Lady Fair Fashion Show Dazzles At Elyria High
A capacity crowd attended Elyria High School's second annual Lady Fair production featuring designer gowns, jewels, furs, and spring flowers. Lizzie Payner and fashion editor Shirley Rassler guided the show with lavish sets by Terry Orvis and others, highlighting Ceil Chapman and Mignon gowns, mink cape jackets, organza ensembles, and a diamond pendant worn by Eben Payner. The event, sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club Social Progress Department, included 60 models and multiple co sponsors with detailed backstage roles and prizes distributed at intermission.
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Elsha High School
Additonum
Jme
Auditorum
Eien Payner
Lizzie
Shirley Rassler
Angela
Michael
Ceil Chapman
Mignon
Lee Clair
Mr. Wills
Mink
C. William Barton
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Michael-Angela
Jo Porlaro Beauts Salon
Angela-Michael
Jo Portaro Salon
The
Fay Company
Babin Furs
Brand
Garden Y's Visit to Three Hothouses on Center Ridge Road
Garden Y members toured three greenhouses on Center Ridge Road with a guide from Seltzer’s, a recent Ohio State graduate, who explained geranium varieties and fogged mist to control humidity. They saw slips transplanted for His Way gardeners, soil mixes shown, snapdragons bundled for shipping at Lienharven, and then returned to Elyria for lunch at Stouffer's.
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Garden Y's
Center Ridge Road
Seltzer
Ohio State University
Lienharven
Elyria
Westgate
Stouffer's
Girl Scout Leaders Elected for Brownie Troop
Janet Garrard was elected president of Brownie Troop 2 at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mary Lou Decker as vice president Sheila Sprague as secretary Virginia Vorhis as treasurer, with Sprague again named secretary.
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Janet Garrard
Brownie Troop 2
Mary Lou Decker
Sheila Sprague
Virginia Vorhis
AAUW TV Experiment Promotes Children's Education
The Elyria AAUW plans a CBS telecast Sunday at 2 featuring sixth graders, soprano Anita Dari, and host participants from local schools. Aimed at cultural TV for children, the program, “Experiment in Group and Listening and Viewing,” highlights unusual instruments and includes guest artists from the New York Philharmonic.
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Leonard Bernstein
Pro Musica Anteacher
Tiqua
Ha- Elyria
Anita Dari
Broadway
American Association
Elyma
AAUW
CBS
Young Pepples
St. Andrew's Parish House
Tsim
New York Philharmonic
Esas We
Culture Club Elects 1960 61 Officers at Dinner
Mrs J J Gallen was named president with D C Hutchings and C E Learn as first and second vice presidents. Israel topics and literary reviews framed the meeting as members discussed The Status Seekers Exodus and other works while luncheon was hosted by Mrs Overs.
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Paul Overs
Cornell Ave
Culture Club
G. C. Creamers
J.J. Gallen
D. C. Hutchings
C. E. Learn
M. E. Wilcox
Cording
F. M
Wilcox
Israel
William Naegele
Russia
Poland
J. C. Everard
R. B. Hillier
M. L.janes
Forbidden Plateaus Huene
Yemen
Hutch
Hans Steger
C. Schirmer
Everard
F. M. Wilcox
M. L. Huene
Hollow Rd
Northeast and West Seen By Movie Slide Club Program
Elyria Movie and Slide Club met in Monteith Hall with Miss Zella Beavis and Wayne Lance in charge. Members toured the northeast and west through films of a 1959 vacation and spring trip to the Virgin Islands Arches National Monument and Monument Valley Utah. A committee led by Lance and Beavis will prepare a display for the Sport and Hobby Show April 21-23.
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Northeast
West
Elyria
Monteith Hall
Zella Beavis
Wayne Lance
Beavis
Watkins Glen
Barre
Old Man of the Mountain
Baar Harbor
Canada
Virgin Islands
Arches National Monument
Monument Valley
Utah
Mr. Lance
Devil's Garden
Tunnel Arch
Goose Neck
San Juan
Oak Creek Canyon
Wayside Chapel
Grand Canyon
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss Beavis
Elizabeth Yoder
Hazel Winchell
Ray Hollabaugh
Ruth
Pat Bauer
Women Of Churches At Work Circle 4 Meets at Magyar UCC
Magyar United Church of Christ Circle 4 held its monthly meeting in the ladies parlor. Devotions by Mrs. Bela Bacso included St Luke 10. The group sang Hungarian hymns and conducted a responsive reading. Mrs. Frank Lapos presided, reports were shared, and a 550 Easter gift to the church was decided. Next meeting is Palm Sunday at Mrs. Dezso Novak’s home.
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Circle 4
Magyar United Church of Christ
Bela Bacso
Frank Lapos
There’s Always a Right Time to Jam
A Reading Digest excerpt recounts a mother and her husband learning a valuable lesson about parenting dos and don’ts. The piece explains applying the lesson to their children and to themselves, illustrating balanced limits and encouragement.
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Winifred Fay
Terry Orvis
Kent State University
Marcela Schmaling
Judy Mowry
Mary Michailides
Jean Schultz
London
Phylis Wasserman
Archin Oe Clifford Alfield
Donnie Luciano
Dick Friedman
Kathy di Luciano
Sammy di Angelis
Michael Michailides
Leonard Wasserman
Eben Payner
Lennie Wasserman
Mr. Michael
Stone
Richard Ehlee
William Heuser
Robert Miller
Harrie Barbie
Angela DiLuciano
Jack Rassler
Leonard Payner
L. A. Becker
James Johnson
Payner
Thomas
William Gillies
Floyd Koehn
Richard Ehlke
Clark Opel
Ernest Curcillo
Lester Drage
Della Harding
Don Meyers
Jack Knight
Milan Bendik
Albert Bishop
John Scott
Stephen Pierce
Frederick Vorhis
Mr. Will
United Polish Club
Middle Ave
Girl Scout
Brownie
Wilms Chants Florist
Ridge Road
Leraia
Cedar
Losecasl Aim
J Marlin Beck
Elyma Schools
Arthur Hadnutt
John Cram
Peter van Wormer
VADW
Nock Tench
Gande
Ernest Hemnowaa
Africa
Young Peoples
Vincent van Gogh
Edward Mutron
Huntley
New Sun
Meet the Press
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sy Stones
Richard Kipling
Spm
Ira Hayes
Dr. Spock
Korea
Tnalty Fury
Douglas Edwards
Charles Lanzhion
Helen Hayes
Jason Robards, Jr
Mary Ro Rinehart
Fidas
Phaligorsky
Tare Jermee
Westminser
Tanight
St Teresa
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
Graystone
A Wrisiey
Mar
J. J. Gallen
Women of Churches
Hagyar
Palm
Dezso Novak
Cleveland ST
Elastia
Blastic
Blast Bond
Bastic
Rowe Fo
Merther
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