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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
9
After viewing spring millinery, a stylist wished for a million dollars to buy every hat. Hats come in many shapes and colors, with prices set before shopping. Decide on color and style, groom, inspect all angles, compare three options, and pick the hat that reflects personality. Send 10 cents and hairline for the FIGURED FOR YOU feature.
Veal tips and recipes appear with roasting methods for shoulder leg and loin cuts. Also included are veal birds stuffing methods and a breading approach with thermometer guidance, plus a pineapple lime gelatin dessert and Date Raisin filling cookie recipe from Mrs Fred Huhrey of Fullerton Rd.
A March roundup of church groups in Lorain includes St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 17 sending a clothing box to Hereford Texas after a letter from Father Payton, Study Club No 6 planning a March rummage sale at St Mary Church, St John Lutheran Ladies Aid welcoming new members and planning a paper sale for a boiler fund, Grace Lutheran aiding Easter servicemen and a tureen dinner, and other circle meetings at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed, Magyar Circle No 2, Lake Avenue Congregational Mothers Club, St Andrew's Guild.
A New York fashion feature highlights terry cloth auto seat covers praised for washability. Available in bright coral, green, blue or yellow plaids, they come in one piece or divided seat styles and are easily removable.
New York readers learn a simple method to turn graham crackers into confections by melting four squares of candy chocolate over hot water then spreading a thin layer on each cracker. Separate note reports that women traffic officers will join New Zealand highway patrols with equal authority and duties as male officers.
Jefferson P T A met to review kindergarten through junior high stages led by Mrs Sertrude Rose chairing. Teachers showcased art and crafts, a Junior Red Cross International Art Exhibit, and student choir under Dorothy Tkacs. Nomination committee elected. paper sale announced. Sweetheart Dance urged. attendance and hospitality awards noted.
Mrs Bertha Stephans hosted the Jolly Stitchers Club at a Turser luncheon at 134 Hamilton Ave on Wednesday afternoon. Mary Hes sitt led the business meeting after the dinner. Members worked on art stitchery pieces and planned future activities. Minnie Zander will host the April 12 luncheon at 446 Tenth St.
Tomorrow in the Longfellow room Elyria Library hosts Story Hour with Miss Mary Jersen. She will read Niesdemus And The Little Black Pig Ask Mr Bear and In The Mouse s House beginning at 10 32 am.
Franklin Y Teens held the first monthly meeting under advisors Mrs Willem Carman and Mrs Bill Williams. Darlene Brill led the business session with divisions read by Marlene Middlestetter. The group planned a candy sale and concluded with games and a Friendship Circle. Cynthia Abbe reported. PTA Rummage Sale Ely School Fri 5 9 P M Sat 9 A M to 1 P M.
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