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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1953

Page

5

Senators oppose Moroccan air base plans in Morocco

Senators Case and Stennis object to Air Force plans for the last two of five bases in French Morocco. They criticise sites near Dolmaul and De Eldima as unsuitable, citing their tour with Senator Duff and a subcommittee inspection. Work has not yet begun on those bases.

Associated Press Washington Case Stennis U.S. Air Force French Morocco Sen Diff Dolmaul de Eldima Stnator Nowesvear Sidi Slimane Ion Ben Guer Sterinis Duff Senate Armed Services Subcommittee Inspec U.S

Women of the Moose Meet at North Center Street Lodge

The Women of the Moose held a meeting last evening with 40 members present in the lodge rooms on North Center street. An invitation to the Erie convocation on October 25 was read. A new class of candidates was formed and the Academy of Friendship card party is set for November 17 at the VFW Post home.

Women of the Moose North Center Street Erie Academy of Friendship VFW Dean Bashline Wayne Evans Mooseheart Christmas Fund Cone Jessie Mason William Prine Ruth Clark Leland Wilcox Bertha Darwin Charles VanTassel Darwin

Wo men s Society of World Service Dinner Meeting

The October meeting of the Wo men s Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church drew over 60 members and guests for a tureen dinner. Howard Correll assisted with the Cony Crusade for Christ as 14 new members were welcomed and a reception for them followed. An offering supported the Korea social relations project, after which attendees adjourned to the Corry Senior High School Auditorium for the crusade program. The November 1 meeting will be at Mrs. Howard VanTassel s home at 8 p.m.

WSWS Women's Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Howard Correll Korea Corry Senior High Howard VanTassel

Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting Reported

The Carter Hill Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with Mrs. Nelson Williams. Twenty one people attended including 14 members five children and two guests Mrs. Helen Aldrich and Mr. Williams. A door prize went to Mrs. Aldrich and a Tupperware demonstration followed. The next meeting will feature a mystery sale with details announced later.

Carter Hill Ladies Aid Nelson Williams Helen Aldrich Williams

Rose and Roberts welcomed as a son and a daughter

A son named Michael Owen was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Owen Rose of San Jose California with Norma Johnston and Mr and Mrs William Johnston of West South Street as grandparents. A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of 960 East South Street.

Michael Owen Owen Rose San Jose Calif Rose Norma Johnston William . Johnston West South Street Corry Memorial Hospital Charles Roberts East South Street

Card Club Hostess Hosts Bridge Evening

Mrs. Percy Corbin of 190 Wright Street hosted a bridge club with two tables. Prizes went to Mrs. J. S. Kelsey and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley, with Mrs. Harry Hall receiving a special award for salad refreshments. Mrs. Robert Tunnel to entertain the club in two weeks.

Card Club Percy Corbin Wright Street J. S. Kelsey

Home Extension Leaders Meet At Grange Hall

Women from Columbus and nearby groups attended a Wednesday session of the Home Extension Leaders Training Group at Youngsville Grange Hall. Demonstrations covered aluminum tray painting and etching, basket weaving, and textile painting, with instruction from several groups and strong local interest.

Home Extension Youngsville Grange Hall Paul Suebar Arthus Aylitg Kenneth van Cise Columbus

Neighborhood Club Meets at Ottaway Home in West Smith Street

Mrs Lillian Ottaway hosted the Neighborhood Club at her West Smith Street home with guest Mrs Martha Petite of Bradford. Bingo was played with Mrs Mary Staf ford and Mrs Petite winning awards. The birthday of Miss Mittie Akum was honored with a gift from secret sisters. Light refreshments were served and the next meeting date will be announced.

Neighborhood Club Ottaway Lillian Ottaway West Smith Street Martha Petite Bradford Mary Stafford Petite Miss My Tie Akum Secret Sisters

Quilting Club Guests at Evie Member's Home

The Quilting Club met yesterday at Mrs. William H. Groft's home for a 1 o'clock luncheon and a social afternoon. Local attendees included Mrs. J. Donald Watson Mrs. Arthur Cochran Mrs. J. Harold Patterson Mrs. Ross Feltman Mrs. Walter Windall Mrs. Brice Thomas Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. T. W. Whitehead.

Quilting Club Evie William H. Groft J. Donald Watson Arthur Cochran J. Harold Patterson Ross Feltman Walter Windall Brice Thomas Robert Brown T. W. Whitehead

Washington School PTA Met Yesterday

The Washington School Parent-Teacher Association held its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the school with 25 members present. Opening devotions were led by Mrs Paul F Bauer and the flag salute by Miss Helen Johnson.

Washington School Parent-Teacher Association Paul F. Bauer Helen Johnson Robert Tunnell Washington Richie Mountain Clifford McCloskey Burt Leeds Brownie Olin Simmons Amby Allen Robert Johnson Donald Neylon Joe Jackman PTA

WRC Plans Bake Sole And Bazaar In November

The Women's Relief Corps No. 40 held a quilting session at IOOF Hall with Mrs Marjorie Brown and her committee serving a noon dinner. President Mrs Merle Lane led the meeting and Mrs Ruth Munn reported on the recent convention. A $13.50 donation from the convention was given to the Brookville Home. Plans were announced for a bazaar and bake sale on November 11 and 7 at the Stewart Hat Shop, with further details to follow. Pier and Mrs Florence Bates were named delegates to the department convention in Meadville next year. A rhinestone necklace was presented to Mrs Glenn Saunderson as she relocates to Arizona. Mrs Henry Hall will chair the next meeting on November 8.

WRC IOOF Women’s Relief Corps No. 40 Marjorie Brown Merle Lane Artler Ruth Munn Brookville Stewart Pier Florence Bates Department Meadville Glenn Saunderson Arizona Henry Hall

Birthday Party for Billy Sullivan

A family party was held honoring the second birthday of Billy Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sullivan at 173 West South Street. Ice cream and a decorated birthday cake were served. The guest of honor received several nice gifts.

Billy Sullivan Robert Sullivan West South Street

Spencer Ladies Aid Met In Regular Session

The Spencer Ladies Aid met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Dean Mitchell with a tureen dinner for 10 members and a guest. Mrs. Fullom presided, and a rebutt noted the gift to the Nichols family after their home burned recently. Mrs. Fullom will host the November 19 meeting.

Spencer Ladies Aid Dean Mitchell R. D Carl Fullam Nichols Fullom

Mrs James Babcock Hostess At Aid Meeting

Mrs James Babcock of R D 4 entertained Whee lock Community Aid yesterday as the group held a tureen dinner and afternoon business session. Mrs Frank Harvey chaired meetings, devotions by Mrs Howard VanTassel, readings by Mrs Howard Dougherty and Mrs Charles Kennedy, with Mrs Leon VanTassel named chaplain. Quilting occurred during the balance of the afternoon as members set a November 5 gathering at the home of Mrs Charles Kennedy.

Wheelock Community Aid James Babcock Frank Harvey Howard. VanTassel Howold Dougherty Charles Kennedy Leon VanTassel Charles Bugbee Ap. m

CGG Club Guests Entertain At Mrs Morrison Home

Mrs Alfred M Morrison hosted CGG Club guests at her Liberty Street home for the regular meeting with all members present. Awards were won by Mrs James Sullivan, Mrs Milton VanDresar l and Mrs Herold Crage. The group will meet November 5 with Mrs Louis Valentine as hostess.

CGG Club Alfred M. Morrison Liberty Street James J. Sulllivan Milton. VanDresar l Herold Crage Louis Valentine

Contract Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Holt Home

Two tables competed in a contract bridge play last night at Mrs. E W Holt’s North Center street home. Awards went to Mrs Holt, Mrs H Langdon Rowe, and Mrs Don Kincaid. Rowe will host the next meeting. Hostess served salad and refreshments.

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