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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

15

Missionary Tea Reflects Faith and Africa Aid

Society members gathered for the twenty third annual union missionary tea at United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Kemp of the 2nd Congregational led the program while Mrs. Dart of Oberlin spoke on Portuguese West Africa and the needs of African girls and women. Donations totaling 14.29 were given to the Elyria milk fund.

Union Hi United Presbyterian Church Robert Kirkpatrick Women’s Missionary Society Hustees Mra. A. HB. Kemp 2Nd Congregational Church Mra. Kemp John K. Nece Women's Missionary Union St. Paul's Church Anlu Churc Christ Women’s ‘Association First Congregational Church Ross Aungst Fred Davies Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers Frank Spencer Max Gregory Nina Ramser Africa Kemp Robert Davies Sidney Dart Oberlin Africas Portuguese West Africa Women’s Missionary Union of Elsrna Dart Ater Drudserr Rs. Gregory United Presbyterians A. E. Schulze Geo. Yost E. W. Wright Herman Pacth Robert Moore

Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Install Officers

Approximately sixty members and guests attended in Woodman hall as H P Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary installed officers. Delia Lutz presided for the auxiliary, with Jessie Coniam as president and Park Yingling installing the camp officers. Others named include Jeanette Arnold, Jennie Lent, Nina Hitsman, Hattie Hance, Elizabeth Decker, Eva Worthington, Sally Gowman, Millie Clarkson, Marian Bodine, and Charles Decker. Several absences will be installed later. next meeting February 10 features a patriotic program and social hour.

Woodman Hall H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans Delia Lutz Jessie Coniam Jeanette Arnold Jennie Lent Nina Hitsman Hattie ‘Hance Elizabeth Decker Eva Worthington Sally Gowman Millie Clarkson Marian Bodine Charles Decker H. P. Chapman Camp Park F. Yingling Wilson Little John 5. Lews Charles Lent Mason D. Smith J. H. Howlett H. B. Stevick Ford Refenning Grace Heidrich Cambridge Avenue Rebekah Lodge Caroline Wack Blanche Thompson Sylvia Neff Grace Archambeau Kate Reinhardt Harriet Warner Sunshine Louise Wack Gertrude Wilson Hazel Markel Anna Gehrke Ada Gould Charles Pomeroy Grant Street

Local A. A. W. Council To Hold Annual Meeting

Elyria Council of A. A. W. will hold its annual mid winter meeting at the W C A Thursday night February 4 at 6 15 oclock. Each study group meeting semi monthly will present a brief synopsis of its studies. The meeting is open to all A. A. U. W. members regardless of study group enrollment.

Elyria Council of W.C. A Esse

Protected Home Circle Drill Team Social at Brucker Home

The Protected Home Circle Drill Team gathered at Ralph Brucker’s Huron Road residence after a business meeting. Members and families enjoyed a social evening with pinochle, banco, and bingo prizes. Hazel Tolner led refreshments. next meeting set for February 10 at Edmund Smith’s West River Street with a Valentine party.

Ralph Brucker Huron Road Florence Resar Edmund Smith Marie Sharpe Hazel Tolner Lakewood West River Street Excees

Edison PTA Sponsor Card and Bank Party Announced

The Ways and Means Committee led by Mrs Elmer Baun sponsors a card and bank party at Edison school Friday evening January 29. Tickets cost a dollar and those without tickets may call Mrs Baun or Mrs H C Gollmar for entry.

Ways and Means Committee Edison Parent Teacher Association Elmer Baun Edison Baun Mra. H. C. Gollmar

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Hospital admissions listed Mrs Kurt Wahl 110 Chestnut Street and Mrs Bryson Wilbur 1410 Middle Avenue. Discharges include Norwood Bail ey 122 Longford Avenue and John Dean 341 Oxford.

Kurt Wahl Chestnut St Bryson Wilbur Middle Avenue Norwood Bailey Longford Ave John Dean Oxford

Youll Make Lovely Things With This Pattern

You can elevate dining with a Jace cloth and crochet 7 inch squares to form a cloth, spread, scarf or accessory. Pattern 5781 includes instructions, illustrations, and materials. Send 10 cents plus name address and pattern number to Chronicle Telegram Household Dept, 14th Street, New York, N.Y.

Chronicle-Telegram 14Th Street New York N.Y

Ohio Federated Democratic Women’s Cuda Meeting Postponed

Ohio Federated Democratic Women’s Cuda meeting scheduled for Columbus Saturday January 30th is postponed due to flood conditions. The storytelling class by Miss Edna Gray Johnson at the YWCA will meet Friday at 7:00 PM instead of Thursday, open to Sunday School teachers and others interested.

Ohio Federated Democratic Women’s Cuda Columbus Edna Gray Johnson YW. C.al

Sisma Gamma Founders Day Banquet And Club Meetups

Calendar items list Sisma Gamma Sorority Founders Day banquet and multiple meetings including Eight with Mrs George Holobach at 922 East Avenue and various clubs such as Evening Dept of Woman's Club bridge party and Marseilles Alu OW Oberlin Branch in King Bosworth room. Speakers include Mrs Laura Puffer Morgan of Switzerland.

Sisma Gamma Sorority George Holobach East Ave Nue Woman's Club Ann Ellenberger Marseilles

Surprise farewell party for Mrs Schumm at Grace Lutheran

Grace Lutheran Aid Society held a surprise last night at East River street home for Mrs P J Schumm who leaves with family for Toledo in February. Forty one members enjoyed bingo with prizes to Mrs Schmidt and Mrs G Schaefer. President Mrs William Neubuer presented a personal gift. Society voted $25 to Red Cross for food relief. Cake ice cream and coffee served. Next week a regular business meeting is set for the church parlors.

Carl Wagner Carl ‘Ton State Association of Y. M. C. A Laura Wolgamott Cleveland Street L. J. Berkeley Cleveland O. F. Lehman Family of Woosters Betty Jackson Oberlin College Ona Holly D. A. Baird Medina Country Medina J. E. Thatcher Deane Burns M. M. Wilcox Eicith Street Harley H. Wilcox Wilcox School of Commerce Wilcox Kurt Wahl Chestnut Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Minnie Baker Kate Batt Elyria Minnie Willert Creveland Washington, D. C Miami St. Petersburg Florida West Avenue Jean Aber Racine Wisconsin Merle Hoddinott Oberlin Bryson Wilbur Middle Avenue Bess Harrie Clifton Manor Sarasota L. R. Harris Charles Wilford Russell Dean University Cincinnati Red Cross George Brown Elizabeth Brown East Cleveland United Presbyterian Sixth Church Ralph Greetham Bobbie J. F. Johnson East Avenue St. Louis Missouri Greetham Kenneth Brown Hiram College Hirth School Paul Wainwright Courtland Street P. J. Schumm Toledo Grace Lutheran Aid Society East River Street Schmidt G. Schaefer Aid Society William Neublser Zeta Upsilon Sorority Audrey Squires Lake Avenue Z. A Marie Copas Ruby Woodcock

Hold Quarterly Meeting of General Aid Society

The General Aid Society of the First Methodist church held its regular quarterly meeting yesterday with devotions led by Mrs. C. M. Ackerman. Mrs. E. E. Dettman sang two songs and was accompanied by Mrs. Beazell. The group reviewed progress from reports by circles and formed a committee led by Mrs. M. M. Wilcox to plan the year end circle redivision. The society also voted to donate ten dollars to Red Cross flood relief.

General Aid Society First Methodist Church C. M. Ackerman E. E. Dettman Beazell M. M. Wilcox R. H. Stone B. Unger Red Cross

Recognition Service Plans With Girl Reserves

A committee from the First Congregational Church and the YWCA plans a recognition service for Girl Reserves to be held during the Congregational church vesper service on February 21 at four o clock. The YWCA members handle the recognition, with others planning the remainder, and parents are invited as old and new members participate. Participants must learn the code and the Follow the Gleam motto.

Elizabeth Rick Caroline Foley Milas Vivian Hacholt First Congregational Church Mra. Hinworth Schneider Frances Lemon Y. Ww Congregational Church Cork

Oberlin party honors Beulah May before Ash tabula move

Mrs Florence Morgan hosted a Valentine themed dessert evening in Oberlin for Beulah May who departs Sunday for a new position in Ashtabula. Prizes went to Mrs Florence Smith and Miss Ian Morgan for high and low scores. Guests included Mrs Sarah Hall Mrs Vera Bridgett Mrs Ruth Schroeder Mrs Florence Smith and Mrs Clarabell Smith of Erie. Miss Jean Morgan hostess and guest of honor from Oberlin.

Florence Morgan Oberlin Beulah May Ashtabula Bridge Florence Smith Ian Morgan Miss May Sarah Hall Vera Bridgett Ruth Schroeder Clarabell Smith Eirria Jean Morgan Qberlin

Senior Farewell Dinner at High Seoul Cafeteria

Photographs show graduation class farewell dinner with fifty seats at the High Seoul cafeteria. Tables dressed with red roaca and white beddlera feature bouquets. Nobert Strand presided as toast master with Mrs. Raufus and Mr. Shively delivering messages. Guests include Fr anc es Raufus and others.

High Seoul Frances Raufus Nina Baker Airey. Stofer C. P. Shively Nobert Strand Robert Strand John Blaine Johnson Jr Ruby Heidrich Charles Cluley Nancy Laywood Ardis Shenman Maaine Jackson Alvin Fiedler

Party Plans at AL One Mivetig of Bing Triangle Club

Last evening the Bing Triangle Club discussed a February 10 guest night and tureen dinner at 6 30. The organizing committee includes Castle Brown Elinly Nan Geraldine Viola Wilson Helen Harria and Lillian Wight. Members voted to donate to the Red Cross to aid flood relief efforts amid current events discussion and songs.

AL One Mivetig Bing Triangle Club W.C. A Qasle Brown Elinlynan Geraldine Viola Wilson Helen Harria Lillian Wight Kloo Am Red Cross

Outline Future Plans Bly Girl Reserves Meet at School

Bly Girl Reserves met yesterday at the school building after the regular Uistress meeting and Interclub council report. Plans were set for a coed skating party on February st with a box lunch, and for a teachers party near Washington's birthday with a play to be chosen next week. The group closed by singing Follow the Gleam.

Bly Girl Uistress Interclub Council Washinon

Indies Attend Farragut Corps Installation in Lo Rain

A group of ten Indies from Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps attended the Commodore Farragut Corps installation yesterday afternoon in Lo Rain. Mrs. Joseph Parsons officiated as installing officer and Mrs. Whitmore of Vermilion Corps acted as installing conductress. Members listed include Like Rice Rose Law Lena Klasek Claire Wendell Florence Terry Jenale Collins Anna Kalirr Sylvia Kleeby Marty Harris Anna Grace Bright. Mrs. Robert Young opened her Fifth Street home for the meeting with a 00 rum prize to Mrs. Edward Thompson for high score and consolation to Mrs. Ben Gole cen. Refreshments were served at green and white decorated tables. Next Wednesday Mrs. Harry Babich hosts on Fifth Street.

Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps Commodore Farragut Corps Lorain Joseph Parsons Lorain Corps Whitmore Vermilion Corps Like Rice Rose Law Lena Klasek Claire Wendell Florence Terry Jenale Collins Anna Kalirr Sylvia Kleeby Marty Harris Anna Grace Bright

Initiation Plans Made by Dames of Malta in T O O F Hall

Members of the Dames of Malta met in the T O O F hall last evening to plan initiation in the first degree. Initiatory work will be conferred at the next meeting, preceded by a six o'clock practice. A bingo party followed with prizes, and a luncheon was served. Two weeks remain until the next gathering.

Dames of Malta T. O. O. F. Hall

Et Yot Club Meeting At The Gables Last Evening

Hostess to club members of the Et Yot club met at the Gables last evening. After a brief meeting three hands of bridge were played with high score won by Mrs Mary Loufound and low by Mrs Theodore Taylor. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs Paul Wolsbrod on Cascade Street.

the Gables Theodore Taylor Mra Marry Loufound Paul Wolsbrod Cascade Street

Sub Debs Meet and Club Dinner Hostesses

The second Sub Deb Sorority meeting was at Miss Bernice Tomory’s home. Maria Kathryn Plow won first prize with Foron consolation. luncheon followed as business matters were discussed at Miss Anne Keron’s home. Mrs. M J McGuire hosted Care Not club dinner at the Gables with Valentine color flowers and thirteen members. Engagement announced for Melva Snyder to Fred Webman. no wedding date set.

Bernice Tomory Maria Kathryn Plow Foron Misa Anne Keron Mra. M. J. McGuire Care Not Club the Gables C. W. Snyder Stop 7 Lake Avenue Misa Melva Fred Webman W. T. Webman Fifth Street Elyria

The degree of intelligence among the masses in democracy

The statement asserts that the level of intelligence among the general populace serves as the measure of democracy's success. It emphasizes the link between public intellect and effective governance and implies that voter discernment determines democratic vitality.

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