East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-29
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by program chairman, Mrs. Arthur
Z. Griffith, who will present Miss
Anne Guthrie, a guest speaker,
whose subject will be To-day
a Grand and Awful Time"
Miss Guthrie is an internation-
laly known figure-having been
leader of women's organizations
for many years. She has lived on
five continents gaining a wealth
Of experience with many peoples
of many lands. Since 1947 the Gen.
eral Assembly of the United Ma
tions has been her absorbing in
terest where she is currently serv-
ing as an Accredited Representa-
tive of the international Alliance
of Women to the Economic and
Social Council, and as a member
of the u. n. Speakers Research
Committee.
1t is indeed a privilege to Sc
cure one of such intellectual stat
ure as Miss Guthrie and the men,
bers are invited to bring guests
to share in this unusual program.
Making up the clubs official
family are: Mrs. j. J. Shalvoy,
first vice president; Mrs. Arthur
E. Griffith, second vice presiden;
Mrs. Carl j. Eichler, recording
secretary; Mrs. Grover C. Snyder,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. ].
Davies, treasurer; Mrs. Anie Han
son, assistant treasurer.
Also the committee chairmen:
Mrs. Ralph V. Coburn, finance;
Mrs. Arthur Griffith, program and
parliamentarian; Mrs. J. Ford
Pisor, social; Mrs. George Reazer,
circles; Mrs. George Leffel, men,
bership; Mrs. Clare Clesry, hos
pitality; Miss Catherine d. Ross,
scholarship; Mrs. L. E. Pardee,
Red Cross and philanthropy: Mrs.
Frank E. Blaase, civic and rentals;
Mrs. d. S. Clarke, literature and
fine arts; Mrs. Elizabeth Shalvoy,
music and drama; Mrs. A. G.
Snyder, federation representative;
Mrs. Harry Carter, auditor; Mrs.
H. D. Singer, house; Mrs. c. A.
Madaus, receptionist; Mrs. F. P.
McIlyar, press representative.
For pickup information on the
East Cleveland Blue Star rummage
sale. call Mrs. David Clements, Ii.
1-5420, or Mrs. Lloyd D. Pardee,
Ii. 1-9204.
Club news should be sent to Elsa
c. Berg, 14600 Euclid ave, and
it is appreciated when they are
received no later than Monday.
Please call PO. 1878 for any
desired information.
Guest Day will be observed by
the Terrace Garden Club on Tues
day, October 4th, when it is hoped
to have a large attendance at this
meeting to be held in Hope Luth-
eran Church, Northvale and Tay-
lor rds. Dessert will be served
promptly at one o'clock. Mrs.
Irene Jones Of Knoble Flowers
vii speak on a number of arrange
ments which later will be given
to persons present.
Kiwanis ladies are beginning
another pleasant season with
on Monday noon, October
3rd at the home Of Mrs. Arthur
W. Ray in Aurora. Following the
luncheon at 1:30 Mrs. Rollin Rend-
leshan is showing pictures taken
during recent vacation to
Hawaii. Mrs. J. F. Helmericks and
Mrs. Clarence j. Wehrle are assist
ing hostesses.
"Trio's Trek" by Mary Aldridge
will be reviewed by Mrs. Alfred
Jandt for the Tale Tellers of the
Church Of the Cross Monday,
October 3rd. Hostess for the eve-
ming meeting is Mrs. o. S. Walthall,
1860 Pennfield rd.
Members Of the Sunny Monday
club are studying their spoilers in
for a spelldown to be
held at their Monday, October 3rd
Mrs. Adrienne Stiles will
conduct the spelldown. The club
meets at 1:30 p. m. in the Wom-
ans Club House, 1747 Lakefront |
ave.
In response to her invitation ex-
tended through the East Cleveland
Leader to mothers of twins inter- !
ested in forming a club, Mrs. |!
Alberta Kadis of 14l12 Ardenall /