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14 BINGHAMTON PRESS Feb. 22, 1951 Miss Shirley E. Sherer, Eliliu Holland Ensased 'Global Minds for Global World' to Be Topic Of Aviation Expert at Monday Afternoon Club Civic Club Told of New Relief Concept RECOGNITION the worth of the individual and an attempt to assist the Individual are bases for the structure of modern public assistance. City ml00lmimi'0' Mi 3 'A 1 0 I II V.1 A A' SHIRLEY SHERER RECENT TEA Some 30 students of area high schools attended a recent tea given by College of St, Rose Alumnae Association for' prospective students. The affair was held at the home of Mrs.

Anthony Rinella, 36 Bennett Avenue. A film of the Rose Day pageant of June, 1950, was shown. --li-i af By BETTY CHENEY Binghamton Press Society Editor IOHN HARVEY FURBAY, PH. D.t lecturer, author and former university professor, will speak on "Global Minds for a Global World" for members of the Monday Afternoon Club at 2 p. m.

next Monday in the club auditorium. The speaker, who is director of the Air World Education program of TWA and represents all U. S. aviation on the UNESCO, will be introduced to the club by Mrs. Efsa Vail Hill, chairman of the social sciences division of the program committee.

On Mrs. Hill's committee are Mrs. William H. Hill, Mrs. George L.

Hinman and Mrs. Henry V. Multer. Dr. Furbay received his doctorate from Yale University.

He also studied at Ohio State University, New York University and the Sorbonne. He is a fellow of the Royal Geographic Society of London, the Royal Anthropological Institute, and the National Geographic Society. In connection with his work, Dr. Furbay flies more than 100,000 air miles each year and has made documentary films in various countries. In addition to holding many college teaching posts, he has been associated with the U.

S. Office of Education on missions in South and Central America and has done projects in Europe, Africa ano! the Middle-East for the American Museum of Natural History. Bridal Party to Be Entertained MEMBERS OF THE BRIDAL PARTY for the wedding of Miss Martha Anne Crawford and Douglas Keal Harris will be entertained at a dinner party preceding a rehearsal at the church tomorrow evening. The wedding will take, place at 2 p. m.

Saturday in the Main Street Baptist Church. Scene of the parly will be the Crawford home, 946 Vestal Avenue. Miss Janet Couperthwait, prospective bridesmaid and a student at Wells College, will arrive home tomorrow for the activities. Miss Albertine Glenny of Buffalo, also a bridesmaid, and Miss Nancy Sterling of Plainfields N. former suitemate of the bride-elect at Ognontz Junior College, and who will present vocal sclec-' tions at the Saturday wedding, will arrive in Binghamton tomorrow.

The evening group of Binghamton Newcomers Club met last night at the Pepsi-Cola clubrooms for a dessert card party. Mrs. C. K. Stover, president of the combined afternoon and evening groups, told about plans for the style show to be presented by the Newcomers at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday in the auditorium of the Binghamton Gas Co. The combined groups also are planning a mixed dance to be held in April at the Binghamton Country Club. General chairman of the meeting was Mrs. James Ilicken, who was assisted by Mrs.

Douglas Florance, Mrs. George Page, Mrs. Stephen Foldes and Mrs. John Rennell. Cornell Club Hears Dr.

Philip Hong DR. PHILIP HONG, who addressed members of the Cornell Women's Club last night, said that most misunderstandings between nations are the result of suspicion turned to hatred. The meeting was held at the home of Miss Elizabeth Stouten-burg, 94 A native of Korea and educated" there, Dr. Hong is a surgeon at City Hospital. He said that Korea gets all its ideas of the United States from two sources, missionaries and movies.

These ideas are conflicting and both give slightly incorrect impressions, he said. Although he was educated in a medical college run by American Methodist missionaries, he had no idea of the real America until he "saw the country himself. Btnghamton Press Photo. MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL Mrs. Carlyle H.

Darling, hQstess, uses lipstick to write a post-nuptial greeting on the mirror for her guest of honor, Mrs. Arthur K. Darling, center, the former Patricia Hughes of Huntsville, and the bridegroom, Lieutenant Darling, at a shower held at the hostess' home, 21 Carhart Avenue, Johnson City, last night. At left is Mrs. Eugene A.

Darling, who was co-hostess. Post-Nuptial Shower Given Mrs. A. K. Darling A POST-NUPTIAL shower for GENERAL DUTY NURSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY The Meyer Memorial Hospital, Buffalo, New York, hi a number of General Duty Nurse vacancies in the Tuberculosis Service.

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N. Y. MR. AND MRS. HARRY SHERER of 73 Kneeland Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Eleanor, to Ellhu Holland.

The future bridegroom Is' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holland of New York City. Miss Sherer is a graduate of Binghamton Central High School and is employed by Waller's Electric Co. In New York City.

Her fiance is a graduate of DeWltt Clinton High School. New York City. He attended New York University and is the N. Y. State district manager of the Hydi-IIyde Sportswear Co.

of Chicago, 111. The couple plans a fall wedding. Wedding Attendants Are Announced Miss Arlanthe Gianakouros has has selected the attendants for her marriage Sunday to Louis A. Pavlis. Miss Gianakouros is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Gianakouros. 61 Washington Avenue, Endicott. Mr. Pavlis is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Pavlis, 223 Front Street, Vestal. Miss Christine Kominos as maid of honor and Miss Kathc-rine Pavlis, sister of the bridegroom, will be Miss Gianakouros's attendants. Dorothy Economides will be flower girl. Best man will be Arthur Athanasiou, while Dino Gianakouros, brother of the prospective bride, will usher.

Other ushers will be William A. Pavlis and George A. Pavlis. The 5 p. m.

ceremtfny at the Greek Orthodox Church, Arthur Avenue, Endicott, will be followed by a reception at the Vestal Legion Hall. Kiwaniqueens Plan Luncheon The executive committee of the Endicott Kiwaniqueens met last night at the home of Mrs. George Butz, 412 Adams Avenue, Endicott, to formulate plans for the annual June luncheon. Auxiliaries of the various service clubs in the Triple Cities area will be guests. Dogwood and white tapers decorated the refreshment table.

Present were Mrs. Ralph Myers, Mrs. Russell Frey, Mrs Ralph Swindler, Mrs. Harry Keirle, Mrs. E.

Raymond Lee and Mrs. P. Clay Knickerbocker. BRIDGE WINNERS Mrs. Richard Gillett and Carl-.

ton Hall won first place in the masterpoint game of the duplicate bridge tournament sponsored by the Endicott Kiwaniqueens. Mrs. Frank Bower and Mrs. Wilfor Yannitell won second place. Third place was won by Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Becker. The next tournament will be held at 8 p. m.

Monday in the En-Joie Clubhouse. Proceeds will benefit the sewing school. SORORITY MEETING Rho Chapter of Delta Gamma Delta Sorority will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the home of Miss Mary Louise Jones, 241 Robinson Street. PRINTED EMBOSSED GENUINE ENGRAVED BEN JOGGERST SON 142 STATE STREET HAMLIN'S TUSSY CLEANSING CREAMS I NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Maines cut the wedding cake after their marriage Feb. 3 In the First Methodist Church, Endicott. The Rev. Leon Vf. Routon officiated.

The bride Is the former Miss Josephine Onzik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kerekanich of 211 North Roosevelt Avenue, Endicott. Mr. Maines is the son of Mrs.

llor-tense Maines of 310 Grant Avenue, Endicott. The couple will reside in 108 North' Street, Endicott. 4 RECENTLY WED Mr. and Mrs. Philip L.

O'Conner cut the cake after their recent wedding in the rectory of St. John's Church, Susquehanna, Pa. The bride is the former Miss Joyce Louns-berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lounsberry of 6 Amsbry Street.

Mr. O'Conner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Conner of Susquehanna. The couple re-Bides in 733 Chenango Street.

BABY SHOWER Mrs. Clifford O'Connor of Owego was honored at a recent baby shower at the home of Mrs. Robert O'Connor, also of Owego. A bassinet trimmed in pink held gifts for the honoree. Games were played and refreshments were served.

Approximately 10 guests attended the shower. NOW AT It i it I ARBOfiHEAD STORES SPECIAL FEBRUARY 22, 23, 24 Welfare Commissioner Clarenc II. Sackey said yesterday. Mr. Sackey addressed members of the Binghamton Civie Club at a meeting in the auditor-lum of the Monday Afternoon Clubhouse.

Early concepts of welfare work stressed reformation of character, a "dictator attitude," Mr. Sackey said. Present-day social workers employ the knowledge of psychiatry, psychology and medicine in dealing with cases. Preceding Mr. Sackey's talk.

Miss Suzanne Cronk and Miss Emilie Forsyth, Central High School students, read original editorials on the subject of "Brotherhood." Miss Forsyth also read an essay written by Miss Lillian Akel. also a student, for entry in the DAR state contest for essays on citizenship. Red, white and blue appointments were used at the tea table. Mrs. James W.

Minehan was hostess. Assisting were Mrs. Cecil M. Rogers. Mrs.

Geonte D. Gardner. 'Mrs. Edwin W. Hubbs and Mrs.

Irving C. Beck. Mrs. Stanley N. Heslop Introduced the speaker, and Mrs.

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Pillsbury PIE CRUST MIX 19 George Washington Tea 7HERRiErzEFn223c Tapioca. Mrs. Harlan Willson Hostess To Iris Circle of Endicott a i 4l 1 I I V-8 Cocktail Juice a bride from Texas was given last night at the home of Mrs. Caryle II. Darling', 21 Car-hart Avenue, Johnson City.

Mrs. Arthur K. Darling, a sister-in-law, was guest of honor. The former Miss Patricia Anne Hughes of Huntsville, was married in mid-January In Hous-ton, to Lieutenant Darling, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Archibald C. Darling of 196 Hudson Street, Johnson City. The newlyweds are visiting his parents this week. They will leave Sunday for Savannah, where he will be stationed with the Air Forces. Mrs.

Eugene A. Darling of Johnson City, also a sister-in-law of the new bride, was co-hostess at the party. Bride and bridegroom dolls centered the buffet refreshment table. Twenty-one guests, rela- tives of the bridegroom, attended. CHAPTER MEETS, Delta Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, international sorority, met last night at the home of Miss Marlon Fay, 19 Robinson Street, with Mrs.

Roy P. Hasen-pflug, Instructor at Harpur College, as speaker. Mrs. HaHonpl'lug defined and traced the periods of drama from primitive to modern. She also read a monologue and excerpts from Ibsen's "Rorsmersholm" and the play, "The Importance of Being Earnest." Co CI Corned Beef Hash Gorton's Codfish Mm HARLAN WILLSON, McKlnley Avenue, Endi cott, entertained the Iris Circle of the Endicott Garden Club yesterday for the regular meeting and a George Washington tea.

Red carnations and tapers decorated the tea table. Mrs. Jasper Edwards, circle chairman, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Vcrn Willis gave a reading.

A paper on the cure of flowers was given by Mrs. Elwood Storm, followed by a general discussion by the club. The next meeting will be a tea held at the home of Mrs. Frank Gow, 215 North Duane Avenue, Endicott, on March 21. Superfine Limagrandsl 190 0k.

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Dillon of 5 Crocker Avenue, Johnson City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. FiUslmmon of Montrose, Pa.

Eleanor Brigham Feted at Shower Miss Eleanor Brigham was guest of honor at a recent pre-nuptial shower held at the home of Miss Eloise Ann Turnpenny, 138 West End Avenue. Miss Beverly Jean Kniskern was co-hostess. The honoree Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.

Brig-ham of 30 Elizabeth Street. Johnson City. Her fiance, Gerald L. Kniskerh of Binghamton, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

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