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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1955
Page
14
Dr. Franklin H. Schaefer warns that six to twelve year olds are the forgotten medical group. He spoke to the Spring Valley PTA stressing preventive care and outlined factors affecting growth including heredity, nutrition, exercise, and impact of serious illness.
Employed Young Women's League at Holly Hall hosted a dress program with guest Joann Ostrov from the Joann School of Charm. She urged posture as key, showed how to refresh a basic dress with accessories, and advised makeup and lipstick technique. Hostesses listed, Sauerkraut dinner announced, and next week features Elyria High School music groups under director J. Martin Beck.
Town Talk notes Holly Hall YWCA hosts a sauerkraut supper for the whole family from 5 to 7 30 p m to raise money for kitchen facilities. Food Services Committee invites shoppers to relax and eat. Major Woodworth Camp and Audliary of United Spanish Wars Veterans meet December 35 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Henrietta Colburn's home.
Nancy Kay Holcomb former Elyrian married Harry Davis Terwilliger at First Congregational Church Cuyahoga Falls on November 20. Rev. William Dudley officiated. Guests from Shaker Heights and Elyria area attended. The bride, daughter of Howard and Mrs. Holcomb, wore lace gown with seed pearls. Best man was Edmund Heustus Jr. Ushers included Richard Holcomb and Reginald Barry Fawkes. The couple to reside at 10 Rose Block Akron after a wedding trip to New York. Both newlyweds are graduates and employed locally.
Nineteen Golden Age Club members with October November and December birthdays will celebrate at a luncheon Monday at 1 30 p m at Holly Hall. Mrs Freda Peeter chairs and Mrs John Wilhelmy co chairs. a Christmas party is set for December 19.
Mrs Bernard Carr recovers at daughter Mary Carr’s home after a holiday YWCA party. Seventeen guests attended a tureen supper and two artificial trees formed the centerpieces. New members Mrs Carl Martin and Mrs Harold LaVine joined during the meeting. A baby gift was given to Mrs Joseph Whetstone. Members plan a food basket for a needy family and treats for Apple Creek Sanitarium. The group listed many members and noted a Jan 5 Holly Hall movie gathering at 6 30 p.m.
Circle No. 5 of First Methodist held a Christmas dinner with tables decorated in cornuopia greens and red cloths. Hostesses were Mrs. T. W. Willis and Mrs. L. J. Mowry with twelve members and three guests attending. Catholic Study Club No. 8 and St. John’s Altar Guild also gathered for holiday events and gifts, while a wedding section notes Elizabeth J. Papworth marrying a McDonald as they plan to reside in Elyria.
A feature listing many cookbooks suited for gifts to the modern home, emphasizing male gourmets and women who entertain. It surveys titles from Holiday Book of Food and Drink to The Art of Cheese Cookery, The California Cook Book, Grandma’s Cooking, and Joy of Cooking, noting themes, authors, and gift appeal.
The Woman's Association of Lake Avenue Congregational Church held a midweek meeting featuring a dedication service and a pageant based on The Birth Of Jesus. A dessert luncheon, Christmas decorations, and a Nativity scene were part of the program. Participants included Mrs. D. L. Lahr and numerous association members. the next meeting is set for January 4, 1936.
Jaycees and guests will sponsor a Yule holiday dance at the American Legion Home tomorrow night. Betty and Bob Acheson organize the event with light refreshments to be served at the conclusion.
The YWCA residence hosted a festive salad luncheon and Christmas gift exchange by the Two o’ Clock Club. Members approved a Red Cross veterans project donation and a YWCA Red Cross party at Apple Creek Hospital. A bake sale in Holly Hall lobby Tuesday supports the monthly book review.
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