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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
5
Members of St Edward's Girls' Club hosted an afternoon tea in the school auditorium with 2nd through 8th grade girls assisting. Mrs Len Hanks led as general chairman with seven and sixth grade helpers. An attractive display featured novelties designed and made by club members.
Rogation members of the Re bekah Noble Grands Club met at the TOOF Hall last evening with Mrs. Dorr Clark, president, in charge of the business meeting. Games were enjoyed, followed by pie, cheese and coffee. The next meeting will be a picnic June 23 at Mead Park.
The Warren Art League hosts a one day open air festival on Saturday June 27 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Warren Art League Center Fifth Avenue Warren. Local oil watercolor and mixed media groups are invited to exhibit with prizes awarded by an independent judge.
Misses pattern 9316 offers a shirt style with a visual collar and tab front for sizes 10 through 18. The ad notes fabric requirements, price fifty cents, optional mailing handling, and a mail-in order to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York with 18 cents extra for first class.
The Friendship Aid of the Ev ang United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Mrs Dean Dubrosky East Main street with 22 members and two guests present. Mrs Eugene Matson gave delyations and Mrs Warren Johnson led in prayer. Officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs Matson president Mrs Marshall Sherwood vice president Mrs Grover secretary Mrs Johnson treasurer and Mrs Ruth Proctor chaplain.
Brownies 650 and 632 presented a comedy program at Concord School for the final PTA meeting. Skits and songs pleased attendees as Mrs. Roger Grape led the business session and new officers were installed by Mrs. Grape.
Sterling Wees YMCA secretary spoke at Marsh's Plaza during yesterday's Rotary Club luncheon. He presented notes on reading writing and superstition with histories and beginnings in an inspiring fashion.
Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Robert Wank in Franklin Street with the Eliotts in Reynoldsville and Brockway. Birthday party for Jeffrey Allen son of Mrs Richard Phelps with guests and treats. Arthur Vanderhoff at Thule Greenland plans return in July via North Pole trip and Portland Oregon. Moose Lodge hosts open house dance revue for Mrs Norman Tarbell’s ballet tap baton students.
A home style chocolate chip fudge cake recipe from Mrs Leon Bennink. Ingredients include unsweetened chocolate water eggs sugar flour and vanilla with chocolate chips baked in a 13 by 9 pan at moderate heat until done. Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group held a luncheon and seven table Mitch ell play at Union City Country Club. Mrs Louis Morrow presided, Veo Lindsey received a gift for past work, and Mrs William Jones won the day’s special award.
Mrs. Alton Oakes and family share a daily quote about love not hoarded but shared, asserting the only true possession is what we give away.
The Hirst Methodist Church hosted a mother and daughter banquet with Mrs. Paul Meerdink welcoming attendees as president of the Women's Society of Christian Service. Miss Cynthia Buesink gave the toast to mothers and Mrs. Clifford Buesink toasted daughters. Group singing followed.
Soviet defense minister Marshall Rodion Y. Malinovsky arrived in Belgrade for an official visit. Awards were presented to the oldest mother, the youngest mother, and the mother with the most daughters, with the program directed by Mrs. Frank McKnight.
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