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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
2
A Paris fashion feature highlights chiffon gowns with belted tunics and flowing panels. Dark colors like black brown taupe navy and wine dominate couture shows by Marc Bohan and others, emphasizing feminine silhouettes and shimmering sequins for evening wear.
A reader asks about correct plate arrangement and food placement with meat and vegetables. The reply notes no fixed rule, but meat is often placed first at the five o'clock position to allow vegetables, with second helpings common and thirds rare except at formal meals. Olives and pickles are eaten with fingers, cheese with fingers or toothpick, and stones from olives are discarded in the hand or on a fork depending on context.
Half size pattern 9110 features a double row of buttons and paneled skirt for balance on figures size 12 to 22. Detailed mail order terms include 50 cents per pattern and 15 cents for mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin The Chronicle Telegram.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Washington Avenue Christian Church hosts a Sunday tea from 3 to 5 p.m. at 1575 East River Rd hosted by Mrs. Edward Schwaegerle with a talk by state CWF president Mrs. James McEuen. Bonnie Bee Ray, visiting with her grandmother Mrs. F. J. Keys, heads to Richmond after the Dunn reunion and will start her senior year at the University of Virginia. Donald Beal earns a BS in education from Bowling Green State University and plans a teaching post at Eastern Heights Junior High after a Florida wedding trip with his wife Judith Jalowiec.
Patricia Delamater and David Ritchey married Saturday at First Methodist Church New London at 2 30 pm. Rev Terry Bennett officiated. The bride and groom, both Bowling Green State University students, will live in New London RD 2.
Mrs Ardella D Rosier of Pyle South Amherst Road Oberlin has announced the engagement of her daughter Sue Amelia Rosier to Wallace Bruce McCartney Jr son of Mr and Mrs Wallace B McCartney of 204 Douglas Drive Sandusky The couple have begun plans though wedding date is not set Sue Amelia is a graduate of Oberlin High School and Oberlin School of Commerce and works for the National Association of College Stores Wallace attended Wellington High School and works for Ford Motor Company.
A late twenties and thirties fashion trend resurfaces with fur borders on coats and dresses. Sable mink leopard cheetah Persian lamb chinchilla and rabbit outlines edge necklines sleeves and coats as luxury accents. Jacques Heim showcases fur borders on knee length breeches amid a resurging youthful interest.
Susan Emily Stiner and Frederick Leslie Speir Jr. wed at 4 30 p m on Saturday at Kent Methodist Church officiated by the Rev Carl T Pierson. The couple will reside in Kettering. The bride is Iowa State University 1964 graduate and Miami Valley Hospital dietetic intern. Speir is a 1964 College of Wooster graduate and sixth grade teacher.
The Old Fashion Grace Baptist Church youth group hosted a surprise bridal shower at Monera Hammond’s home Tuesday evening. Alice New and C L Denny, engaged to marry Sept. 5, were honored. Hammond received a Scofield Bible as a farewell gift. New members Darlene Canada Mary Carren dar and Jean Cash joined the club. the next meeting is Sept. 29 at Betty Cucker’s Telegraph Rd home.
The Dames of Malta opened their fall season at IOOF Hall honoring past sovereign protector Jesse Raeslar. The Zenudacia of Malta is set for September 12 to 11 in Philadelphia. The bake sale is planned by the Ways and Means committee and Marie Harris with Osea Higgie in charge of games and entertainment for September. The next meeting is September 9.
Mr and Mrs William Speidel announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Bennett E Greenholtz Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bennett Greenholtz The couple plan a July wedding Miss Speidel a Elyria High School senior will attend Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture at night Mr Greenholtz a 1962 Elyria High School graduate works at Trott Floor Landing Lorain
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid members visited the Lutheran Home for the Aged in Westlake with 22 participants. The program, arranged by several members, featured solos, duets, group singing, a reading, and a story about the Praying Hands painting. Pies and fruit gifts were provided, and a gift committee distributed fruit packages to residents.
Garden Y members meet at Resar's Gardens for a herbs program. Mrs. Howard Gollmar led devotions while birthdays were honored. A turkey roast is set for Sept 19 at 2 40 p m at the J J Gallows home Washington Ave. A tard party was discussed for Oct 8 at 8 p m at the YWCA. Hostesses were Mrs Linge Allen and Greene.
To re hydrate foods soak in water or cook in soups. Strawberries re hydrate with syrup and meats with water to which tenderizer has been added.
The St Teresa event on Harvis Road in Sheffield Lake hosts a social gathering tonight. Doors open at 7 p m with a regular party starting at 8 p m.
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