Fauver Bride Of Canton Woman In Church Ceremony
Worth Alfred Fauver marries Miss Virginia Wellington at St Pauls Episcopal Canton with Rev. Walter R. McCowatt officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda and reside in Elyria after December.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1932
Page
9
Worth Alfred Fauver marries Miss Virginia Wellington at St Pauls Episcopal Canton with Rev. Walter R. McCowatt officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda and reside in Elyria after December.
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets hosts the Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School Mississippi for a Sunday evening program at 7 30. Mr Fowler will close with a sermon titled They Without Us Should Not Be Made Perfect. Morning service includes duets by Mrs D A Baird and Paul Wainwright plus Special Music In addition Ruth McGinnis leads the afternoon Gospel Team at 1 45 P M. The Bible School opens at 9 39 A M with separate departments.
Span War Vet Auxiliary hosts a card party at the Woman's Club on Monday November 14 at 8 PM. Admission five cents. Prizes to be awarded.
Hunters are forbidden on the J. R. Gott premises in LaGrange, Ohio, by order of O. J. R. Gott. This public notice restricts access and hunting activities to protect property and ensure safety.
Friday brings 40 Elyria chapter DAR members and guests to the Woman's Club. Judge John Harding of Lorain spoke on Ohio early settlers. Armistice Day events include American Legion dance with 150 couples at the Hedges. Red Cross bags for soldiers. Garden Club plans and Bee Keepers Association annual dinner November 19 at W. J. Boyd home.
The Northwest Encampment No. 1s held a regular meeting at the 1. C. C. F. hall chaired by Sr. Warden P. L. Rex with the chief patriarch Morris Kirk absent. Officers for the coming term were nominated. a social time followed as members recalled the November 3 meeting in Olmsted Falls. The group plans to reconvene Friday evening November 25. Mrs. Robert Maddux of Cincinnati visits the Crandall home.
Admissions include Mrs Anton Olsen and others. discharges listed. Bible School at 9 30 am on living Amos Luke readings. morning worship 10 45 am with Epistle to the Ephesians study. Evening service 7 30 pm Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm. Communion service next Thursday for Woman's Auxilary. Church events include choir, organ selections, Daughters of Mary event, and a dance with Berry Orchestra.
Sixteen members of Areme Club met for luncheon in Masani Dining Room at twelve thirty. Throughout the day they sewed for the Red Cross. At two o clock Mrs Frank Rust presided over a short business session when plans were made for an afternoon Christmas party December ninth in the Temple. Members will have a gift exchange at that time.
A large attendance gathered in Eagles Hall for a Ladies' Auxiliary session. An upcoming card party is announced for November twenty-fifth. Emma Warner received the special award at last night’s gathering.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Mirack of 14720 Lorain Avenue Cleveland announce the engagement of their daughter Misa Gertrude Marie to George DeFasio son of Mr and Mrs Frank DeFazio of 1183 East River Street A reception and dinner will be held at Banater Hall 11938 Lorain Avenue tomorrow with no wedding date set.
District 12 opens Monday with multiple study and club events. Mrs. R. G. Rhodes hosts at 336 Seventh Street for Bible study. Ida Mae Smith leads Queen Esther Class at Oak Street. Doris Slack directs the Young Women’s Division. Agnes Dengate hosts Mugwumps. Tau Chi Chapter and Spanish War groups meet. and Women’s Home Club alongside Knights of Columbus and Rainbow Class plan activities, with venues on Lake Avenue and Boston Avenue.
Circle No 1 of First Congregational Church gathered with L Paul Richards on the Cieve Road for a guest day. Card games at East River Street hosted by Josephine Nannink featured high score by Angelia Scheska and consolation by Miss Scheska and Lee Scheska. The Elsha Men's Bible Class planned a Rivoli Theater session with James A Hewitt presiding and Jack Roberts performing with Gladys McCullough at piano. Weekly schedule lists Girl Reserves and Bible group meetings, with Circle No 3 addressed by Mrs W C Porter. refreshments and sewing followed by December eighth hostess Mrs H Welton.
Members of the 8 5 Class of the Methodist, chaired by their teacher Mrs Fowls, gathered at Miss Eleanor Rhodes 712 Sherman Avenue last evening. Rhodes and her mother served refreshments. The next meeting will be December 9 as a Christmas party. Mr and Mrs John Gibson of Cleveland visited the city yesterday for the funeral of the late Alfred T Phipps.
Dr. Bond continues a sermon series with "Jesus and Human Need" at 10 45 a m tomorrow. Evening topic is "Queer People" with organ preludes and anthems. Church School meets at 9 30. Junior Church and nursery also held. Epworth League 6 30 led by Margaret Minch. Spencer Epworth League hosts fellowship at 4 50. Mission Study Club dinner last evening featured guests from several cities and discussions on Reconstruction Out of Chaos and evangelism tasks.
Richard Allen Relief Corps No 18 met in Rexchar yesterday afternoon. Mrs Florence Holcomb chair man of the relief committee gave a splendid report on shut-ins. Final plans were made for printing the corps history. Members voted to hold a bake sale soon. The program included songs and readings by Mrs Mary Miller Agnes Erickson Lena Whiasek Florence Terry and Clara Wendell.
The Division B meeting of the Church of Christ was held at Mrs. Harry Demos’s Furnace Street home with twenty four attendees. Prizes went to Mrs Bert Alexander for best dress and Mrs Kusa for the short comic costume. Mrs George Martin won a prize in contests as the young people’s orchestra played. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is planned for December 8 with details to be announced.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty met last evening at their Sec ond street home for a routine session. They scheduled a threen supper for November 25 with Mrs. Goover of Galion to attend.
Miss Myrtle Hayes of Windber visits Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruegger in Lorain Boulevard for a weekend. Albert Barbknech Jr and Misses Ella Barbknecht and Eather Horwedell plan a Columbus weekend to attend the Penn Ohio State game and a fraternity dance. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Orsen, R. D. No. 2.
The Wellington Epworth League will host visitors from Fielda M. E. Church for a Sunday evening program at seven. They will perform the play The Fishermen which was well received. The event is under the new Epworth League at Fields with free admission.
Elyria Memorial Hospital guests note November visits. Anna Sands stays with daughter Mrs. Thomas Bruce on Amherst Jackson Street. Miami University freshman John Biggs visits parents H D and Mrs Biggs. Mrs. David Hollis and Mrs. Clara Hollis travel Eaton to visit sister Mrs. Hale. J W Van Dusen and Gertrude Rockwood attend Lake Shore Branch Lake Erie College Alumni luncheon at Mrs. Mary Shaw's home in Lorsin. Anna Bradley of Cleveland visits aunt Mrs. Kathryn Cullin at Mrs. P J Mitchell’s home for the weekend. Reverend H C Mubley and family from Detroit join hosts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ehlke for the weekend at 118 Fourth Street.
A Lorain County program for farm women advances with a major extension project and an all day meeting led by Ohio State University clothing specialist Bertha Baker Everhardt in Elyria. Plans include remodeling of old garments and minor alterations. The county foods project is underway with four sessions this week and five more planned in Columbia Pittsfield Brighton Russia Township and Elyria Township.
Mrs Ada Purcell will host Amherst Study Club at her home on Cleveland avenue Monday afternoon with 16 members. Roll call to be answered to “Events of Madison's Administration.” Circle Three of the Altar-Rosary Society meets Monday evening at Mrs Lahiff's home. Miss Kelch assists. Miss Ruth Zilch and Miss Emma Gleason to sing at First Evangelical church services Sunday morning performing The Peace of God. Rev Rickel to discuss A Living Soul. Homer Rickel to lead young people's meeting at 6 30 p m on God and Evil in Newspapers.
Pythian Sisters will convene at the K of P hall Tuesday evening with a feature roll call and lunch. The item notes continuing on page 4 and cites a statistic that less than 30 percent of high school girls in the country take home economics courses.
Pattern 0412 offers two apron styles with large pockets and binding in dimity or gingham. Requires 11 4 yards 36 inch fabric and lace or binding amounts. Illustrated sewing instructions included. Send 15 cents for pattern and name address style number and size. Catalog also 15 cents, combo price 25 cents. Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York Cle.
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