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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1961
Page
5
A sewing circle preview uses Mc Call patterns for a garden fashion line. The date dress features a scoop neckline and full skirt in Wamsutta pique, while a melon and white checked Homespun reefer coat and other outfits from Lowenstein and Tropic fabrics complete the ensemble.
About 200 persons attended the St Mary Church Altar and Rosary Society card party Tuesday evening in the school cafeteria. Special prizes went to Mrs Clifford Hennings Jean Ganis and Betty Farkas with high scores at each table. Door prizes were donated by members.
A playful piece on the seasonal fashion whirl inviting readers to imagine new fabrics and colors for vacation and daily life. It muses on budget worries amid spring purchases and chores, then pivots to a confident plan to create a fresh wardrobe through DIY sewing and department store finds.
The Women's Guild of St Paul United Church of Christ in ER held a three birthday luncheon in the lounge yesterday. Mrs George Mormingstar opened the program with singing led by Mrs Mayme Pallas, piano by Mrs Russell Dunford, and a poem by Mrs Augusta Fichter. Mrs Dunford recalled 30 years of the Guild history and devotions were given by Mrs Mayme Pallas. Mrs Richard Wales announced upcoming Lorain County Women’s Guild events and a mother-daughter banquet is planned for May 9. Tables featured pastel decor and umbrella favors with four pastel cakes as centerpieces.
Mrs Walters led a meeting of the Elizabeth Stevens Society at First Methodist Church Tos day evening in Fellowship Hall to discuss Margaret Henderson's Seven Steeples about seven Maine churches. Rev Donald Carpenter delivered devotions on I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes To The Hills. Junior choir offered a musical program under Mrs Joseph Lehr. Mary Dolliver of Oberlin College will speak May 2 at a breakfast.
The Jefferson eighth grade Y Teens discussed a car wash during their Monday session at the school. Donna Pappenbrock led devotions, Gayle Taylor presided, and Kathe Cuson served as reporter as Mrs. Walter Hill collected candy money.
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers marital humor and moral opinions. Topics include a bowler’s wife disputing overnight stays, a husband joking about trading his wife for a new model, and wedding-cost pressures on a younger daughter with family financial limits.
Confidential note to the advice column discusses a longtime marriage and a daughter's wedding four years ago. It mentions spending 53,600 on a church event and hints at unspoken tensions shaping family dynamics. The writer seeks guidance on communication and finances.
Public welcome to a fresh fish dinner at St Jude on Poplar Street. Tickets include pie and beverage with take-outs and ample parking available.
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