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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
13
Washington columnist describes rug showroom trends labeled conversational rugs designed to set moods in rooms. Pat Pasquella, rug industry executive, explains textures and colors from forest moss to camel hair and chenille rugs, claiming quieting effects and theme rooms.
The Oberlin club of the Federation of Democratic Women hosted the Lorain County Federation Spring luncheon at the Oberlin Inn with 200 attendees and Senator Margaret Mahoney as guest speaker. Committee headed by Mrs. Virginia Saylor included Mrs. Eleanor Walters, Mrs. Esther Coinman and Mrs. Bernice Grant. A bake sale Fun Fair will be chaired by Mrs. C. E. Berg and Mrs. W. H. Barone at the James Brand House on Friday April 21. Section leaders from First Church Women’s Association will call for donations to be delivered to the James Brand House. The Modernaires club presents its Fashion Revue on Saturday April 15 at Oberlin High School auditorium with local and Elyria merchants’ styles. Tickets from club members. refreshments served. President William E. Stevenson to speak on Human Rights at the First Church Women’s Association April dinner meeting at the James Brand House. Reservations handled by Section VI.
Mrs Eva Knight and husband and son from Detroit visit Kenneth Knight and family in Tampa Florida. A St Marys Altar Rosary Society meeting featured a 530 pm tureen supper and a movie You Can Change the World followed by the business session. Births include Aeon to Mr and Mrs Vincent Schneider and a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Metz at St Josephs Hospital Lorain.
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