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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
16
Mrs. Michael J. Miller reports the National Council of Catholic Wom en biennial convention in Boston emphasized mothers responsibility in child rearing. Archbishop J. Cushing inspired unity and urged Catholic women to unite to promote church principles across organizations.
The Tuesday gathering featured a book review by Mrs. Karl Mattersteck of Cleveland on To Cry Tomorrow. Education and culture were highlighted with Calder mobiles, a Deanery talk, and a Japan study slide presentation by Miss Mary Opfer. Artcrafters promotes watercolor and ceramic classes with registration urged. Y M Egs hosted a penny supper and devotions. next Aft crafter meeting December 15 includes gift exchange and charity plans. A rummage sale at Jewish Temple is planned November 18 and 19.
St Clair Rebekah Lodge members met at the L O C F Hall with Mrs. Harold Olmstead presiding and Mrs. Gerald Six assisting. Two new applicants were balloted on and officers were nominated again. Initiation set for next meeting and Past Noble Grands to meet Nov 30 at Mrs. Otto Misch’s home. Rummage Sale announced for 471 Eighth St Thursday through Saturday.
A group of eight to twenty women organize clubs to deepen religious knowledge and church involvement. Mrs Youn assists in forming new clubs while Father Joseph Wanner encourages Lay Apostolate work. The evening event includes luncheon by the Altar and Rosary Society and guidance on home activities to improve posture and etiquette.
The 04 Literary Heart Works club met to discuss posture and charm guidance led by Mrs. Fell and Mrs. Swartz. Members read Whittier Longfellow Bryant and Edgar Guest poetry and shared Thanksgiving quotes. A gift exchange is planned for Dec 21 at Mrs Rawson’s home. A rummage sale runs Thursday through Sunday at 225 W Lorain St Oberlin.
Y M Egs met last evening at Holly Hath with Arterafters as guests for a penny supper. A horn of plenty centered the buffet, fall flowers decorated the tables. Mrs. Ben Sousha, president, led a brief session and noted a donation to World Fellowship. Colored slides and Mexican souvenirs described by Mrs. Earl Taylor highlighted Mexico. Tickets for the Holiday Prevue were handed out, membership dinner set for Jan 17, and plans for the December 13 Christmas party were announced. Hostesses were Mrs JohnRieth, Mrs Eugene Lehman, Mrs Edward Kw marki, Mrs William Hutchins, with the ways and means committee assisting.
Bethel Shrine No 24 officers held a birthday party at the Sasse home East River Street with a tureen dinner and a cake by Lois Lybrink. Harold Dicken and wife received an anniversary gift, and games with prizes concluded the evening.
Mrs Henry Penfound hosted the DeMolay Mothers Club meeting Tuesday with card games and a luncheon after a business session led by Mrs A Slouter. The group schedules its next gathering January 18 at Mrs Houswirths home, 222 Eighth St.
Mary Jensen selects four tale options for tomorrow afternoon at 4 p m in the Longfellow Room The options include The Story of Ferdinand Ceci G and the Nine Monkeys Cats for Kansas and Three Little Chipmunks A rummage sale is planned for Fri and Sat at 207 Bellfield Ave.
Community groups meet across Elyria and Lorain County with varied activities from council meetings and PTA nights to church groups, girl scouts, writing circles, and women’s clubs. Notable listed locations include I 8 p m at Holly Hall and 1212 N Pasadena Ave. in addition to several church basements and community halls.
New London announces the engagement of Joyce Ben Chase to Warlan Huestis. Joyce is a 1952 New London High School graduate and works at New London Hospital. Warlan also is a 1952 graduate and works at General Motors Sandusky division. The couple, both from New London, plan a January wedding.
G I Janes Club elected temporary officers at 1 p.m. at the YWCA. Mary Smith was named president and Dixie Bago secretary. Plans for a Christmas party and service lance were discussed. The next meeting is Nov 30 at 7 30 p.m. Also announced was the Allen PTA Bazaar and Fun Night Friday Nov 19 at Allen School.
The Employed Young Women's League heard Mrs. Robert Wilson discuss decorating from A to Z focusing on mood, line, color and texture. Members were reminded of a Christmas bazaar, donations, tax stamp collection, and a upcoming Thanksgiving dinner with Ruth Mackenzie as chair. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday and Monday at Basement 1018 N Fasadena Ave.
Dorothy Paysar chaired the Mooseheart Alumni gathering at Bertha Dignan’s Marseilles Ave home. Participants Velma Orr Ali Meyers Edna Terry and Anna Rodachy won pages while Ada Fenwick and Sandy Swanena received special honors. Hostess served dessert amid fall decorations. Roosevelt School Bazaar announced for Nov 19 with a stuffed cabbage supper and games open to the public.
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