Senior Friendship Club Hosts Elyria High Faculty Party
The YWCA gym provided a Chinese temple backdrop for the Senior Friendship Club annual party honoring Elyria High School women staff. About 80 attended as Chinese checkers crowned Miss Louise Hendricks and Jane Davies the high score winners. a varied musical program followed with marimba solos, songs, a short play by the senior club, and a chop suey supper served with chopsticks as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Oere
Louise Hendricks
Jane Davies
Wanda Buchholz
Peggy Cairns
Jane Gleason
Jean Aschenbach
Phyllis Christman
Viola Daugherty
Marion Varsey
Donna Shewell
Helen Kushinski
Lois Berndt
Marry Louise Sheffield
Ruth Heginbotham Bride Elect Honored in Party
Ruth Heginbotham bride elect to Carl Renkel was honored at a charm filled gathering hosted by Loretta Downs Mary Solet and the Thome sisters at the Thome home on Erle street. Twenty guests played Chiner checkers with prizes to Sylvia Averbook Ruby Miller and Ruth Heginbotham and gifts were presented from a red and white umbrella centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heginbotham
A. Heginbotham
Louisiana Avenue
Carl Renkel
Fred Renkel
Loretta Downs
Mary Solet
Filda
Helen Thome
Thome
Erle Street
Sylvia Averbook
Ruby Miller
Heginbotham
Catholic Study Club No 2 entertains at Gulf Farms home
Mrs George Allen hosted the Catholic Study Club No 2 at her Gulf Farms home yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a red and white themed salad setting with a lace cloth and red glassware. Mrs Allen chaired the meeting in the president’s absence, electing Mrs Don Myers and Mrs Ted Seward as delegates to next year’s Council of Catholic Study Clubs. Mrs Henry Radican read an Liberty article on faith in Nazi Germany. Next meeting March 1 at Mrs Co Walters home on Corner Avenue will feature Angels Mirth by Ethel Coop Eliot with discussions led by Mrs Don Myers and Mrs Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Home
Catholic Study Club No. 2
George Allen
Gulf Farms
Valentine
Allen
Don Myers
Ted BE. Seward
Council of Catholic Study Clubs
Henry Radican
Liberty
Nazi Germany
Co Walters
Fon Corner Avenue
Charles White
Ethel Coop Eliot
Seward
Missionary to Speak at Woman's Mission Bible Class
The regular Wo men s Mission Bible class will meet at the First Baptist church at 7 30 Friday evening with Rev E G McLain as speaker. A returned missionary from Brazil he is affiliated with the Mid Missions. The men are invited and refreshments will follow. Jefferson PT A Dance 8 to 11 Fri Eve Swing Kines Orchestra Admission 20e.
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First Baptist Church
E. G. McLain
Jefferson PT. A
Swing Kines Orchestra
Virginia Alflen to Be Bride on February 18th
Miss Virginia Alflen daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Alflen of Park Place will wed Leon Shinsky of Berlin Heights on February 18 at nine in St Marys Church. Laura Wessel maid of honor Margie Zukowskie Arline Alflen bridesmaids Raymond Shinsky best man Robert Alflen usher. A miscellaneous shower at Mildred Chembkas 126 Clark Street honored Miss Alflen with games prizes and gifts from Genevieve Greiner Eleanor Kazmerzak Rosemary Conrad Harriett Talarski Ann Benford Catherine Lavalle and Helen Talar ski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Allen
Arthur Alflen
Park Place
Leon Shinsky
Berlin Heights
Chios
St. Mary's Church
Laura Wessel
Margie Zukowskie
Arline Alflen
Raymond Shinsky
Robert Alflen
Miss Alflen
Mildred Chembka
Clark Street
Helen Talarski
Genevieve Greiner
Eleanor Kazmerzak
Rosemary Conrad
Harriett Talarski
Ann Benford
Catherine Lavalle
Recent Bride Honored at Surprise Shower
Louise Dono van Mrs. Henry Koepp was praised at a surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Clarence Koepp and Mrs. Mary Diedrich at her West avenue home. Alice Koepp won first prize in an airplane diversion while Ida Wolf earned consolation. A decorative refreshment course followed. Monopoly Club No. 1 met with Mrs. Lucille McLaughlin on East River street. prizes went to Mrs. E. R. Novak and Mrs. John Penred, guest prize to Mrs. Philip Bush. The group planned another meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Letha Pasbach’s Cedar street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koepp
Louise Donovan
Clarence Koepp
Mary Diedrich
West Avenue
Alice Koepp
Ida Wolf
Monopoly Club
Lucille McLaughlin
East River Street
E. R. Novak
John Penred
Philip Bush
Valentine
Letha
Pasbach
Cedar Street
Rollin E. Hinkson Post Auxiliary meets in Rollin
Iva Sabins hosted the Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxiliary on Second Street last night. Two candidates were obligated. The group planned to attend the seventh district dance on February 18 in Cleveland. Mrs. Sabins and Mrs. Helen Perkins served refreshments. The next meeting is February 22 at the Sabins home.
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Iva Sabins
Second Street
Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxilary
Cleveland
Sabins
Helen Perkins
Honor Eight Members Named To Y W Board
Eight women were elected to the Y W C A board at the annual meeting with Mrs Robert Wilson opening remarks on the association's history and philosophy Miss Ona V Holly spoke on committee work and Miss Frances Lemon reviewed Girl Reserve work The new board includes Mrs Minnie A Beebe Mrs Nancy Chancellor Mrs E J Howenstine Mrs George Johnson Mrs Leo R Myers Mrs Karl Plocher Mrs Irving Shepherd and Mrs Curtis Spence News notes cover Blue Triangle Club plans a banquet March 15 at 6 30 pm in the Y W C A gym Nettie Atkinson in charge of program Two upcoming talks were announced Dr Binkley from Western Reserve University on Social Diseases to speak Feb 16 7 30 pm at Second Methodist Church and Jane Hunter director of Phyllis Wheatley Association to speak Feb 19 interracial vesper at 3 pm Ushers from Y W C A include Marcella Hayes Mary Frances Jones Quintella Hopewell and Vivian Rucker Both events are open Without charge Eagles Ladies Auxiliary to witness Amherst initiation of 25 candidates Feb 11 7 pm Amherst Eagles Hall Elyria members invited
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Oncon
Association
Robert Wilson
Volunteers Training Committee
Ona V. Holly
Frances Lemon
Ona Bader
Minnie A. Beebe
Nancy Chancellor
E. J. Howenstine
George Johnson
Leo R. Myers
Karl Plocher
Irving Shepherd
Curtis Spence
Blue Triangle Club
Binkley
Western Reserve University
17Th and
Middle Avenue
Jane Hunter
Phillis Wheatley Association
Cleveland
Blue Triangle
Marcella Hayes
Mary Frances Jones
Quintella Hopewell
Vivian Rucker
Local church and club notices outline evening gatherings
Methodist Brotherhood hosts supper at 6 30 with Paul R Anderson of Oberlin College speaking on Current Trends in American Thought. Epworth League cabinet at 7 30, Knights of St John auxiliary dance and bingo, various meetings and card parties listed across St Theresa Society St Pauls Circle and other groups with venues on West Street Lake Avenue Beebe Court Furnace Street and Chestnut Ridge through 7 30.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Paul R. Anderson
Oberlin College
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Knights of St. John
K. of C. Hall
O. S
Frank Smith
West Street
Sons of Union Veterans
R. McMullen
Spruce Street
Hight Bridge Club
Charles Brown
Beebe Court
Bethel Shrine
St. Theresa Society
Steve Fekete
Hazel Street
St. Paul's Circle No. 3
George Fritz
Lake Avenue
Forget Me Nots
Mary Chapko
Furnace Street
Pythian Sisters
Elyria Commandery
P.T. A
H. BH. Nye
Clyque
Ray Delamore
Samuel Street
Emma Dean Anderson
G. P
Vestry
St. Andrews
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
J. Coleman
Grace Lutheran Young People’s Society
Orne Sempre Club
Herman Wellert
Chestnut Ridge
St Pauls Brotherhood Banquet Honors Fathers and Sons
At St Pauls Church last evening eighty six members and guests attended the annual father son banquet. Entertainment was by Note Jugelers from the Worlds Fair Rocketts Frank Jim Tony Montagnese and Frank Baron who sang and played selections. Rev J H Deemer of Lorain spoke on father son companionship from boyhood to manhood stressing environment and father's guidance ending with The boy will only be tomorrow what you make him today. The rest of the evening featured shuffleboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Brotherhood
World's Fair Rocketts
Frank
Jim
Tony Montagnese
Frank Baron
Karl Lehman
Paul Irion
J. H. Deemer
Baptist Church
Lorain
Miss Copas Hosts Valentine Party At East Bridge Street
Miss Elenore Copas hosted a gathering for Clasque club members and guests Miss Stella Copas at her East Bridge Street home. Lucille Dostall won a Steeple Chase game with Ingrid Eggers receiving a special prize. comical Valentines caused merriment. dessert was served at candlelit tables. Mrs Robert Ducoty will entertain February 22 at Lodi Street.
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Elenore Copas
East Bridge Street
Clasque Club
Stella Copas
Lucille Dostall
Ingrid Eggers
Robert DuCoty
Lodi Street
One Hundred Members Attend Church of Christ Supper
Churches of Christ across the state held fellowship suppers last night at their respective churches. In Elyria the table setting featured potted begonia centers and red heart napkins with the Ta Wa Si club serving. The program included songs led by Paul Wainwright, piano by Mrs. Will Foster, prayers by J. E. Adams, and ceremonies by Rev. Will Foster, followed by a radio broadcast featuring Roger T. Noose president of the International convention of the Disciples of Christ. Two Oberlin Theological School students attended as guests and delivered greetings. Violinists and singers including Miss Viola Hargrave, Mrs. Madge Baird, Mrs. Mabel Little, and Clare Short contributed two trios before final group singing.
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Churches of Christ
Elyria
Ta Wa Si Club
Paul Wainwright
Will Foster
J. E. Adams
Russell Dunford
Roger T. Noose
Vine Street Christian Church
Nashville
Tennessee
Nooe
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Oberlin Theological School
Church Brotherhood
Viola Hargrave
Madge Baird
Mabel Little
Clare Short
Hostess Hosts Circle No 2 Meeting at St Paul’s Church
Mrs Milton Hahn of Park Avenue opened her home to fourteen members of Circle No 2 of St Pauls church and sister Mrs Larry Jackson of Oberlin as guest. Mrs Martin Gerke led devotions and Mrs J Krieg chaired the business. The group planned to host the E W U meeting next week at St Pauls.
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Milton Hahn
Park Avenue
Circle No. 2
St. Pauls Church
Larry Jackson
Oberlin
Martin Gerke
J. Krieg
St. Paul's Church
Ed Heuser
Keltz
Kenyon Avenue
Playmakers Stage Trial Themed Night of January 16th
Playmakers begin four night run of Night of January 16th where a jury settles if Karen Andre murdered or not. Director seeks balance between defense and prosecution as audience and jurors become part of the trial dynamic. Seat reservations open Monday noon at Elyria Hotel lobby for a Center For the Sight less benefit show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Andre
Frank Seward
Lila Lee
Elyria Hotel
Service League
Center For the Sightless
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Holds Armory Meeting
Troop No 2 gathered at the armory with Joyce Lang in charge. Patrols earned world knowledge badges while second class scouts pursued outdoor badges and first class tackled Winter sports. A Valentine party is planned for next Tuesday with Patrol 3 in charge.
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Girl Scouts
Joyce Lang
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Area Brevity
Jack Meyer returns to Ann Arbor after a week with Michigan student. Charles Wentz family welcomes a daughter born February 8 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Doris Leatherman undergoes appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. S. D. Miller Jr of the U S S Colorado transfers to Asiatic Fleet bound for Chinese waters two and a half years. New baby boys born to Ralph Page and to Edwin Anderson. Deane Burns returns from Brewster after his brother's death. Zimmer family to tour Florida and South Carolina. A & Alexander relocate to 338 Oxford Avenue from 818 Woodland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meyer
Leo Meyer
Washington Avenue
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Charles Wentz
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Doris Leatherman
Bellavenue
S. D. Miller, Jr
Colorado
Harrison Street
Ralph Page
Charles Markham
Kenyon Avenue
Kenneth Deerwester
Toledo
Ohio
Edwin Anderson
Woodford Avenue
Deane Burns
Brewster
New York
C. W. Zimmer
East Avenue
Florida
South Carolina
Alexander
Oxford Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Just Us Bridge Club Hosts Lady Night At Thompson Home
Hostess Mrs Carrie Thompson entertained members of the Just Us Bridge Club at her Columbus street home. After a brief business meeting the group played a prizes game with Mrs Lucile Christian winning first, Miss Alza Thomas second, and Mrs Mary Kendall consolation. Mrs George Sutton attended as a guest. A salad course followed and the meeting adjourned to February 28 with Mrs Mildred Brown set to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forte
W. G1
Lois Bins
George Shrub
Thirteenth Street
Effie Carpenter
Gertrude Spitzer
Guy Byars
Baptist Church
Miss Bins
Just Us Bridge Club
Carrie Thompson
Columbus Street
Lucile Christian
Alza Thomas
Mary Kendall
George Sutton
Mildred Brown
Westlith Street
Club Elects Officers at Haake Home Meeting
The Sport Club elected new officers at a gathering hosted by Doris and Alberta Haake. Attendees included Ellen Spore Evelyn Burr Juanita Ledyard Alberta Haake and Doris Haake. Ledyard is president Haake secretary and Haake treasurer. The next meeting will be at 30 Artemas Court with Doris Haake as hostess. A Valentine party is planned for Monday at Miss Juanita Ledyard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Alberta Haake
Ellen Spore
Evelyn Burr
Juanita Ledyard
Doris Haake
Haake
Artemas Court
Circle Is Entertained By St Pauls Circle No 3
St Pauls Circle No 3 met at Mrs Ed Graber’s home on East River street with sixteen members and eight guests. A Valentines themed dessert hour followed at one o’clock as Mrs Pallas presided and final plans were made for the February 22 church coffee. Helen Sherman read three pieces and Mrs Russell Dunford read a Carnegie chapter. Mrs Clara Keighley was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Circle No
Ed Graber
East River Street
A.C. Vietzen
Pallas
Helen Sherman
Russell Dunford
Dale Carnegie
Clara Keighley
Dames of Malta Accept Two Applicants at Meeting
Queen Ruth Blakeslee presided last night as Dames of Malta met in 1. C. O. F. Hall with good attendance. Two applications were acted upon and accepted, three new applications read, and committees delivered strong reports. Grace Knight of Clleveland was a welcome guest. In two weeks the meeting opens at six thirty to ballot on candidates, followed by regular session at 7:30. The first and second degrees will be led by Captains Louise Leslie and Louise Tischener. 4A social hour and refreshments follow the special meeting.
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Ruth Blakeslee
Dames of Malta
1. C. O. F. Hall
Grace Knight of
Clleveland
Louise Leslie
Louise Tischener
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