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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
2
Readers share experiences of Southern accents on the West Coast and hostile glares in public. A bride asks how to limit guests while parents invite many acquaintances. Abby counsels prioritizing close friends and relatives, with a compromise for extras. Confidential note suggests contacting a Planned Parenthood clinic for family planning.
Circle 3 met for a sandwich luncheon with table prayers and a guest of honor. Announced Fellowship Dinner January 19 and credit dinner January 26. Next meeting January 25 at 1 pm in the church lounge. Circle 2 met Wednesday with twelve members and one guest David Carter. Devotions by Alvina Poole themed How Can Men Be Just Before Man. Next Circle 2 meeting February 9 at 1 pm at Mrs Russell Dunford’s home. TRIX ad urges to come out wet fringes while damp.
Maryhelen Jaykel and James J. McLaughlin wed on January 8 at Saint Agnes Church. The ceremony featured a nuptial high mass and a reception for 500 at the United Polish Club. The couple will reside at 1453 Highland Ave, Columbus, after a cross city wedding party with family members from Cleveland and Seattle.
Favorite dessert recipe shared for Through The Kitchen Door features a Chocolate Cream Roll. Recipe includes cake flour, chocolate syrup, eggs, sugar, and a jelly roll technique with a vanilla butter filling. Instructions cover pan prep, folding, baking about 20 minutes, rolling, chilling, and storage tips.
Xi Zeta Eta chapter met Tuesday with Mrs Kenneth Fesler to plan the Beta Sigma Phi Valentine dance set for February 5 at Melody Grove and an auction on January 25 at Mrs James King’s home 513 Henry Street. The meeting discussed publicity, a recognition letter from the international office, and a dessert auction for members. A post Christmas gift exchange occurred among sisters with Mrs Donald Taylor winning hostess gifts. Also noted is a meat cutting board cleaning tip and a fish fry at Am herst St. Joseph's School from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Carry outs available.
Tonight schedule lists events at Columbia Gas auditorium Bethel Shrine Masonic Temple and Mission Study Club Fellowship Center with times 7 p.m. 7 30 p.m. and 6 p.m. plus a cooking tip about letting eggs reach room temperature before use and how it affects yolk and white separation.
A reader asks if hip fat runs in families and if hips can be slimmed. Experts note body build and fat distribution vary, but fat stores only when calories exceed needs. Sitting and overeating both matter, yet inactive soft muscles invite fatty deposits to settle on least used areas.
Wellington announces the engagement of Alice Mare Weitzel to David Roy Starkey. Alice is a 1965 Wellington High School graduate and telephone operator at Northern Ohio Telephone Co, Ashland. David is a 1964 Wellington High School graduate and attends Loram County Community College. They attend the First Methodist Church. wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander Gosling of 291 Forest Street Oberlin announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Everett to Pvt George Clifford Gaston of Sao Paulo Brazil. Frances is a Oberlin High School graduate and a Dyke College student. George is a Valley Forge Military Academy graduate, Heidelberg College attendee, and U S Special Forces member stationed at Fort Bragg. Wedding date not set.
Mr and Mrs Ray Bidinger of 1114 Middle Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Anne to Glen Richard Drury son of Mane Drury of 91 Marshall Ave Little Ferry NJ and the late Mr Drury Miss Bidinger is a Elyna High School graduate and Wheaton College sophomore Mr Drury also attends Wheaton College Wedding plans are indefinite.
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