East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07

Nursing will hold their reguls
monthly meeting on Wednesda
evening, December 1S, 1850, at IL
hospital.
The business meeting will begi
at 500 pm. at which time tn
ballot for election of the new off
GERS will be completed with nom
nations from the floor. Followin
this there will be a social hour.
The Terrace Garden Club he'll
their Christmas meeting at tn
home of Mrs. E. E. Lehman O
Burlington rd. this last Tuesday
Mrs. C. H. Ganzenmueller was tn
speaker and chose as her topi
Christmas Ideas. Following tn
meeting Holiday Tea was serve
by Mrs. D. D. Burdett and her com
mittee. The Club will be guided thi
coming year by the following newl
chosen officers:
Mrs. Carl w. Maedje, president
Mrs. M. M. Bowen, vice president
Mrs. Frank Christian, recording
secretary; Mrs. E. o. Harper, cor,
responding secretary; and Mrs
Sterling Neale, treasurer.
Miss Gertrude Allerton, 1S45 Bel
more ave., East Cleveland, chair.
man of the Fireside Guild, Western
Reserve Chapter, OAR, announces
a meeting at 800 p. M, December
II, 1850, at the home of Mrs
Charles S. Fuller, 1866 Lansmere
rd., Shaker Heights.
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Mrs. Homer C. Alexander, 2O2E
Lee blvd, is chairman in charge
of the sale of baked goods at the
annual Christmas White Elephant
Sale and Bazaar of the Cleveland
Alumnae Association of Kappa
Delta to be held on Monday eve
ming, December 18th at the home
of Mrs. Frederick Woodbridge, 3211
Chadbourne rd.
Mrs. James Whitsett, 1892 Clai-
borne rd., will be an assistant hos
tess at the $50 pm. dinner pre-
ceding the bazaar.
Proceeds of the sale will go to
Rainbow Hospital, and, to the
Crippled Children's Hospital of
Richmond, Va, national charity of
Kappa Delta Sorority.
It's Ladies Day when the New
York Central Pensioners Club hold
their Christmas party Tuesday, De-
cember 18th in the Johnson room
at Central YMCA. There will be
motion pictures, speaker, a
quarter gift exchange and refresh
ments, promising a gay afternoon.
During the 15-minute period before
the party starts at 2 p. m. Unit
56 will elect new officers.
The East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers are having a luncheon on
Wednesday,, December 18th at
Crosby's Restaurant. The time will
be 1870. Call Mrs. Harold Burrows
for reservations at GIL. 1862.
The regular December meeting
will be Wednesday, the Goth at the
Library. There will be election Of
officers and annual reports as vel
as a Christmas program and re-
freshments.
The December meeting Of the
Woman's Board of Huron Roac
Hospital to be held on December
18th will take the form of a Christ
mas party and the members have
invited the volunteer workers OF
the hospital to be their guests fol
the day.
A timely program has been
arranged for the afternoon by
Mrs. N. L. Farnacy, program
chairman, consisting of a talk
with demonstrations, on Christmas
floral arrangements by Mrs. Ar
thur F. Burkett, who has been
with the Cleveland Garden Centre
for the past five years.
A small bazaar, under the chair
manship of Mrs. H. A. Crawford,
will be held in the morning, and
the members, each of whom may
bring one guest, will have an op-
portunity to purchase hand made
articles suitable for Christmas
presents.
Tea will be served, the hostesses
for the day being Mrs. G. M. Mel
son, chairman, Mrs. G. Murray
Hawk, Mrs. F. ]. Lloyd, Mrs. H.
D. Pocock, Mrs. N. L. Farnacy
Mrs. C.. D. Spencer, Mrs. Emma
McCollum, Mrs. H. A. Crawford
and Mrs. c. P. Turnbaugh.
There will be two social affairs
on the December calendar of the
East Cleveland Hard of Hearino
Club. They are dispensing with
their usual once-a-month business
session to have a pot luck supper
at the YMCA Saturday, December
9th at 600 o'clock. The other af-
fair is their usual Christmas party.
This year it will be an afternoon
special hour with cards in the
home of Mrs. L. r. Ross, 1924
Bartsfield ave-, Thursday, Decem-
Der 14th. Mrs. E. r. Hepler is
the club president.
A book review by Miss Florence
Craig will entertain the Sunny
Monday members meeting Monday
at the East Cleveland Woman's
Club, 1747 Lake Front ave. Miss
Craig is a member of the staff
at the county library.
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Auxiliary members of the Fort
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