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fUNI IN AT PAGE FOUR Current Events Club Holds Meeting and Tea Monday Herbert VanTlne Memorial Day was observed by members of the Current Events Club at the weekly meeting held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the clubhouse, 31 West Corydon St. This meeting was open to guests. lor the day wcrti Mrs. DIAL THE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER MIAN IT OH IT IN THi Kay Mickey Society Editor Mae VnnTJne. Mrs.

Lnura Beck and Mrs. Arllne Bacon. The following program WM presented: Mrs. Frances Harding sang "Flor- lan Sons" by Ooodnrd; "Thou Art lovrly as Flower" by Bchumnn: and Mistress Mine" by QuIItcr. She was accompanied by Miss LaRuc Hickolc at the piano.

Vocal selections, "Song of the Soul" by Buel: "Homing" by Del Rleggo; and "The Lass with the i Delicate Air" were sung by Miss The ceremony was pcrformec Marjory Hobe accompanied by Mrs. Saturday morning ftt 11 o'clock at Myra Parkhurst. I the rectory of St. Mary of the An Mlss Bacon, county supervisor for the state agency of the Blind, wns the afternoon's speaker, and chose as her subject "Blind Pensions." Mm. Myra ParXhurst and Mrs.

Bette J. Wilson, Edward R. Hayes Are Wed in Olean Mrs. Eric Nystrom, of Port Allegany, announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Botte Jane Wilson, to Edward R. Hayes, 1017 West Sullivan Clean.

CLUBS AND SOCIETY Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 118 will meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the I.O.O.F. building. Members are asked to bring gifts for the disabled veteran's hospital. Hazel Fox sang the following duels.

Know a lovely Garden" and -Somewhere a Voice Calling," They were accompanied by Miss Hickok. A third duet was "Ho--Mr. Piper." Violin solos were played by Mrs. Ocnevlcvc Trnce Foster. Including by Svendscn: "Rondlno" by Fritz Krelslor: and "Gypsy Serenade" by Vftldez.

Mrs, Lois Potts wan thr accompanist. nrlef remarks were made by Mrs Betty Drloe on "Talking records for the blind." After the program tea WM served by Mrs. Maude Thompson and Mrs Pauline Rhoades. chairmen, assist. ed by Miss Mabel Spencer.

Mrs Jooephlne Spencer, Mrs. Sett; lirckrr. Mrs. Kntherlne Hloomer Ann Oorrlll and Mrs. Vlrglnln Mrs.

Helen Keogy, Mrs. NctU Rifhmond. Mrs. Alice Wood. Mis Jessie Beckwlth and Mrs.

Anna Me Dermott. Imogene O'Neii 1 Hostess at Spaghetti Dinner Miss ImoRene O'Nell was hostess at a spaghetti dinner held las nlr.hi at her home. West Wash Incton Ext. Table decoration were yellow roses. During the evening music an dancing were enjoyed by the guest Mrs.

Glenn O'Nell served the din ner. These present were: Harriet Ren els Church, Olean, with the Rt cv. Msgr. Edward J. Rengel, VF astor.

officiating. for the couple were VIlss Helen Hayes and John Canda, both of Olean. The bride was attired In a hunt rs green suit set off by brown ccessorlcs. Her corsage was allsman roses and bronze pompons Miss Hays chose a beige woo rwis with black accessories an a corsage of white pompons A wedding breakfast was serve or members Of the Immediate fam lies at the L'Alcovc Castle. Following a wedding trip the otiplc will make their homo at 214 North IHh Olean.

Out-of-town Included Mm. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. 3rlc Nystrom, of Port Allegany. Rev.

C. Yinger Is Speaker At BPWDinner Monday The annual Thanksgiving dinner of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held last night in the YWCA rooms. A turkey dinner was served at 6:15 o'clock to 75 members and invited guests. Speaker ot tho evening was the curette Plainer, Alice Midge McCleary, Eileen the hostesi, Activity Girh Hold Meeting Last Night At Pant Barber's Home The activity Olrls held their weekly meeting last night at 8:30 o'clock the home of Pnm Barber, East Main St. Games were played after which refreshments were served, with adjournment at 9 o'clock.

Connie Kroh. Constitution will be the next hostess on Friday, Nov. 28, at which time an out-of town guest will be present. Julc O'Connor, Bride-Elect, Is Honored in Kane Kane-Miss Julc O'Connor, whose marriage to Robert Williamson, of Bradford, will take place on Nov. 26, was honored at a miscellaneous Miowcr held recently at the home of Mrs.

Fred Doubles 30TDnwson fit. A social evening was spent and lunch was served to 20 guests. Miss O'Conner received a number of gifts. Co-hostesses at the affair were Mrs. Doubles, Mrs.

Frank E. Ple- roltl. Mrs. Francis Laulnger and Mrs. Ella Crossmtre.

Out-of-town guests Included: Mrs. H. Wagner and Mrs. Maude Fisher, both of Bradford. Club Last At Higie Home President Lois Barber called the regular meeting of the Debonaire Club to order last night at the home of Joan Hlgle, 10 East Corydon St.

Plans were discussed for ft dinner In the near future and refreshments were served by the hostess. Members present were: Anna Mae Durst, Jacky Mays, Joan Cum- mlskey. Salley Ernst. Jean Gear- dlnl. Joan Kennedy, Katie Nelson, Jean Olllnsple, Eloi.se McCullough, Betty Jean Hayes, Mary Hcaly, Doris Myers and the hostess.

A meeting of Home Economics Ex- Group No. 1, East Bradford, will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Loraine Dobson, 66 Holly Ave. Miss Jean McCrcary will be the Instructor. The Cheerio Class of the Aabury Methodist Church has cancelled Us November meeting, originally scheduled for this evening.

The fall Rally of the Oil Creek Association was held Saturday and Sunday In the First Baptist Church at Warren, Pa. Twenty-five young people of this city attended the two-day session. Members'of the Maeoratese Auxiliary will hold a Thanksgiving party this evening In tholr club rooms, 197 Main at 8 o'clock. A short business meeting will precede the party and all members are urged to attend. The rogulnr mooting of the Mother's Club, scheduled to be held on Thursday of this week, has been postponed because of Thanksgiving.

It was announced that all gifts for tho DeShon Hospital, Butler, must be turned In boforo Thnnksglvlntt. BRIEFS Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Mllford and son, Albert Mllford Third, of Ypsllantl, were the guests, of Mrs.

Helen Wharton of Parkway Lane over the weekend. Mrs. P. M. Berwald of 35 Chautauqua Place has left for Canton, where she' will spend Thanksgiving Day and several -weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.

Val Velrs and family. Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Wood of Eldred are the parents of a son, born Sunday In the Olean General Hospital. Mrs. Lura H.

Wlllard and son, Gerald of 08 Amm this city, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews In Millport, Pa. A daughter was born Friday, Nov. 21, at the Kane Community Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Crewman, of Smethport. Mr. and Mrs. William R.

VanDyke, of this olty, are the parents of a daughter, born Saturday morn- Ing, Nov. 32, at the Kane Community Hospital. Bertha Ewing, Eldred, Weds WilliamEisenhart Saturday Miss Bertha Ewlng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

Ewing, of Eldred, was united in marriage to William Eisem hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Eisenhart, 888 North Fourth Olean, on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Robert L.

Buchelt, as Earl J. Hyatt PTA Will Hold Annual Bov. C. B. Yingor, pastor of the First Methodist Church, who Used as his subject "Technique In World Peace." The program also Included songs by Mrs.

Glenn Aikcn accompanied by Mrs. Lois Potts. They were "Go Tell It on to Mountains" arranged by-Harvey Gaul; "Snow Towards Evening" by Elinor Warren; and "Joy" by adman. Mrs. Darrell Brown, president, conducted the meeting.

Miss Katherlne McCullough was chairman of the dinner committee and was assisted bj Miss Florance Abrams, Miss Eleanor Abrams, Miss Ethel Carlson, Miss Lena Staudt, Miss Hazel Johnson, and Miss Hazel Benson. Women's Benefit Units to Observe 55th Anniversary Woman's Benefit Assocli.tlon No. 19 will meet with W.B.A. No. Five on Monday, Dec.

1, at the Moose Hall to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the founding of the nsso elation. An afternoon session will be conducted and dinner will be served al 6 o'clock with Initiation ceremonies In the evening. All officers and members are urged to attend. Reservations are to bo In before Nov. 20, and may be obtained by calling Mrs.

H. Manry, 8800, or Mrs. S. VlKUottl, 10-17. List Committees For St.

Bernard's 4lumni Dance Soon Final plans for the forthcomlni Thanksgiving dance were discussed last night at a meeting of St Bernard's Alumni held In the social unit of St. Bernard auditorium. This dance, the theme of which Is "Dance by will be held In the auditorium on Friday evening, Nov. 28. The public Is Invited to attend.

Arrangements for the dance are under the direction of Bill and Betsy Hlgle. Music will be furnlshe by a local orchestra. The following committees hav been named: Publicity, Sylvlo Gen till; door, M. McCarthy; Table ar rangements, Betty Hannon, chair roan, assisted by Gloria Behan, Jean O'Brien and Winnie Ward. Decorations, Mary Wllcox, chair man, assisted by Helen Quirk', Flor ence Camarco, Frances Camarco Dan Souders, Rocco Tito, Lawrenc Barry and Nancy Luciano.

Other business was discussed atte which the members enjoyed dancing and refreshments were served. To clean patent leather, wipe with a cloth moistened in vinegar. Trinity Chapter Meets Last Night; Dance Soon The regular meeting of Trinity Chapter, Order of DcMolay, was held lost evening with Charles Hlnckley presiding. Plans were made to hold a dance on Dec. 22 at the ifasonic Temple with a local orches- furnishing the music.

The dance will by guest card only. Those planning to attend arc asked to contact DeMolay members Announcement was also made that Ken Heller, basketball chairman, has signed R. F. Lewis to act basketball coach (or the DeMolay team. Those desiring to play an utod ti attend the next regular meeting.

Bumed-on food may be removed from an aluminum saucepan by filling the pan with water and boiling for 10 or IB minutes, then scraping off with a wooden spoon. Terrell's BARBER SHOP With or Without Appointment 16 Mechanic St Phone 9891 -HAIROUTTINO-- NOTICE! WE WILL BE CLOSED ThurwUy Friday Saturday November Sl-tt-tt EMILE Hair Stylist Em. 214 lOOFBIdf. Ph. HIS stetant pastor, performed the ceremony in St.

Mary of the Angels Church, Olean. Prenuptial music In- eluded "Ave Maria" and other traditional wedding selections. The bride was attired a gown of white faille, entrain. Her fingertip veil fell from a coronet of seed pearls and lilies of. the valley.

She carried a white prayer book, gift ot the bridegroom, tied with white pompons and white ribbon streamers. Most apples will not freeze stored at 31 degrees Fahrenheit. If STATE STREET MARKET Member Independent Service Grocers Ass'n. FOR A REAL THANKSGIVING TREAT SHOP HERE AND SAVE We Have Everything from Plekles to NuU MILK--large cans 4 for 49e PREMIER PUMPKIN--large can 19c APPLE SAUCE No. 2 can I5c SALAD DRESSING 4Sc PREMIER SWEET POTATOES 20 ox slxe 23c SALAD BOWL DRESSING--Pfeiffer's 8 ox 39c SWEET PICKLES quart slxe 42c STUFFED OLIVES 3-ox slxe 29c DILL PICKLES quart stxe 35c SALAD STYLE PIMENTOS pint slxe 3Sc OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 23c JELLY all flavors 12 ox stxt 25c JELLO for dessert--all flavors 2 for 19c OYSTERS for stuffing pt 79c FRENCH FRIED POTATOES In cans 15c POULTRY SEASONING t5c JISQUICK for biscuits 20 ox 29e MARSH MALLOWS 10 ox pkg 23c PINEAPPLE--sliced or crushed No.

2 can 3Sc WALNUTS and MIXED NUTS Ib pkg 49c GINGER ALE quart slxe 20c PRETZELS large tins 49c LOOK SMART FKEL SMART BE SMART SHOP HERE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 0 6 Tangerines Grapes Grapefruit Celery Cabbage Carrots Sweet Potatoes Green I'eppen Ripe Tomatoes Green Onions Turnipn Radishes Squash OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Dial 0 8 6 108 State Miss Dolotes Eisenhart, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a pink chiffon gown and a corsage of roses and mums. Donald Eisenhart served as best man for his brother. Following the ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the bridegroom's parents and a dinner was served at the Hotel Stratton at o'clock for 30 guests. Table decorations were roses and pompons with a threertlered wedding cake forming the centerpiece.

Tho couple left on a wedding trip to Washington, D. and upon return will reside at 868 North Fourth Olean. Tor traveling Mrs. Eisenhart chose a brown tweed suit and wore a shoulder corsage of yellow mums. Mrs.

Eisenhart Is a graduate of the Otto Township High School, class of 1947. Mr. Eisenhart attended Olean schools and Is employed by Clark Brothers. Out-of-town guests were present from Buffalo. Girh Canine Club Holds Regular Meeting Last Mght in Derrick City The Girls Canine Club held their regular meeting last night at the home of Judy Oliver on the Derrick City Road.

The olub began the work on arts and crafts and also held a canlni contest. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next regular meeting will be held, it was announced, at the home of Jaiman Pfohl, Boochwood. Miss America Club Meets Monday Night At Ann Flaherty's Home Miss America Club Special held a meeting last night at the home of Ann Flaherty, 3 Burnslde Ave. Sew Ing and music were enjoyed durin Bassaar Nov.

28 Bew The annual bazaar of the Earl J. Hyatt Parent-Teachert association will be held at the Rew school on Friday, Nov. 38, beginning at 8 o'clock according to an announcement made at last night's regular session. Harry Oarvln, secretary-manager of the McKean Motor Olub, was the main speaker lost evening. His topic was "Why We Need Boy Patrol." Motion pictures of the patrol trip to Detroit In 1946 and to Washington In 1947 were also shown.

Mrs. Gertrude Arnett was program chairman. Last night'i program opened with group singing under the direction of Miss Virginia Christopher, music supervisor of the Foster Township Schools. The Rev. Byron Berry, pastor of the Rew E.

U. B. church, gave the invocation, followed by the salute to the flag. Attendance banner was awarded to Miss Gertrude Fleming's room. She teaches the first and second grades.

Mrs. R. C. Miller was named chairman of the Christmas treat program for children, She will be assisted by Mrs, Lemuel Ranktn. Announcement was made that there will be no meeting in December.

The next meeting will be held in January, 1948. The next session of the Executive Committee has been set for Deo. IB in the School House. SHIPMENT OF Italian Pottery Tea Sets' Coffee Tray Sets Tea Cups and Saucers Cake Plates Compotes Candy Boxes CHINA SHOP 22 East Corydon St DIAL 3711 NOW OPEN! WITH YEAH-AROtND LICENSE RED WING RESTAURANT ONOVILLE, N. Y.

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Only General fleetrle Offeri You Two-control Automatic Hanker 0 HOME OF "AT EASE" 20 E. Washington St. FURNITURE Phone the evening which refreshments were served. Members of the olub are Audrey Simpson, Barbara Scott, Martha Scott, Kathleen Healy and Ann Flaherty. NOWHERE! GIBSON GIRL Ballerina Dresses Blouses and Skirts The Smart Shoppe 8 Kennedy St.

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