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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
5
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The Missionary Society of One Lutheran church will hold a bake sale at the Gift Shop this Saturday morning starting about ten o'clock. Proceeds will fund Christmas remembrances for boys in service from St Pauls congregation, with Indies and church friends expected to assist.
The United Brethren Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Henry Halfasts home on Bazl Wayne street. Devo led by Mrs Allene Doo, business conducted by President Mrs Harley Banks. Members sewed during the afternoon and were served cake and coffee.
Lester Hepler and Margaret Goodard wed in a single ring ceremony at the groom’s Chandler's Valley home. Rev. Wilmer Heffer officiated, with groom’s sister Mrs. Henry Hicks present. A dinner followed and the couple plans a brief wedding trip before settling in the city. Margaret, a Chandler's Valley High School graduate, works at Aero Supply. Lester is with Raymond Manufacturing.
Circle No 3 of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Fred Bates home on East Main with fifteen attendees. Devotions were led by Mrs. Stella Hastings, reports read and approved, and Mrs. W B Stowe named arrangements chief for a Christmas box to Aiken Hall Orphanage Olive Hill Ky. A Christmas party and tureen dinner will be at Mrs. Tracy Whitehead home, with Dime gifts exchanged at UNIs party. Lesson on Cuba and Puerto Rico led by Mrs. J B Cogan, hostess assisted by Mrs. W C Dahl and Mrs. A J Cottrell served rolls salad and toffee.
Jacquelyn and Arlene Webb hosted a 4 Saturday afternoon Halloween gathering for friends. A treasure hunt and several lively games entertained the guests, with prizes awarded to several participants as a light luncheon was served to ten attendees.
Mrs Nellie Merker hosted the NF Club gathering at her East Pleasant street residence with a social hour and refreshments. The group will meet again in two weeks when Mrs W W Aue hosts the event.
Shirley Zalzneck six will celebrate with ten girl friends at home on Wednesday after school. Mr Zelaneck and Mrs Zalaneck host with pictures, refreshments, cake, ice cream, and chocolate milk. Guests receive books and nut baskets. Shirley gives gifts to friends. Note mentions first balloon ascent in Philadelphia in 1798.
A retirement dinner at the Ritz honored John A. McLaughlin after thirty-one years with the postal service. Attendees included Postmaster James Sullivan and many former and current postal employees, with readings, poetry, and group songs.
Thirty members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Nazarene church met at Mrs. Florence Casler's Columbus home for an all day event. Mrs. Clarence Bailey led the afternoon business session after a bountiful luncheon. They selected Natives as the December study topic, sewed curtains for Sunday school rooms, and made garments for a needy family under the direction of Mrs. Walter Carter and Mrs. Anna Fox. The December meeting will be at Mrs. Arvid Anderson's home, RD 1, and the society day has been moved from Friday to Wednesday.
Dorcas class members met at the Methodist church for a Nueen supper and a painting bee to decorate class trays. Twenty two members and friends attended the dinner chaired by Miss Helen Jones with Miss Lois McCray Mrs N L Bogen and Miss Ruth Dahl assisting. The next meeting is planned for November 17 at Mrs Ralph Dewey's home on East Frederick Street.
Mrs Norine Adams entertained at a six oclock dinner party at her Tomestly Sprit street home honoring Mr and Mrs Boward Kimmey who were married last Friday afternoon. Present were the honored couple Mr and Mrs John Himmey Mrs H Calvin McDade Kane and Mrs M F Seamon of Port Allegany.
Walter Rhodes hosted a birthday party at 129 Wright Street for his son Charles’s third birthday. Wednesday guests included Jimmy Howard Jackie Nichols Paul Crowell Philip Hurlbut Jimmy Powers Johnny Seamans Mary Ida Eisenman Billy Storer Linda Beagle and the Rhodes children. Games stories and moving pictures entertained, followed by sandwiches jello birthday cake and chocolate milk with favors and candy baskets and gifts for Charles.
A gathering at Emmanuel church last evening featured Rt Rev. R A Kirchhofer of Indianapolis as a bishop's delegate who delivered an informative talk. Attendees included delegates from Corry Warren Titusville and Union City with Rev Bulledge of Warren welcomed as a new diocesan member. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the Lomen Guild ladies.
The Salvation Army Home League gathered at Mrs. D. Satterlee’s Johnson Street home last evening for a brisk brash demonstration followed by a devotional period and games. Mrs. John Adams won a prize and refreshments were served. Next week’s meeting will be at Mrs. William Scott’s East Street home.
Sixty Masons from Corry lodge and Corry City Chapter of the Eastern Star with their husbands and guests held a Wednesday evening get-together at the Masonic Temple. Glenn Middleton performed with Solovox, the group sang, and other entertainment followed. Refreshments were served buffet style.
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian church held its November meeting at Mrs. Arthur Cochran’s East Frederick street home. Eighteen members attended as plans were made for a Christmas party at Mrs. John Sheehan’s West Church street home with a tureen dinner and gift exchanges. Devotions by Mrs. N. R. Dickson and a program led by several members followed refreshments by Mrs. Cochran and assistants. autumn flowers adorned the tables. The group decided to hold a series of similar gatherings this season.
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