East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-19
Church News

Mrs. w. R. Forsythe, district pres
ident, will preside for the morning
session. Mrs. Merritt Powell, con-
ference promotion secretary, and
Mrs. Paul Secrest, conference pres
ident, will be the morning speakers
Luncheon will be served at 1890
The afternoon session will be
presided over by Mrs. V. r. Peter
son, district vice president, who
will introduce the speaker, Mrs,
H. F. Brandt of Cleveland, juris-
diction officer in missionary edu-
cation.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety of Faith Lutheran Church,
Hayden ave. and Glenside I'd. will
meet at 80 p. m. Thursday, April
10Th. "Your world Call" a
mission film in sound and color
will be shown. The meeting is in
charge of Mrs. Frank Long.
The Lucy Shaffer Missionary
Society of St. James Church,
Lutheran, Hayden ave. near Shaw
will be hostess to the Annual
Spring Missionary Congress of the
Eastern Conference of the Synod
of Ohio, on April 22nd at 800 pm.
Interesting programs have been
planned for both the afternoon and
evening sessions and many women
of the district Lutheran Churches
are expected to attend.
A small band of women are meet
ing Wednesday mornings in East
Cleveland Congregational Church
to quilt. They will welcome the ad-
dition of other quilters and the
latch string is out. Just come next
Wednesday, Madame Quilter.
This evening, the pastor of
Windermere Presbyterian Church,
Rev. J. Franklin McHenry, will re-
view the third quarter of the popu-
lar Presbyterian best-seller, "Fire
Upon the Earth, before the Adult
Study Group at the Church, Euclid
ave. at Windermere st.
The Seven-Thirty set at Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church will en-
joy an evening of wholesome
merrymaking when they partici-
pate in ranch party Friday, April
goth in the church. Games and
square dancing will be followed by
an old-fashioned box social.
All young people of the church
invited to join in the fun.
"An Error in Addition" is the
sermon of Pastor Kenneth E. Wilt
in st. James Church, Lutheran,
Hayden near Shaw, at the 10:45
service Sunday morning. 1t is the
second in a series on the Epistles
for the Sundays after Easter.
The Children's Church program
at 10:45 makes it possible for the
whole family to worship. Under
the direction of the mothers with
Mrs. John Poyser as superinten-
dent, pre-schoolers have their wor-
ship program in the Lower Church
while adults attend their service.
Parents are thus encouraged to
bring their children with them to
the church.
A second congregational meet
ing will be held following the serv-
ice.
"The World Task Of Christ's
Church" will be the theme of Rev.
Dudley F. Uphoff's screen next
Sunday morning in Phillips Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. The senior choir will
sing "Seek Ye the Lord" by Rob-
erts while the junior girls choir
will offer Morning Comes" by
Dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L.
Isheim will serve as host and
hostess.
A parish visitation program will
be conducted by the New Life Com
mittee of the church next Sunday.
Laymen will call on churchless
Protestants of the community and
offer them the services of Phillips
Avenue Church.
Rev. James E. Hunton, pastor of
First Church of the Nazarene, Hay
den ave. at Claiborne rd., has an
nounced a special series of seven