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Sayre, 'Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y. THE EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1954 PAGE THREE Home and Community Page Miss Shirley Hunter, Editor Plans Spring Wedding Sally McSparron Engaged to Wed Richard Glosenger Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McSparron of 507 Maple street, Sayre, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sally, to Richard Glosenger, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Glosenger of 200 Mills street, Sayre. The bride is a graduate of Sayre High school and is employed at Glaser's Drug store. Mr. Glosenger also attended Sayre High school and is em- DOLLAR DAYS ROCKMAN'S SAT.

off $1.00 All Advertised GIRDLES CORSETS $1.00 TABLE Bargains! Closeout GLOVES pr. $1 2 $1 off on Already Reduced COATS DRESSES Rockmans 134 W. Lockhart st. Sayre Violinist Appearing in Valley Combines Youth and Musicianship MARILYN WRIGHT Youth and beauty, and experience and superb musicianship are combined in the person of Marilyn Wright, young violinist who will appear Feb. 22 at Sayre high school auditorium in the third Valley Celebrities Concert association program of the current season.

Only 22 years of age, Miss Wright is one of the most attractive personalities on the concert stage today. But in spite of her youth, she has a solid background in her art, having begun the study of the violin at the age of four. She made her first important public appearance as an amateur at the age of 11 years and was hailed as a true child prodigy. Five years later, at the age of 16, she made her professional debut with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, in the SaintSaens Concerto for violin and orchestra, which brought such critical comment as: "A sensitive, graceful player, whose; tone quality is very pure," and "(She has) a fluent dramatic style (and) played with sureness and clarity." During the six years since her debut, Miss Wright has rolled up an impressive record of appearances with many orchestras, with chamber music groups and as a solo recitalist in many parts of the country, and has won wide recognition as one of the finest younger violinists in North America. Her concert in Sayre Feb.

22 will open at 8:15 o'clock. Admission will be by membership cards of the Valley Celebrities Concert association. David Relihan Is Ill at Hospital David Relihan of Owego, Tio: ga county Democratic committee chairman, suffered a heart attack Sunday and was admitted to the Robert Packer hospital. He is reported to be resting comfortably. He is a brother to Judge Walter Relihan of Binghamton.

mira area next Wednesday evening. Dinner will be held at the Langwell Hostel at 6:30 o'clock. Pat Runey, president, will be moderator of the meeting. All who plan to attend are asked to make their reservations early by calling Elmira the Advertising Club of the El- 5137. FOR BETTER BUYS.

SEE DAKER'S FINAL CLEARANCE ALL FALL AND WINTER HATS REDUCED TO $1.98 Get your share of these bargains NEW SPRING HATS are arriving daily. Daker's Ladies Hat Shoppe DESMOND SAYRE, PA. A newspaper panel discussion and tour of a newspaper plant will feature the next meeting of Clothing to Be Sent Again to Korean Children Plans were made to collect good children's used clothing for another shipment to Major Kenneth Stark of Sayre, now in Korea, by the ten members of Teoga chapter No. 11 War Dads auxiliary who met in the Athens Legion home last night. Members are equested to donate clothing for this project before the next regular meeting of the group is held.

Others interested in giving clothing for the may call Mrs. Lena Galusha, TU 2-2173. The group will hold a picnic supper Wednesday, February 24. Mary Carey and L. E.

Moore Wed Mrs. Mary Carey of 525 Stev. enson street, Sayre, and Leonard E. Moore of 112 South Wilbur avenue, Sayre, were married this morning in the rectory of the Church of the Epiphany by Rev. Francis J.

Toolan. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John. Haas of Sayre.

After ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Moore left on a two weeks' trip to Florida. Marilyn McCarty, Richard Dibble Wed inHome Ceremony at Sugar Run placed there was that of Abraham Lincoln. Devotions were led by Mrs.

Helen Keller. When refreshments were served at the close of the meeting, Mrs. Theetge and Mrs. Edward Cuthbert poured. Pastor Speaks To Sayre Court Rev.

Anthony Noviello, assistant pastor of the Church of Epiphany, spoke, to members of Court St. 219, Catholic Daughters of America, at its reg. ular meeting Tuesday in the Epiphany hall. His topic was "Sin of Indiffer. entism." After his talk he answered questions on his subject.

The tallk proved so interesting to the members that the court asked Rev. Noviello to address them during Lent. Mrs. Catherine Burkhart prestided at the meeting. Members were asked to bring donations of canned goods and other food for the benefit of a family in need.

Mrs. Francis Staniukinus, chairman, asked the members to cooperate in this matter. An invitation from Court St. Joan of Arc, Waverly, was read, inviting the Sayre Court to attend an anniversary banquet in the St. James church hall Feb.

25. The next business meeting will be held Tuesday, March 9. Jewish Women Mark Birthday Jewish Women's club of the Valley celebrated its 20th anniversary Sunday, Jan. 31, in the Jewish Community Center, Waverly. Dr.

Harry Bucholtz, president of Beth Israel congregation opened the meeting. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Hilda Schoeps, president of the club. A letter from Miss Rose man in New York city, the first president of the club, was read. Mrs.

Herman Rockman and Miss Minnie Stein reviewed the history of the club. A humorous skit was presented by Mrs. Hil. da Schoeps, Mrs. Phoebe Cohen, Mrs.

Daisy Rockman and Mrs. Edna Robinson. A piano solo was played by Mrs. Alan Friedlander. Supper was served under the chairmanship of Mrs.

E. Schiffman and her committee. The club will hold a get-together Sunday night at 8 to which all members and husbands and friends are invited. Mrs. Daisy Rockman will tell of her trip to Europe.

The next regular meeting will be March 1. Rev. Greene to Address Lions Rev. Albert Greene, rector of the Sayre Church of the will be the speaker at the regular weekly supper meeting of the Sayre-Athens Lions club, this evening at 6:45 in the Forrest House in Athens. George Jones will be program chairman.

Advertising Club To Hold Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Richard are making their home in Browntown following their marriage Sunday afternoon, January 31 in Sugar Run and their wedding trip to Virginia and points South. Miss Marilyn McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Mic. Carty of Sugar Run, became the bride of Mr. Dibble, son Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dibble of Browntown, at the home of her parents.

Rev. Norman A. Robinson, pastor of the Wyalusing Presbyterian church, performed the nuptial ceremony at 3 o'clock. Palms and white gladioli decorated the home and music was provided by Miss Norma Gamble. Given in marriage by her father, bride wore a gown of silk, ballerina length, fashioned with an off-the-shoulder neckline outlined in seed pearls and sequins and puffed sleeves of Chantilly lace.

She had a beaded silk cap and carried' a semicolonial bouquet of white rose. buds and feathered carnations. As matron-of-honor, Mrs. Daniel Puterbaugh of Camptown wore a blue taffeta ballerinalength gown and a blue velvet headband studded with sequins. Her semi-colonial bouquet was of pink rosebuds and feathered carnations.

Richard Caswell of Wyalusing was best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. McCarty chose a navy faille ensemble and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy taffeta dress and a similar corsage. A reception was held for about 35 guests before the couple left for the South.

The bride wore a beige suit with brown accessories for going away and her sage was of white carnations. Mrs. Dibble attended Ridley Secretarial School in Binghamton after graduation from Wyalusing High school in 1951 and she is now employed as a secretary in the Towanda office County Superintendent of Schools J. Andrew Morrow. Mr.

Dibble was graduated from Wyalusing High school in 1949 and employed in Dibble's Market Wyalusing. is, Before her marriage, Mrs. Dibble was honor guest at a. shower given by her co-workers in the Towanda Court House, a shower given by the Misses Norma Gamble and Marian Baldwin, and a shower given by Mrs. Daniel Puterbaugh and Mrs.

John Howard, Jr. MISS SALLY MCSPARRON West Studio Photo ployed at the Chemung Spring Water company. A Spring wedding is being planned. S. Waverly GOP Women Meet Discussion was held on the change of voting age from 21 to 18 years at the meeting of the South Waverly Republican Women last evening at 314 S.

Fulton street, South Waverly. Mrs. Ronald Squires, president, conducted the meeting. In a vote, seven members were against lowering voting age, two were for it and two preferred to remain neutral. A resume of the discussion and decisions reached will be sent this week to the 83rd Congress.

Mrs. Frank Fravel, chairman to promote the sale of council seals, announced that the proceeds from the sale goes to state headquarters to aid in the writing of the history of council. Those interested in seals the may contact Mrs. Fravel. A Court House quiz was conducted to refresh their minds on those who are in the county and state legisiatures.

Mrs. Squires named Mrs. Isaac Thompson membership chairman. It was reported that to date there are 21 paid members in the South Waverly group. Five members attended the luncheon at Sayre yesterday afternoon and heard Representative Alvin Bush speak.

Mrs. Harold Thompson, hostess, assisted by, Mrs. Donald Robinson served refreshments to the 11 members present. Frances Willard TeaHeldby WCTU A quiz on the life of Frances Willard, conducted by Mrs. Cora Theetge, featured the Frances Willard Memorial tea held yesterday afternoon by members of the Sayre WCTU at the home of Miss Edna Smiley, 231 N.

Wilbur avenue, Sayre. Those making responses to the quiz were Mrs. William Eden, Mrs. Aksel. Salo, Mrs.

Clara Mathews, Mrs. Lyal Bond, Mrs. Reed Loomis, Mrs. George Drake and Miss Edna Smiley. During the business meeting conducted by Mrs.

Jesse Edwards, president, it was voted to send $2 to the Lillian M. Stevens fund, which provides for Miss Elizabeth Smart, WCTU representative in Washington, D. C. It was also decided to send $2 to the Frances Willard Memorial fund which provides for workshop and the promotion of this work throughout the country. Because of the illness of Mrs.

Leroy Searfoss, a new flower mission director, Mrs. Mae Johnson, was named. Mrs. Scott Clarke read two poems, "A Good Great Name," about George Washington, by Frances Willard, and "A Tribute to Miss Willard" written by some of her followers. It was noted that her statue is the only one of a woman in Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C.

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