East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

Mayfield rd., South Euclid. The
day will be a family affair and will
include baseball, football and other
events.
Mr.. Arthur w. Pejeau, special
agent from the Federal Bureau of
Investigation will be the guest
speaker at the meeting Of the
Faith Mems Club in their club
rooms at Hayden ave. and Glenside
rd. on Monday, September 18th at
500 p. m. Mr.. Pejeau will speak
on the general phases Of the F.B.I.
in peace and in war. An interest
ing evening is in store for all at
tending. The meeting will close
with refreshments.
The Altar Guild of Faith Church
will meet on Monday evening, Sept
ember the 18th in the Chapel at
500 p. m.
One of the most popular and en-
tertaining lecturers in the field of
fashion and personality, Miss
Elizabeth Kardos of the Kardos
Fashion Institute, will speak at a
luncheon and fashion demonstra-
tion to be held at the Sixth United
Presbyterian Church, Hayden and
Castalia ave., on September %
at / p. m.
In her platform presentation of
"Packaging Your Personality"
Miss Kardos will offer a visual
demonstration which has delighted
and instructed hundreds of wom-
ems groups throughout the mid
west and Canada.
Correct costumes for street
wear, for afternoon, and for eve
ming, and the choice of flattering
accessories will be demonstrated.
New colors and lines in the 1950-51
fashion picture will be shown.
Miss Kardos will explain her own
approach to fashion, the underly-
ing theme of which is the import
ance of the individuals personality
and the correct Interpretation Of
current fashions to accent that
personality in the most pleasing
manner.
Reynold Ellis, choir director of
the Church of the Cross, announces
that persons interested in the
Chapel Choir, which had it's first
rehearsal last night, may still en-
roll on September Goth, next We'd
nesday evening. All boys and
girls in the ninth-twelfth grades
group who like to sing are cordially
invited.
A diversified program is being
planned for the young people. The
meeting hour is seven o'clock.
Starting the third year of its
present organization, the Mems
Club of the East Cleveland Con-
gregational Church will meet
Wednesday, September 20, for
closer organization, with consti- |
tuition and established list of men,
bers.
A nominating committee head
ed by Norman Haak will bring in
a slate and the election will be the
chief item of business, following
the dinner and a program. Men
of East Cleveland are invited to
make reservations for the dinner
at 6:30 through the church of
flee.
Roger Downes of 14016 Scioto
ave., completes his first year as
president, with a record of ten
meetings and a picnic, speakers
of interest and a fine social fel-
lowship.
Reservations for the annual
homecoming picnic of the Wesley
an Bible Glass, Windermere Meth
odlst Church are being received
by Mrs. Dwight Roller, EV. 1-40O6
and Mrs. Lester Hanson, Ii.
1-7620 before September 18th.
The outing is scheduled for Lynd-
hurst Park, September 21st from
6 to 9 o'clock. A spuecial effort is
being made to locate as many
"old-timers" as possible and invite
them to the picnic to renew &C
quaintances.
Circle Nine of Windermere
Methodist church opens it's fall
season with supper session
Tuesday the 10Th, the supper bell
ringing at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Fred