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Franklin and Oil City, Pa. Wednesday, May 12, 1971 THE NEWS-HERALD 3 Mrs. Wm. Blum is president of Rosary Society Mrs. William Eium was elected president of the Rosary-Altar Society of St." Patrick's Church at a recent meeting held in Dion Auditorium.

(Xher officers are Charles Johnson, vice-president; Mrs. Anna Rumberger, secretary; Mrs. James Johnson, treasurer and Mrs. Mary Hook, financial secretary. Mrs.

Joseph Maiming, retiring president, conducted the business session. Mrs. Rumberger reported cn the successful rummage recently by the group. The next meeting will be a picnic on Monday, June 7, at the Catholic War Veteran's PavMion in Cooperstown. Mrs.

Daniel Paskie was in charge of the program which was a demonstration household Kerns Refreshments were served by Mrs. Elmer Heher assisted by Miss Margaret Bacon. I HI WD ntottiiii ll ll yli il EiliiiiiiwWIHi.llUlilliJullli 1 1. 1 ii Mrs. Ned Shawkey, treasurer; Mrs.

J. A. Minln, president; and Mrs. H. S.

Kemmerer, secretary, enjoy annual tea. Woman's Club holds past presidents7 tea Loyal Bible Class The Loyal Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday in Clark Hall. The Rev.

Jack P. Boyd, tries of Venango County, will be the guest speaker. The meeting is open to any persons interested in learning more about Goodwill Industries. Cranberry UM banquet The Cranberry United Methodist Church will hold i director of Goodwill Indus Friday at 6 p. m.

in the dessert and beverage will be a. m. Thursday at the home McCalmont St. Those attend mother-daughter banquet Seneca Grange Hall. Rolls, furnished.

which the Cioppas have found in their quest for interesting functional additions to their auaI, tour for the benefit of the Franklin Public Library is slated for Saturday, May 22. The event will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Library Association, at the Library or at Feldman's Jewelers. Mrs. Duncan named queen at TOPS Club Mrs.

Frank Duncan was crowned queen of the week at a recent meeting of the Dreaming Thin Tops Club No. 505 held at the Scotch Hill Church. Mrs. Duncan reported a weight loss of four and a quarter pounds. Weekly queens for the monih of April were Mrs.

Robert Mc-Eihinney, Mrs. Kenneth Lester, Mrs. Williard Matthews and Mrs. William Bollinger. Mrs.

Bollinger was crowned queen for the month of April and Mrs. Robert Badger was runner-up. Atlantic Avenue WMA Atlantic Avenue Women's Missionary Association who admire our country's heritage. The second level is coropkted with an open area TSTZSSLi is easily reached from all areas 0f the house. Three I.

I Dearooms, comtortaoiy tur- nished are on the third level providing necessary privacy in a. truly liveable home. Of particular interest, and not to be missed, is a quaint, hand painted single bed, Engagement is announced Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Faber, 2618 Bryant Circle, Tampa, Fla. have announced the engagement of their daugh ter, Janice Deane Faber, to William E. Reiser Black- burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Stoneboro. The couple will marry June 26 at 4 p.m. in St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Tampa. The reception will follow in the University Club, Tampa.

Miss Faber will receive her BA degree in Business Administration on June 5 from Radford College, Radford, Va. Mr. Reiser, a graduate of Lakeview High School, will receive a BS degree in Building Construction from the College of Architecture, Virginia Tech. Blackburg, Va. on June 5.

He is a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. 7, Ait: family room is dominated by a brick fireplace wall from which hang large copper pans which were brought re- tl T1 cently from Italy. Boldly i 1 I suripea dookeu carpeiuig pro- vides a warm background for the blending of many fine old pieces. A handsome grand- father clock and leaded-glass china case are treasures to capture the interest of those Eugene Coffeys mark silver anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Coffey of Franklin RD 1 were honored Sunday in their home at an open reception on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. The party was hosted by their daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Reed. The couple also has two grandchildren Aleta and Paul Reed Jr. Among the 100 guests in attendance were Mrs.

Bobbi Wirth of Stockton, Trs. Doris Ducasse of Delta and Dennis Lawson who is serving with the Merchant Marines in New Jersey. The honorees received many lovely gifts. A three-tier cake topped with silver bells and trimmed with pink tipped roses centered the table. Mr.

Coffey and the former Ruth Ritchey, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Ritchey, were united in marriage May 10, 1946 by the Rev. A. C. Spencer in the home of the bride's parents.

Todav's Recipe 1 quart apple juice 2 cups pink dinner wine 2 tablefpoons lemon juice Vi cup extra fine sugar Ice cold club soda Combine all ingredients except club soda. Stir until sugar dissolves. Chill. Pour over ice in tall glasses filling glasses full. Fill to top with club soda.

Makes 6 to 8 servings. Co-workers in your office may be sent a single invitation to be posted on the bulletin board, but remember it means that everyone, and their husbands and wives, are invited. meeting will be held at 10 Mrs. Barton Miller, 517 ing are to take items for the missionary box. Reno WSCS banquet Annual mother-daughter banquet at the Reno United Methodist Church sponsored by the Women's Society Christian Service will be held at 6 p.

m. Thursday. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs. Harry Whann and Mrs. Richard Harwick.

Meat and dessert will be furnished. Those attending are to take table service and tureen. i rivc: i rt Coppo home included in house tour Distinctive use. of new used brick characterizes the split- level home of the Joseph Ci- oppa family on Gilfillan St. in Rocky Grove.

The warm and comfortable lower level Teachers honor two retirees Teachers of the Seventh Street School recently held a dinner zl Kay's Smorgasbord, Oil City, honoring their principal, C. W. Andre, and a co worker, Garnet McDougall, Who will be retiring this year following many years of service. Twenty-five people attended the dinner including teachers, guesls, and retired teachers who had formerly taught at the Seventh Street School. Each retired teacher was presented a white carnation corsage.

Mr. Andre was given a white carnation boutcimiere. The tables were beautifully decorated with centerpieces of pink roses and violets in milkglass bowls, flanked by la vender tapers in milk glass ho'deirs. Each candle was enhanced with a garland of roses and rosebuds surrounding the base. Mrs.

Sylvia 1 1 1 presented Mr. Andre with a monetary gjft from the group. Mrs. Shettler who had taught in the Fourteenth Street School reminisced and told about some of the challenging times between the Fourteenth Street School and the Num'h Street School of which Mr. Andre was principal at the time.

Mrs. Mildred Ramsey raresented a gift of money from the group to Mrs. McDougall. Bridge Club winners listed Winners of the Duplicate Bridge Club games played Monday evening at the Voyager Inn with eight tables in play are as follows: North-South. Mrs.

Robert Grannis and Mrs. Jack Kyle, first; Mr. and David Steck, second; Pa' Lee and Helen Agnew, third. East-West: Jody Wig and Doris Prenatt, first; Pai Huff and Betty Yeage second; Ruth Jacobs and Dot Deeter, third. CHILDREN'S TENNIS With cushioned and arch supports.

White or Colors $1.79 AND $2, BROWN'S BOOT SHOPS Oil City and Fra-iklin 99 i. a-: I' '1 f. rr Scrubgrass Grange Scrubgrass Grange will hold a tureen dinner Friday 6:30 p. m. at the grange hall in Lisbon.

A meeting will follow. Pretty dressiness-em- Clintonville Woman's Club Clintonville Woman's mJhuM AMSmM mIm cock and Mrs. L. G. Manwaring presided at the lea tabic The business meeting was conducted by Mrs.

J. A. Minin. president. She also led in the pledge to the flag and the club collect.

The Rev. Alice Beals led devotions. Slip said Gcd does not measure by the number of years but by tie services rendered. Also peopie grown by deserting their ideals. She gave outstanding examples of people whose greatest contribution to mankind was made in the later years of their life.

Yearly reporis were given by the chairmen of the various committees. Mrs. A. Wayne Jones, music chairman, introduced Michael Judy of the music department at Franklin High School, who presented highlights from the musical, "Babe in Arms Participating in tne program were Linda Zilhaver, Patty Light, Melinda Huff, Jim Ellis and Mark Bernardo. They wore accompanied by Debbie Young.

They presented the following selections: "I Wish I Were in Love Again," ''Baby Needs Affection," and "My Funny Valentine," and "Where or When." Arrangements were in charge of Mrs. D. Fay Ferringer, chairman, and Mrs. James W. Johnston, co-chairman.

They were assisted by Mrs. Marlowe L. Adams, Mrs. Paul Shreffler, Mrs. David Nichols, Mrs.

S. B. Babcock, Mrs. Edward T. Richardson, Mrs.

Charles D. Clulow, Mrs. Carl Wasson, Mrs. Henry Winkler and Mrs. Harry Zell.

Greeters for the day were Mrs. A. S. Knoizen, Mrs. James C.

Ford, Mrs. Glenn M. Graham and Mrs. L. L.

Bia-ger. Mother's Day event held by Baptist Women The annua mother and daughter banquet of the Ameri- nan "Rimtict Wnmon fVm Pol. varv Baotist Church was held Thursday evening ait the church. A catered dinner was served to 46 pests. The tables were decorated with spring flowers.

Colorful cards with flowers and miniature plants made from oandv wafers anrl cnmvrirnns mwpicwf niP The Rev Alice Beals eaveiP the invocation. Mrs. Harry Williams welcomed the guests and led in group singing. Special honors for mothers! were given to Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess, Mrs.

Robert Finch, Mrs. Richard Wheeling. Each one was presented a corsage by Mrs. Williams. A program followed the dinner.

Mrs. Richard Holmes led the devotions followed by prayer by the Rev. David R. Beals. Mrs.

Gladvs Rvik -ntJ tained during the evening with organ and piano selections. The Rev. David Beals presented several vocal selections with a special number honoring his mother, the Rev. Beals. Tribute was given to mothers in readings by Miss Williams, "Love," Miss Janice Greenlee, "Mother's Day Thoughts," and Mrs.

Robert Woods, "Grandmothers." Miss Williams also presented a solo accompanied by Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Beals eave the benedic its of of at 6 be the social room of the United Methodist Church. Installation of officers will be held.

The social hour will be Dick and her committee. Kiwanis tones-a limited Gift 1 I kut very eect've ro'- it' lection by Carlye. Graduate i I RING i Shop Monday Noon 'tiJ 8 JAWA P- $4L Wfif thru Sat. 8:30 Many More GifMdeas ft ftfvk The Woman's Club of Franklin held its final meeting of the season Monday afternoon in the Venango Federal Community Room. A tea was featured in honor of Past Presidents.

Those in attendance included Mrs. W. Glenn Rough, Mrs. L. G.

Manwaring, Mrs. S. B. Bab-cock, Mrs. A.

.1. Barron, Mrs. Harry F. Newell, Mrs. Karl M.

Russell, Mrs. James Jahnston, Mrs. Charles H. Foster and Mrs. Vinton E.

Yard. The tea table was covered with a lace tablecloth and centered with a basket of lilacs, iris and minature roses, trimmed with rose colored ribbons. Silver tea and coffee service were used and Mrs. S. B.

Bab- WIN AT BRIDGE BIDDING IN COMPETITION NORTH AAQJ7 VQ AQ4 4A10654 WEST (D) EAST A654 A983 VKJ6432 VA85 4 9862 J97 4Q82 SOUTH AK102 V1097 K10753 K3 None vulnerable West North East South 2 Dble Pass 3 4 Pass 3 Dble Pass Pass 4 4 Pass 5 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 4 By Oswald James Jacoby We don't recommend West's twoJheart bid as a steady diet, but in top-flight competition it pays to keep pressure on your opponents and Billy Eisenberg elected to bid it. He did have six points far his weak two bid, but had to count three jacks to get to that six points. The hand came up early in our match against China. It didn't shut out Conrad Cheng He doubled. Elmer Hsiao, sit ting South, responded three diamonds.

Cheng cue bid three hearts and Bobby Goldman dou bled to show something in his partner's suit. The bidding continued with boih Chinese considering a slam, but finally settling for a five-diamond contract. Hearts were opened and con tinued. Hsiao ruffed the second heart in dummy, cashed the ace and queen of trumps, came to his hand with the king of clubs. drew East's hist two trumps and claimed the balance.

At the o'her teble the Chi nese base-Wist pair put on even more pressure. M. F. Tai opened three hearts. Bob Ham mann doubled.

Pat Huang went to four hearts and it was up to Mike Lawrenc? to do some thing. He knew he was being fixed, but decided to follow the prin ciple of being fixed, but get ting a sure plus score. He dou bled four hearts. The best Tai could do was tn gather in six tricks so Mike and Bob were plus 700 to give us a 7 IMP gain. Looking back at the other ta ble China might well have bid the slam, if Billy had kept quiet.

if The Rocky Grove Chorus will present a program at the meeting of the Kiwanis Club to be held Thursday at the Franklin Club. This will be a combined meeting with the Rotary Club and exchange students will be guests. Rocky Grove fish fry The monthly fish fry sponsored by the Rocky Grove Volunteer Firemen has been Friday, May 28, due to the hall, I MOONEY; Owner 116 EFirsi OB City I 'i Ever Ready Class Ever Ready Class of Church will hold its regular m- the home of Miss the Club will meet Thursday in in charge of Mrs. Kenneth Club postponed from May 21 to prom-to-dawn party at the Christ United Methodist meeting Thursday at 7:30 Cornelia Montgomery, Polk, Grands Venango County Past Noble held Wedivsday, May 19, at relations are so friendly that both couples share the expenses and act as co-hosts should all four names appear. NOODLE NOODLE Past Noble DON'T MISS THE COLORFUL SAVINGS DURING OUR SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER Annual banquet of the Grands Association wiU be 1 1 p.

m. at the fire hall in DemDsevtown. The dinner will followed by a business meeting and social hour. Reservations are due by Saturday and may be made with Mrs. Dora Walters in Franklin at 432-8444: Mrs.

Martha Crum in Oil City at 645-3734; or Mrs. Argyle Carll in Dempseytown at 676-3998. FASHION CLEARANCE WE'RE WELCOMING THE WARM SEASON BY OFFERING YOU THE VERY zFRESHEST, BRIGHTEST SAVINGS EVER. COME CHOOSE FROM LOVELY SPRING DRESSES, PANTSUITS, SPORTSWEAR AND COSTUMES, AT 13 OFF HURRY. YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT THE EARLY BIRD! Question: When the bride parents are V0TCed bo have remarried, is it proper to include all four names on the invitations? Answer: Invitations should be issued in the name of the cou- ft J3 and cts 35 UK nu rewp- tion.

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