First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Names New President
The annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston was held Monday. Incoming president is Mrs. Helen Chaffee Elwell, B.C.S., from East Hebron New Hampshire.
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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
2
The annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston was held Monday. Incoming president is Mrs. Helen Chaffee Elwell, B.C.S., from East Hebron New Hampshire.
Vans were prepared for the annual musical and dancing revue to support the Woodlawn branch sustaining fund. Presented by the women's auxiliary on June 24 and 29 at the Wadsworth Kimbark auditorium. Alma divert will host with Wilson School and master of ceremonies Monies raised fund the club. Arrangement committee members include Mrs. Daisy Wetz Mrs. C L Palmer Mrs Julia Murray and Mrs Netta B Guss.
Duskin sisters Bunny and Ruth Duskin execute roles in the all children’s grand opera company production of Hansel and Gretel at Hirsch High auditorium. Bunny portrays Gretel on Saturday and Sunday evening. Ruth plays the Witch on Saturday evening. Zerline Muhlman Metzger directs.
Barbara Sward of 8135 Paton Ave Greencastle Ind a DePauw student, was honored at the Mortar Board capping during the May Day breakfast. She serves as president of Kappa Alpha Theta, managing editor of the DePauw, publicity director of the Radio Guild, and secretary of Theta Sigma Phi. She also belongs to Alpha Samba Delta and acted as junior business manager of the Little Theater.
Mr and Mrs Fran Stemerman of 8332 Vernon Avenue announce the birth of their son David Lewis on May 6 at Michael Reese Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds one ounce at birth.
L L Mathewson of 8435 Indiana avenue marks 35 years with Commonwealth Edison company last Tuesday. He began in 1912 as a switchnouse attendant at Fisk generating station and now serves as assistant water electrician at the same plant. A South Dakota State College electrical engineering graduate and World War I veteran, he belongs to the Commonwealth Edison post of the American Legion.
Mrs Arch H Hilsbeck will be guest of the Wosaic Poetry Club at a birthday dinner June 1 at the Harviel Mc Cormick YMCA. She has studied choral speaking at Northwestern and Columbia universities and will lead the group in poems.
The light aviation unit of the Illinois National Guard seeks volunteers for vacancies. Interested men should contact the Light Aviation Officer at 234 EB Chicago Ave before January 1.
Urgent appeal calls for 8000 volunteers to tag for the Salvation Army on Doughnut Day Tuesday June 17 in Chicago. Mrs Henry Paschen 345 Fullerton Parkway chairs the drive inviting philanthropic women to volunteer by visiting 112 E Wacker or calling Delaware 2015. A taggers tea Monday at the Continental Hotel features Johnny Olson’s Ladies Be Seated show on WLS ABC at 2 p.m. Proceeds aid Chicago social services. Mrs Albert Feigenbaum visits Oakland California to see sister Mrs Lena Blum.
The Lutheran Woman's League of Chicago will host its annual outdoor fair at the Children's Receiving Home campus in Maywood on Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. Southeast side members include Mrs. Joan Holstrom Mrs. Elmer Swanson and Mrs. Oscar Matson with listed addresses.
A highway first aid station opened last Sunday in Palos Heights fieldhouse by the Red Cross. Fire department members and Red Cross volunteers will be on call for highway accidents or public disasters.
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