East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01
Churches

The fantastic story Of a mis-
sionary air invasion of the "hid-
den" Dutch New Guinea Baliem
Valley will be told in exclusive
color and sound motion pictures
at the Windermere Presbyterian
Church, Euclid and Windermere,
Friday, November 9th at 1880 pm.
The valley got its romantic
name of "Shangri-La" during
World War II when for At days
news stories told how U. S. mill
tary units finally succeeded in
rescuing three air crash survivors
from the walled in valley with a
daring glider-snatching operation.
This picture is being sponsored
by the East Side Christian and
Missionary Alliance Church and
the Ambassador Alliance Church.
The finance committee Of East
Cleveland Congregational Church
is sponsoring a pot-luck supper and
rally in the church Friday, Noveni-
ber 9th at $50 p. M, for members
and friends. Coffee, rolls and but
ter will be provided by the Com
mittee. An interesting program is
being prepared.
It's also a pot-luck for the Senior
Fellowship Club, the older couples
of the congregation, Friday, No
vember End.
Church Night at First Presby-
terian church starts another year
on November 7th. Following a sup
per at $50 DR.. Howard M. Wells,
the pastor, conducts Bible Study
Hour. For the first meeting Second
Corinthians will be reviewed.
The Women's Society of Chris |
tian Service of Windermere Meth |
odist Church will meet at $3.50 pm.
on Wednesday, November 7th as
follows: There will be the fellow
ship supper and The Women's |
Society of Christian Service COM
bined to hear Miss Dorothy N.Y.
land speak.
Following the supper, there will
be period of singing with Rev.
Les. Cunningham as song leader.
Mrs. Homer Alexander will give
the devotions.
Miss Nyland, National Secre-
tary of the Student Work on the
Board of Missions will share her
and pictures Of her
visit with DR.. Albert Schweitzer
in Africa on one of her trips
abroad.
Reservations are needed for the
supper. Child care will-be provided.
Friday evening, November End
will find members of the PhiIathea
Class of the East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church enjoying Reunion
Night" at the Parsonage, 1894
Rosemont rd. Former members
been invited to return to visit old
friends and new. Miss Sheila Brai-
dech will sing. Movies are to be
taken during the evening, to show
at the meeting in June. Hostesses
are Mrs. Jack Sivik, Mrs. George
Reynolds, Mrs. Geneva Miller.
Miss Florence Williams and Mrs.
VIM. E. Towner.
Wednesday evening, November
7th the Woman's Society are hav-
ng an evening meeting which will
De preceded by a pot luck supper.
Mrs. Howard N. Wells from the
First Presbyterian Church will
give the devotions. Mr.. A. F. Will
Jams will show pictures of Baptist
Missions in Haiti and Puerto Rico.
Young people from the church
will have splash party at Addi-
son YMCA Saturday evening. Nov
,mber 3rd.
Sunday, November 4th is Com
nunion Sunday. Rev. William A.
rowner will speak on the topic.
Can We Suffer and Still Love
Tod" Il
The Cleveland Ethical Society
levotes its next platform meeting
% discussion of Ethical Religion
" Walter B. Petersen, Leader.
The meeting, to be held at 1O:45
/. m. Sunday, November 4th. at
ludlow School, Shaker, Heights,
s intended to afford an oppor-
unity for interested persons to
arm more of the history goals