East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

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tion.
December is always a gay month
in clubdom with Christmas offer
ing the opportunity for special
attention socially. This column
welcomes the news club Christmas
activities and the Personal Column
welcomes holiday news about club
members. PO. 1898.
The Christmas Party Of the Ter
race Garden Club will be held
Tuesday, December 9Th at the home
of Mrs. c. w. Tigemeyer, 1916
Oakridge rd., Cleveland Heights
at 1:15 o'clock. Mrs. K. D. Scott,
one of the clubs newer members
will be the speaker.
Tale Tellers of the Church of
the Cross will have a Christmas
dinner party Monday, December
5th in the home of Mrs. William
Oetjen, 1924 Eastwick rd. Instead
of bringing a gift for the usual ex-
change, the story loving members
will bring a contribution for a
club gift to a worthy fund this
Christmas time.
The Christmas meeting Of the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Ladies is
being held on Monday, December
9th with Mrs. Homer c. Alexander,
2050 Lee blvd. as hostess and Mrs.
David J. Martinson and Mrs. Will
liam f. Morris as assisting host
esses. Following the luncheon Mrs.
Lee NJ. Younker will review "The
Story of Ruth" by Frank Slaughter.
The Junior Board of Huron Road
Hospital will meet for luncheon
on Wednesday, December 7th at
the home of Mrs. A. Engle Lenhert,
157765 Henley rd., Forest Hills. The
assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Stanley S. Webster, Mrs. Alan E.
Smith, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs.
Paul L. Tuttle and Mrs. Ohio L.
Hawk.
They came bearing gifts, the
wisemen of old. And so the men,
bers of the East Cleveland Wom-
ans Club will again come to their |
December Christmas party bearing
gifts. There will be gaily wrapped |
be-ribboned packages for Blossom
School for Girls and Rainbow Hos
pital for Crippled Children. Miss
Catherine Ross, as chairman of |
The former giftgiving and Mrs.
Henry Trenner, as chairman for
the latter, will see that the gifts
each the homes in time for Christ
mas morning.
In addition Mrs. L. F.. Pa"dca,
Philanthropy chairman will receive
the articles to be placed in the
Christmas baskets which the club
will also distribute.
After playing Santa the mem
oers will enjoy luncheon and
bridge, Mrs. Ella Shalvoy, Circle
Chairman being in charge, assisted
,y Mrs. George Reazer. All Circle
and the president, Mrs.
Richard S. Horan.
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The Ohio University Mothers
Club is having it's Christmas lunch
.on on Tuesday, December 18th,
It 1870 p. m. at 1903 Euclid ave.
reservations can be made by call
ng FA. 1-4678 or Me. 1-8065.
The Golden Age Club will have
is their guest Monday, Decem-
,er 5th Mrs. James Noble of Solon.
rive a program of interpretive
lances.
Forty members of the Euclid
Club have accepted the invitation
o attend this meeting. Refresh
nents will be served.
The club meets at the East
Cleveland Woman's Club, 1747
ave. at 1:30 p. m.
The Mount Union Women of
,leveland will hold Christmas
lift shower at the home of the
resident, Mrs. c. r. Wright, 1926
)akhill rd., on Thursday, Decem-
er 9Th.
The shower gifts will go to Yo-
hino Murakami from Hiroshima,
apan, a senior at Mount Union
'ollege, who has been aided by the
1ount Union Women of Cleveland.
he group made it possible for her
D accept her scholarship by paying
er passage from Japan to the COL
ege in Alliance, Ohio. Il
Contributions to the shower may
e made by calling Mrs. Wright at
IL. 1879.
Theta Lambda Phi alumnae will
old their Christmas party on Mon
ay, December 5th, at Windermere
Iethodist Church. The dinner at
80 will be followed by a gift ex-
lange, games and songs.
Contributions for the Christmas
roject, and special articles for
tate Hospital will be collected.
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