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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
5
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Sue Ann Warner daughter of Mrs Audrey Warner of West Frederick Street was honored at a birthday party hosted by her aunt Mrs Ernest Hildrum in Youngsville yesterday. Ten guests attended the affair to celebrate her fourth birthday with games gifts and favors of candy and whistle blowouts. The cake featured a miniature maypole. Guests hailed from Crown Pa Youngsville and Corty.
The regular Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at First Methodist Church featured devotions by Mrs. Marguerite Nichols, a business session led by Mrs. Robert MacGregor, and a report on the Middle East study course. Fifteen members attended, and a nylon hosiery drive for Japan was organized for the next circle meeting.
The Women’s Relief Corps District No 3 held its 64th annual convention at the Valley Board Association Odd Fellows Hall in North East on Saturday. Officers were introduced, 1959 officers elected, and four Corry members were initiated as new officers: Clara Hill president Horace Hankin junior vice president Manley Robbins Jr guard Leon Winn secretary. Eva Dundon received the dear prize as the session closed with the song God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Corry Kiwanis and Mill Creek Kiwanis met after dinner for a relar session touring Westlake Junior High School valued at two million dollars. The inter-club gathering was planned by Thomas Russell and Jay Rodgers, with Chris Christensen leading the committee. Corry Red High School Key Club will be guests at next week’s royal club session.
The Rachel Circle of St Pauls Lutheran met at Mrs Robert Clark's home on R D 3 for its first monthly session. Nineteen members and three new members joined Irvin Reitz Ivan Wickwire and Jack Owens. Mrs Gus Eder led devotions and a Ruth story while Kate Luther wife program was presented by Eder and Burl Bailey.
Advertising material sought by the Wayne Valley Evangelion United Brethren Church for its fall supper in November. About 40 attendees expected. the class asks local firms for inexpensive promotional items like pens pencils and note pads to match each business and city.
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School held its annual family night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deshazer with ten members and their families present. Mrs. L. H. Redding led in singing and music. Refreshments of hot dogs, coffee, and Kool Aid closed the session. The November meeting will be with Mrs. Lud Walhike, when officer elections will take place.
A birthday party for Hugh McKnight’s 11th year was held Sunday evening at Rt D. 2 Columbus. Seventeen boys attended and enjoyed a Wiener roast and farm games. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKnight distributed gifts to the honoree.
The Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Roscoe Keck’s East Main street home with twelve members. Devotions titled Luke and Miracles opened the session. A rummage sale was planned for October 24 and 25. pickup requests were directed to Mrs. Robert McClintock. The church family dinner honoring the choirs was announced for November 22. The program led by Miss Adele McCray featured The World in box groups. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. The session adjourned to meet November 10 at Mrs. James Lundy’s home.
The Spring Creek Sportsman's Club held a 500 card party at the club house on Saturday evening. High score prizes went to Mrs B V Jaquith and William H Mitchell. Cake and toffee refreshments were served, and a pancake breakfast is announced for the clubhouse Sunday morning.
The First Methodist Church hosts the Middle East Study Course for women led by Mrs. Leland Johnston with 16 attendees. Officers include Mrs. Curtis O’Shell secretary and Mrs. Carl Dahl publicity chairperson. Rev. George Myers spoke on Middle East history and the current situation. The next session is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday October 20 with reports by several members. a free will offering at theNovember 17 concluding meeting will fund schools in Uruguay, India, Japan, Congo, and the Philippines.
A homemade bomb exploded today at the private chapel of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Kumasi in Accra Ghana. It was the fifth attack on the chapel. The public was invited to attend a breakfast offering proceeds to the building fund.
A federal appeals court hearing on the Little Rock school integration dispute was protested by the Little Rock School Board. Key parties may not be represented. the case challenges the plan to temporarily close four high schools for use as private segregated institutions. The appeal by the NAACP targets a district judge’s ruling denying jurisdiction and a higher court should decide the question.
The department plans to submit a revised budget in June with a breakdown of allocations among defense and associated services. A session discussed reorganizing the budget to show power structure changes, while concerns noted the 1460 year outlook and potential extensions.
Madagascar's colonial assemblies proclaimed a Malgache Republic with self government in internal matters while remaining part of the French community. A French supervising body will handle foreign policy, defense, funds, and select judicial and educational matters. Official symbols stay the French Tricolor. Madagascar counts about one million inhabitants.
Three gospel missionaries Albert Zyp Grace Zyp and Adde Gans will speak at First Battle Church Corry Sunday at 7 45 pm and Cutting town hall Monday night about their work among displaced persons in Austria. The trio will describe life among the displaced and the church work across denominations with slides to be shown.
AP reports at Northwest Grace Hospital Detroit that four Ullman quadruplet girls born Sunday night are healthy one day old and in incubators Tests were arranged to determine if they are identical The infants Helen Martha Marion and Catherine weighed four pounds each at birth Their mother Julia Ullman 40 is a twin and mother of two other children aged one and two Chester Ullman 24 a carpenter is the father
LUNUUN APPIA WIOWY is 106 year old honey blonde Miss World 1968. Penelope Anne Coelen, 5 foot 14, from South Africa, won after 20 contestants. She received 500 pounds, a beige sports car, and appearance contracts. Nancy Anne Corcoran of New York City failed to reach the final round among 14 who did not advance.
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