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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1955
Page
3
By JOHN ROBERT POWERS the author notes glamorous models drink milk with meals and as a snack. Milk is presented as nature's most nearly fed food containing protein fat calcium phosphorus sulfur iron and potassium plus vitamins A B1 B2 C and D for eyes skin hair nails teeth and complexion.
A fragmented ad describes Elyria Memorial Hospital and a beauty diet book offering milk based plans for weight gain or loss. It lists addresses and names such as Mr. and Mrs. Harple, Alaid Rosenau, Dennis Burdue, Ralph Ganiner, and others seeking the guide "Your Beauty Diet" with mailing details and a 10 cent request.
Mrs. Gertrude Wernert hosted Circle No 5 of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church with devotionals led by Mrs Walter Reif and a dessert served to 18 members. May 5 Family Night at the church and May 6 Fellowship Luncheon at Washington Ave Church of Christ announced. Next Circle No 5 meeting May 12 hosted by Mrs John Bowman. Circle No 2 met at Mrs John Brickner's home with devotions on Revelations and plans for May 5 Guild Family Night and May 18 Mother Daughter Banquet. Next meeting May 11 hosted by Mrs Louis Chervenko Sr.
Amy Vanderbilt offers etiquette answers on minor annoyances in social life. A reader asks about addressing lipstick marks on napkins and about hostess smoking and guest allowances. Vanderbilt advises polite, direct talk and appropriate hostess behavior to avoid friction without harming friendships.
A home cook’s guide offers two pot pie recipes using beef and young chicken, plus a simple pot roast. Ingredients include beef cubes, onions, bay leaves, flour, and a special dough. chicken version uses young fliers, potatoes, onions, saffron optional, and a potato layering method. Also notes a rummage sale by Lake Ave Congregational Church on Apr 30 at 8:30 AM.
Elyria groups host events including Elyria Camera Club at the YMCA 8 p m and Roosevelt PTA Spring Dance 7 to 10 p m at the school. Protector's Association listed contact Lottie Marsh at 130 Adelbert Street for 8 p m gatherings.
Fashion flash from New York notes a trend toward antique inspired jewelry. Designers favor bulky brassy pieces copied from Greece Rome and Egypt with fake gold finishes. Expect large dangly earrings massive pins wide fringed necklaces and bib collars echoing Cleopatra with ornate carvings and fake stones. The style likely pairs with simpler, severe clothing rather than ruffles.
A fashion feature notes a spring trend embracing pale pinks and blues as fresh tints. Hosiery and apparel showcase a vivid rainbow spectrum from pale to shocking, signaling a dramatic update in color mood for the season.
Belt fashions shift waistlines from straight to nipped silhouettes with hip hugging belts of varied widths and materials. Hosiery color groups include Soft Belge, Golden Belge, Creamy Rose, Misty Gray, Clear Taupe and a new mauve tint. A German resort offers a politeness coupon contest with prizes for the most polite visitors.
Kansas City report highlights new fabrics changing interior design. Fibreglass nylon vinyl fortison and formica offer durable non absorbent options for curtains upholstery draperies and floors. Modern blends and color variety expand possibilities for homemakers with long lasting designs.
Bethel Shrine Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem held a session in the Odd Fellows hall with Vera Goodell and Wesley Goodell presiding. Mrs. Frieda Latimer presented amendments to the supreme law as will be introduced at the Supreme Shrine in Kansas City next week. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Strong, Mrs. Olga Sasse, and Mrs. Latimer. Hostesses named and events listed: May 12 honors, May 26 Friends Night, June 9 Fathers honored, birthdays noted, and June 23 Summer Ceremonial.
Mary A Chandler Tent 122 Daughters of Union Veterans met at Haven Home. Mary Bennett and Lucille Dalbey attended, with Bennett exemplifying ritual for the deputy inspector. A 89th birthday card was planned for Jennie Haines, and Lydia Squires presented a handkerchief to the inspector. Helen Coniam outlined Brecksville Hospital VAVS activities. Meet again June 8 at the Coniam residence. West Germany car output figures noted.
Paris fashion notes leather as the smart travel choice with hats in brown suede bucket styles and suede berets. Designers feature a white snake skin beret and a sporty rib knit suede hat with a beige finish and practical metal ring. A leather piped leather headkerchief and a paisley cashmere triangle hat add coordinated accessories.
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