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DERRICK THE OIL CITY, (PA.) DERRICK, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1948 PAGE rWENTY-UNE Franklin Briefs Elder Ada Earnest, pastor of the Erie ei. Church of God, is conducting a. aeries at revival meetings this week at 7:30 p. each evenirg in church. Slight -injuries were suffered by Ray T.

Sparling of Franklin in an automobile accident Sunday at the intersection of Route IJ and Route 78. He was a passenger in a. car operated by-his brother Russell H. Sparling of Elmira, N. which was involved in a.

collision with a machine driven by H- V. Walters of McDonald. 14th Street P. T. A.

Held Meet Tuesday The fins.l meeting of the Fourteenth Street Parent-Teacher Association for this term was held in the school Tuesday -evening. Mrs. Meredith Welshans, as' retiring president, introduced past president, Mrs. W. E.

Spackman who The film "Rehearsal," a sequel to the caotSotn picture, "The Telephone Hour" will tie exhibited by A. S. Watson of the Pennsylvania Telephone Co. at this weelcly luncheon meeting of the Franklin Kiwanie club at noon today. Eagles Auxiliary Plans Mother's Day Services The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles -will conduct a special Mother's Day service at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Eagles home.

All auxiliary members are particularly urged to attend, along with membera of Cagics. and their wives. 'Special music will be featured and Mrs. Genevieve Den- mony. Mrs.

Charles A. Gape was installed as president for the ensuing year; Mrs. M. Deligiannis, as vice president; Mrs. John O'Polka, and Mrs.

Joseph Mackic, treasurer. The devotions wtre conducted by the children of the Bible School under the direction of Mrc. Charles Hill. They a. song and recited the 95th Psalm.

The room attendance awards were won by the grades taught by Mrs. Glenn D. Myers and Miss Roxanna Invin The books of the P. T. A.

were audited by Mr. and Mrs. H. Merrli: Maitland. Mrs.

Charles: Ernst, secretary, read the minutes. Mrs. Elmore D. Harris announced that the recent paper drive netted $50 for trie school and the bake sale proceeds totaled $24.51. This money was applied to the Library The libra'-y has been re decorated, old books renovated anc many new ones added.

Mrs. Ralph Plumer was of the project. The charter fcir the Second Wardj Cub Pack which has been sponsored by the P. T. A.

since its organization, was renewed. A letter of resignation accepted from Adam D. master, but SOCIETY NOTES Personals Mr. and Mrs. E.

Steane, of Mill Run are quests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beckman.

Mrs. Marjorie Cowan has returned to Blnghamton, N. after a visit with her daughter. Miss Vivien Cowan. Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Camp of Riv are visiting at the home of the latter'a mother, rs; Margaret E. McElhaney, 143 Grant st work with the ny. who organizod the Franklin auxiliary, will review the Qn and give Its 'history.

Appropriate also will be presented. Mrs. Mary Jane Neely is the Junior psst president; Mrs. Anne Wolf'. kiel, president; Mrs.

Sylvia Cotterman, vice president; Mrs. Alice Swartzfager, chaplam. Mrs. Cora Burchfleld, secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Mock, conductress.

The of- fleers of the ancillary also will speak briefly during the services. SUPPORT The abdominal support that maker, you feel like a million Estra pouch 50c MICHAEL POTTS Arlington Hotel Bldg. he will continue Boy Scouts. John Hood was named Cub and Ben Bennett, as assistants. The other officers of the pack include: Co-chairman, James Ahearn, William J.

Rosslster, Jr. treasurer, Wesley Rarer; members at la- Dale Lynn, Kenneth Simpson, Eric Schusaler and Adam Mlnnlghl Mrs. Gape announced the following committee chairmen for next year: Program, Mrs. Norman K. Beals, Mrs.

Robert Grannis, Mrs. Mabel Decker, Mrs. Martin Berman; hospitality, Mrs. Elmore Harris, Mrs. Robert Miller', Mrs.

William C. White, Mrs. Steve Carpenter, Mrs. Thomas J. Saddoris; library, Mrs.

Ralph Plumer: membership, Mrs. William Hitchcock, Miss Geraldine Cassidy; publicity, Mrs. Lee Brakeman; magazine, Mrs. Harold Rivers; finance Mrs, Ben Bennett. Truth Seekers Class Held Meet Tuesday The Truth Seekers class of the First Evangelical United Brethren church met with Mrs.

William Hen ninger on Tuesday evening with 2( members present. Mrs. George Thomas conducted the devotions using "Love" as the "theme. Silent prayer was held and the group repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison Lifted Me" and "I Love to Tell the Story" were sung. Prayers were said by Mrs.

Siarah Cauvel and Mrs. James McCleery A poem "A Mother's Love," was read by Mrs. Willis Maulc and Mrs Samuel Tingley read another poem "My Mother." Notes for Mother's Day were given by Mrs. Thomas "Truth of Our Mother" was sung and John 3:16 was repeated in unison. Prayer was said by Mrs Harry Miller and the business meeting followed, conducted by the president, Mrs.

William Semple. A short social hour was enjoyed Miss Peggy Sullivan Gives Wedding Plans Miss Peggy Sullivan reveale.d the plans for her marriage to Tony ieith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford --ith, Chestnut at a party given her honor by Mrs. Katherine Sullivan of KIT Franklin ave.

The evening was spent in playing dubs bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Thresa Mahaffey, Miss Sdna Hughes and Miss Gwendolyn Whann. Delicious refreshments served by candlelight at the individual card' tables. Centering each table was tall white taper surrounded by nosegays of spring flowers. Small nut cups on a white loily marked each guest's place. The ere decorated with artificial flowers and to the stem of each bouquet was attached a tiny roll, bearing the inscription, 'Pjggy and Tony, June 5th," Love- lj arrangements mixed flowers co ipleted the decorations throughout the home.

Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Carl Welms, of Oil "Sty, were among the guests at the announcement party The Women's Missionary society of the Atlantic Ave. United Brethren Church will meet with Mrs Clyde Bowen, 104 Cedar beginning at 10 a. m.

today. Open Friday Will Honor Wertman Prof. C. E. Wertman, retiring superintendent of a township schools, will be honoree at an "Open House" on Friday, May 14.

A program will 'be presented at 8 o'clock in the Rocky Grove Presbyterian church, and will followed toy a reception in the schoo gymnasium. AH former students of Rock; Grove sc-hools are invited to attenc as well as any student of th present time, or 'tihe-ir families. Th affair is being sponsored by Rocky Grove Civic club, Rocky Grov Firemen and Auxiliary, Reno P.T.A and the Sugarcreek Civic club. Ten Pin League Held' Banquet On Tuesday The Ladles' Ten Pin league of he Court Recreation Center held end-of-the season banquet on uesday evening at the Bridge Inn, il City. There were 36 ladies resent and they were served diner from, tables beautifully decorat- with pastel candles and spring owers.

Individual rosebuds mark- each place; Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Rose, high average, and TH. Aim Bevington and Mrs. J. M.

arnahan, tied for the high three ames. Award for high score was resented to Mr. Helen Hriscina. rizes also were awarded to the ght teams as follows: Reid's tudio, first place; Blair and Cran- ord, second; Wydee Dydee. third; Ice Cream and the Fashion ed for fourth; Bernsteins sixth; ampbell's seventh, and Park's ghth.

Officers for the next season were lected as follows: Miss Alice Burk, resident; Mrs. Rosemary Soucher, ice president; Miss Jean Mc- secretary, and Mrs. Alice treasurer. Following the business meeting he members of the league enjoyed movies, presented by J. Sanford Cennedy.

Mothers Honored By Gradale Sorority The members of the Gradale Sorority entertained their mothers at a banquet in the Sugarcreek Methodist church Tuesday evening. The table was attractively decorated with pink tapers, and spring flowers. Pink carnations were presented to the 14 mothers present. The dinner was served by ths ladies of the church. Mrs.

Reed Arnold, president, welcomed the guests and sev eral poems were road in keeping with the Mother's Day theme. Miss Rachel McPherson introduced Jack iH'arter, who presentee a program of humorous and educa tlonal pictures. The banquet committee included Mrs. Merle Owen, Mrs. Harry Fet terolf and Mrs.

Ralph Hook. The program was in charge of Miss Ms Phersbn and Miss Lois Pteples and Mrs. Sam Kennedy. Quillings To Be Held By 3 Church Groups Quiltings will be held today the ladle? of the three churches Rocky Grove. The missionary ladie of the Fox Street Church of Go will meet in the afternoon at th home of Mrs.

Zelda Butler, 33 Ve nango st. The Ladies Aid society of th Grace Evangelical United! Brethre church will meet all day in th parlors ofr the church. Eac one attending is asked to take he own lunch. The Ladies Aid Society of th Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian church will hold its monthly busi ness meeting in conjunction the all day quilting in the chape. A tureen dinner will be served a Priced From 104.50 to 147.50 efter furniture.

FRYBURG Telephone Venus 41-R-ll Open 7 to 9 p. Sat. Ewe. Grove Y-Teens Plan Banquet On Monday Plans ar6 being made for th mother-daughter banquet to be hel on Monday evening, May 10, the Business Women's club by th Senior Y-Teens of Rocky GroV under the direction of Mrs. Lee I Raup.

The committees are as follows Menu--Maureen Wygant, chairman Dolores Coxson and Janet Hende son; invitation Peggy Nesto chairman, Delores Milner, Joyce Gravatt, and Ruth Adams; decora tions--GayTe Estergreen, chairman Joan Keith, Joan Mackell, an Roseanne Nestor, and program-Dorothy Snyder, chairman, Joa Fry, Joye Hughes, and Roseld Haney. Try a Classified Ad tor Resr.iits FOR PREMIUM BEER ORDER A CASE OF A A BEVERAGE CO. tn Elm St. Dial 13441 Complete Overhaul Job Now On your Dodge or Plymouth will get It ready for summer driving. Free estimates given.

Can also finance the job. E. W. Fitzsimmons E. 2nd 6S-691 Oil City Scripture lesson.

Prayer was voiced yy Mrs. Lon Sutton, -ollowed by Lord's Prayer in uniapn. "The Angel of Happy Hollow'' was read by Mrs. John Doddg. Bevirly Kunkel and Jane Wertman sang two selections: "My Task," and Me to An enjoyable Bible quiz was conducted by Mrs.

Guy Kingsley. the business session, It announced: that $43.30 was realized from the recent bake sale. Delicious refreshments were served by the social committee: Mrs. B. Woods, Mrs: Ray Williams, and Mrs.

R. N. Brown. Presented At Grove Assembly Mr. Donald Scott-Morrison, en- the student body of Rocky Grove high school at an assembl' on Wednesday.

The title en ertainment was "Intimate Glimpse, Musical were su.ig to open the program. lass President Mrs. Anna Clelland read -Psalm 121 Mc- the Morrison provided a 'concert, lec- ure, and dramatic program all oiled into one. He gave a delight- ill story of the lives of a few com- osers after which he impersonated hem and gave selections of their mmortal compositions. His program included selections the harpischord and the piano as follows: "His.Dream" by Farney; two sonatas, Major" end Major, by Scarlotti; Flat iajor" by BacK; and two waltzes, 'The Butterfly Waltz'' and "A Flat Jajor" by Chopin.

The well-known opular song of today, "Till, the End of Time," was taken from the ast selection of Chopin's waltz, "A Flat Major." Other selections were 'A from which many pie believe the late George Gershwin was Inspired to write his 'Rhapsody In Blue," Mr. Scott- Horriaon's own arrangement of 'Rhapsody in Blue," and "On the Field," by (Mrs 1 Elizabeth Gould, a personal friend of the pianist. WSCS Held Tureen Dinner On Monday The Women's Society of World Service of the Grace Evangelical United iir thren c.hurch met Tuesday evening in the church social rooms for a mother-and-daughter tureen dinner. There were 31 present. The din.

-r was served at tables decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. L. C. Ditzenberger acted as program chairman.

Group singing was enjoyed -with Mrs. Errol Jolley song leader. and Mrs. L. E.

Flickner pianist. A reading, "A Christian Home," was given by Mrs. Dale Berlin. "A Tribute of Mothers, was read by Mrs. Klghtlingcr and the response "A Tribute to Children" was given by Mrs.

Charles Haun "That Wonderful Mother of Mine," was sung by Mrs. Grant Jones. Two articles, "The'Family Plays Mr ScotT Together" and "Thr Family Wor- hlps Together," were read by Mrs. R. E.

Brannon and Mrs Maude Perrine respectively. The program closed with the hymn, "Faith of Our Mothers." A ort business session was icld wit 1 the president, Mrs. Harold L. Loveless, in charge. The committee in charge of the arrangements blrs.

Eva Weaver, Mrs. Ditzen erger, Mrs. Braunon, Mrs. Kight inger, Mrs. Haun, Mrs.

Perrine and R. C. Umstead. 9th Street P. T.

A. Held Meet Monday The Ninth' Street Parent-Teacher association concluded its meetings for the year on Monday evening with a session in the-achool Mrs. J. N. Rila, the retiring president, was in charge of the business meeting.

The P.T.A. prayer, and salute to the flag were given and reports were heard from the Cubs, Gir Scouts and the Brownies. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffen were appointed to audit the books.

Plans were discussed for a hummage sale to be held in the T. M. C. A. on May 14.

Mrs. John Glenn, president oi the City P.T.A. council, conducted the installation of hew officers Mrs. Rex Cochran is president for next year; Mrs. Paul Sterner, vice president; Mrs.

W. B. Emerson secretary; Mrs. D. J.

Hixon, treasurer; and Mrs. William Beith treasurer. Wyn-Mor Class Held Meeting On Tuesday The class oif the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian church held its monthly social meeting in the church Tuesday evening. The hymns, "There's a Place for Everyone," and "No Longer Lone FOR TAKE ally-wind inoi- mnl thai Try a Classified Ad for' GET-TOGETHER CLUB Mrs. Oliver Movterion entertained the members of the Get-Together Club at her home in Rocky Grove in Tuesday evening.

Two tables of "SOO" were in play with prizes going to Mrs. Walter Phlilipa, Paul Homer, and Mrs. John Delo. The hostess received a lovely gift of tea towels. DeJiclous were served.

The next meeting of the club will be held Tuesday, May 18 in the home of Mrs, Loyal Burkbudt. GiifiUan at. BBOWMXBS MEET TODAY The Brownies of Troop 6, with Mrs. Ball, leader, will entertain their motheri and the tnembem of Troop 13 at silver tea this afternoon. The tea will be held in the Fourteenth school.

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