East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
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East OleV0ldHQ American AuXlll-
ary will close it's fiscal year We'd
nesday, June 9th with song. The
song will be one of several musical
numbers being arranged for by
Mrs. Connie Evans, Music Chair
man, for the lighter part of a full
evenings agenda. Guest of the
evening will be Evelyn D. Ric,
Shaw High School selected and
auxiliary sponsored delegate to the
1851 Girls State.
Important will be the election of
officers, about which the President,
Mrs. Jack Fullerton says "It is the
duty of every member to take part
in this election if at all possible to
be present. Following the report of
the nomination committee, oppor-
tunity, as usual, will be given for
nominations from the floor.
Mrs. Sheldon Rougland as chair
man will make the report of the
slate as made up by Mrs. Enos
Fry, Mrs. Perry Sords, Mrs. Jack
ROLAND and Mrs. Arland Robinson.
The installation party is set for
Saturday, June 10th with Past
Presidents in charge.
East Cleveland Kiwanis ladies
will go to Willoughby for their
Monday, June 4th get-to-gether.
Mrs. John V. Duncanis opening her
home for the luncheon, and is being
assisted by Mrs. Arthur w. Ray,
Mrs. Alfred Bowyer and Mrs.
Charles LenZ.
Work Day is on the agenda for
the next meeting of Windermere
Chapter o. E. S. Past Chaplains
Association. The ladies will spend
the day sewing for Marine Hospi-
tai. The sewing will be done in the
home of Mrs. Joseph Brown, 1926
Elberon ave. the hostess serving
lunch. Since the day will start at
ten in the morning.
Newly elected officers of the as
sociation are President, Mrs. H. M.
Fry; Secretary-T Treasurer, Mrs.
Lulu Maltby; Chaplain, Mrs. Sara
Sproat; Work Committee, Mrs.
Isabel Carder and Mrs. Coe Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Paolucci,
4015 Bayard rd., South Euclid, will
entertain the Cafarelli Opera Guild
at buffet supper dance Saturday
evening, June End in honor of the
of the new officers.
These new officers are:
Mrs John Garmone, president;
Mrs. George Read, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vincent Paolucci,
second vice president; Mrs. Cora
Kuehn, executive secretary; Miss
Valore, 1890 Elm ave.,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Louise Luci, treasurer; Mrs. Theo-
dore Gruaza, chairman ways and
means.
Assisting Mrs. Paolucci will be
Mrs. R. G. Cafarelli, Mrs. John
Garmone, Miss Cora Kuehm and
Mrs. Walter Tucker.
A musical radio series skit will
be presented between dances.
The regular meeting of the Ter
race Garden Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hamilton Beatty,
1928 Terrace I'd. on Tuesday, June
9th at 2 p. m.
In preparation for the Septem-
Der Flower Show, Mrs. A. F. Bur-
kett, Horticulturist of the Garden
Center will conduct a refresher
class on flower arrangements.
A tea and social hour will follow.
The L. o. A. Of Nottingham
Chapter Order Eastern Star will
serve the dinner at the annual
June Day of Florence Crittenton
Home, 8615 Euclid ave-, Tuesday
June 9th at $50 p. m. Guests may
make a visit through the home.
Public is welcomed.
The candidates that were elected
to the executive board of the East
Cleveland Woman's Club at the
annual luncheon at the club house,
May Oath are Mrs. R. V. Coburie,
Mrs. Herbert H. Young, Mrs. R. R.
Mrs. David bakers, Mrs
J. P. Parks and Mrs. Howard w.
Jackson.
Mrs. H. w. Seriger, club presi-
dent, called a meeting of the board
Immediately, following the lun-
cheon at which time these officers
were elected:
Mrs. Guy T. Rockwell, first vice
president; Mrs. H. w. Cation, End
vice president; Mrs. Herbert H.
Young, treasurer; Mrs. George H.
Leffel, assistant treasurer; Mrs. J.
P. Parks, secretary, and Mrs. H. G.
Whitcomb, corresponding secretary.
The chairmen of the various COM
will receive their appoint
ments at the board meeting to be
held Thursday, June 7th at 1880
a. m. in the clubhouse.
On that afternoon the Philan-
trophy Committee of which Mrs.
PHYLLIS Mckee iS chairman iS hav-