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THE NEWS-HERALD Franklin and Oil City, Saturday, April 7, 1996 rvy t-'A iociety News Features For Women A. A. U. W. To Hear Guest Speaker And Elect Officers Rev.

Arthur M. Crawford, pas DIAL 2-3141 Carolee Kinnear Michencr, Department Editor tor of Grace Methodist Church in Oil City, will be the guest W. S. C. S.

Circle 7 Will Meet Tuesday Circle 7 of the Women' Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the horn illside ad eneca Street at 5:30 p. slide on the ss Oil Creek i Club, ind found the de was not they investi and partially is. the slide' ice said, as down while re.

i official of railroad who the proper if the track Girl Scouts And Brownie of Miss Jeannette Eakin, 1134 Lib County Women Clubs to Elect Officers at Meeting In Oil City on Thursday erty Street. Mrs. R. W. Felt is the leader of the group.

Activities A slice of white bread furnishes about 60 calories to the diet. Troop 3 Intermediate Leader: Miss Ruth Moyer, assistant leaders, Mrs. Ruth Miss Barbara Kinnear, Mrs. Charles Reese. Will meet at First Evan speaker at the meeting of the Oil City-Franklin Branch of the American Association of University Women, to be held in the Belles Lettres Club, Oil City, at 8 p.

m. Tuesday. Rev. Crawford was graduated from Allegheny College and from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. He received his Master's degree in Christian education from Teacher's College, Columbia University.

He served as pastor of Plymouth Church of Pilgrims in Brooklyn, N. Y. for two years and served in the Erie Conference of Methodist churches since the fall of 1939. He is chairman of the Erie Conference, Board of Education, and is active on the board of ministerial training, committee on conference relations and inter-board commissions. He is an interesting and forceful speaker Mr.

and Mrs. Charles N. Hough, 1540 Liberty Street, are arriving in New York City Sunday and will sail aboard the Queen of Bermuda on Monday for a three weeks' vacation at the Princess Hotel, in Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Barrow, of Litchfield Park, arrived Thursday evening for a few days' visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barrow and Mrs.

John A. Henderson. RETURNING TO SCHOOL Jack Merck, a student at Case Institute of Technology, will return to Cleveland tomorrow after having spent the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Merck, 835 Elk Street, A daughter, Andrea Miller, was born on March 26 to Dr.

and AMBULANCE gelical United Brethren Church at 6:45 p. m. All cookie money is to be turned in. Troop 4 Intermediates Lead PHONE 2-8122 Senior Scouts To Sponsor Dance At YMCA on Friday Plans for a "Shower of Roses" dance to be held at the YMCA on Friday, April 13, are being made by members of the newly organized Senior Girl Scout Troop 35. Les James and his orchestra will furnish music for dancing from 9 p.

m. until 1 a. m. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the troop or by calling Connie Foster, 2-2241. They will be on sale at the YMCA on Monday evening.

The formal dance is the first one sponsored by the troop and they expect to make it an annual affair. A highlight of the evening will be the crowning of a Senior Queen, who will be chosen on the basis of a merit system. There will be two attendants and others will receive honorable mention. The queen will be crowned by Mrs. Joseph Kozalla, assisted by Mrs.

Vernon Cratty and Mrs. Clara Page. In future years the Queen will be crowned by her predecessor. ers: Mrs. Donald Armstrong, leader; Mrs.

Vance Phillips assistant; Helen Harris arid Sandra Tucker, aides. Meeting time changed to 6 p. m. Mondays at Mrs. Marcus Stephanides at the Williamsport General Hospital, Fourth Street School.

Troop 5 Brownies Leader: where Dr. Stephanides if serving his internship. Mrs. Stephanides is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert J. Miller, of Miller Park. Mrs. Miller returned yesterday from Williamsport. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell J. Gulnac, 812 Liberty Street, left today for two weeks' vacation in Florida. Mrs. Russell Anderson, assistant leaders: Mrs.

Helen Ely, Mrs. IM Two-piano selection, Brahms' Waltzes, Opus 39, Mary Ann Straub and Andre Slesnick. Invocation, Miss Mary Held, president of Franklin Civic League. Pledge of alegiance, Mrs. Kenneth Beightol, Franklin Junior Woman's Club.

Welcome, Mrs. C. Todd Kerr, president, Belles Lettres Club. Response, Mrs. Theodore Power, vice president, Venango County Federation.

Recognition of special guests. Business session and election of officers. Reports of club presidents and committee chairmen. Luncheon, 12:30 p. m.

Invocation, Mrs. J. D. Gibb, Clinton-ville Woman's Club. Call to order, 1:30 p.m., Mrs.

Mayhew presiding. Vocal solo, Mrs. Glenn Scott, accompanied by Mrs. F. L.

Lewis. Club Collect, Mrs. Wilbur Col-lins, Rocky Grove Junior Woman's League. Message, Mrs. Rice.

Presentation of speaker, Mrs. Clyde C. Waddell, past president of the County Federation. Speaker, Mrs. Edson.

Reports of registration. Installation of officers. Members of the executive board ot the Venango County Federation of Women's Clubs met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. M. C.

Mayhew, president, to complete plans for the annual spring meeting to be held on Thursday in the Belles Lettres Club in Oil City. Mrs. Warren Edson, of Scanton, state ch-airman of international affairs, and Mrs. Ralph D. Rice, of Sharpsville, vice president of the Northwest District Pennsylvania of Women's Clubs, will be the guest speakers.

Mrs. Rice will also conduct the installation of officers. Registration for the all day meeting is scheduled for 9:30 a. m. The luncheon will be held at 12:30 p.

m. and reservations may be made with Mrs. William Harper, 312 West Third Street, Oil City, telephone 5-7694, through Tuesday. The luncheon fee is to be sent in with reservations which are mailed. The program for the day follows: County board meeting, 9:15 a.m.

Registration, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Vance Heasley and Mrs. Lester Fry, registrars. Call to order, 10 a.m., Mrs. May-hew presiding.

and will use the topic "World Affairs" for his subject. The monthly art exhibit will also be held with discussion un Thelma Snyder and Mrs. Charles Shepherd. Meet Friday after school 3:30 der the leadership of the art pro to 4:30 p. m.

at the Presbyterian Church, Polk. It nage le estimated by a two- tersection of nd Pennsyl-police said injured, and id. sedan owned mart, of De- by Fred L. id. Damage at $85.

The sedan, was by Paul D. city. Dam-isted at $45. pulled ouV vice station ht turn onto he collided which was icond Street. epted hurch gram committee with Mrs.

D. G. Proudfoot as chairman. Election Troop 6 Brownies Mrs. of officers will be held at this V.

F. IV. Post And Auxiliary Install Their New Officers meeting. Charles Smith, leader, and Mrs. Kenniston, assistant, will meet Friday after school at the Four teenth Street 1 Troop 7 Brownies Leader: 5 Mrs.

Donald Morrison; assistant leader, Mrs. Robert Prather. Meet Wednesday 3:35 p. m. to 4:45 p.

m. at the Third Ward tu.ur4 AVAIUHE School. Youth Fund Emphasis Is Planned Sunday By Methodist Group The morning and evening meetings of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church on Sunday will feature emphasis on the Methodist Youth Fund. Roberta Sutton and Paul Run-ninger are in charge of the promotion of the fund, which is sup Troop 8 Brownies Leaders: Rooms Ho Charge for Children1 -u Jt-owoy beds, strollers Cribs, ilab, ot Mrs. Patsy Carrara and Mrs.

George Wood, will meet at 3:35 p. m. Tuesday in the Third Ward School. Leaders Will Meet Ever Ready Class To Meet Thursday With 21 Attending Hospital Auxiliary Board Has Meeting, Will Buy Machine The board of directors of the Franklin Hospital Auxiliary met in the board room of the Franklin Hospital Thursday afternoon. There were 16 members present.

Mrs. C. A. Peterson, second vice president, conducted the meeting. Committee reports were given by the chairmen.

The group voted to buy a ice-making machine for the pediatrics ward. Mrs. H. T. Osburn, president, Monday Evening and Troop 9 Intermediates Lead ity persons and by rst Baptist I Discuss Camp Trip er: Dr.

Edith Sechler; assistant leaders, Miss Cornelia Montgomery, Mrs. Alberta Gazek. The Girl Scout Leaders Asso Meet Wednesday 3:30 p. m. at ciation will meet Monday in the YMCA.

the Methodist Church, Polk. The Ever Ready Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church met Thursday evening at the Business Women's Club, with 21 members and one guest pres Troop 10 Brownies Leader: The treasurer, four color bearers and musician will be installed at the next regular meeting. Following the installation remarks were made by Mr. Laing, Mr. Hefferman, Mrs.

Jones, Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Gehr. Mrs. Jones was presented with a gift from the members of the auxiliary and she, also received several individual presents.

Mrs. Jones presented gifts to all the officers who served during the past year in appreciation of their cooperation. At the conclusion of the installation the post and auxiliary members were served a fish dinner and the remainder of the evening was spent socially. On Wednesday evening the auxiliary had its regular meeting with Mrs. Jones presiding.

Routine reports were read on rehabilitation, hospital, Civil Defense, cancer dressings, membership and blood bank. Announcement was made that all committee reports for the year must be completed during April. Donations were made to the Venango County Cancer Society and the Amelia Kane Cancer Clinic. Mrs. Catherine Conway received the attendance prize.

The Jesse G. Greer Post, No. 18J5, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and its auxiliary held a combined installation service on Thursday evening in the post home. The post officers were installed by the past commander, Wayne Heffermaa assisted by Joseph Manning jiso a past commander. Alex C.

Laing is the new commander with Floyd Jones, senior vice commander; Ellis Artz, junior vice commander; Paul J. Mc-Ihaney, quartermaster; Robert uck, chaplain; William Heller, advocate, and DeWayne King, tni! tee. The auxiliary officers were installed by District 19 President Florence Kelley, assisted by Mrs. Anna Pasquale, a past present. The officers include: President, Mrs.

Marjorie Gehr; senior vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Heffer-man; junior vice president, Miss Betty Kelley; secretary, Miss Peggy Kelley; chaplain, Mrs. Eva Hovis; conductress, Miss Georgia Young; guard, Mrs. Bessie Bunce; trustee, Mrs. Lavinia Jones, patriotic instructor, Mrs.

Stella Port-erfield; flag bearer, Mrs. Patricia Laing; banner Mrs. Eleanor Bergin; historian, Mrs. Katherine Conway, All leaders, assistants and committee mothers are urged to at Mrs. Louis Grace; assistant lead i ported by the personal pledges and gifts of young Methodist.

This fund supports 600 projects including educational work, medical work, community centers, rural work, social evangelistic work and administration. Members of the M.Y.F. are urged to attend the group meetings this week. The evening meeting will be held at 6:15 p. m.

Sunday in the church dining room. tend. Further plans will be dis ent. er: Mrs. Lee Barrett.

Meet Tuesday 3:35 to 4:35 at Ninth Pontic UW cussed for the Leader's Over Street School. Following the dinner, the opened with devotions in Mrs. Floyd James Low. ary Myers, Carl Shep-don McGin-hn Pringle, Rodgers, lond Harry, Mr. and Judy Rhea, ted into the ter evening Rev.

Albert II announced the date of the spring meeting of the Northwestern Hospital Auxiliary Association. t. A. night to be held at Camp Wil-Bea on May 4 and 5. Troop 11 Intermediates Miss charge of Mrs.

Paul Kiskadden, Ina Gilmore and Miss Alice Ben 1 This all day meeting will be held using "Love" as her theme. Anyone desiring further information may call Mrs. Donald Jolley, 2-4351. nett, co-leaders, to meet Wednesday at 3:45 p. m.

in the Third in Oil City on April 25. These meetings are of interest to all auxiliary members. All mem I Corin. 13 was read and prayer was offered by Mrs. Chester Cowan.

Several readings were Ward School. Troop 12 Brownies Leader: bers are invited to attend, for presented including: "The Way," by Mrs. Belle Andrews: "Goodness luncheon reservations, members are to call Mrs. Osburn. Roman coins unearthed at the medicinal springs of Balneario de Panticosa, high in the Pyrenees mountains, prove that this resort was popular in the first century.

Mrs. David Bowser; assistant leader: Miss Isenberg. Meet Monday 3:35 to 4:35 p. m. at Ninth Street School.

COAXIAL CABLE CO. ADDS NEW CHANNEL Sporte Fan Can Now See Monday, Wednesday and Friday Nifht FijhU; Cleveland Ball Games. Mrs. C. E.

Cox, Mrs. Charles Lives On," by Mrs. Harvey Hoovler; "Holy Week Meditation," by Miss Mary Beatty; "When We Are Troop 13 Brownies Mrs. Rus F. Ball and Mrs.

Frederick P. Karns compose the nominating committee. sell Hoover and Mrs. C. Richard Distressed, by Mrs.

Irvin Dick; "Hitherto," by Mrs. Carl Hedglin; Reib, leaders, will meet Monday after school at Fourteenth Street FAMILY PROGRAMS: "ARTHUR GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS "ED SULLIVAN SHOW "JACK PARR SHOW" CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS: "CAPT. KANGAROO" "MICKEY MOUSE CLUB" and "Promise Yourself," by Mrs. Afrit Kiskadden. Devotions were closed School.

iale sr Leo Eng-he had re-ative three, ton stamps ale. a log cabin ice of the blue back-riday after- Troop 14 Brownies Leader: with prayer by Miss Nelle Manson. The business meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Herbert Spencer, MIST Mrs. Donald Jolley; aide: Mary Louise Hoovler.

Meet Tuesday 3:45 to 4:35 p. m. at R. G. Fire Hall.

A SMALL DOWN PAY'T OF $25.00 WILL ALLOW NEW CUSTOMERS IMMEDIATE HOOKUP COAXIAL CABLE CO. 523 13TH ST. PHONE Z-5217 Candlelight Wedding Unites Couple at Sugarcreek Church president. A social hour followed Troop 26 Intermediates Lead The Eddie Cantor Shower Miss Betty Toilet Water Concentrate w'rth tht vt a foptnef Jean McCune, and Wiley er: Mrs. C.

is. rrellsen (sixth Grade); assistant leader; Mrs. Walter Thomas. Leader: Mrs. William Robertson (fifth grade).

daughter of Mr. Civic'league To Have Program At Meeting Monday An international flavor will be noted at the meeting for the Civic League on Monday at 7:45 p. m. in the Library. Four Grove City College students will take part including: Clare Peros, Iran; Charalambos Kotronis and Chris Takondis, of Greece, and Brang-Seng, of Burma.

A board meeting is planned at 7:15 p. m. Coffee time will follow with Mrs. William T. Moyar as chairman.

AT p. m. ipital in Heights, ranklin RD i. aver, Sage corn Ave- The Dorothy Dick Show Monday thru Friday p. m.

Tunes by Terry Daily p. m. p. m. le Meet Tuesday 3:35 to 5 p.

Ninth Street School. Troop 15 Brownies Leader: Mrs. Paul Johnson; assistant leader: Mrs. Jo George. Meet Tuesday 3:45 to 4:45 p.

m. at R. G. Fire Hall. Troop 17 Intermediates Leader: Mrs.

D. Heffernan; assistant leader: Mrs. Leroy Shingledeck-er. Meet Tuesday 6:30 to 8 p. m.

Rocky Grove Fire Hall. Troop 19 Brownies Leader: Mrs. Howard Kelly; assistant leader: Mrs. Wayne Rogers. Meet Tuesday 3:45 to 4:45 p.

m. Fourth Street School. Troop 21 Brownies Leader: Mrs. Max McFarland; assistant leader: Mrs. John Snyder.

Meet Thursday 3:45 to 4:45 p. m. Ninth irkcy City, idtond ast The Family Rosary Miss Donna Lee Snyder, the maid of honor, wore an orchid tulle dress over taffeta and the bridesmatron, Mrs. William McCune, wore a gown of yellow net over taffeta. They wore bands of white flowers in their hair and they carried colonial bouquets of mixed flowers.

The bride's mother was attired in a brown print dress with white accessories and Mrs. Snyder, mother of the bridegroom, wore a brown and white dress with white accessories. They both had corsages of white carnations. A reception for 150 guests was held in the Sugarcreek Civic Club following the wedding. Streamers and white wedding bells featured the decorations and the bride's table was laid with a lace cloth and accented with mixed flowers and candles.

Mrs. H. C. Reed cut the cake and the aides were Mrs. Mildred Rice, Mrs.

Elizabeth Whitcomb and Mrs. James Rossman. The couple left for a short wedding trip, after which they will reside at Buttermilk Hill, Franklin RD 3. For going away the bride chose a white taffeta dress, trimmed in black velvet, with white accessories. Mr.

Snyder is employed by the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. Monday thru Saturday 7:00 p. m. 1340 Club Monday thru Friday 3:05 to 4:30 p. m.

McCune, of Cochranton RD 4, became the bride of James 0. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Snyder, of Buttermilk Hill, at a pretty candlelight ceremony performed last evening in the Sugarcreek Methodist Church. Lighted white candles, palms and mixed flowers decorated the church altar.

The single ring service was performed by Rev. Elmer Armes, the church pastor, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Smoyer played the traditional wedding selections and Miss Lois Campbell, the vocalist sang "The Lord's Prayer," by Malotte. The bride, who was presented 5n marriage by her father, was attired in a gown of white net over taffeta, fashioned with a waltzjength skirt.

The fitted bodice was of lace with short puffed sleeves and a boat neckline outlined with niching. The bride's long veil was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls. She also wore white mitts and' carried a white Bible topped with arnations and showered with treamers. All the wedding traditions were observed and the bride wore a pearl necklace, gift of the bridegroom. TWIEO I assistants, meet Thursday after school at Room 79 of the YMCA.

Troop 33 Intermediates Mrs. Arthur Harrah, leader; Mrs. Richard Holmes, assistant, meet Wednesday 4 to 5 p. m. at Sandy-creek Township School.

Troop 34 Brownies Mrs. Lawrence Snyder, leader; Mrs. Lois Jones, assistant, meet Wednesday 3:30 to 4:30 p. Sandy- RED LILAC MIRACLE 2.2S WKRZ fStreet School. ADAM'S RIB er our ixewsic aiauou tf.Ntws When It's Made DARK BRILLIANCE creek School.

2.7S Troon 35 Seniors Mrs. Joseph Troop 22 Brownies Mrs. Robert Whitman, leader; Mrs. Pauline Settlemire, assistant. Will meet in the Scout Room of St.

Patrick's School Wednesday noon. Girls are to take their own Can you spare a dollar, mister? 1 wanta start a savings account at VENANGO FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Starting a savings account is fine. Adding to it REGULARLY puts you on easy street. Savings received by April 10 earn dividends from April 1. Kozalla, leader; Mrs.

Vernon Cratty assistant, meet Monday 7 to 9 p. m. at YMCA. lunch and cookie money. Troon 36 Brownies Mrs.

Troop 23 Intermediates Lead Gerald Ace, leader; Mrs. J. Ed Romtttic as tht iefendarjr Maid of the the firlwhi weirs Ltnthiric'i alluring Mist Toilet ward Cline, assistant, will meet er: Mrs. Josepn Kozeua; assistant leader: Miss Mary Pastor. Tuesday 3:35 to 4:45 p.

Meet Tuesday at 7 to 8:30 p. m. Fourth Street School. St. Patrick's Scout room.

1 Water Conctntrite. Five famous fragrances i beautiful aerosol spray top bottles. the pitch and selects the melody for the day. Current Annual A3 0 Dividend Rate A 4 Troop 24 Brownies Mrs. M.

R. Feltenberger, leader; Mrs. James Porter, Mrs. Russell Mc-Kain and Mrs. Dean Wimer, assistant leaders.

Meets at 3:30 p. m. Monday in Rocky Grove Fire Hall. Since it was agreed that the cash-now pay-later plan! BARTHOLOMEW DRUG STORE components of a Christian home are warmth of spirit and joy in the Lord, several suggestions Troop 27 Intermediates Lead' Get Cash Now Pay Later in amounts fitted to your needs and income. Phone were offered for helping to ac IDLewood 2 2196 417 Thirteenth St.

er: Mrs. Charles A. Morrison; assistant leader: Mrs. Francis quire and maintain a happy for 1-visit loan, write, or come Franklin, Pa. Burton George Christian home.

I FRANKLIN, PA. on in. We like to say "Yes! It is necessary that a wife and ist Fourth Plummer RD 2. 1 Jefferson Titusville. esta SRt I Hoffman Chest- Oil City iview Ave- imersburg.

ille. le RD 3. Ave- ossuth. ille RD 3. State 4 and ue.

and son and son, and son, RD l. urel Ave- Emerald stown RD II West 3 Spruce erry, Oil ity RD 2. 58 Innis RD 2. priday to Tionesta riday to androck, j. Leans up to $1000 gfcU I Mrs.

Ruth Speaks Af Meeting of Baptist Society Mrs. Howard Ruth, wife of the pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, was the guest speaker Thursday evening at the Women's Baptist Mission Society in the First Baptist Church in 'A Christian Home" was her subject. Mrs. Ruth brought out the fact that a wife and mother can make or break a horned Because of her, a home can be either a little bit of heaven, or a bedlam. It is she who gives Flair ancClbtilhi Caft Loans over $600 made by Rial.

Meet Monday 6:30 to 8 p. m. at Rocky Grove Fire Hall. Beginning with this week's meeting. Troop 30 Brownies Mrs.

William Clinefelter, leader; Mrs. June Jones, assistant. Meet Tuesday 3:35 to 4:45 m. at Fourth Street School. Troop 51 Brownies Mrs.

Charles Ritter, leader; Mrs. Elsie Fowler and Mrs. Paul Snyder, assistants, meet Wednesday 3:45 to 4:45 p. Sugarcreek Civic Club. Troop 32 Brownies Mrs.

Lynn Mahaffey, leader; Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Manson Brown, mother be an example in all respects to those with whom she lives, Mrs. Ruth said. It is also expedient that the husband and wife, or father and mother live together in Christian harmony.

Mrs. Ruth mentioned that at least one good rule for a happy marriage is: Never speak loudly to one another unless the house is on fire! The talk was concluded vvith the speaker stressing the responsibility of a mother in the teaching of her child. i I Pklivans Beneficial Consumer Discount Co. HI CENTER STREET 2nd Floor Over Thrift Drug Co. Oil City, Pa.

Phone: Oil City 61-254 Opn evenings phone for hours Imm Hindi to nsidenls ef ell iilmranding towns Jewelry Company Jll-13tb St, Franklia Storage Rainbow Service Planned Sunday In Baptist Church for a piano or an organ or anything musical. "It pays handsomely too" 'crosontr PHone 2'5016 forPicMService OUR FURRIER WILL BE HERE MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 9-10 The Nina Smiley Shop AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR S. K. TATE FURS r-. We Are Exclusive Agents for "RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES" Assorted Chocolates 1-35 Chocolates and Bon-Bons lb.

1.75 Chocolate Covered Cherries box 1.35 Pecan Delights Also An all cream package and many other assortments. McGUIRE'S DRUG STORE K. G. McGuire, Owner Kayton Theatre Building Phone 2-8125 The service for the Franklin Assembly 19, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will be held at 7:30 p. m.

Sunday in the First Baptist Church. Rev. Charles A. Paul, pastor of the host church, will speak on the significance of the A program of sacred music will be presented by the Houghton College Chorale, under the direction cf Eldon Basney. Everyone is invited to hear the unique vocal ensemble and to attend the inspiring service.

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