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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
3
Members of St Pauls Circle No 1 met in church parlors with hostess Ida Gist and chair Henry Manns. Devotions referenced Bible verses and mission notes while planning a May 4 birthday tureen lunch and May 11 regional meeting attendance.
Circle No 4 of Bt Pauls church met at Mrs William Holdys Bath street home for a noon luncheon with ten members and five guests Mrs Martin Schroeder Mrs Joe Rodgers Mrs Glen Hicks Mrs Edith Peachy and Mrs Elsie Schneider. Devotions by Mrs Harry Anderson referenced Daily Talk and Gods Tracks. Circle plans May 4 tureen dinner at church and May 11 Magyar Evangelical meeting plus May 15 Rainbow Girls dinner with Circle No 5. One May meeting set for May 25 at Mrs Karl Roessmanns. Life member presented at Academy of Friendship for Virginia Towne and four candidates set to receive degrees May 7 at Cincinnati during state Women of the Moose conference at Gibson Hotel.
By Edyth Thomas Wallace two Magyar evangelical church circles met yesterday and set Orphans Day and a mother daughter banquet for May 14. They announced a style revue by the Young Ladies Club next Monday and Women’s Guild spring meeting May 11. Circle No 4 gathered at Mrs. Lapos house on Vulcan Street with Rev L G Novak presiding and reports from Mrs. Soboslai and Mrs. Homoki. Circle No 2 met at Mrs. Papp’s West River Street home with devotions by Mrs. Beregzaszi and reports by Mrs. Pilagyi and Mrs. Papp. Both circles noted ill members Mrs. Szabo and Mrs. Horvath. Plan for May 25 meetings at the respective homes.【43 sentences】
JOMS Prayers circle met at the Underhill home on West Avenue with Mia leading prayer and Rose Berger guiding devotions from Streams in the Desert. Carlotta Hafner sang a hymn, Anna Paul read an article by Dr. B H Pierson on Mrs Cowman birthday reception, and members each gave 80 cents to a birthday fund. April offerings totaled 45 with cake and fruit cookies served. May meeting set for the second Thursday. Alex Gildren Jr celebrated seventh birthday with a movie party and gifts from numerous guests. Hospital discharges listed for several residents in Lorain and Amherst areas.
Suburban Calendar lists family style fish fry at Columbia Methodist Church city wide events at Columbia town hall Brighton band concert Belden sophomore dance Columbia school concert Avon police association dance Eaton senior play at Eaton school North Olmsted VFW dance at Springvale Kentucky Sue at N Olmsted High School PEBSA meeting at town hall Ridgeville Harmony Hangout paper drives Grange card party and Pilgrim Fellowship paper drive at Ridgeville Fields church choir paper drive Avon Lake St Josephs anniversary dance Mon Eaton Firemen meeting and Memorial Day planning in Ridgeville Fields missionary service and meetings South Amherst Republican Women in South Amherst No Ridgeville men’s club Kiwanis and recreation meetings in No Olmsted Girl Scouts Troop 297.
The Rev Harry A Hanson former Lucknow Christian College principal will guest speak in Norwalk and nearby churches during the coming week. He will address Fields Methodist church May 1 at 8 pm, speak at Rochester Methodist church May 2 at 7 pm for the mothers and daughters banquet, and visit New London Methodist church May 4 with meetings for a WSC S group at 2 pm and a Men's Brotherhood gathering at 8 pm. Hanson, a 1916 New England Conference member and Lucknow College principal since 1943, holds high Methodist posts in Asia and has served on India Burma Ceylon Christian councils and Leonard Theological College boards.
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