Hill Country Dinner Celebrates Dr Mary Sloop Heroism
Miss Winifred Decker reviews the life of Dr Mary T. Sloop in Miracle in the Hills, recounting her hill country mission from Crossmore. She describes early struggles, hospital building under apple trees, founding a school, defeating moonshine, reviving weaving, and building church and hospital with community aid. The Elizabeth Stevens Society dinner at First Methodist Church drew over 100 attendees and featured devotions and music.
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Hill Country
Elizabeth Stevens
Mary T. Sloop
North Carolina
Winifred Decker
Hills
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
Sloop
Crossmore
Miss Decker
Carlton Squire
Decker
Siam
North Codie
Close To Home Needlework Gone Wrong at Our House
A humorous piece narrates Merrilee's enthusiastic needlework invading family life. A monogrammed handkerchief, a needle in a toe, and trousers already worn thin reveal the growing danger. The narrator laments the pervasive craft and the ineffective support from Mrs. F. as needles infiltrate daily objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrilee
Jon
Mrs. F
First Texas and Montana women in federal office history
Women in government history mentions Texas governor Miriam A Ferguson as the state’s sole female chief executive and notes Montana’s Jeannette Rankin as the first woman elected to Congress. Rankin voted against entering World War I in 1917, left Congress, then returned in 1941 and opposed entering World War II.
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Jeannette Fankin
Montana
Congress
America
Local Personal News From Elyria Area
Mrs. Earl Hawkins of East River Street and Mrs. Wayne Moyer of East Avenue left Monday for Montgomery Alabama to visit Sgt and Mrs Earl Hawkins Jr and their week old daughter Deborah Ann. Cedarville College enrolls Bartholomew son of Mrs R C Bartholomew for second semester. Miss Joan Peak initiated into Omicron Nu at Ohio State University. Miss Pamela Jaquay recovering from tonsillectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Norman Kriner returns from nine months with father in Laurel Mississippi. Rev and Mrs H K Finley depart for month vacation in St Petersburg Florida. Keith Worcester pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Kent State University. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Webber Julieann at St Joseph’s Lorain. Births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital: John Thomas of Westlake welcomed a son, Edgar Cropp of RD3 a daughter, Mr and Mrs Richard Hazelton a set of twins, Mr and Mrs Paul Smitek of Avon a son, Mr and Mrs Elgie Taylor a daughter, Mr and Mrs Theodore Ruminski a son.
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Earl Hawkins
East River Street
Wayne Moyer
East Avenue
Montgomery
Ala
Earl Hawkins Jr
Deborah
Ann
Sgt. Hawkins
U.S. Air Force
Joan Peak
Theodore Peak
R. D
Omicron Nu
Ohio State University
Lloyd Webber
Middle Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Julieann
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Thomas
Westlake
Edgar Cropp
Rd3
Richard Hazelton
Paul Smitek
Avon
Elgie Tayior
Hilliard Road
Theodore Ruminsky
Howe Street
Leisurely Living Classified Ad Help from Chronicle Telegram
Advertisement solicits readers to use the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds for selling, renting, and hiring with a contact number 4751. It emphasizes the usefulness of classifieds for practical tasks and invites engagement.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
Mother admonishes a child for hurting the younger brother and urges loving guidance. The piece discusses how to address jealousy and misbehavior by demonstrating affection and showing two-year-old Jim the advantages of being older than Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thomas Wallace
Jim
Tom
Fashion Flash: Petticoats Return In Full Skirt Styles
New York designers show revival of full skirts with voluminous cottons and fer mite underlayers. Jerry Paris and Hannah Troy lead the trend away from slim lines, while Troy shades toward softer silhouettes. A soap promising woolen protection and a compact $40 electric dryer for bathrooms appear among new home goods.
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Phyllis Battelle
New York
Jerry Paris
Hannah Troy
Jerry
Troy
Gadgets On Parade and Practical Home Aids
A remote freezer thermometer with a wall mount and a bulb inside the freezer promises accurate temperature checks without door opening, priced at $4.50. A chic champagne bottle shaped cologne targets gift buyers with citrus scent and gold foil labeling. A dishwasher safe magnesium alloy disk claims to remove tarnish from silver and can double as a trivet when dry. Also mentioned is a new type sponge mop.
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Freaehnt
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Corinne Brown
M. F. Elliott
Sarah Yoder
Mesdames Herbert Young
E. A. Hoffman
Emma Burrer
E. C. Cotton
D.A Morris
R. L. Shilling
Harry Given
S. J.cunningham
Violet Carlson
Cora Phelps
Margaret Edwards
Stella Ream
Edna Jones
Edna Bates
Olive McNeal
Leanna Moore
Mesdames Clinton Heidrich
William Kofske
L. C. Sheriff
A. D. Gragis
Thomas Wharton
J. B. ‘Hancock
Ralph Stranahan
Wesley ‘Walters
June Cotner
Zenith
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
Our Bourell-egent Shoe
Middle Ave
This Meni Com
Marian Martin
West 18Th St
N. Y
Ebert
Women In Government
Texas
Miriam A
Ma) Ferguson
Bay Bartholomew
R C Bartholomew
Denison Avenue
Cedarville College and Bible Institute
Cedarville, O
Pamela Jaquay
Earl Jaquay
Bond Street
Norman Kriner
Mirs
Hazel Castle
Clark Street
Laurel, Miss
H. K. Finley
Park Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Keith Worcester
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Kent State University
Resar Florist
Better Homes & Gardens
A.C
Elyria
Obie
Chronicle-Telegr
Nippy Groundhog
Philadelphia
Nippy
Paul-Berta
Paul-Berta Beauty Salon
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Sue Kubuske
Alice (Lewis) Meecha
Cleveland ST
Davenports
Broad ST
George Holobach
Rory Spaperan Chive
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