East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-01-05
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Club news may be sent to
1852 Euclid ave., or phoned, if
brief, to PO. 1878. The deadline
is Tuesday at five and it is ap-
preciated if club items can be
received on Monday. Please call
PO. 1878 for any desired infor-
nation.
Ladies of East Cleveland Xiv
anis had a delightful afternoon
Tuesday when they met in the
home of Mrs. E. P. Stonebraker,
1916 Northvale ave with Mrs. W..
P. Mullooly, Mrs. Rollin Rendles-
ham, Mrs. N. F. Leist and Mrs.
Wayne C. Blough as assisting
hostesses. Mrs. M. B. Cowles has
been reelected president of the
club, and the other officers are
Mrs. Larry Keith, vice president;
Mrs. Charles C. King, secretary
treasurer.
Sunny Monday members will look
back to the busy war days on the
home front at their next Mondays
meeting. They will view pictures
of the active Civilian Defense pro-
gram as operated in East Cleve-
land, the pictures to be shown by
Chief of Police H. S. Weaver. The
club meets every Monday afternoon
at 1870 in the home of the East
Cleveland Woman's Club, 1747
Lakefront ave., and welcomes all
men and women 65 or over who
would like to join them for the
afternoon.
A business meeting, as could be
expected with a new year, will
open the January 10th meeting of
the Windermere Study Club. Mrs.
N. F. Leist is receiving the club
at her home 985 Selwyn rd., and
will be assisted by Mrs. John c.
Flener and Mrs. V. R. Deamerell In
her duties as hostess. The study for
the afternoon will be on ceramics
with Mr.. John Romcho discussing
the subject.
A brand new book for a brand
new year will mark the first meet
ing of the Proto Book Club in
1850. 1t is "Gentian Hill" by Eliza
beth Goudge and Mrs. B. j. Stel-
len is presenting it following the
one o'clock dessert which Mrs. w.
C. Corneau is serving in her home,
1865 Woodbridge ave-, Thursday,
January 18th.
Whether January brings snow
or no, the East Cleveland Woman's
Club is having winter at its bridge
luncheon in the club house, 1747
Lakefront ave., Thursday, January
18th. The social committee is
sponsoring a "Snow Ball" party
with decorations and menu in keep
ing with such gay and wintry
event. Mrs. George Leffel and
Mrs. F. P. McIlyar are taking
reservations. d
Mrs. J. E. Larkin, 1896 Lock
wood ave., Mrs. K. E. Stuchell, 1719
Colt rd. and Mrs. Jennie Miles, 1761
Wymore ave. are on the commit
tee planning the Membership Tea
to be held at the Western Histori-
cal Society, 10825 East Boulevard,
Tuesday, January 10th by the re-
Gently organized Woman's Hospi-
tai Guild. Mrs. Laura Poole is COM
mittee chairman. The invitation to
attend the tea and become members
of the Guild is extended to all
women interested in this volunteer
hospital group.
Aside from securing members,
the Guild has already set as its
goal the furnishing of the library
in the new building now being
erected by Woman's Hospital on
101st st.
The Lulu Cootiette Club No.
223 wishes to announce to its many
friends and members they are now
at Sommers Hall, 1929
Euclid ave. on the second and
fourth Fridays of the month. The
first meeting of the month is the
business meeting and the last Fri
day is for fun and card parties.
On Friday January 9th they
will hold a pot luck dinner and
card party in honor of their fourth
anniversary. All Coolies of Vim Sad
Sack Pup Tent No. 38, their wives
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