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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1952
Page
2
At last night’s YWCA board meeting the completed plans for a new building were reviewed. Three new committees were formed to oversee design, finance, and community outreach.
The Elyria area hosts a full day WSCS district meeting on April 24 at Bele church. Women from the district will attend and hear talks on church work and installation of Dr. C. W. Cooper as district president at concluding ceremonies.
Members of the Girls' World Friendship group at First Methodist Church met with Miss Jane Kennelly to set a mother-daughter tea for May 19 at 150 Ohio Street counselor Mrs James H Siward's home. Miss Marilyn Snoble presided. readings on friendship and missionary work were shared. Dor othy Nichols spoke on Japanese relocation centers.
A special membership meeting of the Elyria Theatre Guild is set for 8:30 PM to vote on important recommendations. Mrs. June Bannick presided at last week’s board meeting where two issues were sent to members for action.
Personal notices from Elyria include service by William B Anderson on furlough visiting his mother Mrs Lena Anderson before reporting to Keesler Air Force Base. Numerous visits, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, travel to Texas and Florida, ongoing illnesses, and community events fill this rambling social column.
Elyria Hadassah members toured the Alice Seligsburg Fashion Institute of Israel show depicting gowns suits and coats reflecting European design. Notables modeled included Mrs. Louis Becker and Mrs. Alfred Copeland with instructor Louis Klein noted as Parisian designer. A show commentator Nelson Beller and artist Herman Frankel performed with cakes and coffee served afterward.
Readers gather for Amnie Grani's event with addresses across West avenues and Chestnut Street. The 2nd annual chicken dinner happens Thursday April 24 at 5 10 8 30 p.m. held at Pow hall on Rt 82 near West River Road across from Columbia school. Tickets cost 1.25 for adults, children 6 to 12 pay 50 cents. People listed include Mrs Pabert Rourke Mrs Richard Wil sor Leroy Webster Jane Boughton John Bhi and Amnie Grani among others.
Mrs Meyer spoke at the Junior Woman's Club gathering with a humorous review of Jank Gilbreth's I'm A Lucky Guy. Officers reviewed plans for a spring dance and May party at the American Legion hall with reservations due by May 17.
The Churchwomen of St. Andrew's hosted a Brazil tour program by the Business and Professional Women's group with Mrs. Carrol Tibball as chair. The event featured slides on the Episco pal Work in Brazil, a panel on mission work, Brazilian crafts displays, and hospitality by local guilds. Next BPW dinner is May 19. churchwomen meet May 7 for salad luncheon and scholarship fund program.
A Gene Carroll show will be held at Oberlin High School auditorium on Friday at 8:00 p.m. on April 25. Adults 60 cents and students 40 cents. Proceeds go to Lorain County Council PTA I scholarship fund.
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