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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
5
This piece promotes sewing at home as a budget friendly path to designer like style. It notes 45 million American women sew yearly, outlines tips, new fabrics such as all cotton stretch and double knit, and suggests panels and patterns to build a personal, economical wardrobe.
Molly Mahlke and 22 other graduates received caps at a Friday service at First Congregational Church in Elyria. Dr Robert Berkibele spoke, followed by a church parlors reception. The Elyria Catholic Nurses chapter held a separate cap blessing Monday at St Mary Church. Mahlke, from 237 West Main Street, is a Norwalk St Paul High School graduate.
The thirty second installation of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Willard Assembly 99 was held Saturday night at Ma sonic Temple. Pauldra Hawk and Linda Kuhn are the new worthy advisor and worthy associate advisor. Other new officers include Jeri Kipp Cheryl Dawson Kay Houghton Charla King Becky Brown Pam Har wood Margo Seibert Diane Houghton Carol Hauser Karen Wolfe Jan Martin Karen Coder Janine Matt Peggy King Janet Robinson Marianne Miller Sandy Woodworth and Kathy Arnold. Mrs Clifford Stahl
Eighteen members of Brownie Troop 50 received their wings in a Fly-up ceremony at First United Presbyterian. Wings were presented by co-leaders Mrs. Eugene Dahse and Mrs. John Borgia. After the ceremony the group joined Troop 166, with Mae Lloyd speaking on good scouting and plans for an overnight camp July 8 and 9 at Camp Singing River.
Members of the Willow dale Farm Women's Club and their families will meet for a picnic at noon Sunday at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hummon at Lakeside.
Margaret Kramer of Milan received a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Detroit. She made the Dean's list for the final quarter and co-chaired and served as toastmistress for the Senior Communion Breakfast. Active in Theta Phi Alpha, she was secretary in her senior year.
Representatives from Norwalk five garden clubs met at Mrs. T J Peabody's home to discuss planting a Memorial Lake Park tree and sponsoring an advanced flower arranging course. A bus trip to the Garden Club of Ohio holiday flower show in Cleveland was also considered.
Chit Chat Allen Zimmerman of Norwalk earns spring term honor roll at Ohio Northern University with a 3.5 GPA.
4-H leaders and clubs in Huron County held meetings in mid June. Carol Pancost attended the North Fairfield Thimblettes gathering at the Gahring home on June 16, discussing a community project and hosting a Sugar N Spice Club party. The Bonus Cibus 4-H Club met June 15 at Mary Anne Bonner’s home to plan its next gathering. Kathy Mesenburg will host the next meeting at 7 30 p.m. June 29. Brenda Collins spoke on safety at the Peru Buttons and Bowl Club meeting at the Peru Community Hall with demonstrations by Judy Schafer Virginia Schafer and Kathy Martin.
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