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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
5
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Forty five members of the Presbyterian Women gather at the church for monthly sessions. The event features readings and host duties by Mrs. Tiol or others, with plans discussed for future programs and community outreach.
Mrs Mabel Larson wed in Florida as local notices note. The event is linked to Naples area social reporting with many fragmented lines and references to Kiwanis program speaker George Orcutt and other community happenings.
Miss Myrtle Akam of Essex attended the Neighborhood Club gathering at Aut Gateany Ventelesina last evening with members praising the event. Gifts were exchanged, and secret sisters presented birthday tokens for Mrs. Edna Whvet, while Mrs. Jasper and others received acknowledgments. A memorial homily for the past week was noted, and the next club meeting is planned at Mrs. Lyle’s home with a birthday tribute for Miss Akam.
Mrs NY Silles hosted a bridal shower at her Columbus home with friends and relatives. Games and contests entertained guests. prizes went to Miss Doris Ireland, Miss Lynnette Pige, and Mrs Amy Curtis. Refreshments and door prizes accompanied the event with many gifts displayed from attendees.
A daughter was born Tuesday at WA spit 1 Jamestand to Mr and Mrs Oar. The family resides at R D 1 Columbus.
A fall gathering of St Pauls Lutheran Church women drafted plans to attend the United Lutheran Church Women synodical convention in Greenville next Tuesday and Wednesday. They voted to donate Christmas gifts for missionaries, organized a bake sale for October 8, and noted future announcements. Hosts served lunch after the session, with thanks read for Bethesda Home support. The next meeting is set for October 10.
Mrs Raymond Blynt hosted the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority at her Snyder Circle home on Tuesday evening for the first fall Sweet of the season. Assistant hostess was Mrs A A Carbonne. A program on the definition of happiness was presented by Mrs William Stright with several others assisting. Dessert was served at the close. The next meeting is set for September 12 at the home of Mrs John Mooney with Mrs Joseph Mooney as hostess.
Rainbow Girls outline officer installation with Miss Susan Kinley presiding in Nimoy’s absence. Mrs. Jack Stahl absent. replacing her is Mrs. Bart Williams. A letter from Miss Ornwile thanks officers and committees for their work. Miss Flori Ann Ross reports on bake sale. Miss Mary Flowis honored. Next meeting September 10 with installations at 7:30.
Bethany Bible Class met for the first fall session at First Baptist Church. Nineteen members answered roll call with quotations on the word trust. Mrs Richard Miller led devotional talk, prayers by several members, and a farewell gift to Mrs Miller who leaves for Liberia, Africa. Ice cream and cookies followed. hostess duties shared by Mrs Montoe and others. next meeting planned for October.
The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted a tureen dinner at the church last evening for about 42 people. Mrs Lys Campbell led the business meeting, Mrs Keith Henton gave the lesson on Silistons, and Mrs Dirn Culver delivered devotionals. A skit titled A Busy Day Paors the Pastor featured several members, followed by a prayer by Rev HL Ray Harris.
Miss Alabama Ann Stuart Amiai of Birmingham won the talent division with a lively song and dance routine. Miss California Joan Colleen Beckett of Sacramento led in the bathing suit competition with a honey blonde appearance and measured features. The WSWS business session is set for October 3 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Floyd Dougherty's home.
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