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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1960
Page
2
Lorain County groups list events across churches clubs and halls from 1 p m to midnight. Activities include Sweet Adelines First Congregational Church and YMCA programs along with many club meetings dances dinners and tours across Elyria Lorain Oberlin Grafton and North Olmsted.
Threast kitchen presents a spring or summer dessert idea that imitates real flowers. Bake delicate cake in clay pots, frost with tinted meringue, top with shaved chocolate and a fresh flower, creating edible pots that resemble blooming plants. Includes recipe and decorating steps and a flower pot serving method.
Grace face Ladies Aid Society received an invitation to a Lorain County Valparaiso University Guild dessert and tea at Trinity Lutheran Church in Grafton. The article lists bake sale plans, study topics, and upcoming meetings across Catholic and Congregational groups with hostesses and dates.
Arrangements were made for the Bosses dinner on June 14 at Spring Valley Country Club by the Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club after meeting at the Elyria Credit Bureau office. Terry Niegowski spoke on Unlocking The Future By Writing It Right. Lucille Boylan, hospitalized, wishes to hear from members. Present were 33 members and guests with Pat Hill Kay Sparks Mary Hollis and others.
Elyria Chapter ITOPS started a membership drive after a dinner at the Graystone Hotel. Charlene Firestone sent letters to Elyria PBX operators, while president Margaret Wollenschlegel announced a Cleveland chapter meeting on May 19 and LaDonna Bramwell gave the sunshine report. The group will meet May 1.
Plans for the annual Benson Club banquet were finalized at St Paul Hall last week. Thomas Gotro chairs the event with assistance from Mrs Gotro and several couples. Reservation cards will be sent to members. Rev. James McCann spoke on Seven Capital Sins. Refreshments were served by a host of club members.
Mrs Harold Childs welcomed home from a winter stay in California by the Protector's Association of the Dames of Malta. The group met at Mrs J R Scarbrough's home for scripture, games, and a dessert. Prizes were awarded, and ill members received get well cards. The next meeting is May 17 at Mrs Walter Greber's home.
The blue triangle of the Young Women's Christian Association stands for the threefold emphasis body mind and spirit across every aspect of the organization’s program.
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