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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1953
Page
4
Elyria AAUW panel traces women’s status from ancient slavery to modern roles. N Rubinger surveys Egypt and Mesopotamia, Hebrew matriarchs, and later eras, noting emancipation to God and shifting status through medieval and Renaissance periods. Mary King covers modern women, suffrage leaders, and evolving roles amid postwar gains and ongoing questions of choosing paths.
Grand Regent presided as Cath olic Daughters Court Elyria No 364 met in St Marys hall. Mrs Amato spoke on Navajo dire need and past aid, praising efforts. pledges to March of Dimes were approved. Members planned card party and junior activities with WEOL program, plus a combined reception for new members and tenth anniversary.
Elyria Woman's Club boards report department plans for February meetings and events. Highlights include Guest Day February 24 with a sauer kraut dinner and interior decorating talk, Dressings wrap on February 6, and a Hawaii trip show at 1:30 p.m. Reservations due February 9.
Miss King closes the session as Mrs. Carol Tibball presides a pre meeting with committee reports. Merle Huppert heads the Status of Women panel to present recommendations later. Clyde Warner of the Cleveland World Affairs Council will speak February 24 on The World We Seek at the Roll Arena Elyria Ohio. Skating party at Roll Arena Cleveland Street Elyria Feb 5 from 7 45 to 11 p m sponsored by The Progressive Club of Jones Chapel AME Church tickets 50 cents to skate.
Elyrian Miss Fern A Gaines and Charles E Collins wed in the Lincoln Chapel of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington DC. The bride, daughter of Mrs Myra Gaines of Cleveland, wore a blue suit with white accessories and a bouquet of white talisman roses. The couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia after a New York City honeymoon. Mrs Collins, formerly of Elyria, is office manager at Kahn Engineering in Washington. Collins, a Coast Guard veteran, serves as photographer first class in Washington.
Mrs Bertha Boothroyd presided at a 12:30 luncheon of Past Presidents, Richard Allen WRC No 108, with prayer by Mary Miller and a reading from the Upper Room. The group folded pads for the Cancer Center and planned the March 4 meeting hosted by Mrs Arnold with Mrs Miller as co-hostess.
A salesman at 269 Samuel Street and Irene Quish at 250 Second Street receive licenses for home baking with immediate service and delivery. Phone 59 112 advertised.
Edwardo Mondlane, Oberlin senior and Southeast Africa native, described social and health problems in his country to Elizabeth Stevens Society members at the First Methodist Church. He spoke on mining’s impact, crowded cities, housing shortages, and rising tuberculosis, plus plans after graduation. Music and devotions followed, with a large turnout and a Valentine themed dinner.
Mrs. George Mynchenberg presided over Emmanuel Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society last evening in the church basement. Devotions by Mrs. Beny Mynchenberg and Mrs. John Lang introduced the topic Literacy in Liberia. Mrs. Malcolm Forbes reviewed the first part of the book These Rights We wala Antique Caster Sets.
Mr and Mrs John Jackson welcomed daughter Ann Toben born yesterday in St Paul Minnesota. The Jacksons, with son James and daughter Mary Lou, plan to move to 219 East Avenue as Mr Jackson joins the Chronicle Telegraph staff. Emory and Mrs Anderson announce son William Eric born yesterday at Erie Memorial Hospital. they also have son Emory Joseph. Kenneth and wife depart for New York then Paris for vacation. William Nielsen and Harold Stover announce births at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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