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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
5
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The Lilium Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held an evening meeting with Mrs Tiffany presiding. Officers for the year were announced as President Mrs Tiffany, First Vice President Mrs Wagpink, Second Vice President Mrs M S Reed, Secretary Mrs Rene Counasse, and Treasurer Mrs Don Willaduns. A card party is planned for October 7 with chairs Mrs George Hagger and Mrs Thomas Rothrock, and a corporate communion for the women was discussed for next Sunday. Mrs Louis Morrow will lead the breakfast after the morning service. Speaker Mrs William Seita reported on a district meeting in Erie and discussed the United Thank Offering of Episcopal Churchwomen.
Moose Wome StagaGz-2 Party last evening hosted a fall style show at the Moose home. Miss Maxene Oberthan served as commentator with Mrs Alfred Von Dresar on piano while models included Miss Judy Gnutman and Patricia MoKeta among others. Paul Hamilton conducted the 50 50 drawing and word of the event circulated among attendees.
A Sim Whe born at Cony Memmoin Hospital yesterday to Loona and Harold Henderson, Eric, with other births noted. Door prize winners included Mrs. Kenneth Shinglederker and Mrs. George Downey among many names. Cards winners listed, and refreshments of party sandwiches and cookies served. Mrs. Desse Mason led as general chair with committee members handling details.
Readers discuss life of Miriam with Miss Ohrn detailing Moses sister as eight members and two guests answer roll call. Hostesses Mrs acaipncurlis and Miss Tha Ohrn served Halloween themed apple pie and ice cream. Next meeting set for October 1st with Mrs Bertha Stockton.
Mrs Arthur Lindstrom hosted the Martha Circle of the WSCS with Mrs John Lindstrom assisting. Ruth Dahlstrande led devotions, Mel Hotchkiss chaired the tea, and 16 members attended. A World Day of Prayer reminder, Red Sock Christmas Party, and self denial week were noted, with plans for November 1 meeting.
Beta Phi sorority members of X1 Beta Phi chapter met at Mrs Ernest Simmons home in Columbus. They planned a picnic October 9 at the Wise-Hvar Ludlow camp, a October 1 trip to Erie to see Father Knows Best, and a October 18 progressive dinner at Euland Harvey’s home with a dessert course and meeting. They discussed a Centennial Celebration in Corry and welcomed new member Mrs Walter Kesler of Hotel Corry. Mrs Euland Harvey spoke on integrity and self reliance using Whitman and Emerson, followed by dessert and social time.
Mrs Richard Flye hosted the Mary Circle meeting at the First Methodist Church West Cinunilus Avenue. The group planned to sell candy to raise money for a pledge drive and discussed church work in citizenship while Mrs Herbert Loveland assisted the hostess in serving refreshments at the close.
The Gran Coveréity chairman Mrs Ciwityy Geplert Kate announced the senior TOD as the first pro. Mrs Maurice Portér received a prize for best reports. Sorenson led the gathering with a meet conducted to donate to the hospital piedee fund. Attendance went to Miss Helen Porter with refreshments by Mrs Soleison and Mrs William Rothrig.
Local Rebekahs install officers as a group of named members and officers are listed, including Mrs Huds and Mrs Walter Mich Vier grand and other supporters. The report names conductors chaplains and various officers and mentions the installation event and attendees.
A fragmented local notice reports a wedding held October 19 with attendees including Mrs Ber Lig Durwil Mrs Ine Wickiwire and Mie Glens Caton among others from Lakewood Spapbarablirg and Brie. The piece also mentions a period following the event and reflects a reflective line about giving up light for a day.
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