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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
9
Dr Neighbour spoke to a large audience at First Baptist Church on Christ walking in the midst of the churches and the seven Asia churches. He announced a follow up talk on The Message to the Churches and urged belief in local ecclessia while stressing Christ's authority and the need to heed His voice.
Mr and Mrs Frank Harr celebrate sixty years of marriage with a home observance in Kipton on January seventeenth. Family from Akron and the local area attend with seven children and five grandchildren. Professor Chapin of Oberlin College and Miss Mary Chapin Brownhelm will join the gathering marking the anniversary.
Monday activity list shows the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary card party at Elyria Woman's Club for members and friends at 8:00. Various neighborhood Bible classes, church meetings, and club gatherings are noted with locations and times across Elyria and Lorain, including St Pauls Congregational meeting at 7:45 and supper at 6:39, and multiple officer elections, reports, and musical events.
The advert promotes a Marian Martin pattern 9528 featuring a cape collar puffed sleeves and animated skirt in lawn dimity organdie georgette or crepe. Sizes 8 10 12 14 16 with yardage noted for size 12. Illustrations and step by step making instructions included. Catalog priced at 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern. Orders to Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department New York City.
Two weddings of interest were announced. The first, May 28, 1932 in Wheeling, West Virginia, joins Rhey ma Tippett and Leslie M. Burge with attendants Zoe Schaffer and Walter Hoagland. The second wedding occurs in Bronx, New York, with Margaret Joan Hopkins to Theodore E. Weichel at 5:30 PM, to reside later at 276 Riverside Drive.
Approximately 140 members families and friends of the King's Daughter of the M. E. Church gathered Friday January 23 for a birthday dinner in the church parlors. Hostesses led monthly tables with themes, readings, songs, poems and performances highlighting each month from January through November and a Christmas table closing the event.
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets cancels evening preaching to allow the High School baccalaureate. Morning program features a 10 30 a m service with a quartet and preacher Mr. Fowler. Junior Church at 10 30 with Miss Louise Smith. Bible school at 9 30. gospel team to visit shut-ins at 1 45. Christian Endeavor at 6. prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 led by Joseph Weller.
The Second Congregational church group convened its first 1933 executive committee at President Virginia Stewart home. Orval Stroh named Sunday leader Beverly Foley appointed pianist Cora Rams er assistant Jean Robertson to Quiet Hour and Pocket Testament League. New members chosen.
A reception for new members is planned at Emmanuel Lutheran Church during the 10 45 worship hour. Musical numbers include Morning Hymn Canzone and Marche Romaine with an anthem by the choir. Reverend H Sayles will preach The Finality of Christ. Sunday School meets at 945 with William Block. a sextet will sing. No evening services in January.
The Y W C A lists daily activities including girl reserves, hospital girl reserves, business girls gym tap, Bible class, birthday reception, matron tap class, basketball at Gates School, swimming classes, social dancing, and the swimmers club dance across Monday to Saturday with times such as 3 30 P M 7 30 P M and 9 30 A M. The schedule emphasizes youth and community programs at the Y W C A.
The Avenue Club met in the Masonic dining room for an all day session. Members and guests attended a luncheon after sewing for the Red Cross. The next meeting is a cold party on February tenth with Mrs Jessie Daniels as chairwoman.
The Second Congregational church basement hosted an engaging patchwork quilt show with pieces dating back a century. An antique table featured items from foreign lands while some wares traveled west from New York in a covered wagon. Division A hosted tea and sweets for attendees. The next Division meeting is at 134 Parkview Court, Mrs Nellie Smith’s home, on Thursday afternoon February 2, with Mrs Jane Pelter assisting.
On Sunday the Junior communicants of the parish hold their monthly communion at 9 30 am with younger members urged to attend. Morning Prayer and sermon follow at 10 45 am as the second Sunday in the Epiphany season with Gounod and the sermon on Jesus the Light of the World. Evening Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 pm. A Trinity Cathedral quiet day Tuesday invites all to attend Meditations at 9 30 11 and 2 o'clock.
The Catholic Sunshine Club of Elyria convened in St Marys Hall for its annual meeting. Officers elected include Spiritual Advisor Treverend James T. Daley president BE. J. Stankard vice president J. F. Sums secretary and treasurer Eleanor Schirack trustees Urban Obringer George Hochenedel and F. J. Kelley. Members later shared a social hour with committee provided refreshments.
The Elyria Men's Bible Class gathers tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the Rivoli theatre on Broad street. President James A. Hewitt opens with America and prayer, with Paul Wainwright and Clare Short at piano, Harriet King and William Robertson providing music. L. B. Hindman conducts the lesson on faith, asking if we have enough.
Clark Maddock and eight players travel to Delaware Ohio to perform at a fraternity dance. The group includes Merry Feis Frank May Robert Holcomb Cliff Roe Theron Roe Perce Warren Ray Huston and the conductor Clark Maddock.
Miss Fay led a January meeting of A A R members at the Woman's Village. Mrs. Braywald reviewed current pictures and books, noting fewer new books this year. Delegates to the state and national conventions were chosen, and Miss Josephine Farr spoke on Ohio history from 1813 sources. the program closed with poetry by Lucian Seymour.
Holy Cross P. T. A. elected officers for the newly organized association at a meeting in Holy Cross church. Officers include president Mos NRecazmarek, vice president Mr. Sarothowski, secretary Mrs. Nugow, treasurer Airs Jangwies, and Carl Martin as organizer. The group discussed goals for school and community welfare and noted monthly meetings on the first Friday.
The Church School will meet in all departments at 9 30 for children two and up with a welcome for all. Morning Worship begins at 10 45 led by Rev. William Muir Auld. The choir will sing Great is the Lord by Geof A. Burdett. No young people group meeting in the evening due to the Baccalaureate service.
Richard Allen Post of Womens Relief Corps held a regular session in I Q O F Hall with a large attendance. Mrs Charlotte Lewis was installed as president with Lena Klasek, Florence Terry and others named to officers. Mrs Hubbard and Miss Adams received honors. next meeting set for January 27.
The First Methodist Church schedules a full Sunday with Dr Bond preaching The service will include organ pieces and anthems by the high school chorus plus Wagner and Dvorak selections The baccalaureate address by Dr Bond will focus on Giving Purpose to Power The church school and Epworth League hold activities for all ages and young people are invited to join prayer meetings and discussions
Members of the Garret Club will meet with Miss Jeanette Sibey at 320 Denison Avenue this evening.
Morning worship convenes at 10 15 with Rev J G Koontz preaching on Vital Religion. A boys and girls sermonette Sowing and Reaping and special music from Hawaiian String Ensemble. Mrs Datweiler to sing Rock of Ages. Junior choir directed by Velma Andrews. Sunday school at 11 15 with classes for everybody. Official board meets after Sunday school. Epworth League at 7 00 led by Charles Johnson. Men's club meets Friday evening January 20 at the church.
The Eastern Heights Boulevard home of Mrs Homer Garford hosted a bridge party for Mrs W C Clark a recent bride formerly Mrs Helen Henderson Gifts were given after a ribbon trail prize awards went to Miss Cora Phelps and Mrs George Martin Other attendees included Mrs H B Stone Mrs J W Warden Mrs Howard Somers Mrs Alex Moses and Mrs Charles Garford who attended as a guest of the club.
The Daughters of Scotia held a regular meeting at Wurst hall with good attendance. One candidate was initiated. Final plans were made for the Burns concert scheduled for January 27 at the next regular meeting night. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Bessie McCaffery and Mrs. Isabel Henderson followed by a social hour.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with a sermon at 11 on The Empowering Christ. A junior church meets if overflow, with a girls chorus choir anthem and orchestra. Evening activities include youth meetings at 6 15 and a 7 30 program with multiple choirs and special music. Dr Neighbour preaches on Israel in Prophecy.
The Bible school hour is thirty minutes past ten. Lesson titled Jesus at Work from Mark 1 21 45. Pastor's sermon at 10 45 on Pauls prayer for the Ephesian Christians from Ephesians 1 15 23.
Todd Moise and Hamilton Peck of Thomasville Georgia, both students at University School Cleveland, are spending the weekend with Moise at his Columbus street residence.
Northwest Encampment No. 188 held a Friday session at the I O O F hall with Morris Kirk presiding. F H Albert and staff installed officers including P L Box as chief patriarch and Charles Cook as high priest. next meeting set for January 27.
Members of the Charles Abbey Junior Club met in the I. O. O. F. hall to witness the installation of officers of the W R C. Mrs Helen Hubbard former Relief Corps president installed the officers assisted by Ida Sherman as color guard Delia Lutz chaplain and Cora Palmer Clara Wendell color bearers. Mrs Jeanette Arnold named advisor and Mrs Lucille Warner to assist.
Mr and Mrs J S Solada and family of Lakewood Ohio were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H W Shepard and family of Pasadena avenue. Frank E Stevens of Cornell avenue is recovering from pneumonia. E C Griswold returned home to Pittsburgh after visiting his sister Miss Marie Griswold. George E Lee and daughters of Cleveland will visit Misses Nelle and Edith Hecock of Lake avenue. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B H Hucknall at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Arthur Lightfoot traveled to Columbus for his uncle Sherman Lightfoot’s funeral. Ed Brown will winter in Winter Haven Florida with his brother Win Brown. Miss Cora Kersey and Miss Helen Allum of Cleveland will be Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs
C J Green of Oxford avenue and Mesdames H B Stone C Dramm E Vestal B Kohler M Garford and G Barton attend a Vermilion district meeting of Eastern Star officers. Also mentions Swiss Steak Dinner 25¢ Tuesday 11 to 1 at M E Church Circle 2 on page 2.
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