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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
15
Numerous clubs and groups announce gatherings tonight and in coming days. The Elyria Woman's Club Lit/Drama department previews two Booth Tarkington one acts with local volunteers. Hamilton P T A profiles officers. Church of Christ division hosts a meeting with summer plans. Mothers Day services planned at United Presbyterian and Gl reenings at the W C A involve varied civic groups.
A Tuesday May 10 conference at First Baptist church begins with supper at 630 PM. Rev R T Ketcham speaks on The Bible at the Heart of the School, followed by Rev G A Brown on The Summer Bible School. The event aims to boost Christian education and county-wide church involvement.
The Lucky Links Club held a charity gathering at Mrs H L Storer's Cambridge Street home with three hundred prizes awarded to Mrs Bertha Hunter Mrs Paul Phubbel and Mrs Eva Cooper and plans for a next meeting at Mrs PL Peter man on Prospect Street. Willing Workers of the Yeomen met at Mr and Mrs Loren Shroyer’s home on South Middle Avenue with twenty two members attending and two new members added. The group announced a 7th box social at the home of Mr and Mrs Mel HOR Miller on North Maple Street on May 19 with games music and refreshments closing the evening.
Miss Alice Heginbotham led a Sunday school class banquet in St Pauls Evangelical Church parlors. The program included songs, poems, Bible verses, and readings by students. A luncheon followed with guests praised the teacher, and gifts were given to the attendees.
The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meeting was sparsely attended due to illness. Plans announced include a tureen dinner and an all day meeting in two weeks plus an evening card party. A program featured readings and musical selections honoring mothers.
Mrs Floyd Fralic hosted the Boosters Sewing Circle at Mrs George Wickers home on Beverly Court. Members gathered for a final regular session of the year and planned a fish fry for May 18 at Sandusky with refreshments served before departure.
Mrs Charles Hambleye entertained members of the Merry Tyelse Binen Club at her home with a banco afternoon led by Mrs Anthony’s high score, luncheon served, and a surprise gift for Mrs Schultz. The Woman’s Missionary Society chose delegates for the Cleveland Presbytery convention, with notes of devotional leadership and a Rural Church of America review.
Mrs C M Braman hosted the Nivety e Five Cub Ras meeting at Second Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs A B Taylor critiqued The Taming of the Shrew while Mrs Worthington and Mrs Steregs Tead read excerpts. Mrs Sterena spoke on James Hear Hackett and Charles Kean. A luncheon followed. a May 15 picnic is planned at Mrs Mabel Warton Hast’s home.
The DeMolay circle plans a Mother and Son banquet next Tuesday evening. The session closed with a prayer led by Reverend Paul Bourquin. After luncheon, the meeting adjourned to May nineteenth for a church party with Sire Harvey Welton as boat ess.
Reports of L-Do-Too Club members at Mrs Emma Dougherty's Fifteenth Street home with H B Isler first, Matt Resar second, Grover Hull third, and Clarabelle Potter consoled. Two weeks hence Mrs Matt Resar to host on Fifteenth Street. Also Research Club tea at Mrs George Lamberton with Mrs Belle Hath and Miss Minole Rawson papers on Onndyie Possessions Paname Canal discussed. Nurses Alumni plan May hospital events and flood relief fund contributions.
Miss Dorothy Sterel served as chairman joined by Miss Frances Davis and Miss Alda Williams in a meeting with an informal social hour and refreshments provided by the hostess before adjournment.
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold a meeting tonight at the Worst ball with initiatory services replacing the previously announced last night gathering.
Mrs Diana Heggie and her daughter arrive from Dundee and Manchester to visit Mr and Mrs Heggie of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Heggie of the town for six weeks. Also noted are local residents on travel and attendees at the National Catholic Welfare Conference in Cleveland and other social mentions.
A daughter was born yesterday to Amos Alicot and Cerlon Tremaisce at Elysia Memorial Hospital. Gene St. Marie and her son visited relatives in Cleveland. Leroy Reisinger and family attended the Metropolitan Opera in Cleveland. Hugh Gray of this city is elected secretary of the Ohio Wesleyan University Athletic Association. E J Fellows and Ralph S Silzhen of the Flyrna Board of Trade traveled to Toledo on a business trip.
Community notices advertise a dance at Carlisle Grange on Saturday May 7. Also listed is a for rent suite at Jefferson Apartments on 3rd Street with contact numbers 2434 or 2805.
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