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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

7

Brownies Entertain Gir Scouts Weekly Meeting at Doll Event

Brownies hosted a weekly gathering with Mrs Se P Gules and Mrs FL Heteuning while Unwin dolls wore outfits matching Brownie huts crafted by the girls and mothers. Hosts Joan Williston and Dorothy Wellings led an after school lunch and a doll parade with dancing and readings by Nancy Vaughn and others.

Sfwelve Brownlie Se. P. Gules FL Heteuning Unwin JemiMek Dorothy Weliiing Joan Williston Elizabeth Reekwood Joanne Ante Gates Nancy Vaughn Gein Jeni Dick Death Stable Abriham Lincoln Margaret Bathory

Night of January Sixteenth staged by Elyria club

Thirty four members of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club attended The Night of January Sixteenth at the Play House in Mereland. They toured the venue before the performance and a juror panel drawn from the audience included Mrs. Gernta 1 and several club members among those serving on the jury.

Elyria Business and Crofes Sonal Women’s Club Mereland Elyria Club Gernta 1 Cora Bassett Drarullta Smith Nelfie Wilderson Shiire Sgyloids Messie Douglas Gertrude Wornert

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meets in New Parlors

Twenty seven members attended the Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society meeting held in the new church parlors yesterday afternoon. Mrs Neary Spieth led the devotional with readings from the Vsalins and Rev W W Walker gave an engaging talk on time management. Aiterday dinner planned for March 17 and a silver tea on March List. Hostesses were Mrs Ernes, Bute and Mrs Sophia Punk.

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Neary Spieth W. W. Wialker Ernes, Bute Sophia Punk

Cleveland Visitors at Daughters of Scotland Meeting

Clevelanders were guests at the Daughters of Scotland gathering last evening. Supreme officers Christine Wright Anna Gerne and Mary Duda Treasures were present with South Amherst attendees. Three candidates were initiated. A lunch social hour followed with plans for a card party and dance on March 17.

Aoo Cleveland Supreme Oieners Cie Nering Daughters of S Scotland Supreme Christine Wright Anna Gerne Supreme Treasures Mary Duda Triests South Amherst Marcy

Party Plans Tne Continental Club Meeting

The regular Continental club met at the YMCA on Wednesday and planned a St Patrick's Day party with Karl Hady Jack Spencer and Frank Yungman on the arrangements committee. A splash party for attendees was set for next Thursday evening. The next regular meeting will be March 9 at Karl Eady's home 108 Blaine Street.

Tne Continental Club St. Patrick's Day Karl Hady Jack Spencer Frank Yungman Karl Eady Blaine Street

Friendly Club party at B EC hall in Macbeth

The Friendly club will hold a party at the B E C hall on Saturday. Music will be provided by Lloyd Smith and his Cavaliers, with prizes to be awarded.

B. E. C. Hall Macbeth Lloyd Smith His Cavaliers

Circle Meets at Church Circle 4 of St Pats church event

Circle at St Pats church circle 4 entertained by Mrs Ww Krebby Thursday afternoon. Twelve men and four guests attended. Mrs M Lyndon led devotional hour after a song service. A new member Mrs L B Peeley joined. Dessert was served at a long spring decorated table. Next Thursday March 10 Mrs M Lyndon hosts at 700 East River Street.

St. Pats Church Ww. Krebby M. Lyndon L. B. Peeley

Meet With President Di Ota Of Park Place Club

Members gathered at Miss June Donnelly home on Park Place for an evening business meeting. Two new members Miss Mary Gleasey and Miss Marjorie Foch joined, and plans for a party in two weeks were discussed. Forty women attended. hostesses honored with a pink and yellow dessert course. Next meeting will be at Bettye Kaiser home. The St John’s Aid Society met in the sellout auditorium on Third Street. dainty refreshments followed. In two weeks Seeder will meet for a serial afternoon.

di Ota Clay June Donnelly Park Place Mary Gleasey Marjorie Foch Ala Hosteus Ede Radebaugh Clo Bettye Kaiser St. John's Aid Society Third Margaret, Daly Harvey Lysades

Honor Bridge Club Meets with Miss Walsh on Center Ridge Road

The Honor Bridge Club gathered with Miss Mary Walsh on Center Ridge Road for a March evening of games. Prizes went to Mrs Diu Pevitas and Miss Hellen Koln. Miss Koehn received a birthday gift. A luncheon followed, table decorated in pink white and crystal. The next meeting is scheduled for March 17 with Mrs Joseph Padley at 245 Cambridge Court.

Gainraderly Mary Duez Walsh Center Ridge Road Mary Pronestt Diu Pevitas Hellen Koln Koehn Vlab Joseph Padley Cambridge Court

Girl Scouts Troop No 1 Meets at First Congregational Church

Troop No 1 the Golden Rod met at the First Congregational church with 28 members and eight visitors. The group planned a social campaign for their March 12 cookie sale. Tenderfoot groups studied setting and badge work with Miss Burgan and Mrs Pais, while second class girls worked on housekeeper badge and demonstrated skills. The meeting closed with announcements and the Good Night Circle.

First Congregational Church

Wondens Benefit Association Plans Dinner Meeting

Co officers map plans for the Wondens Benefit Association meeting at Woodman Hall on Thursday afternoon March 17. A three course dinner will be served at six with the regular meeting to follow. Committees for the dinner and bingo prizes are named, including Carrie Miller Nellie Reynolds and others.

County Officers Club Wondens Benefit Nellie Reynolds Myrtle Haun Carrie Metcalf Helen Uriag

Musical Art Program by Elyria Society March 8 2:30 p.m.

The Elyria Musical Art Society hosts a mixed program Tuesday afternoon March 8 at 2:30 in the Y parlors. Led by Mrs. Harold Rorick, participants include Mrs. F. A. Yost singing group, Edna Bates on piano solos, Alice Bird Wolfarter singing two song groups, Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret Huge on two pianos, Vicke Hur stave singing, Max Van Wormer cello, Wilfrid Bawdler singing, and Carton Squire closing with a piano group. All departments are urged to attend.

Elyria Musical Art Society Hihe Y Woc. A Harold Rorick F. A. Yost Misa Edna Bates George Dunstan Alice Bird Wovater Elizabeth Taylor Margaret Huge Vicke Hurstave Max van- Wormer Sylus Wilfrid Bawdler Carton Squire Society 7Ne

Mrs Frank Spencer reviews Duala Carnegie book

A research club meeting at Mrs J Heenck’s Lake Avenue home featured Mrs Frank Spencer’s take on Duala Carnegie’s discussed work Stuw to Win Brlenda and Influence People. Mrs Carl Schmitkens was reelected president with H Kellogg Day as vice president. other officers appointed. Dana Fox and B J Reisinger to host March 24.

Frank Spencer Duala Carnegie Kruest McRoberts The Independent Woman Juanita Tanner Carl Schmitkens H. Kellogg Day Dana Fox B. J. Reisinger

Local Residents Host Past Afternoon Gatherings

Henrietta Abernold and others from South Amherst and nearby areas spent Thursday afternoon at Henry Dute's home. D A Bonnett visited East Amherst. Harland Schlechter and others attended a D C Club meeting at Milton Schlechter's home. Clair Hollis and Lydia Portman of Elyria were dinner guests Sunday in South Ridge.

Jacob Abernold South Amherst George Stick Brownhelm Lydia Katie Dute Jenne Road Lawrence Hines Henry Dute D. A. Bonnett Anne Bonnett East Amherst Harland Schlécter Walter Bennett and Sons D. C Milton Schlecter South Ridge Clair Hollis Lydia Portman Elyria

Local visitors and social calls in Oberlin and Amherst

Mrs E B Houls and Mrs Ernest Buchs were among callers at the homes of Misa Rosa Buchs and Gottlieb Buchs in Oberlin on Sunday. Chauncey Currier and Raywood of Ely visited Amherst Saturday night. Leon Currier, Joe Sanders and others spent the weekend with Chace Court family as Mrs Chace and Miss Helen Lean of Greenaburg visited relatives.

Ernest Buchs Katie Weldman Alice Buchs Misa Rosa Buchs Gottlieb Buchs Oberlin Chauncey Currier Amherst Raywood Ely And Mire Leon Currier Joe Sanders Iy. Ria Chaceles Court Helen Lean Greenaburg Mra. J. It. Less

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