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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a date related to a local matter on 10, with unclear context. The readable parts reference a street name and official action but lack sufficient details to specify the event or involved parties.
The Rebekah Circle of the EUB Church held a Wednesday afternoon des sert luncheon and business session with 14 members. Officers for the coming year were elected. Esther and Deborah Circles met the same day with 15 and 12 members respectively, reading letters from missionaries, presenting lessons, and electing officers. Tea, coffee, cake, and pumpkin pie were served.
Mrs Albert Hilma Anderson of Corry marks her 89th birthday while remaining active in church and social affairs. She resides on Raymond avenue and visits daughter Verna Foster in R D 3. Her family includes daughters Ruth Seastead and Verna Foster, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and a missionary grandson in Japan.
Cobbs Corners Community Church will host an eight night palliodngelistic crusade from October 11 to 18 at 8 pm each evening except Saturday. Guest speaker will be Mrs. H J Sutton, wife of the Western Pennsylvania District superintendent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. The program features music, a Bert Jones night and youth rally for Alliance churches. Located five miles from Spring Creek on the Spring Creek Titusville road. Rev. Jerry McCauley, pastor, offers details. Chesapeake Va Perche Malay sets world record in 100 meter backstroke 59.8 seconds to qualify for the US 400 meter medley relay at the Olympics.
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at Mrs. George Hagger’s home with 25 members. The group accepted responsibility for two October Overcomers meetings, planned a parish reception for the new pastor and wife on October 18, postponed a rummage sale to next Friday, and coordinated article collection. A slide program recalling Rev. William Seitz Jr.’s farewell was shown by Mrs. Joseph Seitz.
An oven church wedding is planned tomorrow for Miss Donna Marian DeJean daughter of Mrs Olive DeJean who will wed Robert William Armitage at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 2 Tay ss. Also noted are visits by Baltimore guests the Schoen tichs and a Columbus Grange meeting at IOOP Hall Lottsville with installation by Pomona Grange master Clifford Haynes and an auditing report.
The Catholic Daughters group at VEW Post Tiie met in October with Miss M Agnes Lynch presiding. They announced a social meeting October 22 and a bake sale Sunday at St Edward School auditorium after Masses. Plans included Sister's Tea November 4 from 3 to 5 pm at the local convent and a rummage sale with coordinators. Members invited to attend Warren CDA Court anniversary dinner November 16 at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
The Corry Assembly of God Women’s Missionary Council met at the church with Mrs. Donald Hagle presiding. Mrs. Lawrence Swanson led devotions and plans included a November husband and wife banquet, Christmas gifts to an Indian reservation, hospital gowns and bandages for a leper colony in India, and a new afghan crochet project. Mrs. James Miller will host the next meeting on November ard.
Mrs Watrous hosted the Sciota Community Aid gathering at her home with twenty three members attending an all day meeting. Mrs Alice Camp led the business session after a noon tureen dinner. Reports came from Mrs Belle Colegrove and Mrs Archie Hurlbut. Mrs Homer Kolstee gave devotions before an afternoon of games and visiting. The next meeting time and place will be announced.
Mrs E F Pain, Mrs C A Williams, and Mrs R Ott Jr gathered at the Williams residence on Wayne street to finalize plans for the annual fall awards luncheon at Corry Country Club. The event, sponsored by the Women’s Association, BVBAE, HOHOrig, will feature Miss Jo St Clair and the third Jo St Clair golfing trophy along with other trophies and tournament awards for Ladies Day season winners. Attendees included Mrs George Hagger, Mrs Walter Bertram, Mrs Camden Ruffner, Mrs Robert Forrester, and Mrs Edward Kaiser.
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