Young People of Church Of Christ Guests at Party
The Young People of the Church of Christ gathered at the home of Judge and Mrs. Findley on Abbe Road north for the annual Women’s Missionary Society affair. Fifty five guests and fifteen members enjoyed a program with music by Ninabelle, Georgia Burk, and June Folley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road
Church of Christ
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society
Ninabelle
Georgia Burkline
June Folley
H. R. Riddle
Will Foster
E. A. Munroe
Bertha Park
Cleveland
Women's Missions of Churches of Christ
Mildred Cone
Wayne Burdue
Ellsworth Albert
Ruth McGinnus
Jack
Bill Ryan
Ruth Knechtges
Reverend Foster
Society
Findley
Clarence Hamilton
Oberlin
Miss Park
China
Fifth Annual YWCA Camp Closes With Student Activities
The YWCA Stay-at-Home Camp marks its fifth year with a noon party and decorated tables. Campers join swimming demonstrations led by Jane Hill, with improvements in strokes. Dramatics under Jean Crisp performed two choral readings. Daily class projects include nature leaf prints, crafts, and a violin variety hour. Fifty two campers and eight guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Butler
Sally Jo Meloy
Lois Struebe
Lois Reese
Patricia Starkey
Patricia Radican
Barbara Bruegger
Y.oah C. A
Jane Hill
Jean Crisp
Cassandra Brothers
Carol Christman
Avis Hastings
Mary Agnes Welch
Gates Hospital
Dorothy Nau
Sarah Thomas Leading
Peerless Laundry
Telephone Company
Fire Department
Chronicle Telegram
Roberta Howenstine
Elinor Fisler
Eleanor Graber
Social Notes From Butter Nut Ridge and St Pauls Church
Miss Thelma Manns of Butter Nut Ridge and Mrs Clayton Damon hosted Beacon Light class members from St Pauls Church. Ann Cadeege spoke on Golgotha to be shown at St Pauls next Monday. Guests Marian Pallas Lena Moelk won prizes in games. Redouble Two club, hosted by Mrs Harry Fowkes, awarded prizes for bridge high scores and consolation. Hosting plans set for two weeks with Mrs Fred Lehmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Manns
Butternut Ridge
Clayton Damon
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Ann Cadeege
Otto Mischka
Marian Pallas
Lena Moelk
Harry Fowkes
Redouble Two Club
Reginald Fowkes
John Thomas
Max Bearer
Fred Lehmann
Marseilles Avenue
St Pauls Guild to Sponsor Golgotha Religious Film
The St Pauls Evangelical church on Third Street hosts a Monday 8:00 p.m. screening of Golgotha, the first talking motion picture about Christ’s life and crucifixion. Presented by the Woman's Guild with a full sound system, projector, and screen, a children matinee is planned for 2:30 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Woman's Guild
Circle No 4 of St Agnes church hosts Mary Rainey gathering
Mrs. Mary Rainey entertained Circle No 4 of St Agnes church at West River street with two guests Mrs A Herold and Mrs Naomi Walker. Five hundred was the evening’s diversion with prizes to Mrs Ella Wilbert first Mrs Helen Dombroski second and Mrs Frances Wycosky third. A luncheon followed and a brief business meeting adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Julia Wilbert at 262 West River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rainey
A. Herold
Naomi. Walker
West River Street
Circle No. 4
St. Agnes Church
Ella Wilbert
Helen Dombroski
Frances Wycosky
Kildare Sorority Hosts Event at Colonial Manor
Members drove to Lakewood last night where Ruth DeBuhr entertained at Colonial Manor Apartments on Athens Avenue. June Smith topped the scores with Muriel Fiedler second. fiesta ware and a salad course were served. A July 26 Wiener roast at Rocky River beach and an August 17 gathering at Mrs Clifford Smith’s Fairlawn Avenue home are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare Sorority
Lakewood
Ruth DeBuhr
Ruth Storm
Colonial Manor Apartments
Athens Avenue
June Smith
Muriel Fiedler
Rocky River Beach
Clifford Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Tureen Dinner Marks Circle Meeting at St Agnes Church
A tureen dinner at Mrs. J A Baker of Lake avenue highlighted Circle No 2 of St Agnes church yesterday. The event hosted a 35 seat table with afternoon bridge and pedro games. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Wolf Mrs Munrick and Mrs Cromling. Pedro prizes were won by Mrs Weber Mrs Flood and Mrs Reming. Two weeks hence Circle No 2 will meet at Mrs Wolf's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baker
Lake Avenue
Circle No. 2
St. Agnes Church
Bridge
Pedro
Wolf
Munrick
Cromling
Weber
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Herman Geyer 45 East Broad Street Harold Briggs 220 Third Street Elizabeth Jones 113 Oberlin Road Mrs William Barnes 145 Longfellow Avenue Madeline Moore 115 Pine Street Harold Davis Jr 356 Fifth Street Discharges include Mrs Mason Nichols 1010 Middle Avenue Mrs Matt No Vacich R D No 3 Mrs Edward King Willard Ohio Egbert Olmstead Parkman Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
East Broad Street
Harold Briggs
Third Street
Elizabeth Jones
Oberlin Road
William Barnes
Longfellow Avenue
Madeline Moore
Pine Street
Harold Davis, Jr
Fifth Street
Mason Nichols
Middle Avenue
Matt Novacich
Edward King
Willard
Ohio
Egbert Olmstead
Parkman
Community gatherings listed for tonight in area notices
Calendar for tonight notes a N F W picnic at Mrs Paul Wainwrights Cleveland road. Kim Ko Club meets with Margaret Paskvan Lorain. Royal Neighbors of America hold a meeting and Protected Home Circle has installation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
Cleveland Road
Kim-Ko Club
Margaret Paskvan
Lorain
Royal Neighbors of America
Grace Lutheran Aid Society plans church lawn social
A Thursday meeting of Grace Lutheran Aid Society discussed an August eighteenth ice cream social on the church lawn and a two week later picnic at noon at the Witt home on East River street. Refreshments were served to twenty eight members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Henry Spaeth
Witt
East River Street
R. Platz
L. T. Mosley
Little Sorority Meeting With Flowers And Prizes
At Mrs. G. E. Hall home last night members of Little Sorority gathered among antique vases and blue accented china. Pinochle was played with prizes won by Mrs. William Bridgett Jr and Mrs. Richard Smith, wrapped in white tissue and blue tulle. A salad course was served on a blue plaid tablecloth with blue and white dishes and a bowl of shasta daisies red phlox and blue larkspur under tall white tapers. Mrs. Donald Bush to host on Hamilton Avenue Thursday August seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Hall
Wiliam Bridgett Jr
Richard Smith
Donald Bush
Hamilton Avenue
Asa's Reign Initiates Judah Revival A Life Of Trust
Sunday school lesson ASA: A LIFE OF TRUST reflects on King Asa of Judah. The lesson cites 2 Chronicles 14 2 12 praising Asa for removing altars and groves and urging reliance on the Lord. It notes his sincere motives and reforms that brought peace and strengthened worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Judah
Through Lands of the Bible by H. V. Morton review
A vivid account of H. V. Morton's travels through biblical lands. The book chronicles journeys to places like the Monastery of St. Catherine and the Oasis of Siwa, offering adventurous observations and insights into ancient sites and Coptic monasteries in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Morton
Dodd, Mead and Company
Monastery
St. Catherine
Oasis
Siwa
Egypt
Discussion Questions for Sunday School Lesson
Questions explore church state role for moral reform Asa character amid adversity and lessons on abolishing idols trust in God and strength through trials. Clericus notes inner peace comes from turning to God and asks how individuals and nations turn toward God. Prayer urges combined human effort and divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Clericus
Modes and Manners and Argentina's Industrial Plan
Modes and Manners item explains entering etiquette for two men and two women and who offers an arm. It notes never repeating names in a double introduction and when to avoid removing hot food from the mouth. It also summarizes Argentina's shift from agriculture to industry via more factories and adaptable workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Mr. Smith
Argentina
First Modern Account of Daily Life in Primitive Christian Strongholds
The book offers a detailed modern account of life in early Christian strongholds with twenty five illustrations and two maps. It presents a vivid portrayal of daily routines, customs, and social structures shaping early Christian communities.
New purse perfume case offers portable scent
A perfume maker introduces a compact gold finished purse case with a tiny bottle of fragrance. The cap locks to prevent spills and a built in lighter flicks like a cigarette lighter for easy access to perfume on the go.
Regina Declares Hopper Day Amid Citywide Festivals
Regina marks Hopper Day with varied city celebrations as officials promote harvest fairs and local markets. Residents enjoy apple days, orange days, and tag days alongside community events across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina, Sask
Regina
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St. Paul’s Woman's Guild
Mrs. Rainey
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Elyria
Berlin
Grace Aid
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Haseroot
Book Review
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Middle Ave
Hopper
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