Wellington Church Banquet Honors Attendance Winners
A social hour followed by supper Tuesday May 14 will celebrate the winning side of a recent attendance contest with a banquet at the church.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
9
A social hour followed by supper Tuesday May 14 will celebrate the winning side of a recent attendance contest with a banquet at the church.
Wellington Grange met with fifty seven members in regular session. Worthy Lecturer Theodore Breyley presented a program including piano solos by Mrs. Neil Bradley and Frances Manning, a reading, and a School Question talk. A debate on Should the Farmer's Housewife Make the Garden was held with mixed verdicts and two judges, who did not agree.
Miss Ruth Perkins and her parents Earl and Mrs. Perkins along with Rollin West returned from a monthlong California trip by car. They visited Tombstone Epitaph editor Walter H Cole on the westbound route. Cole, a former Wellington Enterprise editor, and his wife were born and educated in Wellington. The Widening Circle Bible Class, led by Dr. C W Recard, held a 6:30 p m covered dish supper at the church on Wednesday with families attending. Mrs. Carroll Wight led planning with Dorothy Hughes and Mrs. Paul Crawford assisting.
The Woman's Afternoon Club meets with Mrs A P Lincoln north of town on Monday with Mrs Robert Grege of Pittsburgh presenting a Book Review on The Phantom Crown. Entre Nous Club visits Mrs D R Arnold for 730 dinner and Bridge tonight. Senior King's Daughters meet with Mrs T M Pfeiffer Monday evening April 22 replacing April 15 due to Lent.
Forty two members and four guests attended the Kiwanis luncheon including L A Norton and J Douglas Melver. A R Branson spoke on club progress and future plans. W J Larcey of Bell Telephone showed four reels about long distance calling and a Chinese Exchange in San Francisco where operators call subscribers by name.
The Wellington school Acapella choir led by Miss Martha Rutledge and the Junior Senior orchestra and band directed by Einar Helstrom will travel to Clearview school to take part in the annual Lorain county band contest.
At community forums in Rochester and Pittsfield and in Wellington Mayor's Court room, 600 boys and girls were judged for their efforts in music. Rev H. W. Fisher gave talks on current events and the Townsend Plan failure, followed by open discussion.
H B Stevick and Perry Knapp of the local Sons of Veterans decorated the east window of The First National Bank building to commemorate April 9 1865 the 70th anniversary of General Robert E Lee surrender General Ulysses S Grant and the end of the Civil War.
A regular old-time minstrel show with an interlocutor endmen and black-faced comedians was presented by the Huntington Parent-Teachers Association in the Huntington town hall last night. Bernie Miller of Huntington directed with Charles Willard as assistant. Andersons orchestra provided music between acts. Proceeds from the show will go to the association’s treasury.
The late Charles T. Jamieson left a Lord's Supper plaque to the Homebuilders class of the Methodist Sunday School purchased at Francis Sanctuary Company, now Steel & Metal Products. Theodore Sidney Shepard also bought the same plaque. Cora Shepard keeps one in her home. Nearby, Rev H H Fisher and daughter Barbara visited Lorain. Asby Neel and wife stayed with Mrs H T Gardner family. Penfield's Janice Richmond visits grandparents. Mrs Robert Gregg of Pittsburgh plans to visit for spring vacation with her husband. Eileen Ferrell has recovered from appendicitis surgery. Mrs Walsh Kelley admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Mrs A B Jones hosted M FE Missionary Societies gathering Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs Albert Luce and Miss Florence Starr. Worship led by Mrs Mattie Foster opened the session with business, talks on Kinship with Our Young People and Stewardship, a Japanese playlet in costume, and a Book Review on How the Church Can Help. Teddy Jones accompanied Artie B as he sang, and light refreshments followed. attendance was strong.
The Willing Workers 4 H Sewing club met with advisor Miss Kathryn Witbeck in her school room Thursday afternoon at 3 39. Officers elected were Meshba Handley president Georgette Tudor vice president Hazel Cassels secretary and treasurer Martha June Mix and Evelyn Saxe recreation leaders Avis Anderson and Evelyn Smith news reporters. Nineteen members attended from a class enrollment of twenty.
County Commissioner James A. Reynolds backs a plan to demolish Cleveland's historic old courthouse in Park Lie Square and replace it with a parking lot. The proposal followed prior delays and protests that stalled the project.
Mrs Agnes Taylor of Bellaire Ohio seeks divorce accusing her husband of being in natured ill tempered jealous delicious cantankerous haughty and petulant. The filing notes the petition may reflect a lawyer using a thesaurus.
The Soviet Government advances a civilizing and commercial Arctic program by manning a new air route in northeast Siberia. The line runs from Tikey Bay along the Laptev Sea to Wellan then crosses Bering Strait, Anadyr, Okhotsk, and Khabarovsk.
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