East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21

this dynamic speaker.
Missionary Yueatan
Speaks Here On Sunday
DR.. Arthur w. Wolfe, acting
executive secretary of the Mexico
mission of the Presbyterian Church
will be the guest speaker at Phil
lips Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East 125th st. at Phillips ave., at
the morning worship service next
Sunday at 10:45.
DR.. Wolfe, who is supervisor
of the Turner Hodge School in
Merida, Yucatan and teacher in
the rural semins ry there, will tell
of the progress being made in
modern Mexico. He and Mrs. Wolfe
have been guests of the Cleveland
Presbytery since February 18th.
Mrs. Walter Tobias will be
soloist at this service, singing
"Coronate the Prince of Peace" by
Fillmore. The senior choir will
present the anthem 20 for Closer
Walk with God" by Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen M. Armstrong will
serve as host and hostess for the
day.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club will have
hay ride at Hurd's Farm Satur-
day night, February 23rd to which
all couples in the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian church are invited.
There will be review of Cath
crime Marshall's book, "a Man
Named Peter" the story of the
late Rev. Peter Marshall, cele-
brated Washington clergyman, at
the church Tuesday, February 26th
at 8:15 p. m. This popular event
is sponsored by the World Service
Guild. Admission will be so cents
and refreshments will be served.
The collection of serviceable
used clothing for refugees in the
Near East will continue through
February 25th. Garments may be
left at the church office.
Altar and Rosary society of
Christ the King church will give
a Shrove Tuesday tea and book
review in the church hall on Tues
day afternoon, February 26th at
1870 o'clock. Mrs. Karl Marter-
steck will review Fallen Away"
by Margaret Caulkins Bannings.
Presiding at the tea tables will
be Mrs. Herbert C. Wunderlich
and Mrs. Donald G. Mcmillan, past
presidents of the society.
In charge of the affair will be
the hospitality committee, Mrs.
Emma Blaser, chairman, Mrs.
George Kellner, Mrs. c. S. Hand,
Mrs. Clement Scully, Mrs. William
Shaffer, Mrs. Floyd Jennes and
Mrs. Edward Frantz, assisted by
Mrs. Charles F. Shannon, Mrs.
Thomas E. Murry, Mrs. L. N.
Schostek, Mrs. James Fleming,
Miss Virginia Gentle, Miss
Genevieve Fleming and Mrs.
James F. While.
Reservations are to be made no
later than Friday, February 22nd,
with the officers, Mrs. Robert
Ward, president; Mrs. William
Hannop, vice president; Mrs. Vim
cent Isabella, recording secretary;
Mrs. Richard Walter, correspond
ing secretary or Mrs. Elmer Ko-
vac, treasurer.
The Lenten Season for the
Women's Association of the Win
dermere Presbyterian Church will
be ushered in at the next meeting
at the church, Tuesday, February
26th, when Mrs. E. o. Trescott will
give the first of a series of three
talks on "An Interpretation of
the Bible"
Association Day begins at $3.50
with hospital sewing and surgi-
cal dressings. Mrs. E. c. Houston
and Mrs. McHendry will be de-
votional leader for the afternoon
meeting which follows at 1880.
All members and friends of
Windermere are cordially invited
to come and enjoy the day of work
and fellowship and hear Mrs.
Trescott's inspiring talk.
LAYMEN
Highlighting the Layman's Sum-
day service to be held in Winder-
mere Methodist Church Sunday,
Oath will be talk by
Louis Seltzer. Mr.. Seltzer, editor
of the Cleveland Press will speak
on "The Will to be Decent"
A mems chorus under the direc-
ton of Lawrence Melick, with
Merrill at the organ, will
sing.
Arrangements for this Lay
mems meeting have been COM
pleted by a committe under the