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

Church news may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 14600 Euclid ave.
or phoned to PO. 1873. If at
all possible, please get your
church news in on Monday.
Rev. Earl r. Henderson, pastor
of the Church of the Cross an
nounces a campaign to reach all
members of this church is now in
progress. The objects are two-fold
namely, to better acquaint mem
bers with the world service work
of the denomination; and to give
to each one an opportunity to share
regularly in the humanitarian work
across the world, as well as to
support his own local and confer
ence responsibilities.
Between now and up to Victory
Sunday, November 10Th, literature
is being mailed to all members and
any not present Victory Day will
be called upon in their home by
one of the numerous teams.
The Rev. Mr.. Henderson indi-
Gated that last year Methodists
gave $7,672,3 to general benevo-
lences here and around the world.
Loyalty Sunday will be observed
by Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phillips
ave., next Sunday as the climax
Of the Every Member Canvass.
Charles A. Myers, chairman of
the budget committee, hopes 20 be
able to announce at that service
that the church's 1851 budget of
SIT, 10000 has been oversubscribed.
Rev. Dudley F. Uphoff will
preach and an anthem, "Lord of
Spirits" by Reissiger, will be sung
by the choir. A women's double
trio made up of Anne Diesing,
Nancy Grieve, Miriam Loney, Mary
Spong, Elizabeth Wayne and Mary
Wilson, will sing "The Silent Sea-
by Neidlinger as an offertory.
Women and children as we'll as
men are invited to a magician's
show to be put on by Charles Harr
at the church Wednesday, Novem-
Der 18th at 8 pm. This perfor-
nance is sponsored by the Mems
Council of the church. Carroll
Wohlgamuth, president of the
Council, will preside.
World Service Guild Of Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church is meet
ing Tuesday, November 14th with
Mrs. Mes Rabun, 20071 Green Oak
dr., Mrs. Earl w. Knapp and Mrs.
Elmer Striegel being the assisting
hostesses. Devotions will be led by
Mrs. Peter Schmidt and Mrs. R. E.
Beebe will review the study book.
Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman and Mrs.
c. R. Carmen are hostesses for the
November 18th luncheon meeting
of the Woman's Association of
Windermere Presbyterian Church.
A national missions program is the
study and Mrs. T. B. Dram is de-
votional leader.
Two Circles of the Church Of the
Cross are meeting on Wednesday,
November 18th. Circle E meets
with Mrs. Garnet Grant, 1915 Penn
brook I'd. at one o'clock with Mrs.
L. Thomas as the leader. Circle G,
Mrs. William Linehan, lie "a d e I
meets with Mrs. C. C. King, 800
Caledonia ave. at one.
Bells on Their Toes" is the book
to be reviewed before the Witten-
berg Women's Guild Thursday, No
vember 10th at IL am. in the Hig-
bee Lounge. The public is invited.
On Tuesday, November 14th
the Ever Ready Circle of The
Kings Daughters will serve a
typical Indian Dinner at the Eu-
cid ave. Christian Church, Euclid
at East Tooth st. The program will
include movie of Indian life, In
dian folk songs by Mrs. Paul Car
gill, accompanied by Mrs. Harold
Norton and a talk by Mrs. Walford,
Cuyahoga County Chairman of In
dian work. Clothing and household
items are sent to Indian Reserva-
tions each month. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Elsie Rossman
at ~. 1-7650 not later than Satur-
day, November 11th.
The women of Windermere
Methodist Church will roaat ,oav+