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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1962
Page
5
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The Journal lists church and club meetings through October 13. Activities include executive and committee meetings at Methodist and EUB churches, prayer meetings, workshops, aid society gatherings, craft and sewing sessions, and a spiritual retreat at Edward’s Chapel near Clymer.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCray of 220 West Smith Street were honored at an Open House and reception on Sunday celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary. The event at their son-in-law and daughter Joseph Frisina and wife at 27 East Bond Street drew friends from Union City Edinboro Erie Spring Creek Spartansburg Cambridge Springs and Florida. Attendants included Howard McCray of Poway Calif Charles McCray Virginia McCray Richard McCray and the Frisinas. A coral and white three tier cake topped with coral chrysanthemums matched floral decor. Cake by Mrs John Betisink floral arrangements by Mrs Arthur Jackson. Aides included Mrs Charles McCray and Mrs Charles Weeks. Miss Adele McCray kept the guest book. Other aides listed. Gifts included many presents and a money purse. Mrs McCray received a corsage.
Mrs Maloney entertained 500 Club members on Thursday evening at her Spring Street home. Awards went to Mrs John Middleton and Mrs Ronald Volk. Dessert refreshments followed. Next session will be hosted by Mrs David Swanson of Snyder Circle on October 18 at her home.
Warren Library librarian Mrs Georgia Coyle will speak at the Dean School PTA meeting Tuesday evening at 8 p m. She will also show films about libraries and library work. All members are urged to attend.
IEUB Circles met midweek at members homes with Esther Circle hosted by Mrs Verna Whitney Elk Street 14 guests attended Scripture read by Mrs William Halfast letters from Hong Kong missionaries read Mrs Harold Fish led by a group including Mrs Alfred Haensl Mrs Gertrude Grover and others Pumpkin pie tea coffee served by Mrs Vanik and Mrs Reagle Next session will be Combined circle at the church Rebekah Circle met at Mead Avenue home with 14 members present Prayer led by Mrs G T Bergman lesson by Mrs Harley Banks Participants listed Refreshments served Deborah Circle met at North Center Street home with 11 guests Business meeting led by Mrs Jerome Davis noting a study class on October 22.
The Berean Society of the First Baptist Church gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Alston Chase with 19 members present. Co-hosts were Mr and Mrs Pred Marsh. A social period with refreshments followed. The group plans to meet November 5 at the Marsh home on Hereford Road R D 4.
A gathering of women employees from the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation met at Bud's Food Shop in Jamestown to honor Mrs. James A. Paul of the Cleveland division as a guest of Mrs. Gerald Duell of Brookstreet. Attendees included Shirley Larson C. A. Duke Janet Carroll Jeanne Manley Woodrow Hess Clarence Savko Louise Williams Marion Ross Anthony Lamendola and others. A social evening followed the dinner.
Bishop A. Frank Smith known as Mr. Methodist in Texas died at his home at age 73 after almost five decades of service to the Methodist Church. He led church activities across the state and was widely recognized for his dedication to the denomination.
Wayne VanGuilder led a social gathering with all members present. Mrs. Jackson Taylor helped Mrs. Westley serve coconut pie tea and coffee to guests.
A reception from 4 to 8 p m at Wattsburg Grange Hall honors Mr and Mrs John Martin Smith married Sunday at St Paul s Lutheran Church in Washington Pa The bride formerly Miss Eileen Cynthia Elliot is the daughter of Mrs Wanda Elliot of Washington Pa and Mr Smith is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Smith of Wattsburg The church was decorated with white gladioli and pompous The bride wore a street length white nylon tulle gown with a tied bodice and short jacket Her fingertip veil was held with a pearls frown and she carried a pink and white corsage Miss Cheryl Elliot sister of the bride was maid of honor and Larry Elliot brother of the bride served as best man
The mother of the bride hosted a close ceremony with a church reception afterward. Decorations featured a three tiered cake and floral arrangements at the bride’s table. Mr. Smith, an airman second class in the United States Air Force, will depart for Okinawa on December 6. After his departure the newlywed Mrs. Smith will live with her mother in Washington.
The Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association named John C. Rusnak, 17, of the Tarentum Valley Daily News, as newspaper boy of the year. In the junior division, Richard Saul, 13, of the Greensburg Tribune-Review earned the award. Each winner received a trophy and a $100 U S Savings Bond.
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