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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1965
Page
6
Community groups announce meetings across Elyria including Holy Cross PTA, MB Johnson Nursing School Alumni, St. Agnes Altar and Rosary, Daughters of Svahara, and YWCA. Events cover elections, fundraisers, lectures, rummage sales, and Little League planning with dates, venues, and chairpersons where available.
Beth Peterson of Due Font Company will discuss new directions in fabrics and fashion at the Lorain unit meeting. She will show fabric samples, explain production trends, and highlight nylon, carpets, and home furnishings innovations to home economists, homemakers, and students.
Abigail Van Buren fielded readers on marriage risks with a man who has eight prior marriages and nine children, a coworker matchmaking dilemma, a lonely widow craving companionship, and a teen seeking a deeper voice, advising caution and professional help where needed.
North Eaton artist Mrs Earl Arbuckle paints and dresses eggs into unique figurines for a plastic philodendron tree. She uses a catalog sourced pen for fine facial details and gains ideas from fabrics, patterns, and TV hair looks, creating both male and female egg figures with varied textures and hair.
The piece notes shifting dress trends with bold color and fabric contrasts for the season. It describes white diagonal worsted with black bars for suits, hot yellow lining, and silk weaves in pale mocha, milk chocolate, and pale raspberry tones to refresh wardrobes.
The Elyria Musical Art Society presents Sorrow in Music as its Lenten program tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the Great Hall First Congregational Church. Madrigal singers directed by Robert Bostwick perform five numbers with soloists Mrs Carl Norris Kenneth Brenneman and Mr Bostwick.
Ordinary clip-type clothes pins serve as desk clips. Glue letters to pins to spell words like bills or letters, then spray with paint for a usable decorative office aid.
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