East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05
Clubs

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Club news may be sent to Elsa
c. Berg, 1460O Euclid ave., please
sign with name and telephone
number. Deadline is Tuesday, but
the earlier the copy, the better.
The cheerful greetings of men,
bers of The Catholic Adult Social
Club will be exchanged on Tuesday
evening, October 10th as they
gather at the Church Hall at 4129
Superior ave-, for their first indoor
meeting of the fall season after a
summer of picnics and outings.
Miss Sophie Teresk of 14O48
Euclid ave. is a member of the
Planning Committee which is spon-
soring activities of the Club for
single persons over 25, residing
countrywide.
An 500 p. m. business session
will be followed by dancing and
social recreation for members.
Eligible persons interested in at
tending as guests may call Miss
Teresk at GIL. 1-7300 or GA. 1-6549.
Carlyle said "The history of the
world is but the biography of great
men,. The quotation is being used
as it's theme of the year by the
Windermere Study Club, whose
birthday dates back to 1921. The
club gets together for its first
meeting of the year Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10th when Mrs. John Tom
cho, 1901 Greyton rd. is the hostess.
The program will offer three
presentations: Inventions and Dis
coveries 19O0-195O" by Mrs. H. j.
Wills; "Air Age Wright Broth
ers), Mrs. r. E. Farnum; and
"Mass Production Henry Ford)
Mrs. H. E. Church.
Officers of the clubs are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Herbert J. Wills; Vice
President, Mrs. Homer H. Geiger;
Secretary, Mrs. w. H. Olson; Treas
urer, Mrs. Earl Henderson.
East Side, West Side, all around
the town will come the ladies of
Kiwanis Thursday, October 18th to
meet and greet each other at a
luncheon in the Higbee Lounge. The
University Club ladies are the hos
tesses and Mrs. Einar Olsen of
Helmsdale ave. is social chairman.
There will be book review, Mrs.
Edward o. Prescott using Gwen
Bristow's Jubilee Trail" for this
presentation.
Christmas comes in October for
Greater Cleveland Chapter 22,
Women of the Moose. So their Oc-
tober 18th meeting at Hotel Hol-
lenden will find the members COM
ing, laden with gifts for the 900
children at Mooseheart, the Child
City maintained and operated by
the order. Miss Mary Radi, Moose
heart chairman is in charge of the
program which will include
speaker and initiation. A Christ
mas tree will add the festive touch
to the Christmas in October meet
ing Officers are requested to come
formal.
The next meeting Of the B'nai
Birth Women's Forest Hill Chap
ter will be held on October II, 1860,
at the Heights Temple, at $3.50
p. m. A program will follow the
business meeting, featuring Mr..
Frank Baldau, Director of the Com
munity Relations Board of Cleve-
land, who will speak on Human
Relations i~rEleveland". Refresh
ments win be served. Members are
urged to attend.
Thelma Brent, Sr. Regent of
Collinwood Chapter GIT Women of
the Moose, announces that the next
chapter meeting, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th, will be in charge of the
College Of Regents with Maude
Bernatchez as chairman.
Because Collinwood has one of
the largest classes of the College
of Regents in the state, it is ex-
pected that IA members will take
part in the ritual work.
There will be an executive and
chairman meeting October 9Th at
s p. m. in the Moose Hall. Plans
are being made for a bazaar to be
held November 10th with all chair
men and their committees having
booths and displays.
Mrs. Dorothy Raider, Mooseheart
Alumni Chairman and Mooseheart
graduate, is leaving Thursday for
Mooseheart, Florida, to attend the
Alumni Homecoming.
Mrs. Mabel Dunn Madison of 1851
Charles I'd. will discuss the prob
lens of teaching before the Cleve-
land Piano Teachers Club tomorrow
in Halle's Lounge at 1000 a. m.
Program Chairman for the club
this year is Mrs. Credwyn Petrie
of 1876 Page ave.