asheboro
N. C
Thorngate
John A. McLaughlin
South Center Street
Maude Keefe
Charles Stewart
East Pleasants Street
Golden Links Class Meeting Last Evening
Twenty six members of the Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met at 318 West Church Street last evening. Mrs. J B Cogan led devotions on gardens and prayer. The class decided to make quilts for the Smith Home at Sheffield and installed officers: Mrs. W B Stowe president, Mrs. Irvin Young vice president, Mrs. William Marsh treasurer, Mrs. W E Phillips secretary, and Mrs. Cogan teacher. A program by Mrs. G J Robbins was enjoyed, and refreshments followed. The June meeting will be a picnic with date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Wills £. Brown
West Church Street
J. B. Cogan
Smith
Sheffield
W. B. Stowe
Irvin Young
Bowling Team Honors Miss Barbara Lord
Members of the Ladies B League at Avalon alleys held a dinner party at Deerhead Inn last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Glark, Miss Barbara Lord, Mrs. Lars Christensen, Miss Mary Sproverland, and Miss Janiece Meerdink. The group presented Miss Lord with salad plates to mark her forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lord
Avalon
Deerhead Inn
Fred Glark
Lars Christensen
Mary Spro~verland
Janiece Meerdink
Miss Lord
Mrs George Orcutt Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs George Orcutt of East Frederick Street entertained her bridge club last evening with Mrs Robert A Ott Jr as a guest. Winners at two tables were Mrs D Armour Hillstram, Mrs H Harmon and Miss Harriett Colegrove. Hostess served desserts and refreshments. Next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs E F Pain on East Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orcutt
East Frederick Street
Robert A. Ott. Jr
D. Armour Hillstram
H. Harmon
Harriett Colegrove
E. F. Pain
East Smith Street
Ladies Home League Worship Service in Titusville
The Ladies Home League met last evening at the citadel for the monthly worship service. Mrs. Walter Crouch opened with a chorus, and Mrs. John Adams Jr led in prayer. Lt Esther Little and Lt Norma Leslie from Titusville led the program with a group from that city. The session closed with prayer by Mrs. Capt. James Miller of Chambersburg, a guest. A brief business meeting followed, and light refreshments were served to about 60 women by the hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home League
Army Ladies Home League
Citadel
Walter Crouch
John Adams Jr
Crouch
Esther Little
Norma Lesiie
Titusville
James Miller
Chambersburg
M. L. Satterlee
Joan Harvey
Hospitality Club Luncheon at Hotel Corry Highlights Fashion Show
A Hospital ity Club luncheon at Hotel Corry drew 86 women for a fashion show commentated by Hy Yaple of the Erie Dispatch Herald. Attendees enjoyed a 1:16 p.m. chicken luncheon as floral centerpieces and prizes enhanced the event honoring the club’s seventh birthday and recognizing past chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Hospitalty Club
Hy Yaple
Erie Dispatch Herald
Reed Yuple
Harry Barach
Maude Bonsteel
Edward Berry
Gertrude Quignon
B. A. Ortner
John R. Boat
Hospitality Club
W. A. Leaby
Mildred Alfred
Elizabeth Rogera
R. G. Tunnell
C. J. Rathesale
C. M. Howard
Lous Valentine
F. Bettes
Fashion Show Success Lights Up Local Event
Hatgat and a group of hostesses led a fashion show with Mrs. Joseph Seitz Mrs. Richard Grimm Mrs. Leo Mulderick Miss Susan Kinley Miss Helen Hartley and Miss Connie Kowalski. Background muse was Mrs. J P Sullivan pianist. Miss Yaple spoke of her Korea tour and received an orchid corsage with Mrs Bulligan. The affair was run by Mrs W Bracken chairman of the month with Mrs Kinley and Mrs Craggan assisting. Out of town visitors included Mira Charles Hess of Hazelton and Mrs Arthur Treat and Mrs F H Barthalme of Union City.
Geneva Circle Meeting Held At Mrs Haight Home
Fourteen members and several guests attended the Geneva Circle gathering at Mrs Cleo Haight s home. Mrs Glenn Steadman opened with a prayer for the First Presbyterian Church Women s Association. Inter reported on Presbyterian homes needs in Titusville and Cambridge Springs. Mrs Lawrence McCray led a devotional on The Nature of the Power in the Church contrasting outward physical power with spiritual strength. The chairman Mrs John Rickers spoke on the Mercer Presbyterial. A committee including Mrs Percy Corbin Miss Marion Smith and Mrs S B Anderson was appointed to plan a June event. Rev Paul F Bauer presented slides on Puerto Rican migrant workers. Hostess committee served orange shortcake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Circle
Cleo Haight
Glenn Steadman
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Inter
Presbyterian
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Lawrence McCray
John Rickers
Percy Corbin
Marion Smith
8. &. Anderson
Paul F.bauer
Miss Mary Lou Haight Feted At Surprise Party
Miss Jet Lou Haight was honored at a surprise bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Burgnon and Mrs. Cleve Morton at her East Smith home. Twelve relatives attended. prizes for bridge and cutest were won by Mrs. Earl Haight and Mrs. Robert Morton. A special guest prize went to Miss Haight. guests received miniature umbrellas as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Haight
Harold Burgnon
Cleve Morton
Jet Lou Haight
East Smith
Earl Haight
Robert Morton
Miss Haight
Births Reported At Local Hospitals
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ehrhart of BR. De A son was born May 6 at Shady Arde Hospital Pittsburgh to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rehnborg. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rehnberg of 646 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Ehrhart
BR. de 3
Shadyarde Hospital
Pittsburgh
Gordon Rehnborg
A. E. Rehnberg
East South Street
Sorority installs new officers for ensuing term
Mrs. Thomas Pierotti was installed as president of the Epailont Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at the home of Mrs. Robert T. Gleason, 146 Mott Street. Others installed were Mrs. Gleason as vice president, Mrs. Ernest Emmons Jr. as secretary, Miss Julia Ficcargi as treasurer, and Mrs. Alton Laurie as extension officer. The meeting, chaired by outgoing president Mrs. A. J. Morrison, featured a program on The Printed Word In Your Life by Mrs. Euland Harvey and Mrs. Gleason, with a gavel guard presented to Mrs. Morrison by Mrs. Pierotti. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Emmons. The next meeting is set for May 26 at the home of Mr. Douglas Rozelle on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pierotti
Epailont Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert T. Gleason
Mott Street
Gleason
Ernest Emmons Jr
Julia Ficcargi
Alton Laurie
Bualnesa
A. J. Morrison
Euland Harvey
Mi. Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
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REX Theatre
Joh Baer
Adele Tereens
Gorry Drive-In
Donald O'Connor and
Francis
Talking Mule
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Glenn Ford
Diana
Lynn In
Reel Society
Soci
Columbus
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Dean School
James Engle
Dexter Sandburg
Mavie Savko
Sandra Moore
Judy Raymond
Janet Engle
Joan Drobneck
Pulpil
Benjamin Skinner
Pulpils
Russell Moore
Moore
Laura Shoemaker
Thomas Savko
Janet Triscuit
Helen Kecer
Dols Pitt
Linda Turben
Robert Casler
Barbara Wickwire
Edward Kinley
Joseph Taggart
Mark Sav~ko
Charles Sandburg
Sandy Jukes
James Clark
Herbert Dahl
Herbert Loveland
Louis Ball
Andrew Thompson
Lock Haven
DeForest Bindley
Frank Kasper
Albert Sandburg
Jordan Christensen
Florence Colegrove
Dah
Clifford Caster
Colegrove
Willié Turben
D. B. Taggart
Dahl
James Donaldson
Canasta Club
J. A. McLaughlin
Hing
Non
Piratelegal
Shorty
Ket
Smart New Shorty
James
F. C. Chapin & Son
Baby Helen
Katherine
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