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Evening star., 1950-04-27
APT.
FURNISHED

FURNISHED
Nichols ave. and Galveston pi.. mr.,
n. A. s., Boiling Field. N. r. L.
Conv. traEsp.. shopping; liv. rn..
dlnette.. bedrm.. kit. and bath: 500
q month. Maid service avail. Phone
Resident Manager, 10. 3-42S6. 20
C0LORED-FURN., / rm.. kitchen.
cite, for refined empl. cple.; $3.50
wk. Call after pm, HO. $500
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KENT VILLAGE

Enjoy suburban privacy with city
conveniences and such features as
large closets, bright spacious rooms
with picture windows, trained recre-
ational director for such children S
activities as movies, bowling, scouts,
nursery, school, etc; memberships
schools and stores nearby; Capital
Transit H-6 and WMSsA buses into
development.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
Rambler sdn,. with unusually lge. lily, rm !
dining alcove are also carpeted; in
addition, the home contains 3 bed
rms. and bath; the kit. is lge.; the
garage is detached; It's attractive
and IN excellent condition
THERE ARE NO STEPS.
S1S,50O. Ewes, Mrs. Edwards, WI.
12gS. RAYMOND B. DUNN. OR.
1882. SIS
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ssl-saS so, including utilities.
GOODACRE APTS.

Several new ! and 2-be6rm. apts -.
lse. rms, ige. closets. all mod {;
conv.. blk from Flower Theater
and new shopping center; on bus
line: S97 so and SS5, util. incl.
Apply s6l9 Piney Branch I'd. Silver
Spring. Nd. 81 MI.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

LARGE UNFURN. ROOM. semipvt
bath. for ! lady: 3rd floor. To see,
call PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB, Elk
1904 -2S
2 LARGE FRONT RMS, next bath.
10I5 N st. NV; S12 wk. DU. 1891
Evening star., 1950-04-27

GOING TO N. Y. CITY?
Will sell or trade for D. C. property
apt. Has l bedroom. l.r -d.r., foyer,
kitchenette, bath. Located adjacent
Park ave. in Z. 70's on high floor
front, 10 min. to Grand Central.
OWNER, Hudson 1854 or DE. S751.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
POULTRY AND EGGS
BOATS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K ST. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks:
poultry supplies. Me. 00s9
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BETHESDA

twin-sized bedrms and baths;
modern 2-story brick home nr.
elementary school; lge. J. r. with
fireplace, dining rm, kit, break
rec. rm. with fireplace, lAvatory.
outside entr.; att. gar. level lott
excel. cond terms. EARL T.
WRIGHT, WI. 5000, ewes. WI.
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HYATTSVILLE. MD,

II I a I I OV LILLE, MD.
Lovely and . bedrm. apts.. avail
able May l to May Is Convenient
srounds for children. Rentals, $50
to S95 per mo, incl. utilities. Ap-
ply MASTER BUILDERS. 4S05
Rhode Island ave. Hyattsyille,
Nd. UN. $500.
Evening star., 1950-04-27

$1,000 = Modern de-
tached brick bedrm. and bath on
lst floor, liv. rm. with hrepl. din.
rm.. fully equipped kitchen End a..
. nice bedrms.. bath; newly deco
rated close to schools and tranSp. 4
excellent buy on today's market.
Billingsley g. KorZendorfer
52l1 Wis. ave, OR. 2326.
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4s00 pIK 9th or NV
14th AMI sHFRTDAN sTa

l4th AND SHERIDAN STB.
Modern English brk. in this choice
location: has large rms, 2 colored
tile baths. gas ht., gar. Attractive
rec. rm. with bar in bsmt. Priced
to sell quickly. Call nowl RALPH
d, COHN. EX. b705 or ia. 3ls7
TIL q % m
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THE MANCHESTER. 1925 M NV
Lge. dbl. room with pvt bath, pvt
tele.: elev., s.b., maid serv. Rates
reas. Call Mgr. DI. 1880. ME. 5139.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AND oALLATTN
Modern brick home, with step-up din
ing rm.; has y spacious rms. . incl.
porcheS, finished rec. fm., gar, 2
modern colored tile baths on End
A. Priced right at SlS,p60. Call
now! RALPH d. COHN. Elk. 5705 or
TIA li9~ ttiI q n M
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
HORSE MEAT

q. 8. insp., lib. packages, 1sc. any
amount: 30-lb. packages. 12c; free
delivery. DALAKAY SALES, RE.
630S -
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American UniYersitv Park

Charming. detached brick. true center
hall; situated on spacious lot on
q dead-end street, adjoining Gov
ernment property; safe and quiet
kitchen set In front OF house. dining
room in rear where one can dine
and enjoy the beauties Of nature.
3 twin-siEed bedrooms and 2 baths,
fine recreation room, den, maids
room and full bath: large roomy
closets throughout. uerfect con-
dition. taSteiully decorated owner
leaving city You Will like this
home. the location and surrounding
neighborhood. gas a.-ch., garage.
Call M Holstrom. with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST 1900, l022 18th st. NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Semldetacned English style brick; Q
beautiful rms that are large and
immaculate; step-up dining rm., rec.
nm, : fireplaces, AUERBACH a. CO..
DI. 65Ol, ewes, AID, 5569. 81, 0345.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
BLOCK FROM

WISCONSIN AVE. AND oRDwAY ST.
This semidet. tapestry brick home 10
a rare find on todays market. Ideal
for %aipIomat or large family. Has
& large rms, > baths. modern kit.
nice yard, brk. gar. gas hit Superb
condition and excellent equipment,
Real fireplace In liy. rm. Priced
right at 500. 900. RALPH D. COHN.
EX. 57O5 or ia. 3ls7 TIL p pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Magician On Jr.
Canteen Program

A barn dance is on the boards
for this Friday nights Kirk Jr.
high canteen which is held at
the "Y" House, Euclid and Lee
blcd. The hours are from 1880
to HOO o'clock.
Because of the nature of this
canteen program, the boys are
requested to wear jeans and the
girls are asked to don peasant
skirts and blouses. Weather per-
mitting, there will be dancing on
the basketball court, in the rear
of the building.
Star entertainer for the even
ing will be Prof. John Isley, ma
gician. Native of Switzerland, he
came to America in 1926 and while
graduate engineer by vocation,
his avocation takes him before
audiences everywhere. He has
his own magic workshop and is
recognized in Genii, the magicians
who's who" as the producer of
the best pocket trick for 1914. Mrs.
Isley is her husbands chief as
sistant.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

Roger Morehead, society presi-
dent will preside and the student
speakers who will present the four
points on which eligible students
are admitted into the group are:
Mary Enthusiastically; Jer-
ry Young - Leadership; Helen
Newman - Character; J an t
Sampson-Service.
New members will be admitted
from the 11A, LIB and 12A
classes.
Mr.. Schroeder graduated from
Shaw in 1884 and from Adelbert
College Summa Cum Laude in
1888. He received his LIB degree
from Harvard Law School.in 1941
and was admitted to the Ohio Bar
the following August.
He became associated with the
Cleveland Ordnance District Wan
Department as an attorney thai
same September and in January
1943 joined the us. Navy. Hi
training cesttered around the stud.
of Japanese and within a year HI
finished at the Advance Nava
Intelligence School and begar
translating captured japanese
documents. After leaving the
service with the rank Of lieutenant
in 1916 he was on the legal staff
of the Cleveland Transit System
before going to Reserve.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Wednesday, July 18th Is
East Cleveland Picnic
Date; Tickets In June

Altho the date of the 1850 An
nual East Cleveland outing at
Euclid Beach is two months away
- Wednesday, July 12th-the CO.
chairmen and their committee
have started the ball rolling on
what promises to be THE picnic
in the long list of twenty such
outings.
Different. Something never be-
fore attempted. This is the word
that comes from the planning
committee. Details within very
short time. Watch the Leader
for full announcement.
Bob McNeley, Hayden ave.
chairman presided at the initial
get-to-gether meeting last Thurs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
YMCA Passes First
Mile Post In $4,000
Operating Capital Drive

East Cleveland has been asked for
this much money for its YMCA.
Year after year only the operat-
ing or membership allotment was
sought. But now the Y needs more.
It's going to mean work on the
part of Capital Funds Chairman
Sterling Apthorp and his workers.
1t means response on the part of
East Clevelanders who want a
YMGA in their town.
The Y had to borrow the money
to move it's building until year
ago always occupied rent free
when the property had to be sold
to settle an estate. They bought.
Moved the building from near Eu-
cid to around the corner, facing
Lee. 1t had to borrow the money
to do it. The loan is now being
called. Its pay up time for the
YMCA.
While July 1st is the deadline,
that many weeks away. Mr.. Ap-
thorp and his volunteers would
awfully like to get it done long
before that. They can with your
help.
Anyone desiring to do so may
send check to the Y House, 1919
Lee blvd, East Cleveland 12-or
call the Y, GIL. 1-3425, and someone
will call on you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Shaw Chorus And Orchestra
To Don New Uniforms For
Spring Concert Next Friday

tie and a maroon mess jacket.
This jacket has a small SHS en-
blem attached.
The new uniforms were bought
at a cost of $4,000 and the concert
ticket sale drive is now on to help
in defraying this expense.
Members of the band, orchestra
and choir are selling tickets. Ad-
mission is SOC, as per usual, but
a special section is being reserved
for purchasers of a patrons ticket
at $1.00.
Due to the loss Of their beloved
directore Milton G. Niergarth, the
band and orchestra will be directed
by a group Of guest conductors
who have expressed their desire
to help in this emergency. Among
those appearing as quest conduct
ors is Kenneth Williams, a former
Shaw student now finishing his
music education course at Western
Reserve University. Williams is
at present acting as substitute in
the Shaw music department and is
rehearsing the band there.
Other guest conductors to ap-
pear with the band and orchestra
are Mr.. Amos G. Wesler of John
Adams High School; Mr.. Frank
Miller, Brush High School; Mr..
Vincent Patti, Garfield Heights
High School and Mr.. Walter Mot
ter, Motter's Music House. Mr..
Motter, and his brother Don, work
with the beginning band classes in
the East Cleveland Elementary
Schools.
Mr.. S. Robert Fraser is director
of the Shaw Choir and will also
direct selection in both the band
and orchestra part of the program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

East Cleveland is proud of its
youthful spoilers. Last week three
of them, Diane Reynard and Ellen
Jean Price, both pupils at Kirk
Jr. High School, and Carol Atchi-
son of Caledonia, won in the
Greater Cleveland or District
events.
Dianne, the 1949 oral winner
and seventh in the nation; again
captured the 1850 crown for
Greater Cleveland spoilers. She
will go to Washington on May
26th to spell against the winners
from throughout the United
States. She will be accompanied
by her coach, Miss Naomi Cald-
we'll, head of the English depart
ment at Kirk Jr. High School.
Dianne is the daughter of the
c. Cassil' Reynards, 1o41 Nela
View rd., her father being an Eng
lish instructor at Shaw High
School.
During the contest here, Diane
challenged the judges when they
"rang her down" after spelling
"phosphorus," a noun. Their list
had a final "ous" ending. Out
came the dictionaries and Dianne
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

day night in City Hall. The 1850
Euclid ave. co-chairman is DR..
Louis Edwards.
Upon recommendation of the
chairman, the merchants present
elected the following officers:
Secretary: Rollin Rendlesham;
Treasurer, Ralph Kepner; Fin
ancial Secretary, Joe Eckert; Cor
responding Secretary,Dr Richard
Watkins.
Dave Sale and DR.. John Stahl,
experienced platform hands head
the program committee. Harry
Martin has the big job of col
lecting the prizes. Once again
Recreational Director Roy Wise
cup will direct the afternoon
games program.
Robert R. Stratton is the publi-
city chairman.
Don Fisher is Ticket Chairman.
All tickets are to be handled
through Don and his committee
with one depot set up through
which all tickets will be chan
nelled. The plan will speed dis
tribution and PDQ calls from mer-
chants for picnic tickets.
Distribution of tickets will be
made early in June.
Shaw Band is invited to again
give a concert.
All neighborhood merchant as
sociations are being invited to join
in on the planning and the work
of the community outing. Mem
bers of the East Cleveland Picnic
Committee are visiting these
neighborhood meetings when pos
sible, seeking the cooperation and
the suggestion of these hustling
groups for the biggest Community
Picnic ever for East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
mer-Missionary
From India Speaks
Here Next Sunday

The Windermere NJ e tn o d s I
Church will be honored in having
Sam Higginbottom as their guest
speaker Sunday mornings May
| 18th, at 10:45 o'clock.
"Smilin' Sam" Higginbottom, q
native of England and graduate
of Princeton, has served India as
a Farmer Missionary for Al years.
He has done more for India's agri-
culture than any other man. In
land where 80 percent of the $50
million people live off the soil,
yet where 80 million are always
on the verge of starvation, he has
carried on an incredible battle
against famine, drought, flood, and
heat, against superstition, ignor-
ance and caste barriers. He has
shown peasants how to raise
cows which give two gallons of
milk each day instead of less than
quart; he has redeemed vast
tracts of soured, abandoned land.
From humble beginnings, "Smil-
ing Sam" founded Allahabad Agri-
cultural Institute which now has
200 students and 80 farmer ap-
prentices. The teaching staff of
q has 18 native Indians.
Sam Higginbottom's missionary
labors have been recognized.
Princeton invented the degree of
Doctor of Philanthropy for him;
the British Government has dec
Grated him four times, the Presby-
terian Church made him its
moderator in 1889.
Because India's soil is extreme
ly fertile and the growing season
is long, Higginbottom foresees the
day when India's vast plains will
become heavy with agricultural
riches and the country will be-
come one of the richest agricul-
tural nations in the world.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Windermere Scouts
Spring Carnival Friday

Post 1S E and Troop IS of Wind
ermere Presbyterian church will
offer a Spring Carnival Friday
evening at the church, with invi-
tations to all scouts and their
friends to attend.
Among the attractions will be
a 3O-minute show, including a ma
gician, together with many other
interesting offerings, including a
home baked goods sale. Proceeds
will be used towards the jamboree
expenses, the jamboree to be held
at Valley Forge this summer.
Mr.. Howard Dennison, Scout
master, has been appointed one OF
So leaders from the Cleveland area
to the jamboree in recognition OF
his 8 years of service to scouting
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Long Memorial
Weekend For
City Schools

Faculty and students in the East
Cleveland Public Schools will get
a long weekend holiday come Me.
mortal Day time. Since Memorial
Day falls on Tuesday this year
the Board on Monday night voted
to suspend classes from Friday
afternoon to Wednesday morning,
rather than have classes on Mon
day between the Sunday and Tues
day holiday.
DR.. o. J. Korb, superintendent,
announced that DR.. Harry B. Tay-
lor, minister of Covenant Presby-
terian Church has been secured to
give the address at the annual
commencement exercises for the
Shaw High School June, 1850 grad
uating class. The exercises, as usual
will be held in Public Music Hall,
the date being June 9Th.
Or. Korb also announced the
designations of ten elementary
teachers, effective with the close
of the present school year, as fol-
lows:
Prospect School - Mary Ellen
Caldwell Wobbecks, Marion Bruins
wick; Mayfair-Nadine Evans; Ro-
zelle-Helen Rampage; Superior
Cornelia Killingsworth, Janet Matt
son, Jacqueline Rush, Dale Webb
Samson, Gwendolyn Wilson.
Kirk Jr. High school will hold
it's commencement exercises We'd
nesday, June 7th at LAS pm. in
the school auditorium. The pupils
present the program.
While no action was taken on
the matter, it was announced that
Fulton, Krinsky & Della Motto
would now proceed with detailing
plans for the rehabilitation pro-
ject given a five to one vote of the
electors May End when they sup
ported the board of education's
request for a $650,O00 bond issue
Two new teachers were appoint
ed, upon the recommendation of
DR.. Korb. Beginning with the
fall term of school will be Miss
Carol Walters, 1926 Shawview
ave., East Cleveland and Miss
Gloria Schmidt, 5312 Vine ST.,
Maple Heights. Both will teach
in the elementary department.
Miss Walter is a graduate of
Shaw High School and will receive
her bachelors degree from Bowl
ing Green State University in
June. Miss Schmidt is graduate
of the Mortified School for Girls
at Northfield, Mass, attended
Flora Stone Mather for two years
and will be graduated from Kent
in June.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Bowler Injured When
Car Hits Safety Zone

James A. Primeaux, $40 East
260th st. is in "fair" condition at
Huron Road Hospital suffering in
juries received when his automo-
bile collided with the safety zone
on Euclid, near Brightwood ave.,
May 9th. Primeaux was returning
from a bowling banquet.
According to police, Primeaux
was operating his car east on Eu-
cid when he struck the safety
zone. The car careened a distance
Of "a feet to flatten fire hy-
drant, bouncing over to collide
with d steel CTS pole and then .
fIoodIight pole at the Gulf Station
before coming to stop.
Primeaux was rushed to Huron
Road Hospital where he was found
to have a broken left shoulder
blade, a broken left forearm, in
ternal injuries and head injuries.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Talk "Chureh " Over
The Breakfast Cups

The East Cleveland Ministers
will meet at the manse of the
First Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday, May 18th at s o'clock
for breakfast. The Association
holds it's meetings regularly at
breakfast time = visiting either
the churches or the homes of it's
members. In this way, the mem
bers can enjoy the fellowship of
a meal together and get the work
of the association taken care of
without interfering with appoint
ments of the busy and later hours
of the day. Usually the meetings
adjourn at $50. DR.. Howard NJ.
Wells is president of the Associa-
ton, the Rev. DR.. Giunta is Sec
retary, and the Rev. Amos Henry
is treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
SpeIIer Machine
& Tool Acquires
Woodwork Building

Sneller Machine G. Tool Com
pany announce they have pur-
chased the building and property
at 1902 Woodwork I'd.
By acquiring this property,
Sneller Machine & Tool will be
enabled to double it's machining
and assembly facilities for the
manufacture and assembly of spe-
cial machines and mechanical
units.
A. C. Sneller, president of the
company, is one Of the pioneers
in the manufacturing business in
East Cleveland, having operated a
Machine-Tool business here for "a
years. Mr.. Sneller and his brother
owned the Euclid Machine & Tool
Co. In 1949 Mr.. A. Sneller and his
sons, James and William, formed
the Sneller Machine & Tool Com
pany and occupied half the build
ing which they have now pur-
chased.
James Sneller, Sales Engineer
for the company, is active in many
East Cleveland Civic groups. He is
a member of the East Cleveland
Board of Managers of the YMCA,
past secretary of The Exchange
Club and past president of The
Mems Civic Forum. He is a Shaw
graduate of '35.
Bill Sneller is a former Shaw
High football player of the Trev-
or Rees era. He is an engineer
with the company.
Tom Bennington, son-in-law OF
A. C.. Sneller, rounds out the COM
pany as Superintendent.
All four men of the Sneller Ma
chine have their homes in the East
Cleveland district as well, which
indicates their high esteem of this
fine community.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

Gentlemen, be seated.
On with the show.
The show, Minstrel Varities of
1850" will be staged at Shaw Audi
torium Sunday and Monday nights,
May 14th and 18th as the Philo-
meme Club of st. Philomena's
Catholic Church, sing, dance, joke
and talk their way through a
sparkling collection of songs, old
and new, jokes, older and newer,
and dances, ditto.
We'll put another nickle in and
bake a cake in Carolina in the
morning. So, come along down
South and have yourself a wonder
full time.
John Meyers, Paul Kline, Ernie
D'Amato and Ronnie Snyder are
primed to do their best as the
endmen men supreme of the de-
luxe 1850 Minstrel Varieties, aided
and abetted with a cast just as
ready to go.
Colonel, you all kin get your
ticket at de do.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11


was found to be correct. The sous
is an adjective.
The 20 rounds to eliminate 20
of the % finalists took 80 min
utes. Dianne won when her last
opponent went down on the word
"baccalaureate."
Ellen Jean, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. j. Wade Price, 1848 Page
ave., was third in the city-wide
written contest. After exhausting
both the Junior and Senior word
list, the judges had to resort to
the seldom heard words from the
dictionary to decide the written
winner. The last so words were
in this classification.
Carol, a 6-B pupil at Caledonia
School in Mrs. Averill's room,
competed with pupils 4th through
9th grades, and placed second.
She missed on the sixth trial to
Marilyn Wendell, pupil at Eu-
cid Central School, Euclid, who
came out first.
Carol is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Atchison, 1890
Lownesdale rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

The first mile post was passed
Tuesday in the East Cleveland
YMCA joint operating and capital
fund drive.
This heartening announcement,
means that the $1,000 needed to
operate the Y drive for another
year has been raised. In fact, the
actual figure is $11, ,368.00 1t repre-
sents the sum which the City of
East Cleveland is asked to give in
addition to the money from the
Community Chest for this Red
Feather sponsored agency. The Y
House will continue its program on
this for another year.
Now all efforts of chairmen, CO.
chairmen, captains and team work.
ers are being centered on that big,
hard pull for the $4,000 needed
to pay off the debt on the Y
property. This is the first time
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
Mother Daughter
Banquet To Honor
Mother Of Calvary

The married couples class of
Calvary Lutheran Church, corner
Lockwood and Euclid aves. will
sponsor a Mother Daughter Ban
quet on Thursday, May 18th at
$50 p. m.
The men of this class will pre-
pare and serve the meal under the
direction of Mr.. Jack Vierling. The
tickets are being handled by Mr..
Don Steinwig, the favors by Mrs.
Haller, publicity by Mrs. Earl
Croucher and program by Mrs.
Fred Martin and Mrs. Don Stein
veg.
Mrs. John w. Grohne will say
t"Grace", and the musical program
to follow, will include vocal solo
by Miss Barbara Walker, a poem
reading by Mrs. Lloyd Herman and
a piano number by Miss Barbara
Mumma.
The highlight of this Mother
i Daughter party is the honoring 0.
the Mother of Calvary. the persor
so chosen being selected by ballo
the Sunday previous, with the an
nouncement of the vote being made
at the banquet when she is pre-.
sented a corsage.
Mrs. E. o. Trescott reviews
Especially Father, quite an ap-
propriate book for such an occa-
sion.
Tickets for the banquet may be
obtained from any member of the
Married Couples Glasses, or at the
door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

When Shaw High Schools mu-
sic department presents its 26th
annual Spring Concert at Kirk Jr.
High School auditorium Friday,
May 10Th, the choir and orchestra
will appear for the first time in
their new uniforms. This uniform
is unique in that it is far removed
from lne customary school choir
robes. The girls will be attired
in a floor-lengthed crepesilk skirt
in black and wear a white blouse
patterned after a mans formal
shirt, complete with red stone
studs and cuff links and small
black ribbon tie.
The boys will appear in tux
trousers, white shirt, black boz