Rehoboth Sunday School Class Reports Twenty Present
Twenty members attended the regular movin of the Reho both Simday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Van Tassel on R D 4. Devotions were given by Mrs Harold Lloyd who read the 100th Psalm. The meeting was led by president Deluna Undgen and the group voted to send a Christmas gift of money to a missionary in Puerto Rico. Afterward games were played and hosts served pie tea coffee and mints. The next meeting on December 17 will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Chase on South Center Street.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Aig
Howard van
Tassel
Harold Lloyd
Deluna Undgen
Puerto Rico
van Tassel
Ivan Downey
Lyle Chase
South Center Street
Rebekah Ode Fellows Thanksgiving Party at TOOF Hall
The Rebekah Lodge and Ode Fellows held a Thanksgiving gathering last evening at TOOF Hall with 136 attendees. A festive turkey dinner followed by cards and visiting, plus slides by Robert and Benwa, highlighted the event. Committee members included Kitehen Mrs. Glenn Gates and dining room chair Elof Dall among others.
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Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Ode Fellows
Toof Hall
Robert
Benwa
Kitehen
Glenn Gates
Howard Loveland
John Ohrn
D. Brown
P. L. Swansim
A. Per and
Mes
Riph Gates
Elof Dall
Merla Akam
Ira Wickwire
Cliente Cox
Loretta Beldin
Marvin Millspaw
D. W. Clark
Peppermint Ball planned by Senior Tri-Hi- group
Senior Tri-Hi- plans a Peppermint Ball at the Junior High Gymnasium on December 5 with Dahl’s orchestra. An admittance fee will be charged. Miss Evelyn Davis and Miss Jacquelyn Welch were chosen to manage tickets. Fifteen members attended the meeting held Tuesday evening in X rooms.
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X Rooms
Tuth Bennett
Dorothy Wallace
Marilyn Ingham
Evelyn Davis
Mrs Lawrence Morton Honored At Park Street Party
Mrs Lawrence Morton was celebrated at a Park Street party hosted by Mrs Thomas Benin and Mrs Cleve Morton. Guests enjoyed games and a gala course, with prizes and many gifts for the guest of honor, as recounted by Mrs Earl Haight and others.
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Lawrence Morton
Thomas Benin
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Mes
Lawrence Murtesi
Priges
Earl Haight
F. W. Bey
Tanneice Morlun
Joseph Guth
Birthday Party Honors Malcolm Dearing At West Washington
A surprise birthday party at the Dearing home on West Washington street honored Malcolm Dearing. Guests included Lea John stom Ernest Guignon Charles Dom inessy Theo May John Parsons Raymond and Thomas Burkhart who received ball point pens. Refreshments featured decorated cake hot dogs hamburgers soft drinks and relishes. Mr Dennig received fine gifts from his friends.
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Dearing
Malcolm Dearing
West Washington Street
Lea Johnstom
Ernest Guignon
Charles Dominessy
Theo May
John Parsons
Duck Raymond
Thomas Burkhart
Dennig
Card Club Meets At Mrs Baressi Home
Mrs. Joseph Baressi hosted a card club gathering at her Fourth Avenue residence with guests Mrs. John Kissman and Mrs. Garmen Piccirillo. Prizes for 500 went to Mrs. Barry Paulson Jr. and Mrs. Baressi. a box lunch followed. Next meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Hunt.
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Card Club
Joseph Baressi
Fourth Avenue
John Kissman
Garmen Piccirillo
Memo
Barry Paulson Jr
Baressi
Robert Hunt
Miss Nancy Wood Marriage Announced at Clymer Parsonage
Miss Nancy Wood, daughter of Mrs Glenn Wood of 213 Second Avenue, wed Mr Alvi Dinynewold of Clymer at Aller Reformed Church parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Kev Rennie Hutt Hun on Saturday evening. The couple, who met in Corry schools and Cleveland East High, now reside in Clymer.
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Nancy Wood
Glenn Wood
Second Avenue
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Alvi
Dinynewold
Clymer
Kev
Rennie
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Tewinkle
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Duinewald
Corry
East High School
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Linen Shower Honors Miss Coletta Schramling
Miss Coletta Schramling was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Judy Suilter at the Schramling home in Wayne. Guests included Gwendolyn Kingsley Wilma Japoin Trehe Motus Rose Lisen Mary Jane Outalf and Mary Helens Curtis along with Mrs Farley Reed. The evening featured visits, games, and refreshments salad fruit bridal cake and coffee served late.
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Coletta Schramling
Judy Suilter
Coletta Schramline
Hulde-Cleei
Keith Britt
Schraming
Wayne
T He Musee
Gwendolyn Kingsley
Wilma Japoim
Trehe Motus
Rose Lisen
Mary Jane Outalf
Mary Helens Curtis
Farley Reed
Bluest
Hoste
Rainbow Girls Meet at Masonic Temple Last Evening
A Rainbow Girls meeting at the Masonic Temple was led by Worthy Advisor Mrs. Sally Rifiner with a business session. Mother Advisor Mrs. Ann Hamilton spoke, joined by guests from Evie Assembly No. Mrs. George Gold, past grand Worthy Advisor, attended. Light refreshments followed.
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Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Sally Rifiner
Ann Hamilton
Brie
Evie Assembly No
George Gold
Hte
Dorcas Class Meets At Gordon Home Of First Methodist
The Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church gathered at Miss Bonelta Gordons home on East Church Street with Mrs Hazel Brockman presiding and Mrs Henry Rockman leading devotions. Plans were made for a Christmas dinner December 17 at Mechureh and gifts decided for 44 children at the Ethel Harpst Home in Cedartown, Georgia. Refreshments were served by the hostess Miss Helen Juni and Miss Lois McCray.
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Gordon Home
First Methodist Church
Bonelta Gordon
East Church Street
Hazel Brockman
Henry Rockman
Mechureh
Expup
Ethel Harpst
Cedartown
Helen Juni
Lois McCray
Joseph Prugar To Head Knights of Columbus
Joseph Prugar was elected grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council 425 at a meeting held at St Edward's School. Officers named include Alfred Fic cardi deputy grand knight and Baward Gluvna chancellor. Installation was by district deputy J Kenneth Kearney and plans set for regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month.
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Spetani
Council 425
Knights of Columbus
St. Edward's School
Joseph
Puligar
Alfred Ficcardi
Baward Gluvna
Joseph Ficcardt
Walter Blair
James P. Sullivan
Jues O'Brien
Walter Sweet
George Mulderick
J. Kenneth Kearney
Erie
Ean
Momtjay
Edinboro Dean Guest Speaker Here Cotas 3
Edinboro State Teacher College dean Dr HL offered a fine talk on family life and educational plans to the Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs John Street presided, with opening devotions led by Mrs James Harper and flag salute by H G Wolfe. The meeting approved purchasing a TB Bond and rewarded Mrs Cloire Porter’s room with the attendance prize.
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Ururuming
Como
Attik
Germany
Europe
Edinboro State Teacher College
John Street
James Harper
H. G. Wolfe
Cloire Porter
Presbyterian Bazaar Draws Fine Crowd at Club Social
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a Women’s Association bazaar with a Latin America theme. Attendees enjoyed costumes, crafts, and a nine act show titled The Frog Prince. Mrs. S. Doblis chaired the event. Mrs. William Tenby led as general chair, with Mrs. J. Heerlein, Mrs. W. Patterson, and May Marion Stilth assisting. A full report will follow.
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First Presbyterin Chuyett
Latin America
Wornem
Doblis
William Tenby
J. 2
Heerlein
JW. Patterson
Marion Stilth
Girl Scout Leaders Meet for Busy Evening
Girl Scout leaders gathered last evening at Mrs William Bourts Wattshueg home for a business meeting. Mer rll Wace named publicity chairman and Mrs Edward Rose district chairman read the Eric Coucll piloy. Program featured music, crafts, a mince and pumpkin pie with whipped cream, and coffee. Next session set for January 21 with Mrs Bertin Burs of Union City.
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William Bourts
Ar Wattshueg
Merrll Wace
Edward Rosebother
Eric Coucll
Bertin Burs
Union City
Mrs. Waite Honored At Snyder Circle Party
Mrs. Robert Waite was honored at a Snyder Circle party hosted by Mrs Thomas Flanipan. About twelve friends attended the evening event with entertainment and dessert. Mrs Richard Momisin received a prize, and Mrs Waite and guests were presented with gifts from the group.
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Robert Waite
Walt Wiles
Thomas Flanipan
Snyder Cirele
Richard Momisin
Award Ternpike Contract Harrisburg Section Awarded
A $1,684.40 contract for the first section of the Delaware River Turnpike project was awarded to Brewster and Son, Inc, Bogota, Nod, for construction. The action was announced in Harrisburg as part of the turnpike program.
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Contrael
la George MD. Brewster and Son, Inc
Bogota
Nod
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
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