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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
5
The first Fall meeting of the Inquisitors Club of Raymond Mig Company is set for Friday at 7 pm in LOOF Hall. Dub Wiggers will speak, with refreshments and social time to follow, and members are urged to attend after reading the session notes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stoddard of North Clymer celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Monday September 9. The couple married in Spring Creek and moved to North Clymer in 1910. They have four living children and twelve grandchildren. A family gathering and party are planned with many relatives attending.
The Duplicate Bridge Association rescheduled from Wednesday September 11 to Monday September 9 at Hotel Corry for 6:30 PM. Reservations through Mrs Harold Burgnon. Nine tables played in Inst eveling's event with Kinley high in North South at 1712.
Miss Marie J. Zafropulos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zafiropulos of 183 Park Street Corry, is among 494 freshmen arriving at Vassar College for the first term. The entering class spans 29 states and the District of Columbia with 19 foreign students from Norway, the British Isles, Iraq, Greece, Iceland, and China. Nine foreign students who entered last year are returning.
The Circle No 3 of the WSCS met yesterday at Mrs Juan Gur s home with Arthur Foster leading devotions from Psalm 1. Mrs Clarence Montain presided as the group planned meal service for the upcoming WCDU convention at the Methodist Church next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wade of Meadville welcome Patricia Ann born August 25 at Meadville City Hospital. Mrs Ware is formerly Kathryn Derschell of this city. Kathleen Lyn Webb born September 2 at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr and Mrs Ronald Webb of RD 2 Cormy.
The Dovens Sunday School of the Methodist Church held its first fall meeting at East Poederick street hosted by Mrs Bert Williams. Twenty five members attended as Mrs R S Devey presided and calendar events include a Christmas dinner December, a Borewsea in February and a Phi thic on June, plus a rummage sale October 14. A wiener roast is set for September 18 at Mead Park with committee members named.
Mrs. Mary Stafford hosted a social gathering at her home on West Smith Street last evening attended by Chad and other neighbors. Winners announced were Mrs. Fat Weidner and Mrs. Lyle Shreve. Donuts and coffee were served. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Martha Petit on West Frederick Street on September 18.
Mrs Hunt entertained Krazyate members with guest Mrs T A Root attending. Two tables of progressive sales were played as Mrs Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs George McMahon won prizes. Refreshments included polar salad crackers apple pies and coffee. Next meeting set for September 8.
The United Relief Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday at Mrs. B K Mauenstein’s home on Bond Street. New officers were elected with the vice president giving devotions. The meeting handled routine business and completed a quilt. Miss Charles Keppel assisted the hostess serving refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs Rosa Westley’s Worth Street home with a luncheon to follow.
Mrs. Joseph DeMarte was honored at a shower party hosted by Mrs. Betty McCaslin and Miss Marjorié Evans. Fifteen guests attended with bingo and 500 games. prizes went to Miss Groe Mustlice Wor and Mrs. E Raymond Cathers. Gifts for the honoree were many and attractive in pink and wine, with a buffet of ice cream cake and coffee served.
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