Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 10

-WEDXESDAY, JUNE 1956. PAGE TEN. -KLMIRA STAR-GAZETTE- cm 1 111 i 1 'mt For OFFICE SUPPLIES. DESKS-CHAIRS-FILES Sec George ItlacGreevey Girl Scouts, Brownies Plan Mother-Daughter Dinners Intermediate Girl Scout Troop, prooming, Barbara Krum, Carole 122 of Hopkins St. School under i Goodwin.

Ann Terwilliger, San-the leadership of Mrs. Robert dra Lewis, Linda Monks, Judy Packard will hold a Mother-'Tackard. Sharon Henrich. Alice Daughter banquet in the gymna-jGoodenough. sium of the school at 6:30 p.

m.J Campcraft. Suellen Sates. Car-Mondav. Awards will be present-ole Goodwin, Sharon Henngh, ed as follows: I Carol Ann Hunt. Barbara Krum.

Second Class, Carol Campbell. Sandra Lewis. Linda Monks. Ann Jean Schultz, Ann Terwilliger; five year guard. Su-cook badge.

Carol Ann Hunt, ellen Bates. Alice Goodenough. Joan Tice. Suellen Bates, Janet 'Carol Ann Hunt, Barbara Krum naviP Arlen Ernest: cood'and Judy Packard. F.

A. SEAM.ES Remember Father's Day SUNDAY JUNE 17 th With CARDS Of GIFTS 122 E. Water St. Dial 2-2292 Says 7 I. 1 Mrs.

ueraid ierwuuger assist- C- 0-' rv iti iTinn ed girls in cooking, Mrs. Chester Kowalski worked with the Second Class girls while Mrs. Clifton Hunt worked with the girls on the Good Grooming. Also assist CAMmlllM I iwri -1 mm Bride-Elect Honored at Shower I i vw.v ant of troop committee was Mrs. Elmer Goodwin.

1 AND OPTICAL SERVICE A. W. WELLINGTON NEW LOCATION 324 E. Water St (Ground Floor) FHONE 3-371 Each patrol will demonstrate something they learned while Miss Jeanne Smykowski. 7.j dri mi i Elmira'i Most Complete Selection of OFFICE SUPPLIES FILES-DESKS-CHAIRS will become the bride of Edward McDonald June 16 at 11 m.

in VZ'i Th? HrU St. Mary's Church, was honored frSn Ji, a luncheon and shower Sunday nCJ Srh will demonstrate the proper cloth- li in for various occasions. The 5x tK, receiving their Cook badge and Miss Irene Tjd.ngs Guests demonstrate the importance were Mrs. John Smykowski. Miss 313 E.

WATER ST. TeL 3-9711 HAVE YOU TRIED he guests. i MX. -SI'1J1U mi 3. iCit SJ aivv j.j Irrfuarrf Davis.

Mrs. Edward i 2 i Wheeler. Mrs. Thomas PolidoriJ Troops 126. 11 6 and Sfl of HoDKin St.

School ri IiITmia sponsoring a Mother -Daughter Classified Ads l. i. Read the fr. Tnhn ic KjmimMum ui inr IUIIITP Mrr'stanley NEW OFFICERS The Sisterhood of Congregation Shomray Hadath installed officers yesterday at the Jewish Community Center. Seated, left, Mrs.

David Snowiss, president; Mrs. Seymour Kornfeld, first vice president; standing, Mrs. Max Etkind, auditor; Mrs. Louis Goldfarb, installation officer; Mrs. Harold Saffer, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Louis' PaUrowitz, second vice president. To Direct Sisterhood's Activities i nnut Dnt AU You can't beat it 1 i xrr. nnrtH un Roh. Mr- wuliam "erricic. troop ertColwellMrs.

John TydinssJwnwr, will act as master of Miss Mary Barbieri, Mis, Vickie," Barbieri, Miss Marian BellucciJ Miss Olea Churchman. Miss Mary b7ir, Troop j. o. r.iiroo uinner igrace Dy urownies Ginardi. Miss Patricia Colwellj Investiture ceremony for Deb and Miss Nellie Tydings.

Others taking office yesterday man. Mrs. Milton Spiegel, Mrs. Herman. Mrs.

Oscar Shulman, at th meetina of the Sisterhood1 Jack Levine. Mrs. Max Kenner. Mrs. RalDh Paltrowitz.

Mrs. Her- orah Bronkoski, Jenifer Brown the best in "1 m. a a a a. a aft a a and Paula Silfenius into Brownie 0f Congregation of Shomray Mrs. Milton Paltrowitz; one-year man Warshaw, Mrs.

Samuel Hey-Troop 126. IHadath were: itrustees. Mrs. Archie and Mrs. Henry Tarshu.

Troop 126 is made up of sec- Financial secretary, Mrs. Mor-'Mrs. Maurice Stemerman, Mrs. Mrs. James Gordon is an honor- Births BUILDING I REMODELING, 'in -n Arnot Ogden Hospital ona graae erownies unaer ine rj, Kaminsky; recording secre- Meyer Siskin, Mrs.

Leonard Kap-ary member. A dauahter Tuesday. June Leonard Mrs Herbert Ziff; treasur-'lan, Mrs. William Schreiber, Mrs. Hostesses for the meeting were 195B to Arnold and Pauline i er, airs.

Donaia weDDer; tn'-ee- Harry josepnson. oernara ivann, Mrs. oauiT, rH 1 1 1 I I fi Tusa Poresky of 628 William St. year Doara rnemoers, airs, asm ine aavisory uuaru consists ui aigri, mis. oauiuiu iiiiuh.e, will sing Crocodile Song and Six jOSephson.

Mrs. L. H. Rosen- Mrs. Harry Horwitz, Mrs.

Ellery Etkind and Mrs. Simon. Little Ducks. They are: i bloom. Mrs.

Goldfarb. Mrs. Reu-! 1 OR I A son, Tuesday, June 5, 1956, to Harry and Edna Mourhess Mc- Nancy mquist. Elizabeth Ha- Simo Mr, Ben GoIo. Mrs.

ner, Cheryl Harbol, Donna Hen-i nviiib Eii-rniiii see I Intyre of 1324 Pratt SL A son, Tuesday, June 5, 19S6, to Wallace and Barbara Wilson ncn, jo Anne jezorsKi. tnar- Two.year trustees, Mrs. Arnold lotte Leljedal, Joyce if MAKE DAD CDC. FOR A DAY fathrft Day it Sunday, June IT Deister Butler CUHMISKEY mill nrne Davis St DuiLULno jsl HospitaI 420 E. 14th ST.

I A son, Tuesday, June 5. 1956 Walter Creighton. These girls have been receiving Fly-Up training and will repeat the Girl Scout Laws and will receive their wings from Thornton. They are: 1.1011 9.7A7 Jto Anthony and Agnes Passan- Paula Silfenius, Lauren Pritch-ard, Linda Sykes. Deborah Bronkoski and Jenifer Brown.

Troop 116 is made up of third grade Brownies under leadership of Mrs. Ross Hobler and Mrs. Cassius Preston who will repeat the Brownie Promise and sing John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmitt and the round. Row, Row, Row Losito of 332 Woodlawn ante I I All basement walls art poured Ave So Much Value For Only 19.95 Joyce Antes. Bunny Bauer, concrete.

Buiiaing ion avauaoie i A daughter, Tuesday, June 5, in Horseheads, Elmlra and El-I 10Sfl Thnma. nrt Marpuriit Sharon Clark, Sheila Clark, San mm mlra Hgts. Evening appointments if di MarBlane Elliott of 211 Chest ii ucsiicu mum iui nut St Your Boat. They include dra Downing, Sharon Jezorski, Lynda Kelley, Gloria Kline, Cheryl Green, Phyllis Dublin, Bonnie Norman, Willie Powers, Sharon Pritchard, Judy Ritter, I A daughter. Tuesday, June 3,1 Bonnie Perry, Lillian Marshall I 9 ihoo, 10 naipn iui janei aweei Liinqa aeymour, unaa aiaaer, BUCCANEER (ivesyou mora for your money thin any other watch on the marktt.

Ludwig of Erin RD 1. Lois Acton, Sandra Terwilliger, Mary Sadler, Joyce Tice, Patri A son, today, June 6, 1958, to Harriet Meyers, Cinda Preston, Byron and Evelyn Dickersonl Nancy Chapin. Rosalie Dean, cia Terwilliger, Donna Thornton, a Angela Pappas. Ames of GUlett RD 1. Janette King, Margaret Hobler, Lynn McElroy, Gloria Holton, Guests will be introduced the evening' and the pro v-yVvtrl Virginia Evans, Mary Lou Jabore gram will conclude with the re- Troop 86 is made up of fourth grade Brownies under leadership tiring of the flag and taps with AUXILIARY MEETING The Wellsburg Smith-Sayre-Sensel American Legion Auxiliary will hold its final business meeting of the season Thursday of Mrs.

Dale Thornton and a living circle. pjMi f7 FT I tav '5 or-f T-m 'Aw 'f EXPERIENCE -ITl COUNTS A LOTr AKIP THATS EXACTLY TTJ what WEiVEk night at. 8:15 at the Wellsburg firehouse. Mrs. Rexford Gates will preside and committee reports are due.

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