East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22

o'clock there will be three elec-
tive courses; each person attend
ing is asked to choose one of the
following: The United Nations;
The Church's Place in the social
problems of our day; and course
of training for Church School
Teachers.
The course on The United Ma
tions, presented by the Council on
World Affairs will deal with the
theme: as China Americas Liabil-
ity? For the course on Social Prob
lens, Judge Perry L. Jackson Of
the Municipal Court will discuss
"The Church and the Court" For
the Teacher Training Course, Rev.
Roland D. Sundberg will deal with
child development using Audio-
Visual Aids.
At 8 p. m. there will be a united
session of Bible Study under the
able leadership Of DR.. VIM. J. Mac
Leod, professor at Baldwin Wallace
College. His theme will be "Thun-
derbolts Before Breakfast" This
series of courses is open to all
members of the Church and
friends in the community who de-
sire to come for a part or for the
entire program.
There will be educational comic
films for the children.
The Communicates Class of
First Presbyterian Church meets
with DR.. Howard M. Wells for in
struction Thursday, February 22nd
at z p. m. The class will unite with
the church at Easter.
Presbyterian Mems Sunday will
be observed at Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, East 125th
st. at Phillips ave-, next Sunday
when the laymen Of the church
will conduct the entire worship
service at 10:45 a. M.
Alex Grieve, president Of the
Mems Club, will report on the ma
tional convention in Chicago of the
Presbyterian Mems Council. Others
who will participate in the service
are: Carroll Wohlgamuth, Tom
Thomas, Walter Kaptein, Ted Lex
enberg and Russell Reeves.
The Girls Choir will sing "Hear
Us, This We Pray" by Barnby and
the senior choir will offer the an
them II Walked Today Where
Jesus Walked" by Hamblen. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Randolph will
serve as host and hostess for the
day.
Following the service there will
be a congregational meeting to
take final action on the benevo-
lence budget.
The Women's Association of
Windermere Presbyterian Church
is arranging series of programs
for the Lenten period. On Feb
ruary 9th, March 9th and March
goth at 1870 p. m. Mrs. Trescott
will give a series Of talks on EN-
terpretive Reading Of the Bible" !"
There will be nursery care for chill
dren.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
for which reservations should be
made with the church office by the
25th (40c).
The February oath talk replaces
the Associations scheduled Feb
ruary 29th meeting.
The Women's Society Of the
East Cleveland Baptist Church at
its meeting on March 9Th at 1870
will make joyful noise unto the
Lord" with Easter music directed
by Mrs. A. ]. Bevan jr.
The dessert will be served in
the Latta Room and the business
meeting will be held there too.
Then the women will go to the
sanctuary for devotions led by
Mrs. J. M. Owens and the Easter
music.
The sum of s2O.s6 was raised for
the City Scholarship Fund which
helps Cleveland girl go to Mis-
Training School.
Circles Of the Church Of the |
Cross Woman's Society of Christ
an Service, will meet at their
usual hours, Wednesday afternoon,
February 18th as follows:
Circle A will meet with Mrs. |
T. L. Davies, 1893 Greyton rd; Cir
lie B with Mrs. Richard Askus,
S406 Spangler rd; with Mrs. Har-
I'D Collmer, assistant hostess.
Circle C with Mrs. D. A. Young
II, 1889 Taylor rd; Circle D with |
Mrs. Paul Beal, 991 Helmsdale I'd;
Circle E with Mrs. P. D. White
man, 1888 Pembrook rd.; Circle
2 with Mrs. G. r. Vogel. 1886 |