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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1934
Page
9
Dr. R E Neighbour of First Baptist Church of Elyria denounces Modernism as demonic and blasphemous, claiming it deifies man, denies Christ and the Bible, and voices the old heresies from pulpits across the land. He urges Americans to wake to clerical denial of faith and its danger to the nation.
The Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple for routine business with good attendance. A special feature initiation is planned for Friday evening, May eighteenth.
A long list of Monday activities includes Jefferson Junior High Pp and various clubs meeting at addresses around Lorain, a noon wedding at St Agnes Parsonage for Helen Eddy and Lawrence Smith, followed by a family breakfast and home departure. Subsequent notices cover Lorain County Medical Society meeting with a five o'clock dinner and a motion picture on Low Forceps Delivery, plus church group reports and upcoming events at Holy Cross, Bible studies, and missionary meetings.
Admissions include Robert Stevenson of Mansfield. Discharges include August Rose. Listings cover several local residents and infants. The Civics and Political Science Department of the Woman's Club met for a tureen dinner with a program of dances and music. A June picnic is planned. Church notices include Sunday services at First Congregational and Mass times at St Peter's Church.
The Pilgrim Community church marks its sixteenth anniversary with a 10 45 morning service featuring greeting letters from former pastors including Rev L W Mahn Elyria and Rev Rolland Emerson Wolfe Harvard. Pastor to speak on The Church and Christ and Sunday school gathers at 930 with new teachers aiding instruction. No Christian Endeavor at Pilgrim. members urged to attend Second Congregational Church gathering in the evening.
Six hundred fifty attended last evening as pupils from Days Music Store staged solos ensembles and voice numbers at the high school auditorium. Teachers listed include Don Merthe Karl Kolinski Pete Worthington Alois Hruby and Morris Scott. The program featured strings wind instruments and rylophone accordions saxophones and a banjo mandolin guitar group with 8 34 6 and 75 players respectively. Oberlin Branch notes annual meeting and Danish program.
The Fourth Ward Democrat Club meets May 10 at 7 30 pm in Wi FW hall. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Fields M. 5 Church meets May 8 at 2 pm at Mrs A Rindfleisch’s home with Mrs C M Ackerman as treasurer and S W P M S as speaker. The Gates Rchael Auditorium filled Friday for the school operetta The King’s Sweesea. A wanderer Max Luckyfoot gains three wishes and happiness spreads as the king’s sneezing ends and Max becomes a prince. Royal Neighbors drape the charter for Mrs Minnie Talley with election of officers set for May 18.
Mr and Mrs E E Wilson and family move today to their summer home at 1454 Lake Road Avon Lake Ohio. Their son M M Wilson of Cleveland will join them there. Fred Sasso heads to Buffalo for the weekend. Miss Dorothy Bell a Latin teacher at Oberlin High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Bell spends weekend with Ohio relatives. Miss Courtney Fulton of Ohio Wesleyan University visits her parents as she attends a Cleveland dance. Mr and Mrs Worth Faurer host weekend guests Mr and Mrs James Neal of Detroit. Dr Lenore Stevick returns from Washington and North Carolina trip. Miss Helen Glauner, Wooster freshman, acts as Devil in Pilgrims to Canterbury for Wooster Color Day May 12. Edward I Deighav, brother of dirs Harry H White, helps install new ship to shore radio/telephone on the Great Lakes at 9:00 AM today.
Mrs. Harrison Williams, the celebrated New Yorker, shopped in Paris fittings and picked blue as her favorite. She brought back half a dozen blue dresses including two evening gowns with blue tulle and rose tones, plus a blue suit with a white blouse and a horizon blue top coat, all in a chic spring summer wardrobe.
Miss Dorothy Oswald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Oswald of East River Street, received her cap tonight at the Capping Ceremony in Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, Detroit. She is one of nine graduates completing probation. Mrs. Oswald attended the ceremony. Miss Helen Weekly of Columbia Station has been awarded the Brett Scholarship of the School of Library Science at Western Reserve University, Cleveland, where she studies. Weekly earned her Bachelor’s degree from Baldwin-Wallace College.
Two New Orleans misses created stylish summer ensembles from seven yards of white cambric bought at five cents a yard. Annie Leight, a high school student, and her sister Mary Tulane University made hats dresses and chic purses that aroused admiration among their associates.
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club outlines its May events. Highlights include a May 5 dinner at the First Congregational Church with Miss Minerva Seton as chair and Jane Walker as speaker, a May 15 business meeting at Miss Loretta Pritchard’s home, a May 16 study group at Lorain County Bank led by Miss Alice Mec Cracken, a trip May 19–20 to Columbus for the Ohio Federation convention, a May 23 bridge party hosted by Miss Annie Spencer, and a June 1 tureen dinner closing the year at Miss Elizabeth Thomas’s home with committee reports.
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