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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1986
Page
2
PTA sponsors a farewell for Franklin School eighth graders with a ship themed gym decor and a cruise style program. Diplomas with red satin ribbons are awarded, autographs, songs, and a grand march mark the evening.
Elyria Woman's Club president Mrs Louis Kolopus and ten members depart for the General Federation of Women's Clubs tenth annual con clave in Washington DC They will join Miss Chloe Gifford president of the federation and other delegates from Lexington Kentucky and Washington DC A varied program includes sessions at the Sheraton Park Hotel and the Shoreham Hotel with speeches by Eleanor Roosevelt Margaret Chase Smith Clare Boothe Luce Bertha Adkins Florence Allen and Sylvia Porter The event features CARE program ambassadors and government officials with installations planned for 1960 62 and nominations for federation officers
Mr and Mrs Victor L Christensen announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Sue to Robert Hammer. The couple, both graduates, were honored after the Elyria High stadium ceremony where Beverly and Robert received diplomas. Beverly to graduate from Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture on July 45. The fiancé works for Schubert Construction Company. Wedding plans are undecided.
Mrs James B Thomas spoke at the Elyria Garden Club program in the YWCA Residence describing legends linked to flowers. She illustrated with watercolors by herself and recounted tales of the snowflake arbutus crocus narcissus violet iris pansy and rose among others. Ernest Splete announced the July 17 picnic and Delphinium Show at the Cleveland Garden Center was noted.
Mrs Hildreth James district 3 state director of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will address the Eliyria BPW club in Monteith Hall Tuesday at 6 30 p m. She will install the club officers and speak on Never Underestimate The Power Of A Woman. A flute ensemble from Elyria High School will entertain after dinner. Local members attending include Erla Walker Julie Bennett Grace Beavis and others. A District Training School will be held at Brooklyn YMCA Cleveland to aid new officers and chairmen for the fall program.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt answers: fiance may wear a fraternity ring if he wishes, and it is proper for the bride to give a wedding ring of that type, but it cannot be used in the ceremony. For double ring ceremonies a simple gold ring would be the gift. New York UP I reports wedding band trends and plastic treated awnings for summer.
Final plans for the Majonty Degree Night were made when the Rainbow Majority Club convened at Miss Joanne McMullen's home on Eighth Street. The event is set for June at The Majonty picnic on July 11 at 6 30 pm in Eywood. A family picnic is scheduled for August 13 at 5 pm at a riverside park at the corner of Routes 301 and 18. Mrs. Raymond Moore will host the next meeting on September 12. More girls marry at 18 than at any other age.
Mrs. Thomas Cushing received the gavel as new president of the Elizabeth Stevens Society of First Methodist Church at a picnic screen dinner hosted by Mrs. Joseph Grunda. The event honored 1959 60 president Mrs Scheuneman, who also received a gift.
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Schork of 409 Washington Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Russell Schork to Charles Edward Doherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Doherty of 123 Dickerman Road Newton Highlands Massachusetts.
Eleven members of the VFW Auxiliary visited the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky and distributed gifts to the men. Irene Schmudt announced the event, Georgette Krugman reported the Poppy sale success, and refreshments were served by Velva Minnallis with help from Helen Ressarl and Jaynette Mahalis. The next meeting features a June 2 dinner at 6 30 p.m. and an officers meeting.
The Dames of Malta gathered in LO.F. with Queen Esther Dorothy Phillips presiding aided by Sister Ruth Maria Harrs. A memorial service honored Jennie Easterbrook and three late members. A box social was hosted by the ways and means committee. The Protectors event is planned for June 22 at Marie Harris's home.
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