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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
2
A mixed report covers an old biblical tale workshop at First Methodist Church in Elyria Lorain area with a Sacramental in gathering tour. The piece also includes Dear Abby letters about marriage strain family meddling and a local craft event with tea services and holiday displays.
A meeting of the Women's Avahary to the Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers was arranged to discuss educational guidance efforts and collaborative outreach among professional engineers and auxiliary members.
A meeting of the Italian American Veterans Ladies Auxiliary Elyria Post 14 at St Paul Hall discussed holiday plans. A needy family will receive a Thanksgiving basket and a Christmas gift certificate will be issued for a deserving veteran. Stella LaForte reported a bake sale was successful and a Christmas gift exchange is planned for December 10 at St Paul Hall.
Circle 2 Pilgrim Congregational Church hosts a mission program in the social room with 18 members. Mrs Nick Smith will lead a project to remember shamans with holiday gift food certificates for a needy family. A Hanging of the Greens is set for Dec 3 at 6 30 pm. Each family brings tree ornaments. Devotions by Mrs Raymond Liheh and scripture from Psalms. New drapes for church office agreed on. Hostesses: Mrs Andrew Harris, Mrs John McClelland, Mrs William McCawly. Mrs Nick Smith of 800 Clark St will host Dec 20 at 1 pm.
Thomas Curtis spoke on Values And Uses Of Church Music at Pont Circle of First Congregational Church on Wednesday. Mrs Richard Linde welcomed guests, including Mrs Robert Wilson, and 15 women from across the country attended a New Delhi conference via Ohio Conference office.
Mrs. Richard Thompson led Gamma Epsilon of Beta Sigma Pi Tuesday night with Your Child's Education. She compared teacher and parent views of a child, focusing on why print and discipline, and addressed Elyria schools topics including testing religion cheating and special facilities such as psychological testing speech library and media load.
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary meets at the post home and designates Thanksgiving week as Know Your America Week. Girls aged 6 to 12 will write essays about rights and responsibilities while those 13 to 18 will cover freedom of choice. Measures include charity items and Christmas projects.
Theodore Andrica, nationalities editor at ML, told Elyria League of Women Voters that US students lag behind European counterparts in classical studies. Meeting was held yesterday at 565 Washington Ave with Mrs Norman Goldstein hosting.
A Cleveland parish program features Rev Jerome Turvis discussing education and labor in Europe and the United States. He notes wage levels, armament budgets, and the contrast in living standards, urging interest in foreign affairs and civic action. The session includes a tea and church notices.
Mrs Carroll K Shaw will address the Elyria Woman’s Club at Monteith Hall Tuesday afternoon. She has lived in Seoul Korea two years and spoke on international outreach and education. The meeting will include a Christmas basket for a needy family and plans for future programs.
Oakwood PTA meeting notes show Miss Margaret Histed set to speak on Educational Television at the home of Mrs Myron Peters. Final plans for a fall festival at Jefferson School gym were discussed with safety notes and a planned Christmas treat contribution to school children. A unit meeting is planned for Tuesday and a December 14 gathering at Mrs Peters’ home.
Mrs. Goldstein chaired a consensus on the foreign policy study trade. Mrs. Van Stoffer gave the unit report. Mrs. Harmon proposed the 1962 64 program. New members welcomed include Mrs. Robert Frederickson, Mrs. Robert Loomis, Mrs. William Louftiman, Mrs. H F Norris, Mrs. Leonard Payner, Mrs. B M Bulleyer, Mrs. William Camp, Mrs. George Persons, Mrs. Gene Muller and Mrs. R G Chestown. Mrs. Ward Young Jr presided over the meeting. Refreshments were served at a table with yellow pink and red roses. Mrs. Eklie Hyman and Miss Bertha Sprei attended the silver services.
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