Elyria PTA Highlights Local Activities and Plans
Elyria Parents and Teachers of Retarded Children met at Washington Avenue Christian Church to discuss the Lorain County Council for Retarded annual dinner on November 18 at McGarvey's Party House. Highlights include council work shops, school nursery class expansion, camperships, and slide shows of children at Camp Iss-See-Kies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Homer Blackstone
Lorain
Betty Mulligan
Lyle Higgins
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Mulligan
Roy West
Dorothy Barrett Stars in Dear Me The Sky Is Falling
Elyria actress Dorothy Barrett heads a Workshop Theatre Amherst cast in Dear Me The Sky Is Falling a comedy about a domineering mother Libby Hirsch who clashes with her daughter The piece features Barrett known for Jewish accent comedy and marks another stage performance after Everybody Loves Opal and Abies Irish Rose She rehearses with director Francis McDonough and a large local cast as Curtain rises with tickets via the Workshop line and area organizations supporting the run
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
Libby Hirsch
Workshop Theatre
Amherst
Libby
Gertrude Berg
Dorothy Barrett
Patrick Meanor
Elyria
Mrs. Barrett
Opal
Villian
Smockruler Aims to Help Smocking in A Short Time
A new affordable smocking aid called the smockruler claims a ten year old can complete a pillow design in an afternoon. It promises to simplify a variety of smocking patterns for seamstresses and hobbyists.
Shirttail shirt reshaped for leaner fit and modern wear
The old shirttail shirt is revived in a trimmer pattern with skinnier sleeves, designed to tuck neatly into hipster pants and keep silhouette proportions. Classic details remain, including button-down collars and French cuffs, with new collarless Henley variation and satin evening options.
Op art fashion shapes young back-to-school dresses
Op art moves into young fashion with oscillating designs on breadcloths and poplins. The style influences many little girl dresses for the new school year, bringing bold geometric patterns to children's wear.
Christmas tureen planned by Elyria Democratic Women’s Club
Elyria Democratic Women’s Club met at Monteith Hall with President Mrs Hager Burkhard welcoming guests including Mrs Jack Ward and others. Program by Harmonettes directed by Lou Man featured autumn decor dessert and silver service. Next meeting December 2 chaired by Mrs Fidith Schneider and a Christmas tureen dinner and gift exchange announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Neeson
Ted Tracey
Helen Charmes
Fidith Schneider
Xi Zeta Eta Plans Christmas Fete for Children
Xi Zeta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Kenneth Sommer’s home at 788 Washington Ave. They welcomed transfer Mrs. John Powell and announced a December 12 children’s Christmas party with an ice skating afternoon at North Recreation Rink, gifts at 500 Henry St, and a presentation on The Sense of Hearing by Mrs. Donald Taylor. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Roger Roseborough. dessert auction set for November 23 at 8:30 pm at Mrs. Taylor’s 628 East Broad St.
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Taylor
East Broad St
Elyria Chapter DAR Meeting and Local Notices
Elyria chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 1 45 p m in Monteith Hall with Stanley Burech, an Oberlin student, presenting the program. Hostesses and helpers listed. Also notes are hospital return of Carl Schmitkens and travel plans of Mrs George Walter and her mother to California. Plus Fifty Club rummage sale set for Friday 9 a m to 5 p m in the YWCA basement. Officers to be installed at Lady Robertson Lodge 96 meeting at Wesley House. Two OClock Club gathers Thursday for a World Fellowship program, with several hostesses. Y Mates meet tonight at 8 at Kaplan s Furniture Store for interior decorating. Bethel Shrine holds a Friday meeting at Masonic Temple with a postmeeting party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Monteith Hall
Stanley Burech
Oberlin College
Corrine Brown
Mra J. Corbin Alexander
Florence Hamel
Dart Keech
Duncan Robertson
Walter Sudro
Lady Robertson Lodge 96, Daughters of Scotia
Wesley House
TWO O'Clock Club
The
YWCA
World Fellowship
W. S. Moyer
Paul Johnson
R. N. Bennett
C. A. Hurd
The helmet becomes this season’s bold headwear
A fashion note extols helmets as chic winter coverings in white leather black vinyl brown suede or silver sequins and chin straps. The piece compares helmets to a baby cap but asserts they project daring elegance rather than cuddliness, with looks ranging from lady astronaut to crusader.
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Elyria Ipta News
Allen
Lester L. Llewellyn
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Howard Ryan
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Toledo
Donald Ellis
David Calvert
Maynard L. Huene
Dan Pribich
Ed. Johns
John Clifford
John Reaper
Ea Johna
Roger Veley
Roger Flanders
George Christian
Paul Stephenson
Howard James
Veley
Marguerite Goodman
Crestwood
Rachelle Lasky
Rebecca Binder
Barbara Hollis
Helen Knoll
Janet Slusher
Lynda Zoltai
Beth Slusher
Elaine Shepard
Linda Hebebrand
Rebecca Lasky
Parent - Teacher Association
M. J. Caswell
W. D. Powellson
Donald Joslin
Jon Sedar
E. F. Carpenter
Collegian
County Calicos
Troy
Atellans
Eleanore Brandau
American Gem Society
Jewel Trends
Ind
Workshop
Richard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New Haven
Lorain County Home Economics Association
Lorain Business and Professional Women
Sheffield Lake Kiwanis
Lorain Fellowcraft Club
Altrusa Club
Gamma Sigma
Elyria Community Methodist Church
Amherst Lions Club
Amherst Rotary Club
Marama Club
Emmerson Lee Blackburn Jr
Emmerson Blackburn
Broad Blvd
North Ridgeville
Ternstedt Division
Alvin Ray
South Reed Rd
Grafton
Herman Blackburn
Inez
West Broad
Gertrude
Harmonettes
Lou Man
Charles V Neeson
Victor Stewart
Xi Zeta Eta
Snyder's
the House of Distinctive Furniture
Lorain County
Carl 0. Schmitkens
Lake Ave
Cleveland Clinic
George Walter
H. de Anderson
Indian Hollow Rd
California
Walter
Anderson
Eli Brown
Y-Maters
Kaplan's
West Broad St
Bethel Shrine
Masonic Temple
San Ger
Ber
Gerbert
Gerber
Harley
Baby Foods
Baz
Fremont
Michigan
Ny A
New London
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