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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
First Homecoming
At Browns Church
To BE Held Sunday

Browns Church near John
Randolph School, Cumberland
county, viii have its first offlclai
Homecoming celebration Sunday
July 20 with morning and after
noon services and lunch on the
grounds.
Dr., r. G Hutcheson. OF Louisa
Will preach for the morning SER
vice, which begins at 10 30 Mrs.
Pauline Osborn Gaffin, Of New
Jersey. a former missionary ii
China, will speak at the p. m
afternoon service.
Those attending VIII brine
basket lunches, which VIII j..
spread IN the church yard 70.
luncheon between services.
Special music will be provid 4
at both services. Dave Crute. OF
FarmVille, will sing in the morninP
while Mrs. Winston. Noel, also Of
Farmville, will sing in the after
noon. Miss Vivian Davis, of Farm :
vile, will be pianist for both.
The. Rev. William j. Orders j.
is pastor of the Presbyterian Field
which includes Browns Church.
picture away from the wall so the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

Want an Inexpensive vacation
with fun and larnln' too
Dr. W + skelton. state 4-IE
agent at VPI says registration
are stn being received for Tux
leadership training camp fl.
young men and women at Camp
Farrar, Virginia Beach. Auens
80, The camp is sponsored By thu
VPI Agricultural Extension Ser
vice foy rural young men and
women between the ages Of ia ana
30 years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

Dust that collects behind pic
res often leaves marks on walls.
numb tacks on the back of pic
res at the lower eurc hold the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

CUMBERLAND NEWS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

picture away from the wall so the
dust does not gather,
Evening star., 1953-12-26

BELLEVUE TERRACE APIS
Brand-new, corner, ultramodern l.
bedrm. apt. with 2 exposures and
z huge closets, dream kit, garbage
disposal units. exhaust fans, S-cu.-
#. refrigerators; S71 mo-, plus util-
tiles. See Rental Agent. 11O3 Belle
bama ave. Sc to Wheeler rd.. right
to Bellevue st. SIDNEY 2. MENSH
g. CO.. MA. S-6440. -27
Evening star., 1953-12-26

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Half blk. from western ave: 3 bed
rooms. screened porch. recr. rm. !:
very clean. quick possession.
HO. 2-677s: Ewes, OIL. 4-2s06
Evening star., 1953-12-26
APTs. UNFURNIsHED--VA.

ARLINGTON. VA.-Small apt; 1 or
2 employed persons; S65. KE s.
6721. -31
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
1-bedrm. units available priced from
$500 situated in convenient Alex
andria. a lO-min drive from the
White House Phone TIE 6-4400 OF
come to office in ADAMS BLDG.
cor. Mt Vernon ave and Russell rd
Wkdays.. til q: Sat Sun. 6 pm
MAGNOLIA GARDENS Available
now Beautiful and spacious 2 large
bedrooms expandable living-dinine
rom combination. Latest in kitchen
equipment Parquet floors. Venetian
blinds. = exposures; utilities fur.
nisshed nisl S9H ,ono mo. For information
ARL.- -ROSSLYN AREA-2 bedrms.
$S8; bedrm.. S76 incl gas. Dec
grated. IA. 5-7270. 1900 N. Oak st
LARGE MODERN APT bedrms.
din. rm.. liv. rm., kit. bath and
porch; good transp.; mr.. Pentason;
S115 mo. Call KE. S-5566. -27
Evening star., 1953-12-26
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING. 702 Forest Glen I'd.
-Completely furn. 3-bedrm. brick;
fgil rnl, 6Smts' 2SI With washer; lge. yard.
TTREf sEDRMs.. wash. mach: and
iek briek picaiy yrs; f,r0 Old nssr schools;
med occupancy. 590S Longfellow.
1919. G sT. s.E;Ge rooms, bath.
hsmt, ndrdso auto, heat. scr; front. rear
1895 9th has ST. N.W1s-rm' W. s-Drof brick: e gas
3-57o7: RA 3eS456. ' "''' A'
SIX RMS. 3 baths. 3 bedrms.. master
lonial porch. 3rd and Hamilton; sts.
NV. Avail Jan. 10; $3.50 mo. to re-: re-
sponSible party. Phone HUI. 3-3646.
FALLS CHURCH--3 bedrms.. den pa
Sasns SEQ porc6 din Gar rm r. ost Tssr m
bLtorhood; close to elem. schools.
Jan. 1. Lease. Sl75. JE. 1880.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
near Spring Valley shopping center.
.ispnR$ bRihs; SGoS Sf%}I;!% RSi EM: %;l$f5$ $$.
turn and clean. % sas heW BEi1hi bi o 6niSfIy mfn.
IN OLD CHEVY CHASE between
Chevy Chase and Columbia Country
Clubs. Beautiful frame home. re-
decorated throughout; s rms, 3ia
paths. incl. heated porch on each
f.; det, .2-car garage: $3.50 per mo.
For further particulars and to in
Spect. call AMERICAN SECURITY
q TRUST CO. ST. 10000. -27
kENSINGTON. MD, 1907 Oberon sc.
C-9 rms. baths, completely furn.
Children accepted Rent will be made
reasonable to tenant with good ref
erences who will give good care to
premises. To inspect call AMERI-
SAaM SECURITY g. TRUST CO.. ST.
WARDMAN PARK AREA, e52O Wood
ley I'd. NV rms, bedrms., 2h
baths. Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, sun
porch; garage. Large yard. 5000
ALEX, VA.-o bedrms.. usual rms.
and facilities. OV. 3-495g sat-
Sun. all day. Daily, after q p.m.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit., bath
En1ciency studio rm., kit, dinette
dressing Hn. and bath. Also bache-
lof apt. 1T. S-42S2.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
HARTFORD TERRACE
NEAR NAYLOR GARDENS
SHOPPING. CENTER

Large modern apts., consisting OF
2 twin-sized bedrms, very large liv.
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath.
BUS SERVICE TO DOOR
2 Blocks to Schools and Shopping
Fenced Equip. Playground for Children
Laundry and Storage Facilities
EXHAUST FANS IN KITCHEN
WALK-IN CLOSETS
Evening star., 1953-12-26
HOUSES UNFuRNlsHep

BIR9oKfoNT. e537 Broad St
9Th 9il heat, built-in garage; streetcar
Il firees SARI0cK dIS0%n5oTn; N; 500 99, per mo- R.
IMMACULATE BuNGALoWv, on level.
4: =. KEssTNoER q co CO. 't1 Ju. DiS: 3:
rHREE-BEDRM. BRICK - Eouipped
sit;: 49l5 Bangor dr.. Garrett
Is S125 mo. Call Oh. 9-9I40 for
liSs BELMONT ST. N.w.-1o rms,
TRUST CO ST 10000. -si
ALEXANDRlA-Jefferson Manor. .
pedrms;; sxIi, semidSet.' AL cond.; sos.
NkxRBY Hxfh Yimmfe: mS15 "a lsrse srss41 rms, em
fireplace, oak loors; good cond.::
large lot; side drive; near Shopping
center. OWNER. ia, 9-701O. --27
kOCkVHLE-Thre bedrms.. liv. rm.,
Sin;t Sin; rm;, kit, bath; bath; garage; full
center. siio. Po. 2-433s. Me
Cod; walking distance NH. ''i modern $
kit.. daylight bsmt.. gas h-wh,;
Sl5o mo. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DL
FoXHALL RD.. 8 min. to downtown
3-bedrm. house, fenced yard, garage,
"a blk. stores and transp. l blk.
school. $1l6 per mo. JU. 6-24s2.
SILVER SPRING AREA, 241s Evans
tl:.. Or, TOR rent with option to buy-At-
with beautiful recreation room on
large Anchor-fenced lot: liv. rm,
with, fireplace, din. rm.. kitchen and
gas gas heat close e sEh99ls CHURCHES
ave. about 2 mi. beyond silver spe.,
P:s,G9iI ?: GILL 10. 5-2205 and 10.
TWo -2BEDRM. RAMBLER. uv. w rm..
kitchen -dinette. storage attic. auto
matte gas heat: 10 min to Silver
Spring. Bethesda Health Center. near
schools and bus: 500. ia. 2-2a72.
AGER RD.. 852s-Rent reduced. De-
tached corner house. 3 bedrms. liv.
rm.. din. rm., closed-in sun porch.
s1tOi s1n u heat, b WM w Z. PAWS. INC.
bath. dreeer rm.. garage: oil heat.
FOR RENT-s-bedroom house; Jr.
@odeSn h1me %vtnsEGSs BsarSs 1srHla s. H
rm., firepl,. left. picture window.
equipped kit, lge. expansible attic:
Bendix washer; fenced yard. Immed.
occupancy: S110 per mo. NO; z
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Nr Columbia
Country Club, a det. brick home. 3
session. Kinks REALTY CO,
REAaLLTToRs. EsAaLLTTo Ho. 2-e77s. Ewes oL.
SILVER sPRING-3-yr. -old home in
Carroll Knolls. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with flrcpl.. din. rm.. equipped kit,
full tile bsmt.. gas heat, attic fan,
fenced yard; S125 mo-, JU. b-es71.
KENsINGToN, MD.-2-bedrm. brick.
lge. kit, full bsmt.. porch. fenced
lot: on busline. blks. from shops.
Sl15 per mo. WO. 6-SS25.
FAIRLAWN-5-rm. semidet, 2 bed
rms, rec. rm.,- lge. fenced I'd. Ii.
4.10SS for Information. --27
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler,
dead-end street. Vacant. S1l5. JE.
3-2250. ARFAx REALTY. -27
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, Bsmt... 2 porches. fenced
I'd Ayail. immsd $3.50. JE. 3-2Ss50.
bSmt; ss5. JE. 3-@25o AREAx
BETThnEsbA AREA bedrms., bath
liy. rm1 Mt.' fenced yd., $50 to 500.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Half blk. from western ave: 3 bed
rooms, screened. porch. recr. rm.:
Evening star., 1953-12-26
COLORED
MALCOLM APIS.

NIk1LOOAM IAI I'D.
New sspts; 1929 Se Hunt pl; ME; ;:;;,,l Dean
dinette. kit. equip. with refgr. with
deep-freeze compartment, gas range,
tiled bath: safe playground for chill
dren; laundry facilities;. individual
tions: Out Benning rd. to 44th ST.,
left to Hunt pl, right on Hunt 2
blocks to premises. Agent on .premi-
ses 2 to Saturday and Sunday.
JACK KRAFT
sos 14th st. NV. MA. $4,000
81
Evening star., 1953-12-26
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

2-BEDRM. APIS. in modern new
bldg; conv. to transp.. schools and
shopping. Avail Jan 1st MORRIS.
MILLER REAL ESTATE. JU 5-52OO
Evening star., 1953-12-26
APTs. UNFURNIshED-MD.

APIS. AVAILABLE at Cobur Terrace,
5100 Defense hwy. Bladensburg
ter: bus stops at door. WA. 7-276s.
DE LUKE APARTMENTS, mr.. Mont
gomery Blair High School, Silver
Spring-Picture windows. Venetian
ties. Newly redecorated. 1-bedrm.
apts., $3.50 to $3.50. 2-bedrm.
apis. $95.5O to $100.50 mo. Utili-
ties paid, NO pets. To inspect call
Manager between and 8 pm. only.
JU 6-1266 pr
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
Service For
Rev. Uphoff
Are Tonight

Funeral services will be held at
8 o'clock tonight in Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church for the con-
gregation's pastor, the Rev. Dud-
ley F. Uphoff, who died Tuesday
in Mount Sinai Hospital. He under
went surgery there recently. The
church is located at East 125th st.
and Phillips ave.
Rev. Uphoff had been pastor at
the Phillips Avenue church just
four years, coming there on Sep
tember 18th, 1949. He was born
in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin, 49
years ago; was graduated from the
University of Wisconsin and pre-
pared for his chosen career at
Mccormick Theological Seminary
in Chicago.
His first charge was at Bethany
Presbyterian Church in Rockford,
Ill, after which he served the First
Church in Green Bay, Wis, before
coming to East Cleveland.
He was a member Of the East
Cleveland Ministerial Association
and served on the board of the
Cleveland Presbytery.
Surviving are his wife, Lois; a
son, Dudley F., jr.; a daughter,
Mary Lois, and brother, Willard
Uphoff.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
Start Fire
Inspections
On Monday

On Monday, September 28th, the
East Cleveland Fire Department
will start its regular. Fall Home
Inspection program.
In announcing this visitation
Fire Chief Fred w. Lange express
ses the hope that all residents will
receive these fireman in the spirit
in which the program is being ocn-
Quoted. Trained j n fire prevention,
these men will try to point out to
home owners things which they
may have overlooked which could
cause a fire and thereby endanger
a life.
"The cooperation of the citizens
is needed at all times to maintain
a good fire prevention record, and
we hope everyone will continue to
give us their fullest support" says
Chief Lange.
In the two previous fall inspec-
tions programs, the department
has covered two-thirds of all homes
in East Cleveland. With this fall
the final one-third of the homes
will be visited to complete the cycle.
With the fall of 1854 the cycle will
be started all over again, thus CIV
ing each home one inspection every
three years.
In instances where recommends
tions are made, a return call is
made.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17

Upon recommendation Of ". F
Leist, Assistant to the Principal
the board approved the appoint
ment of Burt E. Skeel and Fenton
Moore as bus drivers.
The board also approved an
agreement with Alvin A. Siegal,
1886 Commonwealth ave., Mayfield
Heights, to act as concessionaire
at Shaw Stadium this school year.
Mr.. Siegal holds similar positions
under contracts with Cleveland
Heights and John Adams high
schools.
The board also approved the
recommendation of the superin-
tendent of two teachers. Mrs.
Eleanor Clark at Caledonia, and
Helen Scott at Rozell school. Both
will teach the first semester only.
Tuition was approved for seven
children to Sunbeam School and
six pupils to special classes in the
Cleveland Heights schools.
The following substitute teach
ers were approved:
Elementary School - Doris
Aumend, Genevieve Austin, Hen
rietta Goodman, Nita Gregg, Edna
Holland, Marian Lerner, Gladys
Pfeifer, Rebecca Price, !Cornelia
Stockstill.
Junior and Senior High School
- Violet Apthorp, Bertha Benton,
Dorothy Bevins, Dorothy Burk-
holder, Miriam Dowdell, Naomi
Minister Click, Ruth LaChance,
Enid Lupeson, Ruby McAllister,
Doris Reynard, Estella Ruby.
The board has decided to raze
the old frame building it owns at
1885 Doan ave. A few years ago
the board considered a similar ac-
tion, but in view of the shortage
of rental units, decided to delay
tearing down the building until
rental units were more plentiful.
With the housing shortage about
over, it will now remove the struc-
ture.
Tenants will be given until
April 1st to seek new quarters.
The building will then be razed
and the ground put in condition
to add to its Mayfair school
grounds.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17

Filled with enthusiasm for their
first all-East-Cleveland fund drive
members of the East Cleveland
League of Women Voters attended
kickoff brunch at the home of
chairman, Mrs. John Ernst, 1746
Eastman on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 1th, at 10000 a. m.
Deep in plans for their first very
one fund drive for their very own
program are these members of the
campaign as they met Monday
morning. Reading from left
to right: Mrs. Ernst, Mrs. Glenn
Kitson, Mrs. Hamilton Beatty,
Mrs. Harry Winsor, Mrs. Norbert
Rutta and Mrs. Stanley Strunk.
Also on the committee but not
shown are Mrs. Stewart V. Com
Minis, president, Mrs. Don Collister,
Mrs. Harry F. Willert and Mrs.
Helen Sprenkle.
For the first time since Cuya-
hoga County was divided into six
Individual units, the East Cleve-
land League will carry on its own
drive for funds to operate its own
program for the coming year.
Approaching East Cleveland citi-
zens to raise the goal of $4,000
will be Mrs. Glenn Kitson, Mrs.
Harry Winsor, Mrs. Don Collister,
Mrs. Norbert Rutta, Mrs. Stuart
Cummins, Mrs. Harry F. Willert,
Mrs. Stanley Strunk, Mrs. Hamil-
ton Beatty, Mrs. Helen Sprenkle
and Mrs. John Ernst.
The program of the East Cleve-
land League includes study and
frequently action on national, state
and local issues. In the past, this
has included study of the Bricker
amendment, support for calling a
state constitutional convention, and
support of the East Cleveland
school bond issue last year.
A major function of the League
is to provide factual material on
issues and candidates at election
time as a part of it's "every citi-
zen an informed voter" program.
League plans underway include
discussion meetings on the state
program beginning in early Octo-
ber.
President Of the East Cleveland
League is Mrs. Stuart Y. Cummins,
16O8O Glynn rd. commenting on the
campaign said: "We believe we
have real contribution to make
in our community, and,, we hope
that the community will contribute
to our work..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
DeMoIays'


Cleveland Chapter Order of De-
Molay will hold their Tooth public
installation of officers on Saturday
evening, September 10 at 8 pm. in
the Commandery Room of the Ma
sonic Temple, 3615 Euclid ave.
Kelvin V. Kramp will be installed
as the chapters Tooth Master Coun-
cilor, Gordon Keller will be the in
stalling officer as the following
officers assume their stations
Councillor, Kelvin G. Kramp; Sen
Tor Councillor, Thomas R. Wal
worth; Junior Councillor, Dewey
o. Huston; Treasurer, Anthony R
Beranek; Senior Deacon, Robert
Barclay; Junior Deacon, Richard
L. Schmoly; Senior Steward, Rob-
ert B. Mcknight; Junior Steward,
David Glynn; Chaplain, Richard j,
Follett; Sentinel, Donald Draheim
Standard Bearer, Robert Kraus
Almoner, David A. Whitehorn ;
Marshal, Thomas Papouras; Ora
tor, Larry E. Huston; First Pre-
ceptor, Robert Barto; Second Pre-
ceptor, Anthony Graham; Third
Preceptor, Richard Moller; Fourth
Preceptor, Jerry D. New; Fifth
Preceptor, William Ruff; Sixth
Preceptor, George Huston and
Seventh Preceptor Joseph Phillips.
Mr.. Walter Clauss will be the
organist and Miss Barbara Walker
will be the soloist.
The DeMolay tribute to mother
hood will be repsented by Robert
F. Heidinger.
Cleveland Chapter is the second
oldest Chapter in the state and the
first to install it's Tooth Master
Councillor. The Chaper is endeav-
oring to contact all of its past
Master Councillors in order to have
them in attendance but due to so
many changes of address it is diff
ficult to contact them all. Any
Past Master Councillor reading this
is asked to contact Howard W.
Smart at KE. 1906.
The public is invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
Former Minister
Here On Sunday

Many older residents recall the
Rev. DR.. G. B. Williamson who
served as pastor of The First
Church of the Nazarene in East
Cleveland from May 1881 to
August Of 1886.
The Rev. Williamson left the
East Cleveland church to become
the president of Eastern Nazareye
College at Wollaston, Mass, where
he presided for a period of eight
years. He then served as pastor
of The First Church of the Naza-
rene at Kansas City, Mo-, from
which pastorate he was elected to
his present office of General
Superintendent. He serves as Sec
retary of the Board of five and
together with them shares global
responsibility for the denomina-
ton.
The Rev. Williamson has recent
ly made a world wide tour. He
will be speaking at the 10:45 a. M.
Sunday service at The First
Church of the Nazarene, Hayden
ave. at Claiborne rd.
The music will be directed by
Prof. Vesy Stemm and the pastor
will conduct the service. The eve-
ming service is held at 1880 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
See Yourself In
Picnic Films At
City's Two Movies

East Clevelanders who attended
the Community Picnic at Euclid
Beach Park September End, will
have the opportunity of seeing
themselves and their friends in ac-
ton, it has been announced by the
East Cleveland Picnic Committee.
Movies prepared under the spon-
sorship of the Committee by the
Shaw-Hayden and Wind-A-Meer
Theatres, including all the exciting
events of East Clevelands biggest
gathering of the year, will be
shown at the Shaw-Hayden The
atre starting tonight through Sat-
urday and at the Wind-A-Meer
Theatre Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September %, "a and 25.
The theatres have announced
that the Picnic Films will be shown
along with their regular programs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17

distributed through the agency
which provides So in food and ST in
cash for all other needs.
There was no hesitation on the
part of the three "brothers" from
Shaw in pleading Maryvonne's case
before the Student Council Tues
day. The boys are already collect
ing warm substantial clothing and
other articles to send to Mary
vonne and her family, before they
are off for their respective col
leges.
They describe Maryvonne as ga
darling" who threw her arms about
them and thanked them over and
over for their help.
zone just can't imagine a fam
ily living on so little," said Al,
"and to think there are 100 Of
these little orphans being cared for
in France alone"
The boys agree that Foster Par
ent Plan is doing a big job and
doing it well. They also agree that
America is surely the land of
plenty.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17

Winners of five contests in nine
games last year, the East Cleve-
landers are blessed with the good
fortune of playing at home for
five consecutive weeks-except for
an open date October 9th, this
season.
After Fridays opener against
the strong West Senate Cowboys,
Shaw will get ready for Collinwood
High in their annual neighborhood
tussle which is next Friday, Sep
tember 25th.
Coach Cawrse is we'll satisfied
with the performance of his
charges to date despite the fact
that the starting squad is made
up practically of all seniors.
Last year we were somewhat
inexperienced but gained conf
dence in winning more than we
lost" said Cawrse, "and we all
hope that this is the year. we can
be in the thick of the Lake Erie
League title chase"
The 1852 Cardinals won three
and lost three in league action.
Returning lettermen who have
pleased the Cards coach include:
Dick Kohagen, 155-pound senior
and Bob Cathcart, a 170-pound
senior, both of whom are ends. The
tackles include seniors Dick Del
essandro and George Kalas, 215
and 235 pounds respectively. Ex-
perienced guards, both tipping the
scales around ITO, are Bob Morri-
son and Tom Lowery. Monogram
wearers in the backfield are Bill
Whitacre, 175-pound quarterback,
who will handle the kicking and
passing chores in addition to set
ting up the offensive attack; Derry
Clay, 10, Jay Hunton, the only
junior, $50, and Jack Hanson, 155,
are battling for halfback posts
while Dick Follett's 205 pounds
makes him a good bet to be back
at fullback for this season.
Non-lettermen seeking starting
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17

That long ago, as young girls,
they worked together in a dress
making establishment, Enseimer &
Fishel-on West Third st. They
also played together. Then their
conversation was boys, dances, pic
mics, socials.
Sunday their paths met again in
the home of Mrs. M. Burgess, 14204
Scioto ave. They reminisced. They
laughed and they joked as old
times were recalled. 1t was fun
turning back the pages. They also
talked about their families and to-
day when life is so different.
Mrs. Burgess says it took three
weeks to locate "the girls" but the
effort and the preparation of the
dinner, was worth the joy the re-
union gave to twelve matrons, girls
together in their yesteryears.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
Name Local Pastor
To Bible Institute

Donald B. Woodby, pastor of the
Hayden Avenue Baptist Church,
has been appointed director of the
Baptist Bible Institute Of Cleve-
land.
The Baptist Bible Institute since
its founding in 1912, has been a
training school for pastors, mis-
sionaries, and Sunday school teach
ers. In the past the school has
been held in the Hough Avenue
Baptist Church, but due to the
burning of that church, the new
location will be the Brookside Bap-
tist Church, 1920 Henninger I'd.
Glasses are held Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from Z to 9:45.
Last year the enrolment was we'll
over 100 and good attendance is
expected again this year.
Rev. Woody has pastored the
Hayden church for three years, and
resides with his family at 1922
Elsinore ave
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
Great Books To
Start Study At
Library Oct. 5

The East Cleveland Library re-
ports this years beginning Great
Books Group will hold it's first
session on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 5th, and will meet regularly
every other week. Forty members
will be accepted. Those interested
are invited to register now at the
Library. The names of the leaders
will be announced later.
Eighteen great books will be dis
cussed, including Plato's Apology,
The Confessions of st. Augustine,
Machiavelli's Prince, Rousseau's
Social Contract, The Communist
Manifesto, and eleven others
equally important.
Members of Great Books Group
have always found the discussions
rewarding," says Miss Sarah E..
Miller, librarian. They develop
more worthwhile reading interests,
read more understandingly, and
think more clearly. They make
good friends. People often say,
This is the only place where 1
ever hear conversation about
ideas'".
Proof of the strong hold the
Great Books Program has on its
membership is the continuing in
terest shown. The East Cleveland
Library will have six groups dur
ing the 1953-54 season: the first,
second, third, fifth, sixth and
eighth years.