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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1954
Page
13
The YWCA announces November suspension of Canteen activities at Holly Hall to reexamine the program for high school and junior high teens. A student board and teen advisory group will help plan new activities. the Youth Center programs at Holly Hall continue on Saturdays in November.
Elyria Woman's Club hears Elizabeth Dolde sub-division manager in charge of Aid for the Aged speak on increased population and the misnomer old age pensions. Four conditions for eligibility are need age residence and citizenship with emphasis on need. Discussion covers social security relation and detention home need. club has long urged such home. Reports given. a branch party at the duty house Nov 16. Christmas party planned for December. drive for gifts to Salvation Army.
Three new members joined St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society at a church hall meeting. Miss Alice Knechtges spoke on the National Council of Catholic Women and Puerto Rican work in Lorain. Upcoming events include a card party, a monthly dinner for Catholic women, a public spaghetti dinner, a December meeting with a gift exchange, and a presidents’ tea. Refreshments were served by several members.
Miss Urma Melntire daughter of Mr and Mrs James Melntire married Billy Ray Ensminger son of Mr and Mrs Lloyde Ensminger at 3 pm Saturday in Nazarene Church with Rev S E Hanson officiating. The bride wore a princess style gown with pink veil and carried a pink carnation bouquet. Attendant Les Ryuth mid wore a blue net gown and white pear corsage. John McIntire served as best man. Guests included family hosts Mrs V Melintire and Mrs James Melintire. Both newlyweds work at General Industries Co and will live at 70 Lake Ave.
Makeup tips for eyeglass wearers emphasize making eyes stand out. Use powder to set lashes, curl them, and avoid mascara on lenses. Shape brows to follow natural lines, blend rouge lightly, and keep frame lower rim from touching the cheek for a shadow-free appearance.
Mrs Wihna Wash attends the Chiquita Club Monday evening at Mrs Helen Morrow's Mills Rd. High bridge scores go to Betty Shatto and Mrs Wash. A dinner planning group sets a December 21 Christmas event at Mrs Otto Markel’s home 97 Widle Ave. Readers note upcoming notices and events across local groups.
The Holiday Events Committee outlined plans for season activities at a Pass home meeting with Georgetie man presiding. Elnora Bachman will present a treat at Pleasantview Sanitarium and Forth Jour. Mrs Bruce marks represents the Amaharyan vans with the Post for the annual Christmas party. A report on the sale E otrkeds for the Vetterans Day 7 to be held at the Foster Nev. ar 6 3 ppm. OP Pillivar. received an award while Leota Gary Comb Jones opened the meeting with a bid. The group will meet again Nov 16.
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Twenty Black Rover council members will attend the 25th Kenowva regional conference in Dayton on Monday and Tuesday with nearly 1000 adults from Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Elyria delegates include Constance Lynch Norman Moir and others. Amherst Avon Oberlin and bo rain areas are represented. The conference theme Girl Scouts A Growing Force For Freedom will guide four general sessions and two group meetings, with Mrs Douglas Horton delivering the opening keynote.
Baldwin Wallace College announces a restructured Program Service with almost 50 faculty available to present over 100 topics across 17 fields. offerings include atomic explodions demonstrations, dating fossils, and music programs from the Conservatory of Music. Fees vary with speaker expenses. many speakers offered without a fee for limited appearances. inquiries via Publicity Bureau.
St John Lutheran Church members set a December 7 Christmas Party and dinner at the school with Mrs Arnald Buchholz in charge. Officers will organize dinner and gift exchange. Flower arrangements assigned to Mrs M I Kandt and Miss Helen Kraeft. A collection for Beth Home in Watertown Wisconsin was announced.
Members of the Sahara Daughters honor supreme treasurer Mary Prentice at the conclave meeting in Blaine. They discuss a Christmas party at Bess and Ardy’s Restaurant with reservations through Harriet Chilis or Roe Boais. The circle adjourns after Wizpah benediction with cards and refreshments by Alice Jones and Margaret total.
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc met on Tuesday morning with President Mins Graber in charge. Members discussed volunteers for Crile Hospital and handicapped care, the Education and Fine Arts dept planned a bake sale for the Nov 18 book review, and a luncheon with speaker Richard Tracker.
JoAnne and Linda Perkins daughters of Vir and Mrs Wendell Perkins RD 2 Russia Rd will appear on the Charming Children Program on WNEL Friday at 10 30 a m Gardiner Feeley of 2106 Lake Ave was in Moreney Michigan to witness his daughter installed as Worthy Matron of the Order of Hast ern Siar
David Yorks and Peggy Perkins were married July 11 at the Chapel in the Garden in Angola Indiana. Peggy Jean Perkins, daughter of Howard Perkins, and David C Yorks, son of Clarence Yorks, are seniors at Elyria High School and will reside with Yorks’ parents at 839 Walnut Street. Peggy is a member of First Methodist Church.
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