East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-09

and Mrs. Lester H. Symes. The!
have been busy making the brav,
new World which will be the cen
ter of. interest and starting ter
minal of the trip. They have tC
remove the door frame from
Welty's recreation room in order
to move it to the show place.
Mrs. Inman Cooke, Mrs. Ken.
meth Cunningham, and Mrs
William Jones will register be.
tween 9 am. and IL Noon on the
day of the show. The Social Com
mittee will serve luncheon to the
judges and the working commit
tees, after which the entries will
be judged and ribbons awarded.
The show will be open to the pub
lie between 8 and 8 p. m.
Mrs. Herbert C. Wunderlich is
general chairman of the Flower
Show. Her committee members
are Mrs. Roy 7. Koelloker, Mrs.
Leonard A. Lindner, Mrs. Virgil
M. Maxwell, Mrs. James A. Ralph,
and Mrs. Arthur E. Shank. Hill
tops president, Mrs. Joseph Millin
is being generally and specifically
helpful on all the various commit
tees.
Please address items for this
column to Elsa C. Berg, 146OO
Euclid ave. While the deadline for
all news is Tuesday, club items
are expected to be received no later
than Monday. Please call PO.
1888 for any desired information.
Eight members of the East
Cleveland Golden Age Club at
tended Cleveland Camp this year,
just returning from a week at the
camp. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stemm, 3245 West 82nd ST.;
the club president, Mrs. Mildred
Richmond, 1888 Rudyard; Mrs.
May Smith, 1887 Lake Shore
blvd; Mrs. Betsy Lewis, 1865
Scottdale rd.; Mrs. Catherine
Gurke, 1902 Clifton blvd; Mrs. |
Minerva Fry, 14012 Orinoco ave.;
Mrs. Jessie Curtis, 1888 Allandale
ave.
Due to the Golden Age Hobby
Show next week, the East Cleve-
land Sunny Monday Club is can
ceiling its usual afternoon session
at the East Cleveland Woman's
Club house, and attending the
show. They will be the guests of
the Junior Women's club during a
refreshment hour.
The Hobby Show is being staged
at 2717 Euclid ave. and number
of East Cleveland club members
are entering items fashioned DUR
ing their hobby hours.
To start off their fall and win
ter season of service, the Lions
Club of East Cleveland will stage
a kickoff ladies night dinner at
Owens Plantation on Tuesday
evening, September 18th.
The guest of honor and chief
speaker will be District Governor
Charles Ruddick of Akron. The
presidents of clubs in the outlying
districts are also being invited to
the diner which will be served at
700 p. m.
Arranging for the meeting is a
committee headed by Peter A.
Nesi who is being assisted by Chris
T. Gramines, Paul r. Mccormick,
l.. Truden, Edgar E.
Vance, Richard D. Jesse, Robert
Thompson and J. Dan Woodley.
There will be special gifts and
favors for the ladies.
Friday is a big day in the week
for members of the Nelaview
Golden Age Club. That is the day
they hold their meetings and
hostess ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10th
will be Mrs. Jessie Curtis, 1888
Allandale ave. Members will bring
heir own sandwiches and the
hostess will serve other luncheon
items at 1890 o'clock. The club
welcomes Golden Ayers.
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There's unique organization
among the members of the Loyal
Class at the Church of
he Cross. To expand their back
grounds the class affords two
book clubs, the Tale Tellers and
he Proto group. Each meets on
is own schedule, has its own Off
,ers and its own program.
Starting off their season are
he Tale Tellers as guests of their
president, Mrs. Alfred Jandt, 841
Ielmsdale Monday, September 13.
Mrs. William Linehand will be
evenings reviewer.