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

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ed us that she wanted something
dashing and vivid.
There were three requirements
made on the board. Mrs. H. N.
Shields is the new corresponding
secretary, Mrs. R. R. Stratton, So
cial chairman and Mrs. H. G..
Whiteomb, publicity chairman.
Who: The Woman's Board of
Huron Road Hospital.
What: The first fall meeting.
When: Monday, September 18th;
Surgical dressing at 1000 a. M;
Business meeting at 100 p. M;
Program at 1:30 p. m.
Where: The Nurses Lounge,
Huron Road Hospital, 1921 Ter
race rd.
Why: This is the first fall meet
ing under the direction of the
officers and chairmen who were
elected and appointed last May
Mrs. N. L. Farnacy, Program
Chairman, will present a comedy
skit, "Papa never done nothing
much" assisted by Mrs. Fred
Watkins and Mrs. C. A. Album,
both of whom have participated
in production at the Cleveland
Play House. This entertainment
is to be preceded by several
hours of work making surgical
dressings, under the leadership of
Mrs. Jennie Miles. Mrs. G. Murry
Hawk, president, will preside at
the business meeting called for
100. The afternoons program is
to be followed by tea served by
Mrs. c. w. Meyers and her COM
mittee: Mrs. G. d. Shaaber;
Mrs. Harry O'Neill; Mrs. T. ].
Rowland, Mrs. Grant C. Middle
ton and Mrs. F. F. Jordan.
All members and their invited
guests will be most welcomed.
The Winston Churchill Chapter
of the Daughters of the British
will begin their fall activi-
ties with luncheon and an after
noon program on Wednesday, Sept
ember goth at the home of Mrs. E.
J. Tabb, 1910 East 145th ST., with
Mrs. Ernest Rouse assisting.
The Winston Churchill Chapter
is one of ten chapters of the
Daughters of the British Empire"
in greater Cleveland.
The objectives of the organiza-
ton is the promotion of a home
for English men and women who
have reached the sunset of their
ives with no one to care for them;
he promotion of closer relation
ship between English speaking
peoples, social and intellectual in
and good fellowship |
women of British ancestry. !
The d. of B. E. have four homes
ocated in as many districts in the
United States.
The East Cleveland YMCA
Mothers Club will hold its first
meeting of the fall sea-
;on Thursday, September 21st, at
80 p. m. at the "Y" House, Eu-
lid ave. at Lee blvd. 1t will be
Membership Tea.
All mothers interested in the |
work of the "Y" are cordially in
vited to attend by Mrs. C. w. Lit
viler, membership chairman, and
Mrs. James J. Smith, program
chairman.
Mrs. Smith has arranged top
lotch program, featuring a Style
Show by the Belmar Fashions,
,153 Noble rd. Rose and Lucille
oassafiume, the shop proprietors
lave selected outstanding and chic
fashions for fall which will be
by Mothers Club men,
)ers.
Mrs. George Reazer, club presi-
lent, Mrs. S. A. Salter, Mrs. B.
1. Wormald, Mrs. H. A. Draheim
Mrs. Frank Hard, Mrs. H. G.
<uehn, Mrs. w. A. Breedon and
Mrs. Raymond Sexton will parade
he garments before the guests
While soft music sets the mood.
Tea will be served after the
howing under the supervision of
Irs. H. A. Draheim, luncheon
hartman, and she will be assisted
" the four Circle Chairman, Mrs.
sterling Neale, Mrs. H. G. Kuehn,
Irs. A. w. Lowe and Mrs. Ray
nond Sexton.
Mrs. George Reazer, Y Mothers
Ilub president and Mrs. 2. X. Wal
ron, Ways and Means chairman,
Wish to express their heartfelt