East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-11

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DR.. Howard M. Wells returns ia
his pulpit in First Presbyterian
Church Sunday, September 14th
when the usual two Sunday morn
ing worship hours will be resumed
The hours are $3.50 and 11:00 a. m
All Lutheran women will be en-
tertained by the ladies Of St
Johns Church, 7,61 Eddy rd., Tues.
day, September 18th when the
Lutheran Women's League holds
it's fall session. Business at 1890
luncheon at II and a hobby dis
cussion on the afternoon program,
The Almena Cummings Mission
ary group of Calvary Lutheran
Church will meet in the parson-
age, 1855 Montevista rd. Septem-
Der 10th. Mrs. Leslie Aspelin will
present the program on line BOOK
on It's Mission.
The Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church of East
Cleveland will hold their first
meeting of the fall on Tuesday,
September 18th at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Clara Neal McQuinn will
show her most recent pictures of
Africa. These are beautiful colored
slides taken on a trip from the
very northern point of Africa to
the most southern. Mrs. McQuinn
has travelled the full length of the
Nile twice and has visited places
seen by fewer than one hundred
other Americans. She has travelled
more than half a million miles and
shares her pictures as a contri-
button to world peace. Guests are
invited to attend this meeting.
Circle @ of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Church
of the Cross, will meet Tuesday,
September 18th at 8 p. m. with
Mrs. Charles Gregg, 1898 Winsford
I'd. Mrs. Harry Reid is co-hostess.
Circle H meets with Mrs. Marian
Turner, 937 Helmsdale I'd. Wednes-
day, September 18th at $3.50 p. m.
First speaker in the 1928 pro-
gram of the Mems Club of East
Cleveland Congregational Church
is C. Austin Barker, who speaks to
the club on Wednesday, September
18th on the subject, What Can
One Man Do?"
Mr.. Baker is manager of the
economic research department at
the Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Company. He was educated at
University, ABB 1884, and
Columbia and New York Universi-
ties, receiving an MBA from the
latter in 1889.
Mr.. Barker began his public util-
ity career in 1886 with Public
Service Electric & Gas Company of
New Jersey. In June, 1914, he
entered the employ of Gel.
Mr.. Baker is president of the
Business Statistics Section, Cleve-
land Chapter of the American
Statistical Association and presi-
dent of the Stanford Club of
Cleveland.
He is a member also of the
Economic Association,
Cleveland Engineering Society and
the Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce
He lives with his wife and two
children at 2579 North Moreland
blvd, Shaker Heights.
All men in the community,
whether affiliated with the Men S
Club or not, are invited to hear Mr..
Baker speak. Make your reserva-
tions by calling the church office,
GIL. 1-2419, not later than Monday,
September 18th.
The circles of the Windermere
Methodist W.S,C.S. will meet as
follows:
September 16-Circle 9, dinner
at $3.50 in the church gymnasium;
Circle 10, at 8 p. m., with Mrs. VIM.
Giesel, 1861 Hampton ave.
September 17-Circle No. l,
12:45 at the home of Mrs. Roy Gil
more, 1922 Colt rd.; Circle No. 2,
1890 with Mrs. Edward OFT, 961
East 130th ST.; Circle No. 8, 1890
with Mrs. L. R. Keiffer, 924 Sell
wyn rd.; Circle No. a, 1890 with
Mrs. r. V. Owen, 1880 Wood rd.;
Circle No. 5, 1890 with Mrs. ].
Nutting, 1865 Wymore
ave-; Circle No. 6, 1890 with Mrs.
Earl Bailey, 3679 Woodbridge rd.;
Circle No. 7, 1890 with Mrs. c. E.
Jefferies, 1914 Torbenson dr.; Cir
Gle No. 8, 1890 with Mrs. D e.
Roller, 895 Roanoke I'd.
Wesleyan Home Builders of Win
dermere Methodist Church are in
viting all members and friends of
the. church to join them in their
fourth annual Home Coming picnic
to be held in Lyndhurst Park
Pavilion Thursday, September 18th
at 5 p. m. Since the class is pro-
viding the meal, it is important
registrations be made no later
than Monday, September 18th with
Mrs. Lester Hanson, KE. 1-7465
All one has to bring is table
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