Two Services At First Baptist Church Tomorrow
Tomorrow at First Baptist Church there will be two services of interest. Dr Neighbour will preach at 10 45 am on Saved Not By Works but by Grace Through Faith and in the evening discuss The Scriptural Meaning and Message of Baptism followed by a baptismal service with over twenty believers presenting their faith. The First Baptist Sunday school reports over four hundred in attendance and the Friday Bible class featured Dr Neighbour on A Vision of the Martyr. The evangelistic campaign is set to begin April second. Also tonight the Y W C A Girl Reserve February Fair features fold displays, side shows and a program of girls’ talent with groups from McKinley Jefferson Gates Mary Lamar Ely Washington Franklin St Mary Hamilton Gates Hospital and others assisted by Miss Nancy Halpin and Miss Marian Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Neighbour
First Baptist Sunday School
Y. W. C. A. Hach
McKinley
Mary Barton
Billie Reid
Jefferson
Eleanor Warden
Benny Rober
Gates
Mary Lamar
Ely
Carol Mahike
Washington Junior High
Marjorie Elliot
Franklin St. Mary
Mary Lou Dengate
Betty Murray
Hamilton
Evangeline Rothe
Gates Hospital
Nancy Halpin
Halpin
Marian Stetson
Fishermen's Club 70 Hold Meetings in Grafton
The Fishermen's club reports a busy week with special meetings across Penfield Junction Grafton and nearby areas. A Penfield Junction revival yielded twenty plus converts and a gift of land for a new tabernacle. Dr RB Neighbour will preach Monday night as Methodists open doors to the Fishermen for a string of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishermen’s Club
Penfield Junction 4
Fenfield Junction
Amherst
Penfield Junction
Grafton
Medina
Grafton Farm
Elyria Jail
RB. E. Neighbour
Washington Birthday Thematic Bridge Games At Woman's Club
Twenty five tables were in play at the Woman's Club yesterday when the Child Welfare and Social Service Department hosted. Mrs John Halpin served as general chairman. Prizes were awarded in contract and auction bridge to multiple guests including Mrs Dan Martin, Mrs H A Lattin, Mrs B Daniels, Mrs Alice Edwards, Mrs W Bell, Mrs Tilden, Mrs Rogers and Mrs George Surman. An all day session is planned for Tuesday February twenty eighth at the club house with sewing morning, luncheon at noon, milk talk by Morris Durkee, and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
John Halpin
Washington
Dan Martin
H. A. Lattin
B. Daniels
Alice Edwards
W. Bell
Tilden
Rogers
George Surman
Morris Durkee
Strength for Discouragement Sermon Prepares for Lent
On the Sunday before Lent the 10 45 a m sermon centers on Strength for Discouragement highlighting spiritual growth and renewed life. Holy Communion at 7 30 am church school 9 30 and Kap pa Eta Kappa at 7 15. Asa Wednesday adds a 10 am and 7 30 pm service.
Evening church schedule with lessons and sermons
Morning Bible school at 9 30 teaches Jesus Shows His Power from Mark 4 35 to 5 20. At 10 45 the pastor speaks on Loyalty to Our Lord. Young People meet at 6 36 for devotional and Bible study. Evening worship at 7 30. Predictive prophecy study on The Judgment Seat of Christ. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 at James H Howlett 305 Cascade street led by C L Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
James H. Howlett
Cascade Street
C. L. Bristol
Preacher Dr Bond at First Methodist Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow morning at 10 45 the First Methodist Episcopal church on Court Street hosts Dr Bond who will preach The Kingdom of Heaven The service features organ prelude March in F an anthem The King of Love My Shepherd Is offertory Adagio and postlude in D The evening service at 7 30 will present Men of a Day s March with Slavonic Cradle Song and Tarry With Me Myndlinger Beethovens Hear Sweet Songs Ascending as postlude The church school meets at 9 30 with D A Burr superintendent The Junior church and Epworth League arrange meetings 10 45 and 6 00 with Leona Mowry and Katherine Fisk and Dorothy Rober invited all young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third
Court Streets
Bond
Kingdom of Heaven
Malling
Shelley
Guilmant
Glazounoff
Thomas
Neidlinger
Beethoven
Glavounoff
D. A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Church Nursery
Epworth League
Katherine Fisk
Dorothy Rober
Knights of St. John Celebrate 34th Anniversary Event
On Tuesday evening February 28 the Knights of St John will meet at the K of C hall to celebrate their thirty fourth anniversary. The Ladies Auxiliary No 22 assists with festivities as guests from the fourth district including Lorrain Ridgeville Avon and Grafton attend. Dancing and refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
K. of Chalil
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 22
Lorrain
Ridgeville
Avon
Grafton
Community Events Schedule for Weekdays and Evenings
Daily listings show multiple youth groups and clubs meeting at the YWCA and local venues. Highlights include Gates Girl Reserves Jefferson and Hamilton groups, W C T A luncheon, Pow Wow Club, Suni Club benefit bridge, Friendship Club Cabinet, and two Washington and Franklin girl reserve sessions along with a Friendship Club dance at the Y gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Jefferson
Gates Hospital
Hamilton
Suni Club
Y. Gym
McKinley
Friendship Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Leonard
Hecock
Ely
Miss
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary's
Y Gym
Church School and Morning Worship Service Announced
The church school will meet at ers leading the worship service. Rev. Sayles preaches at 10 45 a m on The Religion of the Cross. Music includes Anthem Bless the Lord by Ivanoff with Roland Faudhaber directing Or San musical Prelude and Postlude. Evening service at 7 30 features vespers and meditations by the pastor. Public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aters
Sayles
Ivanoff
Roland Faudhaber
San Musical
Geissler
Sheppard
Cordiay
First Congregational Church Sunday Services
First Church invites all unaffiliated worshippers to Sunday Worship at 10 35 with Rev William Muir Auld D D preaching A thoroughly graded Church School meets at 9 30 for children from two and a half up The choir will sing There is a land beyond the setting sun by John More Smieton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
William Muir Auld
John More Smieton
Elyria Woman's Club Dates March Meetings and Resolutions
The Elyria Woman's Club Executive Board released a March schedule with events across departments led by speakers such as Frank Wilford and Joseph Remenyi. Activities include dinners, card parties, sewing sessions, and a lecture series on Mary Queen of Scots. The board adopted two resolutions supporting school maintenance and protesting health and welfare cuts and road spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Mary Queen of Scots
Elyria Woman's Club
Roberts
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Kathleen Young R D 3 Tony Carmel. Discharges list Dorothy Bruse 344 econd Street Jack Plas 111 Floralcourt John Simms RD 2 Mrs Elmer Webber baby poy 111 Lexington Avenue Mrs George Shofmills RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Young
R. D
Tony Carmel
Mansfield
Fred Felton
la Grange
Garnet Dimick
Wellington
Dorothy Bruse
Jack Plas
Floralcourt
John Simms
Elmer Webber
Lexington Avenue
George Shofmills
St Pauls church youth troupe stages first basement amusements
The Young People's League of St Pauls church presented two plays last evening in the church basement. Jack Roberts performed violin numbers with piano accompaniment by Miss Gladys McCullough. Casts included Aunt Martha Pays and Father Goes on a Diet with listed roles for multiple parish members. The event drew a large crowd of church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
St. Paul’s Church
Jack Roberts
Gladys McCullough
Flay
Martha Pays
Martha
Harley Reese
Rebecca
Margaret Pallas
David
George Bird
Daniel
Andrew Pitman
Eben
Ferdinand Wirth
Mr. Smith
Ted Wasake
Mrs. Smith
Doris Anderson
June Smith
Alice O’million
Richard Smith
George Pallas
Mandy
Gladys Welton
Mrs. Benson
Sylvia Chervenka
Jonathan Briggs
Carl Quade
Daughters of Scotia Initiate New Candidate
Daughters of Scotia held a regular meeting in Wurst hall with all officers present. One candidate was initiated into the order during the business session. After further business, the meeting adjourned in one form and a social hour followed. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotia
Wurst Hall
Robertson
Old Time Dance at Nuhn's Barn Tonight
Sunday night modern and old time dancing featuring Carleton Died rick's Orchestra with Dewey Fackler as caller. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
Carleton Diedrick
Orch
Dewey Fackler
Monday Club and Society Meetings Schedule
Local clubs including Sunny Side Up with Mrs. Jean Rasbach and Pi Omicron Sorority, Dubl Dec with Mrs. Lloyd Reed, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, N A Q Club with Mrs. Glen Faulkner, Literary Club with Mrs. Henry Ingersoll, Jr., and Woman's Club with Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim hold events. Mothersingers at 1 30 p m and various church and fraternal groups announced meetings and a March 6 postponement for Women's Welsh club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up
Jean Rasbach
East Avenue
Pi Omicron Sorority
Dubl Dec
Lloyd Reed
7Th Street
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Glen Faulkner
Cleveland Road
Comraderne
Magdalene Hoffman
West Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Dorothy Fuldheim
Woman’s Club
Mothersingers
Women's Benefit Ass’n
F. W
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon’s Lodge
Minnie Brown
F. L. Shaw
Princeton
P. A. Spieth
Sth Street
Dorcas Class Party Held at Mrs Fowler's Home
Fifty four members and three guests attended the Dorcas class gathering at the East avenue home of Mrs W C Fowler. Mrs H J Brooks led devotions, Dorris Monroe sang two solos, Ada Gould read a piece, and a hostess committee served refreshments. The March meeting will be a tureen dinner at the church with histories by Mrs R King and Mrs C Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
H. J. Brooks
Dorris Monroe
Ada Gould
Mesdames E. R. Laver
Hazel Dean
A. C. Kehnert
Ernest Erber
R. King
C. Terry
Musical program at Church of Christ outlines evening service
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 a program at Church of Christ Second and Chapel streets features a Prelude Intermezzo by Reger and a sequence of quartet solo and congregational pieces including The Old Rugged Cross and In My Father's House Mrs D A Baird and Mrs R B Hand perform while Mr Fowler delivers Jonah The Representative Man sermon later a 10 30 A M service offers three musical selections a sermon Save Yourselves From This Untoward Generation plus Junior Church Palestine Living For Jesus and mandolin guitar duet readings followed by Gospel Team Christian Endeavor and prayer services through the week with Miss Lillian Mallory leading How Can We Interest New Americans In Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Reger
Weber
Paul Wainwright
Williams
Fowler
Jonah
Lord of
Light
Arne
Ayres
Barnes
Helen Osborn
Palestine
Jean Redington
Phyllis Tracey
Laura Cory
Jesus
Bible School
Harriet King
William Robertson
Christian Endeavor
Lillian Mallory Willead
Saxophone Band to Play Sunday for Bible Class
Elyria Men's Bible Class meets at 9 30 tomorrow morning in the Rivoli Theatre Broad Street. Floyd Hayes directs Sauer's Saxophone Band with Clare Short at the piano. Jas Hewitt presides Paul Wainwright leads singing. L B Hindman gives the Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men’s
Rivoli Theatre
Broad Street
Jas. Hewitt
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Sauer’s Music Store
Floyd Hayes
L. B. Hindman
Varied Programs Mark City Parent Teacher Meetings
Eight of eleven city PTAs plan March meetings next week with two delaying to later dates. Franklin PTA postponed. Edison St Agnes Jefferson and Gates join for a March 7 meeting at Second Congregational Church with music and a talk by J Clare George. Roosevelt Garford meet March 6 to present by students. Ely and McKinley skip this week with Ely’s March 6 program and McKinley led by fathers with Prof Weaver on Educational Psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Ralph Wensinger
Cleveland
Edison
St Agnes
Jefferson Junior High
Gates
Second Congregational Church
Frank May
Clark Maddock
Robert Holcomb
Frank Stearn
Jean Little
Mothersingers
Marjone Rossiter
H. C. Elgar
J. Clare George
Chronicle- Telegram
Hamilton Parent Teacher Association
Aussie Brack
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Baker
Elyria High School
Allen Association
J. Martin Beck
Roosevelt and Garford Association
Roosevelt Association
Garfore P. T. A. Wil
Walter Smith
H. C. Eszar
W R C entertains large group at patriotic meeting
One hundred members and guests of Richard Alen Post of Women's Relief Corps attended the Washington and Lincoln birthday dinner in I O O F hall. The program featured talks by national and local W R C leaders, piano duets, a Washington life paper, and a play, with guests from Wellington Oberlin Amherst Edison. Next meeting set for March tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alen
Women's Relief Corps
Washigton
Gravitt
Henry Lincoln
Oberlin
Sorenson
Hamlin Corps
Wellington
L. Handbey
Washington
Uneedus class hosts tureen supper at St Paul’s Church
Thirty four members of Uneed us class of St Pauls church enjoyed a tureen dinner in the church parlors at six o'clock. Antoinette Klasik led the devotional hour and a short business meeting followed. The girls played Hearts for the rest of the evening. On March thirtieth the class taught by Mrs Park Hobill will be entertained at Evelyn Lyndon's home 700 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Antoinette Klasik
Park Hobill
Evelyn Lyndon
East River Street
Bride-Elect Alma George Feted At Sunday Dinner
Miss Alma George daughter of Mr and Mrs J H George will wed Humphrey Craddock of Mexico Missouri. A dinner in her honor hosts Mr and Mrs J L Bridgeland with eighteen guests, honoring the upcoming marriage set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma George
Myre
J. George
Humphrey Craddock
Mexico
Missouri
J. L. Bridgeland
Miss George
Mrs. Haverstick Hosts Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Mrs Cassie Haverstick hosted the Sewing Circle of the Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans at her Lincoln Court home. Twelve members sewed for the Red Cross and will meet March ninth at Mrs D C Rothe s Furnace Street home to continue the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Haverstick
Lincoln Court
The
Auxiliary
Red Cross
D. C. Rothe
Furnace Street
New Club Organized Ev erybody Pal Club Formation
A new club was organized last evening to be known as the Ev erybody Pal club. The meeting was at Shirley Simpson's home with officers Eleanor Meyers president Shirley Simpson vice president Vivian Richards secretary and Betty Bell assistant secretary. The group plans to reconvene in two weeks at Vivian Richards' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody Pal
Shirley Simpson
Shirley
Helen Simpson
Lynette
Helen Shafer
Vivian Richards
Betty Reynolds
Betty Bell
Eleanor Meyers
Local Social and Club Notices Highlight Kent Guests and Ohio Travelers
Miss Pearl Tuthill hosts Miss Mavis Wilcox of Medina for a Kent State visit. A Jackson family choir performs in Louisville at Club Madrid. Clyde Andrews dies in Cleveland. Mrs Todgham notified. Colleague trips include Lehmans in Orrville visiting the Jacksons. Wayne Garland wins WADC popularity prize, his third in a year. Local mourners, visitors, and Legion ball patrons fill listings with multiple Ohio connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Tuthill
Kent State College
Seventh Street
Mavis Wilcox
Medina
Ohio
Wilcox
Miss Tuthill
Kent
Charles Whitney
Frank Kat- Tick
Charles Thatcher
Ellis Dyer
George Bury
Jack Decker
Hugh Sweet
Don Lewis
Fred Ludwick
Jack Sullivan
Leonard Smith
Madrid
Louisville
Kentucky
Frank Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Clyde Andrews
Grafton
Cleveland
O. F. Lehman
Laura Wolgamott
Orrville
L. J. Jack
West Avenue
Wayne Garland
WADC
Akron
Don Merthe
Russell L. Davies
John Kolopos
Columbus
American Legion
J. G. Starr
Gates Avenue
Conrad Kilcher
Mansfield
E. S. Griffiths
Betty Rhonek
Joyce McKinley
Sixth Street
Roy Parks
Barbara Anne
C. W. Phillips
C. L. Travers
Evaus
William Struck
C. M
Young Girls Frock Pattern 9394 Featured in Chronicle
Youthful frock design highlights a flared collar puffed bodice and tied back waist. Pattern 9394 offers sizes 14 16 18 20 and 40 with yardage for 39 inch fabric and complete illustrated making instructions. Order Fifteen Cents for pattern and catalog from The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Herald society items list Dr and Mrs G E Moyer Mrs J Q Ryan Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker Mr and Mrs Guy Findley Mr and Mrs E D Nielsen A J Robinson and Dr B McDonald visiting Mrs Bowers at Galfon Order of Eastern Star Associate Matron’s stay with Mrs Charles Garford on Oxford Avenue John McComb of Lansing guest at the Wilmot home on Fairlawn Avenue Mrs McComb and her son to return to Lansing tomorrow Mrs Sarah Rowland back home in Genoa after weeks at her son’s on Clark Street Additional Society on Page 2
Dance Hall For Rent For Private Party Or Dances
Dance hall available for private party or dances with contact phone number 30414.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
United Presbyterian Church Services
Emmanuel Lutheran
First Congregational Church
Elyria Woman’s Club
Frank Wilford
Civics and Political Science Department
E. A. Monroe
Business Women’s Department
Joseph Remenyi
Fine Arts Department
Northwest
Pp. L Box
R. L. Hastings
P. C. McKenzie
B. E Rhodes
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Canton
Olmsted Fall S
Northwestern
Young People's League
ST. Paul's Church
Order OF Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Marcelling
Seedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Paul's Church
Mrs. Haverstick
AUX
Carpenter’s
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Genoa
Clark Street
Blue Bird Restaurant
Soda Grill
Court St
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Phone
Oriental Rugs
Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Second Street
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