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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
2
Lorain County Speakers Club elected officers for the coming year at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Marian S. Friny was reelected president with Lauren Wurster as vice president and Mivisras Yost as secretary. Treasurer was reappointed as well as new members joining. talks highlighted the meeting.
The church outlines activities for National Family Week to be observed Sunday. A closing worship service will feature Mrs Earl Ware and the family of Mrs Earl Ware. A literature table will offer books and a pamphlet This Family is Achieving Something by Rath McAfee Brown to loan to members this week.
Mrs Bertha Pinyard Mrs Pauline King Mrs Barbara Abbott and Miss Geraldine Shaw from Paul Berta's Beauty Salon attended the School of Beauty Knowledge at the Southern Hotel in Columbus on April 20 and 21 where experts taught classes on beauty culture. Abbott appeared on the Sunday program and the group later traveled by plane through the mountains returning home.
O Bradbury of Oberlin presented a colored travelogue to the Adult Forum at the First Methodist Church basement. The films were taken during a Western United States trip by Mr and Mrs Bradbury. A brief business meeting followed, with refreshments provided by local couples. Also notes on local club events and a rummage sale listing infant clothing and household items with low prices.
The Northeast District Spring conference of Ohio Child Conservation League was held at Warren yesterday. Elyria leaders represented by Mrs Raymond Stauffer, Mrs Lewas George and Mrs Kenneth Moyles attended. The theme Great Possessions featured treasure chest programs and empty chests. Marian Foster Smith spoke on forgiveness friendship memory and health as great possessions. The conference closed with Think and Thank and next year’s Spring meeting is set for Akron.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs C F Bates. Mrs J Easton will present a memorial for Miss Susan Hinman who served as corresponding and recording secretary and active worker. Meeting at two o clock expects a large attendance.
The Nimble Fingers Sewing Club of General Industries met last evening with Mrs Sophie Lambie of Columbus Street. Members learned two new crafts cut work and Swedish weaving along with regular needlecraft. Twelve regular and two new members attended luncheon, then the group planned to meet May 14 with Mrs Maxine Lance of the Grafton road.
Aliss Mary Jensen will tell "Little Black Sambo" and "The Ugly Duckling" at 3 15 tomorrow afternoon during Elyria Library story hour for children of all ages. She will also relate new tales "The Life Test Fire Engine" and "Poppa Dily" about a wee elf. The program remains popular with the town’s youngsters.
The Women of the Moose membership committee met Wednesday at one o clock with a tureen luncheon at Velma Orr s Hawthorne street home. Melvina McMullen chaired a brief business session followed by a social afternoon and card games with table prizes for Alice Dillingham Gladys Worth Christine Derek and Jackie Barnes and a special award to Mul dred Austerholtz. Name your own price sale to follow Friday and Saturday 8 a m to 7 p m at 119 East Are.
Calendar items list multiple organizations hosting meetings and social activities tonight at 7 30 or 8 p m. Groups include St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church Women s Guild Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary Franklin P T A Elyria Masonic Club and others with host locations and hostesses in Avon Belden Oberlin Merrs Four and related communities.
A Mothers Club formed in the nursery of Lake Avenue Congregational Church with Mrs Owen Gleason presiding. Mrs Edgar Gates spoke on home church school links, silent bake sale leaders named, and nominating committee appointed for May 21 meeting.
The Women’s Society for Christian Service will host its May Breakfast on Friday May 2 at 9 a.m. Mrs. R C Tyler, soloist from Epworth Euclid Methodist in Cleveland, will perform. Guest lecturer Mrs T Neil Jones of Akron will discuss Random Notes from Down Under and has a long record in social work and travel writing.
Franklin P T A executives hosted a tureen supper honoring Mrs Bernhard Chomet and family who are soon leaving Elyria Japonica. A handkerchief shower followed the meal as Mrs Olive Cheney spoke. The meeting discussed a May 21 teachers party and adding a Girl Scout rep to next year's board.
The Charlotte Eady Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church met in the parish house for a Canasta social. Prizes went to Mrs Lamadue Mrs Buttle and Mrs Campbell. A dessert course followed with centerpieces of Snapdragons and guests invited to a Penny supper May 14.
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