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The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07

vised help may be given to such
a project by the research facili-
ties of the Greater University of
Montana.
1T is required because of our
growing population, our longer
life span, increased need for low
cost housing for the aged and
other factors. These problems
must be met by our Legislature, ''
he said
Sound planning for the years
ahead also is a step toward eco.
nomy. But no Montanan wishes
our older men and women to
spend their last years living, as
many do at present, on assist.
ance grants of just enough to
keep them alive They must have
enough assistance to maintain
a decent standard and spend
their last years in the dignity, re.
spect and joy their past services
to our state entities them.
The Navy cares for almost l8.,
600 patients a daV in 20 hOSDitalC
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Conservation Of
Natural Resources

The entire area of Glacier
County is organized under State
law as a soil conservation dis
trict. The educational program
of the district is the responsible
lity of the County Extension Of
flee. The Indian people need to
be encouraged to take advantage
of the services offered by the
Soil Conservation district. Thru
controlled grazing, regulated by
the Forestry and Grazing divi-
sion of the Indian Service, the
grass resource of Indian land is
being conserved to the utmost.
There is need for considerable
work for the conservation of the
water resource and it's proper
use on the reservation.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Agricultural Production

The 1854 crop season brought
just average yields There is very
little fall moisture, which makes
prospects for 1855 none too
bright without an unusual
amount of spring and summer
moisture. Farmers are going to
have to pay considerable atten-
ton to ways and means of in
creasing their efficiency of oper-
ations. Although there was a
slight increase in livestock prices
over 1858, livestock operators
must also increase their eff
cheney of operation to insure suf-
ficient income to carry on their
operations.
Rural people are going to have
to tighten their belts and look to
producing more economically.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07

be rewarded.
From the South Pasadena Re-
view, South Pasadena, California:
Perhaps. as a people. we are be-
coming mature. In the atomic age
SO swiftly come upon US, man.
kinds newborn power to destroy
his world has destroyed forever
the illusion that proud men, or
proud Nations. can stand secure
in their own strength.
From the Bassett and Henry
County Journal, Bassett, Virginia:
For If we stop to count our bless
ings, we would soon be at peace
with the world. Our mind would be
free Of everyday worries and sleep
would surely follow.
We get SO concerned every once
in a while with the little aggrava-
tions Of each day that we forget
all the good things that have come
into our life.
In fact, we are sure that not a
single day goes by. regardless of
how hectic it might be, but that
we have many things to be thank
full for.
The very fact that we are able
to get out Of bed and go to our
jobs is something to be thankful
for. Many would disagree but in
what other way will our families
have bread on the table and
clothes to wear.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Social Relationships. Adjust
msnts and Cultural Values

With the increase in the mum.
Der and the variety of CONNER
cial recreational facilities avail
able, the interest in family and
community life has been lost. In
years past, people made their
own recreation. Now pride in
family and community develop
ment as social and cultural units
very nearly has become a thing
of the past.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Charter No. 108s3
Charter No. Ioss3 Reserve District No.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BROWNING

M pssbed the he sSie % business sR
Currency under Section 5si s'S' IN"
Cash balances with other banks. including reserve
United Government Obligations direct '
obligsions Of States $1,000
Fsae1s Ss ssseSe nfnSe bsS stock
None
10 Customers liability 2 '.'Ae
u Other her, assets ssv7s :. ,s, osS Nons s
10 Demand deposits of individuals partnerships
IA Time deposits Of individuals partnerships,
peposIss Government 1''ss'
Deposits States Political SUBDIVISIONS l74sSs4s
cashiers
20 Bills payable, redscounts, and other
and other estate '~,- premises
~ this bank and outstanding None
4 4 onST ToTAn TaGIafA liabilities ST 7s4 ssos sos
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
lcj Common total $4,000
3 3 naiEis.d Surplgs nrofi,; sss491S sssS9GS
''';$$i$ @ '{;;;; Asssy'Fs
81 Assets pledged assigned to liabilities and
30 s Loans as shown above are after deduction
shsrburne, President abovensmed bank DO
Rs snoRisdss wesn and 'Re Dee Re ABOVE
J. L. Sherburne President
coRREcT-ATTEsT:
F F,iths F sherBsrne 9 BsrGevicb
n a5e Of snd ms 4 day of
and hereby certify that a" sfo
My commission expires 27 1857
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
THIS WEEKS RECIPE.
Bacon Dressing

(For Greens or SpinacD
4 slices bacon, diced fine
"a small onion. chopped
"a cup mild vinegar
tablespoon sugar
teaspoon salt
Fry bacon until crisp. Add
onion and cook until tender but
not brown. Add remaining in
gradients. Heat and pour over
salad ingredients.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07

A FEW slivers of roast pork will
"A make a delightful supper dish
when combined with cooked rice
and mushrooms. Add some scram-
bled egg mixture to this while
heating and serve with soy sauce.
If desired
When you're serving a sweet
potato casserole, team with bulk
pork sausage patties and broiled
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Farm Homes and BUILDINGS

For many years, until the past
year, very little has been done
with this project. Some planning
for root cellars. corrals, and out
buildings, was done many years
ago. The past year, a little work
has been done in planning of
buildings and homes in the rural
areas for convenience, comfort,
and efficiency. Very little, if any
thing, has been done in the way
of beautifying the grounds of
farm and ranch homes. Santa
ton is a big problem in many
areas of the reservation.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Health

Health
Except for a very small
amount of work with All Club
and Home Demonstration Club
members, very little has been
done bringing to the people
principles of good nutrition. This
is a field that is wide open and
one in which Extension can play
an important part through the
development of health programs
in All Clubs, Home Demonstra-
ton clubs and other groups. Pro-
duction and utilization of home
grown foods can also be a factor
In fostering better health.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07
Marketing and
Distribution

Indian people will need to be
kept informed on market condi.
tions, market demands and out.
lets. Increased and more efficient
production makes it imperative
that the best system possible OF
marketing be developed. The de,
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07

mands of the consuming public
will need to be taken into consi-
deration.
The Glacier reporter., 1955-01-07

The Navy cares for almost 18.
600 patients day in 29 hospitals
Evening star., 1955-06-12
SILVER HILL

Extra lac. brick rambler: 3 big bed
rms separate dining rm,; lee.
kit. liv. rm. and fireplace. Full
bSmt. with ASphalt-tile floor. One
half hath. l block off Branch ave,
GI or non-GI can purchase with
50 900 down.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Compact brick bungalow on desirable
corner lot: 3 blocks from ST. MaryS
Church and School and lse. shop-
ping center. 5ce down to G1.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Rosecroft-O -Oxon Hill

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN THIS AFTERNOON
1852 Brinkley rd., Just past the
Rosecroft Raceway entrance. Large
tree-shaded fenced lot Spa cious
living room. full dining room. dream
kitchen plus two bedrooms Base
ment, Dashboard heat. Stairway
TO expandable attic which has large
windows, etc, suitable for two adj
ditional bedrooms at little cosh
The price of S15.750 is less than
you would expect. Consider youf
present home in trade. Out Branch
ave. sc. or So Capitol Bridge and
follow Rosecroft raceway signs.
LU. 4-545T Weekdays 10. S-0400;
JAMES CARROLL, REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
BEILEMEAD

Sl3,500 n
4 -spt dwelling, baths, oil h " h.
Gear garage; gross, $2,700 per
year: $4,000 will handle.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
COTTAGE CITY
BRENTWOOD

NIE,5UW
CT can buy this 6-rm. Cape Cod
with nothing down. bedrms..
h.-w.h.: fireplace; 2-car EaraEe.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
I.ANHAM-1 ACRE
"LEWISDALE'

Charming 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod.
beautiful liv. rm. with firepl,. bsmt.
walking distance to everything. A
steal at Sl6,950. Easy terms ar.
ranged.
MATTHIAS co. q.
WA. 7-061l Call til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

MT RAINIER
S1I,7n0
ia -year-old 2-story home; bedG
rms; dining rm,; lty. rm., kit.i
h0x250 lot: l blk. to school. CT
approved.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
CLOSE TO D. C.
ESTATE AREA

ONLY Sl4a5O FOR A 3-BEDRM
BRlCK BUNGALOW with finished
Basement, Bet you can't beat this
for the money. PROVE IT re
YOURSELF by coming by the house
at o26 w. Grant ave. out PineS
Branch rd. past Philadelphis ave.
Grant ave. to 226 W. Grant ave
Brick Rambler-S17, 500
NEAR EASTERN JR. HIGH AMI
OF INDIVIDUAL HOMES. Pretty
brick home with 3 large bedrmss
fireplace. modern kitchen with
built-in stove and oven, full bSn,t
with exit, CLOSE TO school. s
AND Rus. Out Piney. Branch rd.
left on Old Bladensburg I'd. tc
Buckinrham DIR. right on Buckins,
ham 10 Compton, left to $780,
Evening star., 1955-06-12
B-l6 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES for SALE, Nd. Cont J

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JUNE 12. 1855
Evening star., 1955-06-12

EASTPINES--No money down; Gil
81 1920. Subject to VA appraisal
3-bedrm. bungalow; large lot, with
fireplace in rear yard: mr.. schools
and shopping.
WAYNE REALTY. INC.
AP. T-6200 Ewes. Hemlock 4-516:
FOREST HEIGHTs-Brick. 4 bed
rms. w baths. liv. rm. with fire
place. full bsr1t. with garage; lge
tree-Shaded lot. Owner transferred
and must sell. Call MR.. GRIBBLE
10. s-5s73 or LU. $4,000. PRU
DENTAL REALTY CO.
TEMPLE HILLS : Brick. 4-bedrm
Cape Cod. ~ baths; liv, rm. witt
fireplace. fun bsmt.. lge. fenced lot
GI or non-GI. Call Mr.. Penland
LU. 2-T6l2 or LU. 4-7900. PRu
DENTAL REALTY CO.
CALVERT MANOR. off Indian Heat
hwy. : Spacious. soft. rambler
two 16x16 bedrms.. 26-ft. liv. rm
with fireplace. 2-car garage. i2-acrl
fenced lot Asking Sl6.500. Cal
Mr. WALKER. LO. 1919 or LU
$4,000. PRUDENTIAL REALTY co
Evening star., 1955-06-12

COTTAGE cITY-Bungalow. . bed
rooms, large living room. dining
room, well-euuipped kitchen: gas
heat: screens and storm windows
81. 900 cash
Mt. Rsinier-Apt. arranged for 2
families located 2 blocks from car
$15,750 DUNN A. CO., Realtor,
1898 Rohde Island ave. ne. WA.
1-0O4S: eyes WA H.RIA1 ID
Evening star., 1955-06-12

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Vets anc
non-vets, 81. 900 down. Custom brk
Colonial: screened porch, daylight
bSmt., det. gar. h-w.h. House KEPT
immac. by elderly couple. Price
S14. 500. W. r. HUGHES CO., AP
r-1A00 fi1 O I'M
Evening star., 1955-06-12

oon ~ non.vstf n H,o"" Hon.s S,.,S opnn p;n
2 huge bedrms., extra lse. liv. rm.,
hot-water heat, knotty pine psnelec
kit. with breakfast nook. Takoms
PIX. loc. Price $4,000 W. r
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14OO till G
Evening star., 1955-06-12
ko-NrW uoMFS-ko v,,h

oramic view, now under construc-
tion in University Hills. VA-ap-
proved. S17. .200-S17, 1868. 3 bed
rms. brick; recreation room: ga
rage; patio Next to 1O0-acre park
Pick out your home now, Open sat
University lane or Queens Chape,
I'd. to Colesville rd.. follow Coles.
vile rd. TO Wells parkway, Notrt
Dame st. or Stamford st. anv Of
which will lead into GUMWOOr
DRIVE and new homes Exclusive
Evening star., 1955-06-12

BALI. WASH. PKwY. Riverdale In.
terchange is only 3 blks. from thi,
expansible bungalow. Nom will love
the air-cond.. auto. washer anc
dryer and new RCA estate top.
griddle" range. Kids will love thu
lge. Anchor fenced lot with concrete
Dad will love the terms. $1,000
cash and SS2 total mo. payments
OWNER WA E-OSOo
Evening star., 1955-06-12
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

27Ol 18th AVE. Sc.
j todern 2-bedrm, Cape Cod. Expand
upstairs, lge. din. rm.. bsmt.. ga.
rage. Lovely cor. loc. Prised II
10 S-6427. cox a. CO. 10
S-5S31.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

6 ROOMS, ami: acre land: exclu.
duced to $4,000, SO. zoo down. Ap.
prox. $50 mo. Less than 10 miles
from District line. Route l. Bo,
12l, sign on premises. 10. S-3S70
Evening star., 1955-06-12

s 900 DOWN-Country home. city
conv. 8 mi. D. c., lovely bung.,
Ia acres, spac. ground, landscape
ideal for garden; liv. rm., firepl., .
encl. rear porch. beaut. shrubbery
owner going to Fla. will sacrifice
for S135OO; terms. HE. 4-3500;
ewes. HA. 2-SS93, W. W. LEWIS.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

-2-story frame in excel. cond; &
lge. rms. and bath. Attrac. liv. and
din. rm., oil heat, garage and play
house. Lot 100x110. In comml
area Open for inspection. For sale
by owner. $22,500. UN. 4-S06S.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Graham & Co., JU. 5-6O10
DREAM BUNGALOW

In heart Of Silver Spring. All brick
home in excellent condition with
? twin-sized bedrms. large liv.-
din rm. with fireplace and wall-to-
wall carpeting: exit from full dry
bsmt. to attractive level fenced
yard. Walk to excellent bus sery-
Ice. Call WOODMOOR AGENCY.
INC. JU. 9-5555 till $50 pm.
Realtors. -l3
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Open Sun. 3 to 6--3-bedrm. brk.
with Ia baths: full din. rm. and
full bsmt.. fireplace in lee. liv. rm.
nice fenced lot. Here is one you
can buy in q nice area with a
small amount of cash for VET
or will accept FHA contract to. a
non-veteran; in Takoma Parks nice
section. Out New Hampshire ave
TO Eastwest hwy. left on Eastwest
hwy. blk. to Elm. ave, left on
Elm to 614 and open sign. Mrs.
Conn. JU s-4596. cox a. CO.,
Evening star., 1955-06-12
ADELPHI

24l7 Lyndon st.. West Hyattsville.
Nd, S14.450. This is delight
ful semidetached rambler. featur-
ing large living dining room. mod
ern kitchen. nice bedrooms. tiled
bath, full basement and lavatory;
excellent condition, Will sell with
low cash payment and easy terms.
Call Ma. s-4493 or WO. 6-4905.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

COLUMBIA PARK, 262O-262e Conn
rm., kit, 3 bedrms. and bath; hard
wood floors; auto. oil heat. Price
S9,650. $500 cash. Drive out anc
look at these bargains before yol
buy. Call MR.. ODUM, RE. 1896
Evening star., 1955-06-12

cARMoDY HILLS. 5o6-5lI 75th st
special bargains-Detached home
large liv. .rm., din. rm.. kit. Q bed.
rms, bath; hardwood floors; auto
heat: $3.50, $500 cash. S65 mo
Move in today. MR.. ODUM, RE
Evening star., 1955-06-12

COMPACT. NEW. 3-bedrm, rambler;
overall length so it.. incl. carport;
ideal for retired couple or newly
weds. Comfortable liv. rm.. with
fireplace. Full basemt.. with outside
entr.; high level lot; approx. "a
acre. Will make garden spot.
IL min. to town. via parkway;
asking only $12.q50, with nominal
q. m TTNy
Evening star., 1955-06-12

BEAUTIFUL NEW BHk. CAPE COD
expandable 2nd A.. plumbing rough
ed in. Carport. sundeck, liy. rm.,
! 2 bedrms.. tile bath. custom kitch-
en-; walk-ln bsmt., oil heat; lee
| lot: in Powder Mill Estates. Reas.
dn. payment. OWNER. WA. =
2473, WA. 1-253S.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
NEAR WASHINGTON ExPREssWA7

. acres. many varieties of trees,
fruits, shrubs and flowers. Sroom
brick-and frame home: Gear ga
rage: S26. 900. WINSTON C. CLAY,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
PUBLIC HEARING

PUBLIC HEAKINU
A public hearing will he held
Tuesday, December 9th, 1866 at
7:45 p. m. in the Commission
Chamber of East Cleveland City
Hall to consider the following
recommendations from the Zoning
Board of Appeals:
O An ordinance which defines a
drive-in restaurant and classifies
such a restaurant as coming under
the definition Of a conditional use.
(2) Construction of a 55 room
motel on the northwest corner of
Euclid avenue, and Strathmore ave-
nue..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
Four Services
At ST. PouIs

Christmas Eve will be observed
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
East Cleveland in two services.
At 1880 p. m. there will be a
Family Carol Service, and, at 10:30
p. m. there will be the traditional
Choral Holy Communion and Ser
mon. The Rev. Canon Laurence H.
Hall, Rector, will be the Celebrant
at the latter service assisted by
the Rev. Robert E. Schrack, Cur
ate.
The 1880 p. m. service will be
Evening Prayer sung by the con-
gregation and by the st. Cecilia
choir. Among the carols sung by
the choir will be: 80, How A
Rose Fer Blooming" by Prae-
torius; Bring A Torch, jeanette,
Isabella" Traditional Provincial,
and "For Unto Us Is Born This
Day" and old Fresh Noel. The
offertory anthem by Healey Will
Ian will be, What Is This Lovely
Fragrance" other traditional
hymns to be sung by the congre-
cation will be: 80, Come All Ye
Faithful, at Came Upon A Mid
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night Clear, "Silent Night, and
"Hark! The Herald Angles Sing"
As part of this service there will
be a Christmas Story by the Rec
tor.
The 1890 p. m. service will be-
gin with the congregational sing
ing "The First Noel'', "Good
Christian Men" and God Rest You
Merry, Gentlemen" The Men and
Boys Choir will sing "A Christ
mas Folksong", by Royse, "How
Far Is 1t To Bethlehem, by Shaw,
and "Sing Alleluia", by Nolte. The
musical setting for the Communion
service will be by George Oldroyd.
For the Offertory Anthem the
choir will sing a Sussex Carol,
"News of Great JOY" The Rector
will preach the sermon.
There will be two celebrations
of the Holy Communion on Christ
mas Day at 500 a. m. and 11:15
a. m. The musical setting to the
Communion service at 1l:15 a. M,
by william, will be sung by the St.
Cecilia Choir. The offertory an
them by the choir will be Lovely
Babe, Holy Child, by Stanley Day.
The Rector will preach at this
service. The organist for the serv-
ices Christmas Eve and the 11:15
a. m. service Christmas Day will be
Mr.. Edwin d. Anderson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
Boptists Special
School Program

The observance Of Christmas
Day at the East Cleveland Baptist
Church will be enhanced by a spe-
cial Church School service at 9:45
a. m. This service will be one of
scripture reading and carol sing
ing, sponsored by the young people
of the Church.
At II a. m. the Rev. VIM. E.
Towner will speak on the subject
"The Gospels Christmas Gift" The
special music for thtis Worship
Service to be provided by the
choir and the soloist, Mrs. Randall
Luke, will include Break Forth
Into Joy" by Simper, Carol of
the Little King" by Mary Caldwell,
and "A Star Was His Candle" by
Del Riego. This music is under
the direction of the organist-di-
rector, Mrs. Charles Carroll.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
Christmas 0h Ike Churches

Junior Choir will present "Sheph-
erds, Shake Off your Drowsy
Sleep" 80 Jesu, So Sweet" and
"Ding Dong, Merrily on High;
the "Quempas Carol" (traditional)
will be sung by combined choirs,
and Miss Julie Beaumier, soprano,
soloist, will sing 1.-The Christ
Child (Cornelius).
Director Of the Junior Choirs
and organist, Helen Richards, will
close the service with the post
lude "Now Sing We, Now Rejoice"
81. S. Bach.)
Friends are cordially invited to
the service.
Christmas Day Services at st.
James will be the Church School
at $3.50 o'clock and the Worship
Service at 10:45 a. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
CondIeHght Hour
At ST. James

The traditional Candlelight Serv-
ice will be held at st. James
Lutheran Church, Hayden ave, on
Christmas Eve at 10:45 p. m. at
which time Were it not for Him"
will be the sermon topic of the
Pastor. the Rev. Robert Barkley.
Beautiful, inspiring music will be
presented as follows: Instrumental
prelude Trio Sonata in A Minor"
(Telemann) violin, Helen Richards
flute, Carol Stavash, cello; DR..
Nikola Ovanin, and organ, Shirley
Butcke.
The Senior and Youth Choirs,
under the direction of Mildred
Hobzek, will sing "Here Mid the
Ass and Oxen Mill" Carr. Shaw
and "Maria Sat in Cattle Stall"
(Raphael) with instrumental ac-
compartment. The Boys and Girls
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Trinity PIoyIet
Chrisfmos Eve

The traditional Service Of Carols
and Candlelighting Christmas Eve
at Trinity Evangelical Il United
Brethren Church will include two
scene playlet by the Youth Fellow
ship. Titled "The Birthday Gift"
the cast includes Kenneth Bluhm as
Simeon, Cynthia Smith as Anna,
his wife, and Ronald Powers as
their son, Issachor. The Nativity
Scene will be played by Joseph
Gale and Mildred Smith.
This eleven o'clock worship hour
includes congregational singing of
the favorite carols as we'll as sea-
sonal music by the choir, and eli
makes with a ritual of candlelight-
ing as an act Of dedication TO
Christ and the spirit of Christmas.
Christmas Day
The Worship Hour at 1890 will
include music by both the Junior
Youth and the Senior Choirs. To-
gether they will give "Sing Gloria"
and the Senior Choir will sing "And
There Were Shepherds"
The Rev. Mr.. Fulmer will give
the last message in his Advent
series: "Guideposts to Bethlehem
The Seekers" and will receive men,
bers into the church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22

G. T. Apthorp,
Clerk of the Commission
Published December %, 1855
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22

services at 11:00 o'clock in May
fair School on the sermon "The
Christmas Story"
Beginning Sunday evening, De-
cember 25th and continuing
through the following Friday, De-
cember Both, Rev. Edwin Miller of
Parma Heights Baptist Church will
speak at meetings to be held at
7:45 p. m. in Mayfair School. He
will also conduct a series of meet
ings for children at the church, 1856
Hayden ave-, mornings from 10:30
to IL noon.
The Rev. Lynn Rogers Of the
Northfield Village Baptist Church,
a baritone, will be the singer for the
evening meetings at the school
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
Windermere Methodist
Christmas Music

DR.. NJ. Wayne Mcqueen, minis
ter, will bring the JOYOUS Christ
mas message at the Christmas
Sunday 10:45 a. m. service at Win
dermere Methodist Church. The
special music will add to the theme
of the Gods gift to the world in
the following selections:
Prelude - Carol Fantasy, by
Richard Purvis; Anthem-Halle-
lujah, (The Messiah), by G. F.
Handel; Offertory-Berceuse, by
Louis Vierne: Junior Choir-The
Frost Was White, by Amy Jewell,
Director, Ann Gould; Postlude-
Fugue in A Minor, by j. S. Bach.
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on Christmas Day. There will be
special music by the choirs. At
the 9:15 service the Sunday School
will march as a body into the
church and be a part of the Church
service. Proving Christmas" will
be the subject of the sermon which
will be presented by the pastor,
Rev. o. G. Grotefend. The offer
ing for the day will be sent to the
Lutheran Children's Home through
the Lutheran Aid Society.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
Plan Series On
AnoeI's Sono

In addition to their Sunday morn
ing service, the Hayden Avenue
Baptist Church announces a series
of evening meetings and a series of
evening meetings all under the
theme of "The Message of the
Angels"
Rev. Don B. Woodby, pastor, will
preach at the Christmas morning
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Commission Of the City of East
Cleveland will meet on Tuesday
evening, December 27, 1866, in the
Commission Chamber of the City
Hall, East Cleveland, and as a COM
mittee of the whole will conduct at
7:45 PM. on that evening public
hearing on the appropriation ordi-
nance for the year 1856.
G. T. Apthorp,
Clerk of the Commission
Published December %, 1856