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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
6
Morning worship at 10 45 with Rev Glen Babcock. Sunday school begins at 9 30 for all ages at the Oberlin Assembly of God church near Routes 10 and 20. Bus transportation available by calling Oberlin 4 6153. The lesson is The Ascension of Christ. Junior church available for children.
Under Mrs Babcock the church outlines a Young Peoples' Christ Ambassador service at 6 15 p m with Vivian Andress in charge and an Evangelistic service at 7 45 p m with gospel singing and a pastor's message. Tuesday cottage prayer and Thursday Bible Study follow. On the First Sunday after Easter Communion and worship move to 10 00 a m with a sermon titled So What. The Bible school session led by Wallace Forbes runs at 11 00 a m with classes for all ages.
Mrs Austin Ewell and Mrs Herbert Peet listed as superintendents for church school at 10 00. Worship at 11 00 features the minister's sermon on Types of Soils.
A series of church and community notices list services, meetings, and events at South Amherst St John’s Evangelical, Church of Nativity, Methodist, Congregational, North Bridgeville, St Vincent de Paul, Litchfield Baptist, Penfield United, and local youth groups. It notes parsonage discussions, joint meetings, special dinners, baptisms, and installations with dates and leaders.
At the Wellington post home the VFW auxiliary elected officers. President Bernice Snyder was chosen along with senior vice president Audrey Davis junior vice Lorraine Clark treasurer Mildred Church chaplain Nelle Perkins conduc tress Doris Manning and guard Ruth.
Washington report says steel mills must set aside 30 percent of heavy carbon structural shapes and carbon steel piling for defense orders, up from 20 and 15 percent respectively. The National Production Authority also requires 5 percent of cold rolled alloy strip steel for defense, the first such set aside for this product.
Mrs. K Milton hosted the Ridgeville Garden club for its March meeting in NORTH RIDGEVILLE. Members ordered 150 forsythia shrubs and plan to beautify the community with plantings for a nominal charge. The group will host Henry Pree of Cleveland, a garden editor for the Cleveland Press, at Ridgeville Town Hall with date to be announced.
Mrs Ruecke showed a wall plaque made by her daughter from materials gathered in Wisconsin woods and read an original poem that accompanied the work. Mrs Lee Walter will entertain the group on April 17.
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