Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10

IeS go on as usual at the par
sonage. Mrs. John Dietz took
over in your pstor's absence,
this past Sunday.
There will be a meeting OF
the official board next Sunday
evening at 8 pm. at the par
sonage.
There will be a meeting OF
the Plymouth Rock Association
at $50 pm. Delegates from
the United church will attend
in Burton, Tuesday, March Is,
this conference.
We are endeavoring to raise
$3.50 for the music fund. All
contributions should be given to
the church treasurer, Mr.. Mer-
rill Spurrier or put in the spec
ial collection envelopes.
A special evening service is
being planned at the church.
Our guest speaker will be the
Rev. Lewis Gilbert, superinten-
dent of the Ohio Congregation
of Christian churches. T h e e
will be special music by the
choir. A special quartet is in
rehearsal now, with hopes they
will be prepared to sing at this
special evening service.
The Young Peoples Society,
at their meeting last Sunday
evening, voted to have another
party for the young people of
our community. The date being,
March 18, at 800 pm. at the
church.
Work Day For Christ" will
be on April 16. TIL young people
of the church will obtain part
time jobs such as mothers help
ers, baby sitting, moving lawns
(if we amt SnoWedD etc. All
proceeds from these jobs will
go into a fund and be sent
to the World Relief Fund. If
you have any work that can
be done on that day by the
young people of our church
please call Rev. Frank and he
will line up a worker for you.
A new course in Il Believe"
will be started at the young
peoples meetings next Sunday.
1t will be a committee of dis
cuSSion on the fundamental be-
liefS in the Christian way of
life taken from the book Il
Believe" by Nevin C. Harmer.
Everyone is invited. Your age
and religion background does
not affect your membership in
this class.
A triple surprise birthday ce-
LIBERATION was held a the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sly on
Sunday. Feb. 27, to honor Mr..
Jesse Sly, Miss Dolly Buber =,
and Miss Beatrice Sly. T h e ir
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buber and son, John, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry KaZsuk and child
rem of Huntsburg and Mrs. En-
ma Sly of MeSopotamia. A
light lunch was served h e
guests with cake, ice creamfor
dessert.
Mrs. Willis Oliver attended
the Welcome Wagon luncheon
at HigbeeS in Cleveland a S t
Friday.
A P. T. C. meeting was held
at the school last Thursday
evening. The nominating COM
mittee for new officers is Mrs.
Ray BeardSley, Mrs. Lillia n
Anderson and Mrs. Mike Tur-
koc. They will give their re-
port at the next meeting in
April.
At the recent school boa + d
meetin a discussion took place
on dog tags" for our school
children. The board approved
such a program. Eventually all
parents will be notified on how
to purchase these Identification
bracelets for their children and
the cost of the articles. The tag
will bear the childs name, ad-
dress and religious faith.
On Thursday of this week our
school bond will play at the
elementary school musical fes-
tival in Chardon. Claridon and
Huntsburg schools are uniting
at this musical, with Mr.. Ber-
nard Moore as director of mu-
sic.
Last Friday Huntsburg met at
Claridon fof the basketball
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