East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-06
Churches

Church news may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 1460O Euclid ave.,
or phoned to PO. 1873. Dead
line is 5 p. m. Tuesday.
The Women's Auxiliary of ST.
Pauls Episcopal church will meet
in the church April 18th with
luncheon to be served at noon by
Mrs. Ernest Miller and Mrs. Fred
Cunningham. A film depicting the
Washington Cathedral will be
shown. Reservations for the lunch
con should be made with Mrs.
James Towne, KE. 1-4497.
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service of the Church of the
Cross will hold it's next meeting
in the Church Parlors, Wednesday,
April 18th. The executive board
will meet at 10:30, luncheon at
noon, business meeting at / pm,
followed by a program at 1870
pm. Mrs. o. c. Beranek will be
the speaker, and an interesting
report will be given by members
of Circle F on their recent visit to
the Infirmary at Warrensville.
Circle 1 of this church is spon-
soring a book review Monday, April
10th at two o'clock when the "Pea-
body Sisters of Salem" will be re-
viewed. Tea will be served and
small children will be cared for.
The Ethel Gochenor Society of
Calvary Lutheran Church will meet
Tuesday, April 18th in the church
with Mrs. L. B. Mumaw as the
leader. Mrs. Glenn Cummings and
Mrs. Stella Gamble are the host
esses for the day. The study will
be Children and the Labor Prob
lem."
Mrs. R. Keefer, 13411 Claiborne
rd., will be hostess to the World
Service Guild of Windermere Pres
byterian church April 18th, Mrs.
VIM. Steif and Miss Frances
Stevenson being her aids. Mrs. w.
r. Dawson will lead the devotions
and members will take part in a
program on the japanese arts.
Miss Alta Ginny will review the
study book.
The Executive Board of the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
of Windermere Methodist Church
will meet Monday, April 10th at
7:30 pm. Please note the time
change.
The Luncheon will be served
Wednesday, April IL, at 100 pm.
by the Executive Board, for the
program will be at 200 pm. The
speaker will be Mr.. Louis B. Self
zer, Editor of the Cleveland Press
for 81 years. Mr.. Seltzer is one
of Cleveland's most influential
leaders, when speaking editorially
or as an individual. He is mill
tantly interested in the welfare of
Cleveland. He is president of the
Welfare Federation, trustee of
Baldwin Wallace College, vice
president of the Boy Scouts, and
is Trustee of the Y.M.C.A.
AS Cleveland's No. l citizen, Mr..
Seltzer is we'll qualified to speak
on his subject, "Our Citizenship
Responsibility"
Ladies plan your "day off" from ,,
spring housecleaning and invite a
friend to come with you to hear
this excellent speaker.
Bring your tax stamps and
coupons.
Foreign missions should be live
topics these days with all interna-
tional affairs touching every land
and cline. The countries are clos
er together making more vital and
interesting any and all information
about them. The Foreign Mis-
sion topic of the Woman's Associa-
5ion of Windermere Presbyterian
church Tuesday, the 18th, will be
Japan. Mrs, Charles Hale will be
the devotional leader and Mrs. J.
A. Boyd and Mrs. George Hing |
worth will serve the luncheon. The /
DAYS session starts at ten o'clock, |