Wilma Hopkins Weds James Spaulding in First Baptist Church
Wilma Lorraine Hopkins married James Clark Spaulding in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church on September s with Rev. Spaulding and Rev. Warren Lewis officiating. The bride wore a white crepe gown with daisies, pearls, and a daisies embroidered cap, and carried three white roses. Donna Hopkins served as maid of honor with bridesmaids including Mrs. Edward Howe and Miss Jan Spaulding. Richard Adams, Marian Sherwood, and Lavonne Marsh aided, and the couple departed for Atlantic City for their honeymoon. The article also notes attendees from multiple cities and Cedarville College affiliations for the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wilma Lorraine Hopkins
James Clark Spaulding
Lottie Hopkins
West Pleasant Street
Spauldings
Clark EB. Spaulding Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Spaulding
Warren Lewis
Donna Hopkins
Edward Howe
Jan Spaulding
William Cole
William McComb
Richard Adams
Marian Sherwood
Lavonne Marsh
Kay Austin
J.C. Spaulding Sr
Denver
Colo
Rockford
Rochelle
Ill
Greenfield
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Brunswick
Ohio
Newport
Erie
Girard
Spartansburg
Columbus
Atlantic City
N.J
Cedarville College
Cedarville
Charlotte Willis
Margaret Mostrando
Harold Gregory
Kenneth Marsh
Fred Marsh
WCTU Holds Dues-Paying Meet and Club Activities
The WCTU and a Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club session at the YMCA feature four-table play, winners and plans for next week, with reservations suggested. Beta Sigma Phi Xi Beta Phi hosts at Findley Lake, memorial book for Edward Heckman, and fund-raising cookbook sale noted. A fatal auto crash near Brownsville claims Dennis Ruffcom, 28, and injures cousin Larry Ruffcom, 2. County dinner set for October 20 at Asbury Methodist. education books purchase approved for high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Dennis Ruffcom
West Brownsville
Washington County
Larry Ruffcom
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First United Methodist Church
Charles Amy Ar
Creeping Mast
Asbury Methodist Church
Erie
Pepe Pye
PRM
George Washington Hotel
Washington, Pa
Esther Pounds
Agnés” Rupp
Claus Spencer 80 Honored At Birthday Party
Claus Spencer, 80, was honored at a birthday party on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Raymond. The event featured cards and gifts as friends gathered to celebrate the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Spencer
RD. 2
Murray
Charlotte) Raymond
Occas
Mrs Marty Hostess For China Painters
The Corry Federation of China Painters met for an all day session at Mrs A Marty Sof RD. 3. Mildred Lieder, president, led a brief business meeting. The Pittsburgh show on September 27 at New Kensi Pa will award a tankard. tickets available from members. An October 5 evening session at 7 at Mrs Norman Swart ED 2's home will install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
First United Presbyterian Church
Adele McCray
Arthur Cochran
National Missions Program
Laurence McCray
Allan Hasbeouck
Iva Smith
Elmer ‘Sharer
Corry Federation of China Painters
A. Marty Sof
Mildred Lieder
Ritz
Pittsburgh
New
Kensi Pa
Norman Swart
Erie County Rotary Meeting Discusses Future Plans
Mr Capotis was guest of the Rotary Club. Adachi outlined plans for Erie County and the Corry area. Elsen presided at the meeting with Mowe from Meadville in attendance. Invocation offered by Rev Water J. Thoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Capotis
Rotary Club
Adachi
Erie County
Corry
Wranglers Plan October Trailride with John Payne
Wranglers announce an October Trailride to be led by trailboss John Payne on October 10 at Union City parade start. Formation at 12 o clock Room. Details from leaders. A Polly Clark led demonstration titled Trailer Safety covered key points for safe trailering. The next No Bar Riding Club meeting is set for October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Polly Clark
Grandparents News From Columbus And Area PTA Open House
Birdie announces second grandchild born August 20 in Olean to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stull. The Stulls’ daughter Mary Jane and son Dan Gace Stull are also noted. Columbus School PTA opens season with a meeting September 21 at 8 pm in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft, with officers Cochran and Curtis promoting attendance. Corry Council for Exceptional Children invites members to a fall session at the VFW Post Home. Household tip and a Marcus Aurelius quote round out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Marjorie) Hultz
Columbus
Robert
Mary Jane) Stull
Olean
Dan Gace Stull
Uist
Udercroft
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William
Doris) Cochran
Home Extension Group Holds Meet.
Mrs Frank Puckly Jr entertained at her Hamilton residence where she serves as president. Officers include Mrs Donald Sherman secretary treasurer Mrs Leonard Edwards devotions chairman. Next meeting in October at Mrs Thomas Labowski home. members to bring quilt tracks for upcoming quilt project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Puckly Jr
B.D. 4
Hamilton
Donald Sherman
Leonard Edwards
Morton
Thomas Labowski
Fld
Baby shower honors Mrs Turben and infant Cory James
A morning baby shower honored Mrs Donald Turben and her infant son Cory James of Sciota road. The event at 121 West Columbus Avenue featured a blue and white breakfast spread with a Soral centerpiece and gifts. Special award went to Mrs Jerry Berkhaus with several guests assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Lynne Loveland) Turben
Cory James
Sciota Road
Charles
Peg) Elchynski
West Columbus Avenue
Jerry Berkhaus
Michael Eckstrom
Relief Corps Dinner Marks Local Chapter Gathering
Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held a noon dinner at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street with Mrs. Mae Hall, Mrs. Anna Babcock, and Mrs. Loretta Belden on the serving committee. President Mrs. Wesley Willis led the business meeting. The district convention, moved from October 3 to October 17, was noted. Mrs. Velma Long read a poem about the Pennsylvania Memorial Home and its intendent, Mr Sianhired Whites. Mrs. Anna Babcock won a special award. Next meeting is October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Mae Hall
Anna Babcock
Loretta Belden
Wesley Willis
Velma Long
Pennsylvania Memorial
Brookville
Sianhired Whites
Group Gathers At Olson Home Regular Sunday School Meet
Twenty five members attended the Rehoboth Sunday School Class gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Olson on Columbus Avenue Thursday evening. President Robert George led the business portion with opening prayer by Delmar Lundeen. Mrs Harold Lloyd gave devotions on fellowship with God. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Harold Carlson and Mr and Mrs John Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Robert Olson
Columbus Avenue
Robert George
Delmar Lundeen
Harold Lloyd
God
Harold Carlson
John Hansen
Mrs S Nichols Hosts Dorcas Class Meeting at Franklin Home
The Dorcas Class of the First United Methodist Church held its September meeting Wednesday at Mrs Stanley Nichols's Franklin street home. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand acted as vice president and Mrs Henry Rockman led devotions. The group scheduled its October 21 meeting at Mrs Verna Foster's R D 3 residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First United Methodist Church
Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
Ruth Dahlstrand
Henry Rockman
Verna Foster
R.D. 3
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Society Editor
Wilma Hopkins
James Spaulding
Presbyterian
Jan
WCTU
Xi Beta Phi
Findley Lake
AM. Litz
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betty Pratt
Lit
William Stright
Edward Heckman
Corry Public Library
Heckman
neur rae al + Mra
Frank Asa
Onestar
Richard Mason
Laverne Miller
Cleve Morton
Frank Ostberg
John Walsh
Mrs. Marty
Wranglers
John Payne
West Main ST
Sugardale
Bologna
I Tii
Birdie
Columbus School Pta
Harold Curtis
Fork Street
John Decker
Dorothy Linendall
Stanford Hose Company
James
Phyllis) Maloney
No. 1
East South Street
William Kafferlin
Seattle
Wash
Spring Creek
PTA
Henry Pondel
Corry Council For Exceptional Children
VFW
Harold
Bonnie) Messenger
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
Turben
Relief Corps
Olson
S. Nichols
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