Symphony In Fashion Highlights Jayceeettes Program
The Elyria Jayceeettes staged Symphony In Fashion at Holly Hall with 160 attendees. Models from Gerna's showcased coats, furs, dresses, hats, jewelry and purses, complemented by Rabin’s fur line. Prizes and refreshments followed, with Mrs. Milan Bendik as general chair and commentary by Mrs. R. A. Gwinn Jr. The Chronicle Telegram will publish photos Saturday.
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Holly Hall
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria Jayceeettes
Milan Bendik
Gerna’s
Rabin
Sidney Sprague
Cafford Sherran
William Engelland
John Edwards
Benth
Accept Candidates into Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Twelve juveniles were accepted into the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association at a Tuesday meeting in the Pine Room of Mary Church. Officers were present except past president Eleanor Roling, with Mrs. Louis Urig substituting. Louise Menner won the attendance prize. Meeting adjourned until June 1. Rummage Sale set for Friday and Saturday at 239 5th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Pine Room
Jot. Mary Church
Eleanor Roling
Katherine Donovan
Louis Urig
Miss Roling
Louise Menner
Annual Reports Will Follow League Line
The League of Women Voters announces its annual meeting for Wednesday May 12 at 1 PM with a luncheon at the Elyria Country Club. No speaker is planned to keep the session brief and focused on annual reports from board chairmen. Reservations should be made by May 8 with Mrs. Warriner or Mrs. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Elyria Country Club
Robert Muhlhauser
Walter Warriner
Harold Ewing
F. G. Reiter
Denis Ryan Jr
Charles Stoner
Howard Hafferkamp
Richard Starrett
Harry Belter
Ralph Kirby
Magyar Ruth Guild Sees May Meeting at LaGrange Home
At the May gathering of the Magyar Evangelical and Re formed Church Ruth Guild held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Andrew Yensho’s LaGrange home, members discussed presenting flowers to all mothers after Sunday services and collecting donations for chancel flowers. They approved an Orphans Day gift of five dollars to the Orphans Home in Ligonier Pa and reminded about the Mother-Daughter supper and May Fellowship breakfast. Final actions included buying kitchen equipment and a hallway settee, with June 1 hosting at Mrs. Charles Stuart on West Wood Rd Ridgeville.
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Magyar Ruth Guild
Ruth Guild
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
Andrew Yensho
LaGrange
Joseph Ballas
Ligonier
Elyria Council of Church Womer
Washington Avenue
Church of Christ
Louis Abahazi
Guild
Charles Stuart
West Wood Rd
Ridgeville
Rummage and Bake Sale at Lake Ave Church
Lake Avenue Congregational Church hosts a rummage sale and bake sale on Saturday starting 8:30 a.m. Funds support church missions and community programs. Volunteers welcome for setup and cleanup.
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Lake Ave
Congregational Church
Dinner Circle 5 hosts mother daughter banquet at church
Circle No. 5 of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church sponsored a mother daughter banquet attended by 150 guests. Mrs. Atlee Terry welcomed, prayers led by Mrs. Walter Reif. Turkey dinner on long tables with spring flowers. Toasts given to the Smothers and to the daughters. Poems read, songs led, oldest mother honored, youngest mother honored. Family Night program announced for this evening at 6.
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Circle No. 5
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Atlee Terry
Bircle
Walter Reif
Smothers
George Bird
Karl Lehmann
Micthers Day
Arthur Moelk
Richard Miller
Mine
Raymond Morris
Reif
Pauline Klein
Charles Boals
Martin Schroeder
Women's Guild
Margaret Hobill
Graduating Class Plans 10th Reunion at Elyria High
The 1944 Elyria High School graduating class plans a 10th reunion with an evening of dancing at Spring Valley Country Club on June 11 and a buffet luncheon at midnight. All but 24 classmates have been contacted and are asked to provide current whereabouts for listed names to Mrs. Andrew B. Hinshaw.
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Elyria High School
Spring Valley Country Club
Andrew B. Hinshaw
Lois Meyer
Washington Ave
Rose Arnold
Marie M. Becks
Mary Ellen Blackstone
Edward M., Brehm
Richard E. Cleckner
Marion V. Cogar
Carl J. Diederick Jr
Robert M. Duscha
Constance E. Ernst
Renee Filocco
John F. Haben
Alvin Jackson
Harvey Lash
Blanche Longwell
Lillian M. Me.Cullough
LaVerne McLaughlin
Mildred Mecera
Duffrin H. Morris
Agnes H. Oslovean
Eleanor R. Ruder
Patricia C. Sayles
Lila June Searles
Dorothy M. Waterman
Joseph White
Newcomers Club Demonstrates Foods for Members
About 70 members and guests of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club attended a “Quick and Easy Methods in the Kitchen” demonstration by Betty Newton, hosted by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Officers announced a May 15 rummage sale and a May 21 dance at Spring Valley Country Club with Danny Sharrick’s Orchestra. Newly welcomed members included Mrs. Alfred C. Bembow, Mrs. A. W. Meyers, and Mrs. Richard Ursem.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Betty Newton
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Roy Johnson
George Medsker
Alan David
Spring Valley Country Club
Danny Sharrick
Alfred C. Bembow
A. W. Meyers
Richard Ursem
Donald Bruner
Edward Dannermann
Gorm Eilbeck
David Gibbs
Robert Stark
John Varga
Harry Meyers
John Jackson
Knit dress care and a church rummage sale notice
Wash a knit dress as you would a sweater with lukewarm soap suds for wool and hot suds for cotton or synthetics. Use a mesh bag and follow yarn type washing instructions. A knit dress won’t wrinkle or need pressing. Giant Rummage Sale rear of St. Jude’s Church Poplar Fri p m and Sat.
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St. Jude's Church
Poplar
St. Fri
Mrs. Max Calkins Elected Head of St. Andrew's Churchwomen
Mrs. Max Calkins was named president of St. Andrew's Churchwomen for 1954 55 at the annual meeting in the church undercroft. Other officers include Mrs. Harold Dickens vice president Mrs. George Smith secretary and Mrs. George Johnson Jr treasurer with a slate of program and social roles and members at large on the executive council. The group highlighted growth under the theme Renewal of the Church and noted the Builders for Christ campaign with a related filmstrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Calkins
St. Andrew’s
Harold Dicken
George Smith
George Johnson, Jr
Rodney G. Rockwood
Max van Wormer
Gordon Leach
United Thank Offering
Earl C. Taylor
Christian Social Relations and Supply
Frank Harmon
Woorship
Arthur Tite
Robert Boylan
George Chisholm
Frank Maurer
George Livingston
William Parks
H. F. Norris
Builders For Christ
United States
Earl Taylor
Executive Council
George Mallow
Elyria Council of Church Women
St. Andrew's
ECCW
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
William Stevenson
Oberlin
Arthur Kenyon
Robert Wasserman
May Breakfast Hosted by WSCS Draws 130 Women
About 130 women from First Methodist Church attended the annual May Breakfast of the Women's Society of Christian Service. Dr. James Sivard opened with prayer. Mrs. A J McGregor reviewed Lily Cache's Talking Through My Hats. WSCS plans May 18 officer installation and a May 19–20 antique show with public cafeteria.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
James Sivard
A. J. McGregor
Fairview Park Village
Lily Cache
Russell Petersen
Herman Portman
Clyde Haynes
Carlton Squire
Richard Allen WRC 108 Holds Tureen and Meeting
The Past Presidents of Richard Allen WRC No 108 gathered at IOOF hall for a 12 30 tureen before yesterday’s business meeting. President Jeanette Arnold opened with prayer as Mary Garrett led devotional segments and Scripture John 14. Mrs Garrett read poems Memorial Day and Tell Us Just How Memorial Day Is Spent. Florence Holcombe announced next meeting at the same venue to plan folding pads for the Cancer Center. Adjournment followed a flag salute. Also listed: two rummage sales at 356 and 367 N Olive St Friday to Monday and a Friday fish fry at the United Polish Club at 5 48 p.m.
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Richard Allen
Florence Holcombe
First Baptist Church Woman’s Missionary Society marks 50th Hebrew year
Bouquets and candles decorates the May dinner meeting at Hebron House as the First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society honors a half century of Hebrew work. Special guests include Rev. and Mrs. Reynhout and Miss Lydia Imhoff. June tea honors the Andersons.
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Church Society
First Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society
Hebron House
Baker
Pat Carter
Carter
Shirley Barth
Lloyd Bechtel
Mesdames
George Wright
Dorothy Wehman
Leonard Shamblin
Lodge Members Present Programs for Rebekahs
IOOF lodge members led the St Clair Rebekahs meeting in the IOOF hall with Harold Olmstead and Coy Neff presenting travel films and lunch. Illnesses prompted calls during the business session led by Noble Grant Violet Olmstead, assisted by Vice Grand Helen Six.
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IOOF
St. Clair Rebekahs Lodge
Harold Olmstead
Coy Neff
Noble Grant Violet Olmstead
Helen Six
Columbus
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rebekahs
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
School of Instruction
East Harlem Church Women Host Annual May Breakfast
The 30th annual May Breakfast of First Church Women at East Harlem’s First Congregational Church featured Mrs. Norman Eddy speaking on the East Harlem Protestant Parish project. The event highlighted church communities providing worship, crafts, recreation, clinics, and social support to diverse immigrant residents, amid a contrast to the crowded tenements described by Eddy.
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East Harlem
First Church
First Congregational Church
Norman Eddy
New York City
Eddy
Union Theological Seminary
Cincinnati
Smith College
Nurses Alumnae Dinner At Elyria Memorial Hospital
About 55 members of the Nurses Alumnae of M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital attended a dinner in the hospital cafeteria. The event featured a chicken dinner served by Mrs. Robert Wilson and a business session announcing a new yearly project a gold pin for outstanding graduates. Attendees included Miss Sue McCracken and Miss Lottie Lorrimer. prizes were awarded to several members. The Ohio State Nurses convention May 19-22 at Hotel Cleveland was announced with next meeting set for June 2.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Eagles
Edna Amspaugh
Lorain
Pleasant
Cleveland
Amherst
Yolan Goudy
Sylvia Oakes
Ohio State
Anna Krebs
Beverly Ct
Jean Rasbach
Alice Kaylor
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Wilson
Dorotha Rudolph
Sue McCracken
Rosella Messaros
Evelyn Cairo
Jerry Zacharias
Gladys Miller
Miss Eiberling
Almeda Layport
Mae Eaton
Ohio State Nurses
Hotel
Antique Show Scheduled For May 19 and 20
The fifth annual Antique Show and Sale, hosted by women of the First Methodist Church through the Women’s Society of Christian Service, will run May 19 and 20 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in the church basement. Dealers from Northern Ohio will display and offer antiques, with a cafeteria serving homemade pies, cakes, and coffee.
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First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ohio
Elyrian Elected To Club Office
Mrs. Mark Willis of Elyria was elected recording secretary of Baldwin Wallace Woman's Club at a Lake Shore Hotel meeting. Other officers elected were Mrs. Hiram McDade Jr. as president Bay Village, Mrs. R. C. Barnard as vice president North Olmsted, Mrs. Howard Myers as corresponding secretary Westlake, and Mrs. David Bailey as treasurer Berea. Elyria attendees included Mrs. R. C. Petersen, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Orley Gingery, and Mrs. Harry Frankfather. The club will resume in fall.
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Mark Willis
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace Woman's Club
Lake Shore Hotel
Hiram ‘McDade
Orley Gingery
Harry Frankfather
Rainbow for Girls Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned
A special program and entertainment have been planned for the Rainbow for Girls Mother-Daughter dinner to be held next Wednesday May 12 at 5 30 PM at the First Congregational Church Tickets will be available at the regular meeting of the Order next Monday
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Rainbow For Girls
First Congregational Church
Order
Library to Present Four Stories Tomorrow at Four
Four stories are scheduled for the story hour at 4 p m tomorrow in the Longfellow Room of Elyria Public Library. The titles include The Children’s Zoo Looking For Something The Little Duck Who Loved the Rain and Follow The Wind Rich arranged the program with tickets handled by Mesdames Ted Prindle Harold Enyeart and C Sheldon Reiley. A rummage sale at the Jewish Temple Loch land Lake Ave promises terrific bargains on Thursday and Friday.
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Longfellow
Elyria Public Library
Rich
Ted Prindle
Harold Enyeart
C. Sheldon Reiley
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Symphony In Fashion
Jayceeettes
Ger- Ina
Trousseau
Genna
Anne Curcillo
Mary Easton
Helen Willis
Thelma Finlay
Amy Watson
Barbara Dall
Joan Yungman
Betty Leitenberger
Iane Engelland
Kathy Stratton
Vivian Pahl
Pauline Davis
Dorothy Belt
Mrs. Robson
Jim Johnson
Milan Mika
Jack Ruth
Jack Schweda
5Th St
Capitol
Queen of Sheba
All Star
Rivoli
Duffy
San Quentin
Sterling Hayden
Mothers Pty Atay
Wiouaglen
Church Circle
WRC
Olive St
Mon
United Polish Club
T. T. Elliott
Richard Elliott
Middle Ave
Peter M. Smith
Pilgrim Fellowship
Medina Association
Hammersville
Clermont County
Virgil A. Grubbs
Floss Klopfenstein
Curtis
Carl Linge
William Dutch
George Lyons
Elizabeth
Hydrangers
Resar Florist
Elyrian
Jewish Temple
Lochland Lake Ave
D. M. Elliott
NAVY
M. F. Elliott
Fourth ST
Daniel Green
Xere Re
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