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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1958
Page
6
AMHERST Fourth to eighth graders at St. Joseph School marched to the Amherst Theater despite icy temperatures for a special showing of The Ten Commandments. The trek back to school was likely colder but spirits stayed warm among the pupils.
Amherst The Junior Departments of the Foursquare Gospel Church present a Christmas Candlelight service at 7 30 p m with the theme The Message of the Light Rev William R Mouer delivers the Christmas message and a music program follows The Sunday school Christmas program is scheduled for Dec 7
Brighton students from grades two to six perform Merry Christmas, Mr. Snowman an operetta by Nancy M Hoskins and Ada M Richter with junior high speakers. First graders present Hilly-Hi-Hilly Ho a Christmas novelty. Junior high chorus narrates a Christmas story in song with slides. Accompanists are Mrs. Ewell and Mrs. Tripp. Seventh and eighth graders host a Christmas party on December 19 with gift exchange games and refreshments.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines a monthly filmstrip titled A Divided Germany. It explains Germany’s split into East and West after 1945 and how Russia and the Western powers divide influence in Berlin. The program aims to bring the Cold War story to classrooms in 19 area high schools.
A list of local group events across towns including Kiwanis at Columbia School, civic leagues in Eaton, youth rally in New London, and various church and club activities from Florence to Grafton. Highlights include Christmas parties, bake sales, a penny supper, gift exchanges, and grange programs. Local organizations such as the Lions, Busy Bee clubs, and school PTA affiliations are noted with times and venues.
Wellington High School lists fourteen honor roll students including five seniors twelve grades seven through twelve. Brighton School adds seniors, seven seventh graders and three freshmen to its honor roll. Shortcuts banned in Hartford law makes skipping parks illegal.
Under the Social Action program at the First Congregational Church, the Senior group met yesterday to plan forming a club. Nineteen seniors attended as Mrs. Robert Myers chaired the guild and Mrs. I. E. Downey led the fellowship. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Travis, Mrs. Theodore Thoms, and Lars Robert Myers.
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