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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1958

Page

5

Social Club Hears Psychologist on Management Growth

Corry Management Club heard Dr. Robert G. Wilson from Rohrer Hibler and Replogle discuss how psychologists assist top management in selecting and developing leaders. The talk highlighted training, experience, background and values as keys to organizational growth and better decisions.

Management Club Robert G. Wilson Rohrer, Hibler and Replogle Wilson The Corry Charles Clark Cll Taylor Dy General Telephone Co William Carter Zina Burreson Aero Supply Donald Whaley Corry-damestown Henry K. Skeele Pred Rudge Associates

Faith Fellowship Elects Officers at Wed Meeting

Faith Fellowship, a new group of the Indies of the First Baptist Church, convened with 26 members and elected officers for the year. Officers named: Mrs. Cecil Messinger president, Mrs. Donald Simmonson vice president, Mrs. C. Conrad Monroe secretary, Mrs. Aland Burrous treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence Potter pianist, and Mrs. Mary Louise Thomas song leader. Plans included aiding the church harvest dinner and a Christmas gift sent to Betty Degolier, a missionary in Africa. The evening supported a project cutting quilt blocks for a missionary in Austria. Lunch was provided by Mr. Ralph Austin and others. Next meeting December 10 to bring a toy for the church nursery.

Vhe Faith Fellowship Raymond Querreveld Simmonsen Mary Ann Cosma Fred Marsh Betty Degolier Africa Austria Ralph Austin Roland Gates John Bosa

Guests to Speak at Assembly of God Services

Rev. Charles M. Dale of Towanda Pa will speak at the 745 a m service at the Assembly of God Church. Pauline Smith a missionary to Ghana Africa will address the church next Tuesday at the 748 service. The public is invited.

Charles M. Dale Towanda Assembly of God Pauline Smit Ghana Africa Aliond

Carter Hill Ladies Aid Conducts Regular Meet

The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at Mrs Miele Kallka’s R D 4 with 15 members and one visitor, Mrs Norman Kent. President Cael Lindberg led the business meeting and work on guilt block occurred in the afternoon. Prizes were awarded in bingo to Ruth McCrmy, Willer Rininger, Allen Achims, Norman Kent, and Arthur Marti. Cake ice cream nut coffee were served. next meeting place to be announced later.

Aid Garter Kaihl Lindley Miele Kallka R. D Normin Kent Cael Lindberg Ruth McCrmy Willer Rininger Allen Achims Norman Kent

Boy Scout Troop 80 Cancels Weekend Camp Trip

Troop 80 announced the planned Heap Content region camp for a weekend is cancelled. Scout master Newell Beckwith said a regular meeting is at 4 PM tomorrow at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Leeop scouts are urged to attend to prepare for the Board of Review for second and first class ranks next Tuesday with the Rotary Club committee.

Newell Beckwith Corry

Conelway PTA Plans Fathers Night Next Tuesday

Conelway Parents Teacher Association designates next Tuesday as fathers night with Mr Carroll Crowell in charge. Robert Crandall and Resford Webb supervise activities while a film Realm of the End will be shown with Elmer Simpson giving comments. Band by Country Gentlemen provides music and a report on the festival scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and evening.

Conelway Pta Conelway Parents Teacher Association Carroll Crowell Robert Crandall Resford Webb Elmer Simpson

Emmanuel Guild Forms Prayer Group at Emmanuel Church

The Emmanuel Episcopal Church women formed a prayer group at yesterday’s Emmanuel Guild meeting in the Undercroft. A 11 a.m. service is planned for December 7 to aid St. Barnabas House. Rev. W. C. Spite led devotions, Mrs Vel Moore presided, and the group agreed to meet weekly at 10 a.m. for prayer.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Emmanuel Guild St. Barnabas House Vel Moore W. C. Spite

December 11 Meeting Hosts Arrange Charity Gift Policy

The next meeting will be held on December 11 with Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs. Don E. Williams as hostesses. There will be no gift exchange. members are asked to bring gifts for St. Barnabas House. The message emphasizes infirmity and world peace as context.

Elizabeth Rogers Don E. Williams St. Barnabas House

Patterson and Paul Families Welcome Sons at Corty Memorial

A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs Carl H Patterson of Spartansburg at Corty Memorial Hospital. A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs William Paul of 11 Seventh Street at Corty Memorial Hospital.

Carl H. Patterson Spartansburg Corty Memorial Hospital Bor Willian’ Paul Seventh Street

Mrs W Chiricuzio Honored At Shower Event

Mrs William Chiricuzio and baby son of South Center strgel Wert were honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs shanes Leslie at Mrs Robert Brown's Marlon street home. Guests played games with prizes won by Mrs Walter McCray and Mrs Fred Beebe, McCray took the door prize. Refreshments included a salad course cake and coffee. A shower of pitts was given to the honored guests at the end.

W. Chiricuzio William Chiricuzio South Center Strgel Wert Shanes Leslie Robert ©. Brown Marlon Street Walter McCray Fred Beebe McCray Pitts

Inquisitors Tour Kaiser Plant

The tour by the Inquisitors Club of the Raymond plant visited the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp facility in paymentay. They toured the die shop the total Group large Nummer department and the annex with hinge presses. Host group served coffee and rolls after the session and answered questions.

Sacimmers Raymond Richi Evie Forge Kaiser Aluminum and Chonient Corp Total Group Nummer

20 Tables In Play At VFW Card Party

Twenty tables were in play last night as the Auxi liary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a card party in the Garden Room at the West Washington Street Post home. Winners for bridge were Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt and Mrs Arthur Cohen. Canasta prizes went to Miss Hazel Mor and Mrs Dorothy Moor. Door prize centerpieces were from Jackson's Floral Gardens and presented to Helen Morrell.

Varas Veterans of Foreign Wars West Washington Street Post Home Richard Muckinhaupt Arthur Cohen Hazel Mor Dorothy Moor Harris Jaquith Mildred Sorenson Alfred Hanson Robert Hunt Merle Kolstee Craig Moore Harold Gale Hugh Muckinhaupt Robert Bachotne al Holton Leon Shumsky Santa Leond Jackson's Floral Gardens Helen Morrell Arthur Barton Hazel Duffy Harold Carr Sante Leone Frank Frisina George Sample Hazel Shuss Alfred Cone James Keppel William Roehrig Roger Drake Glyde Reynolds

Little Rock seeks candidates for school board vacancy

A state court battle over Supt. Virgil Blossom’s contract looms as Orval Faubus ally James T. Kirin announces he will seek a board post in the December 6 election. Five board members resigned citing hopelessness and frustration after Blossom’s plan of gradual integration.

Lai LE Rock Little Rock Virgil Blossom Ariend Orval E. Faubus Blossom Ann Blossom Wats James T. Kirin Faubus

Reds Approve Seven Year Plan Promises and Shifts

The seven year plan centers on heavy industry and expanded state capital investment, with Khrushchev claiming investment will rival the 41 years of Communist rule. Reforms aim to improve pensions and health services and ease housing shortages while promising the USSR will adopt the world’s shortest working day. Tass outlines several versions for a five day week and a gradual shift to six or seven hour days by 1960s, ultimately moving toward a 40 hour, five day week for many workers.

Khrushchev Uss.r Tass

Stassen Blames Nixon For GOP Loss Over Attacks On Democrats

Harold Stassen says Vice President Nixon caused the GOP defeat in the November elections by pushing a strategy to smear Democrats as socialists. He cited a secret telegram to Republican candidates a month before the vote and plans to unite Republicans in Pennsylvania with leaders like Sen elect Hugh Scott. Stassen defends Nixon's future candidacy but criticizes party machinery run by George Bloom.

Harrisburg Harold Stassen Nixon Stassen Philadelphia Tele Vision Capitol WTPA Slassen Pennsylvania Hugh Scott George J. Bloom Minnesota Arthur T. McGonigle Reading Harold E. Stassen Bloom Scott Brot McGentzle Stanson GOR Lash Morins Republican Party Republican State Committee Seston GOP Taylor Jay Cooke Republican Naional

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