Family Life Changing Says Bliss at Maplehurst PTA
Professor Russell Bliss of Bowling Green State University told Maplehurst PTA that today’s families face rapid changes from industrialization urbanization and mobility. He argued modern families seek freedom of expression and emotional security while adjusting to altered education religious training and possessions. A business session noted a plan to furnish file cabinets and record players for teachers and a candy sale as the unit fund raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bliss
Maplehurst Pta
Bliss
Bowling Green State University
PTA
Hints From Heloise on Aluminum Utensil Care
Readers learn aluminum care from a bulletin by Aluminum Company of America. Tips cover removing mineral discoloration with vinegar or cream of tartar, cleaning burned food with warm water and wooden scraper, and avoiding warping by controlled heat on gas or electric ranges. Also advises softened water, proper kettle care, lime deposit removal, polishing, and avoiding harsh caustics.
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Aluminum Company of America
Legion Auxiliary shifts gifts to aid needy families
American Legion Auxiliary members vote to forgo their gift exchange this year and instead buy gifts for two Thanksgiving and two Christmas needy families. They also plan gifts for children at a veterans home in Xenia and to provide flags for two Girl Scout troops. Christmas event plans and a Christmas seals drive were approved.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Xenia
Night Potluck and Dance Nightlife Calendar Tonight
Tonight features a C B ers potluck at the American Legion at 7, FADS Western Style Square Dance at Pleasant Street School 8 to 11, and a Norwalk High School community concert at 8 15. Sunday offers a workshop at Warren Chapel 3 30, a Western Style Square Dance class 7 to 10 at the Recreation Center, and a School of Missions at First Methodist Church 7 p.m. Monday lists Pack 263 at St Paul Episcopal Parish House 7 p.m. plus Rehearsal for Solid Gold Cadillac at Shoestring Club rooms 7 30, Whittle-ettes TOPS at Mrs. M J Mercer 8, Firelands Coin Club at American Legion 8, First Methodist Wesleyan Circle at Mrs. Paul Wetzel 8, Milan PTA at School Cafeteria 8, Regina Landis Discussion Group at Chatham St 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Pleasant Street
Norwalk High School
Warren Chapel
Recreation
School of Missions
First Methodist Church
St. Paul Episcopal
Whittle-ettes
TOPS
M. J. Mercer
Firelands Coin Club
First Methodist Wesleyan Circle
Paul Wetzel
Milan
PTA
Regina Landis
Robert Grell
Chatham St
Citizens Advisory Committee outlined by Bronson Norwalk PTA
Robert Calhoun described the newly formed Citizens Advisory Committee as a study group. Twelve members from different community areas can present diverse views on issues. Mrs Dean Lawrence demonstrated health eye testing gear and Mrs Lawrence Carpenter shown library usage with slides.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Robert Calhoun
Bronson-Norwalk Pta
Calhoun
Dean Lawrence
Health Committee
Department of Health
Lawrence Carpenter
Changes In Fashions Over 150 Years Shown
The For Efficiency Farm Women's Club in North Fairfield held a fashion revue at Mrs. Harry Woodruff's home. The program led by Mrs. Charles Wilcox traced fashion trends with garments up to 150 years old and included two 1880 china dolls. Models included Mrs. George Ryerson and others. devotions preceded the event and a donation to the tuberculosis fund was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
FOR Efficiency Farm Women’s Club
Harry Woodruff
Charles Wilcox
George Ryerson
Jack Sweeting
Richard Knittel
Richard Woodruff
Nancy
Mary Ann
Workshop Planned By Warren Chapel
Ike and Mike dummies used by Rev. Melvin Bateman will star in a Warren Chapel Sunday School workshop at 3 30 p m. The event, conducted by Bateman pastor of the congregation, will attract both adults and children. Bateman, a TV act performer, recently received a Ports mouth race relations award and a Detroit community relations award at Eta Phi Beta luncheon. He also earned a National Red Cross award for 1963 flood relief work.
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Ike
Mike
Melvin Bateman
Warren Chapel
Mr. Bateman
Bateman
Portsmouth
Detroit
Eta Phi Beta Sorority
National Red Cross
Spring and holiday fashion survey from New York to California
Women's editor notes fashion mix of spring and holiday designs with Unifax photo spread showing bold trends such as turkey feather sleeves. Mentions Elizabeth Lawrence collection and contrast between attractive pieces and more outlandish creations seen by photographers. Also covers family news and university music programs in Denison and Ohio State.
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Janet Conway
New York
California
Elizabeth Lawrence
Bishop's Company to stage Saint Joan in Oberlin and Elyria
The Bishop's Company presents Shaw's Saint Joan with 8 p.m. Tuesday performance at the First Church of Christ in Oberlin and a 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29 edition at the First Methodist Church in Elyria.
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Bishop’s Company
Oberlin
First Church of Christ
First Methodist Church of
Elyria
Genius Night Judging Set for Cub Pack 263
Cub Pack 263 will hold Genius Night judging at 7 p m Monday at St Paul Episcopal parish house. The scouting project entries will be evaluated during the evening event.
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Cub Pack 263
St. Paul Episcopal Parish House
Pastor Leads Study Course In Bellevue
A new adult study course titled Communism vs Christianity began two weeks ago at St. John Lutheran Church of Bellevue. Rev. Richard M. Billings educates on basic Communist beliefs and global conquest aims each Sunday at 9 15 a m in the chapel at Southwest and Morrison Streets. Karin Datsenko will speak about Estonia under Soviet capture and oppression. The six week series covers origins, beliefs, appeal, methods and results, religion and communism, and actions of Christians.
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St. John Lutheran Church of
Bellevue
Richard M. Billings
Southwest
Morrison Streets
Youth Topic Highlighted by Circle Four Meeting
Mrs Henry Stevens spoke on Youth Topic of Program at Circle Four of the Presbyterian Women's Association meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Elmer Scipers home with Mrs Russell McPherson as co host. In Mrs Robert Carters absence Mrs Loren Hester presented the summarizing chapter Fulfill Your Ministry from the Be What You Are study book.
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Henry Stevens
Circle Four
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Elmer Scipers
Russell McPherson
Robert Carter
Spiritual Life
Loren Hester
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