Quartet To Sing At Jones Chapel
The Flying Cloud quartet from Detroit will present a program at Jones Chapel A M E Church on Saturday at 4 30 p m. Rev C H Young is pastor. The event is open to the public and a free will offering will be taken.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
13
The Flying Cloud quartet from Detroit will present a program at Jones Chapel A M E Church on Saturday at 4 30 p m. Rev C H Young is pastor. The event is open to the public and a free will offering will be taken.
Police in Ohio and Michigan issued statewide broadcasts to find two Elyria youths Albert Green aged 15 from Fairgrounds and John Backus from West Third Street near West River. Missing since Wednesday, their parents reported them absent yesterday and said they may have gone to Detroit.
Paul Irion and Elmhurst College Men's Glee Club members, totaling 62, with accompanist, will give a concert at St. Pauls Evangelical Church tomorrow evening. The event, part of an eight-city tour in three states, features Waldemar Hille directing the 40-voice group with no admission, free will offerings accepted.
Eaton Church of Christ schedules Sunday services with church school at 10 9 m led by Barbara Carpenter and worship at 11 featuring Rev Foster Craggett of Cedar Avenue Christians Cleveland. The program includes music by Eaton High School choir and guest soprano Ruth Cecil of Lorain plus a youth program in the evening with worship recreation and singing.
Avon Lake resident Mrs. Margaret Theisen visited her sister Mrs Frances Heckel for a week then returned home. Elyria guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Morris and their son, Mr and Mrs G W Etchham and son visited East Cleveland relatives, and Mr and Mrs James Keefer called on Mr and Mrs Herman Bloom. Mrs Rose Hurd and granddaughter Mary Hurd dined with Mr and Mrs Russell Minger of Grafton road. West, a former Elyrian, visited Mrs Frankie Reese on Sunday. Mrs Florence Keefer and Mrs Lillian McMillan hosted a party honoring Mrs Sarah Cobb with many neighbors attending. The group played games, prize winners were Mrs Moulder, Mrs Ralph Cobb, Sr Minger, Mrs Parker, and Mrs McCarty. Mr Cobb showed films Their trip through the Smoky Mountains and Children of the Neighborhood coasting. Refreshments, pink and blue colors, and bootie favors with sweet peas.
February meeting at Johns Evangelical church featured devotionals by Mrs Eberhardt and readings from several members on My Responsibility To World Order. $3 donated to Red Cross. memorial for Lena Kurth. World Day of Prayer set for Feb 20 at 2 p.m. Committee formed for semi annual birthday dinner on March 4.
A South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 regular meeting is set for the Club Rooms this evening. South Amherst hosts Brown pennant on the home floor tonight and Amherst on Saturday. public invited to both games. Announce Marriage Mr L B Steele announces the marriage of his daughter Penr Bhanor to Ble wood Kennedy of Pittsburgh Pa The ceremony was by Rev M A Burris at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday at 10 30 am. The couple will live in Pittsburgh where the groom works. Women May Harvest Crops in Tulare County Farmers discuss harvesting crops to aid food production.
Avon Lake American Legion Post 211 sponsors a dance at the Chateau on Walker Road on Saturday evening February 7 to raise funds for gifts for Avon, Sheffield, Sheffield Lake and Avon Lake boys in the service. Norman L. Reese chairs the committee with Carlton Harrison and Pat Counihan assisting as tractor driving to farm duties.
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