East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-11-09

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The Woman's Board. of Huron
Road Hospital will meet Monday,
November goth when surgical
dressings will be made in the morn
ing starting at 10 followed by
luncheon in the cafeteria of the
hospital at noon. The business
meeting, with Mrs. G. Murray
Hawk presiding, will begin at /
p. m.
Following the business meeting
the program chairman, Mrs. N. L.
Farnacy, will present Judg e
Samuel H. Silbert of the Common
Pleas Court, who will speak on
the Tragedies and Comedies of
the Divorce Court"
East Cleveland Auxiliary Ameri-
can Legion is justly proud of it's
Unit Daughter, the 25 young wo-
men in the organization often re-
ferred to as "the smart set". Of
course their activities are not all
work, they have parties and many
good times along with the more
serious efforts, aid to disabled vet
Grams, the promoting of a better
understanding Of American ideals
and principals among the young
people of America.
Looking toward Christmas, the
Unit Daughters are meeting to-
night in the home of Mrs. R. l..
Ralston, Oakmont rd., to pack gifts
for their own member in the Waacs,
and husband of one of their men,
bership who is also in the service.
Plans will also be made for a
bake sale and a book review. Chair
man of the Unit is Mrs. Robert
Sorenson.
The East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers will hold their November
meeting on the 18th at the Library
at 1:15 pm.
The Board meeting will be held
on Friday the 10th at the home of
Mrs. S. R. Squire at 1348 Hayden
ave. at 1;30 pm.
Mrs. W. J. Taylor, as program
chairman of the Hilltop Garden
Club, has motivated throughout
the year the conception that the
individual value received from an
organization is relative to the in
dividual effort produced within it.
Apart from the Informative lee
lures offered for guidance, the
members within their group have
member participation" meetings.
On Wednesday, November 18th
at 1880 pm. in Caledonia School,
Mrs. R. L. Burkart, Mrs. F. L.
Williams, Mrs. w. NJ. Council,
Mrs. ]. r. Haserick, Mrs. G. M.
Reazer, Mrs. w. A. Funk will dis
play their arrangements of fruits
and vegetables. Mrs. J. H. Kapl,
accredited flower show judge, will
constructively analyze and criti-
cize the arrangements. Then, to
receive full value from
Mrs. KapPs remarks, the above
members will rearrange their ex-
hibits.
The exhibit table will be under
the supervision of Mrs. H. T.
David. She will answer questions
on the fall care of bulbs and their
adoption to indoor growing. It will
be here the Mrs. R. T. Kolliker
will show her terrarium and Mrs.
D. F. Meckstroth her dish garden.
Mrs. R. Miller and her commit
tee are to be hostesses for the day
and will serve tea with Mrs. VIM.
Taylor and Mrs. R. E. Farnham,
pouring.
New members recently welcomed
into the Hilltop Garden Club are
Mrs. G. M. Reazer, Mrs. w. A.
Funk, Mrs. G. S. Stonebraker while
Mrs. E. j. Olsen is renewing her
association after an enforced alb
sence.
Mrs. Homer Rankin will discuss
Button Collecting for the Sunny
Monday Club next Monday at 1880
p. m. in the East Cleveland
Woman's Club House, 1747 Lake
Front ave.
A musical and arts program will
mark the Wednesday, November
18th meeting of the Woman's
Civic Club to be held in Cleveland
Heights Temple at p. m. For the
"arts" side of the program, an
nounces Mrs. R. E. Atterhold,
chairman, Mrs. J. o. Glass will
demonstrate the making of bead
dolls.
On the music side of the after
noon will be violin numbers by
Miss Cheerful Harris and vocal