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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05
Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall have re-
turned to their home in Toronto,
Canada, after a pleasant Easter
vacation as guests of their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Meyenberg and
son, Roy, of Ardenall ave.
Items for this column may be
telephoned to PO. 1898 up to
p. m. Tuesday. If mailed, please
address to 14600 Euclid ave., to
arrive by the same deadline.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hooper,
1853 Elberon ave-, announce the
birth of a son, Glenn Alan Hooper,
March 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson,
14806 Dover ave. are home from
Florida where they visited at Mt.
Dora and Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Spilka and
daughters Jane and Rachel of
Ann Arborn, Mich. are spending
this week with his mother, Mrs.
Samuel P. Coda, 1869 Potomac
ave. Enroute they stopped off at
Bloomington, Ind. where Mark
received his PHI. D. degree in Eng
lish, in which subject he is an in
structor at the University of Mich.
DR.. Spilka will be happy to
autograph his recent book for
anyone desiring to have it.
The Rev. VIM. E. Towner spent
Monday through Thursday at the
Spring Convocation at Colgate
Rochester Divinity School, at
Rochester, N. Y. Rev. Towner is
the minister at the East Cleveland
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Isaacs, form
er East Clevelanders, are the new
Watchman of the Shepherds and
Worthy High Priestess of Messiah
Order of the White Shrine of Jer-
usalem. They were installed Satur-
day, March 31st at an open install
lation at Glenville Masonic Temple.
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MedMg1- Engagements

the groom's son, Mr.. Joseph Ver-
million Of Warrensville Heights
Following the ceremony, break
fast was served at Grand View
Inn.
Also guests at the wedding were
Mrs. seph Vermillion; the
groom's daughter, Mrs. Clifford
Janos and Mr.. Janos of Eastlake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Chase of
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vermillion will be
at home after April 18th in their
own new home at 1345 Plainfield
rd., South Euclid.
MacGregor-Niethamer
From Texas comes the announce
ment of the engagement of Mary
Lous MacGregor to Richard E.
Niethamer, son of Mrs. William
F. Niethamer of Alamo Heights,
Texas. Miss MacGregor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James MacGregor,
formerly Of East Cleveland, at
tended Shaw High School. She is
now sophomore in the Univer-
sity of Texas where her fiance is
a senior.
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Happ-Martin

Before a flower decked altar in
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
on Saturday, March Gath, Joan
Rae Martin and George William
Happ pledged their marriage vows.
The ceremony at two-thirty o'clock
was performed by the minister,
the Rev. Ernest D. Forester.
The bride, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Martin, 1925 North
Lockwood ave., was given in mar
riage by her father. Her gown
of white shantung with long lace
sleeves, had a V neckline outlined
with a flower motif, enhanced
with sequins. The fitted waistline
had a bow in the back and the skirt
fell into a chapel train. Her soft
net bridal veil was held in place
with a tiara. She carried white
carnations, centered with a going
away corsage of white orchids.
Attending the bride were Miss
Carol Butterfield as maid of honor,
and her cousin, Miss Grace Martin
and Miss Judy Happ, the groom's
sister as brides maids. They wore
matching gowns of nylon chiffon
with draped bodices and full skirts
in impressed pleats, and matching
headbands. Miss Butterfield was
in powder blue and Miss Martin
and Miss Happ in yellow.
The couple received their guests
at the reception in the church and
were off for a Florida honeymoon.
They will be at home in an apart
ment on First ave.
Mr.. Happ is Shaw High School
graduate of 1851 and his bride of
June 1866.
Among the pre-nuptial affairs
honoring the bride, was shower
given by associates at East Cleve-
land City Hall where she is EN-
ployed in the Building Department
Vermillion-Zimer
In a quiet and simple nuptial
ceremony in Broad Street Method
ist Church, Columbus, Saturday
morning, March oath, the Rev.
Raymond Hibbard united in mar
riage Mrs. Gail Elmer of Columbus
and Mr.. Kenneth H. Vermillion of
East Cleveland. Mr.. Vermillion is
the principal at Chambers Ele-
mentary School.
The couple was attended by the
brides daughter = in law, Mrs.
Robert Bean of Niles, Mich, and
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Theatre
THE DESPERATE HOURS

AAlA DGIOI GNNA Il II hOC Cho
A nerve-tingling melodrama that
tells the exciting and suspenseful
story of three desperate criminals
who invade the home of an ordi-
nary small town family will be
unveiled Wednesday evening, April
18th, at the Drury Theatre when
the Play House presents the Cleve-
land Premiere Of "The Desperate
Hours"
Heading the outstanding Play
House cast of "The Desperate
Hours" are Kirk Willis, Harriet
Brazier, Chase Crosley and Michael
Schlessinger as the members of
the Hilliard family, whose cour-
age and resourcefulness are put
to the extreme test when they
are made prisoners in their own
home. The three ruthless escaped
convicts who hold them as hostages
will be portrayed by Jack Graham,
Lloyd Battista and Norman Twain.
The representatives of the law
who slowly and carefully close in
on the Hilliard home will be played
by Frank Cover, Sam Lloyd, Will
lard Chandler and Frank Shaw
Stevens. Completing director K
Elmo loves cast for "The Des-
perate Hours" are Joy Morrow,
Edward Swain and Robert Jones.
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The Shaw Rythm- Teens have
been invited to present their show
at the Spring Convention of the
Ohio High School Principals Asso-
citation in Columbus, April 18th.
The performance will be a part
of the banquet meeting at the
Southern Hotel. Some $50 high
school principals and college ad-
mission officers are expected to
attend.
President Wallace Glenwright
requested the appearance of the
Rhythm-Teens following tn e +
Spring appearance at Sandusky
High School in the spring Of 1854.
Mr.. Glenwright is the Principal
at Sandusky High.
The Rhythm Teens is an extra
curricular musical organization at
Shaw High School made up of 16
vocalists and 16 instrumentalists,
selected from the band, orchestra
and choir. The vocalists are under
the direction of Margery Shields,
S. Robert Fraser directs the in
strumentalists. The unit gives a
forty minute performance of many
varieties Of music and comedy,
much in the style of Fred War
ing's Pennsylvanians. They have
already made many appearances
this year, performing for civic,
church, Masonic and school groups.
More requests than can be taken
care of are constantly being re-
ceived.
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The Rhythm-Teens will be well
warmed up for their Columbus trip
with two performances coming up
in the next four days. On Friday
night they appear at the Forest
Hill Presbyterian Church for a
meeting of their Couples Class,
and Monday noon they will be at
the YMCA on the weekly luncheon
program of Kiwanis of East Cleve-,
land.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Our CTS

John J. O'Boyle, jr., the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. O'Boyle of
1926 Taylor rd., is scheduled to
complete recruit training April 5th
at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Paris Island, sc.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
J. Kloka, jr., 1901 First ave-, a
girl, Katherine Marie.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Thoren, j r., 14700 Orinoco, a girl,
Katherine Alice, March 18th.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

Mrs NJ NJ Waddy

Mrs NJ. NJ. Waddy
The children's day programs at
Centennial Baptist church and
Arnold's Chapel CINE. were in
teresting and largely attended g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Baker. ST.,
are the proud parents of a baby
boy, born Monday morning. chris
tened Kenneth Wayne. Mother and
baby are doing fine Mrs. o.
Pritehett and daughter of Mil
waukee. spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. d. Pet
tbs Mrs. Mamie Evans of
Bald Knob. spent Thursday with
Mrs. M. nj. Waddy Mi. and
Mrs. James Young and her moth
er. Mrs. Alberta Francis. left Sun
day morning for Chicago. to at
tend the funeral OF their brother
and son. respectively Mrs.
Verna NJ. Shurn. Pine Bluff was
weekend guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Waddy and
other relatives Miss Imogene
Arnold. attended the Alta meet
ing in Little Rock Lewis
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

James l.. Crofton
Miss Joyce N. Young. who is
teaching school in Missouri. spent
the Easter holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Young
Miss Rubye Robinson. Tulsa.
Oklahoma. visited her mother.
Mrs. Ella Walden. over the week
end Billy Seoggins. Chicago,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kite Scoggins Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Coulter and family
were visitors In Little Rock over
the weekend Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Harris. and family. Paris,
spent the weekend here . . 4.
Mrs. Walter Haislip and children
and Miss Bettye Wynne of Kan
sas City. visited their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charlie Wynne. jr.. and
family Miss Ann Coulter, a
student at Prairie View college,
Prairie View. Texas. spent the
Easter holidays. with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coulter g..
william Davis. a senior at AMIN
college. visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Davis. during the
holidays The members Of the
faculty OF Childress hi. attended
the day district teachers meeting
held In Arkadelphla last Friday
Billy II. williams. a student
at Bishop college. Marshall, Texas
visited his mother. Mrs. MyrtiSs
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

FELTON, Clark, motored to the Holy
City in the Wichita mountains
near Lawton. Okla. for the 3Isi
annual sunrise Easter pageant .
Final rites for the late Mrs. Ada
Lee Jones were held March 81
at Evergreen Baptist church. Rev.
L. D.. Champion officisted. Ar
rangements we're made by An
drews funeral home.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
Mariana
Mrs Villa Howard

MIS- VhiA uOW aIu
Sgt. Carrie C. Livingston of San
Francisco. visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmie Gowder on a
seyen-day leave Miss Lora
Jean Shelby of Cleveland. Ohio
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ellis The American Legion
Bonnie Hobb Post. No. al. spon-
sored an Easter egg hunt for the
children al Scots Valley CINE
church Mrs. Winnie Kennedy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed
motored to Hot Springs Sunday f..
The Bridgette club met at the
home of Mrs. Jonaque O'Donnell
Tuesday mite Services for
Willie Green. father of Mrs. Mary
Webb were held Sunday at the
ST. Paul NIB church at Moro g..
Home for the Easter holidays
were Mrs. Junita Walker. Miss
Jean Burnett. Vernon Webb. John
Lewellen and Miss Ann Lewellen,
all students Of AMIN college OF
Pine Bluff DIR. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Freeman Of Pine Bluff wer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Howard and family Motion
choral club won first place in
a contest Of hi school choral
clubs at Forrest City Thursday
mite Mrs. Ruby Harris spent
the Easter holidays with family
and friends in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

lanes Rodgers

James Rodgers
Mrs. Maggie Spriggs has left
for Chicago to visit her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Bratton g.
Eubby Hill Of Chicago has re-
turned hame after visiting his
wife and parents here The
Spiritual Pilgrims quarter OF
Memphis will sing at Gilfield
Baptist church. April q. Mrs. Oh
lie Holmes. sponsor. Rev. Rubin
Dinnwillie. pastor Mrs. Ruby
Haynes and son have returned
from Chicago Miss Dorothy
Raymond and Edward Richardson
were married a few days ago.
They reside at Dixie Mrs. Je-
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

raid Lean Thomas Of Cotton
Plant has been the guest Of her
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dolby
-. Lionel Lockhart attended the
Farm bureau meeting at Forrest
City -. Dan Carlock and Mrs.
Sallie Hooks accompanied Mrs.
Maggie Coleman home from Pop
lar Grove Mrs. Vsda Living
ston left for Chicago 10 visit her
daughter. who is Ill Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Mitchell and family were
Earl visitors
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

visitor here Recent out-of-town
visitors here were Mrs. Letha Nc
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blass-
ingame Of st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Ward. Mrs Lucille Ward
and Gus Ward. all Of Hot Springs
and Mrs. Billy Thornton Of Little
Rock. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubber Brown
of Kansas City. MIR. and Mrs. Cleo
Nelson. Mr.. azd Mrs. Walter Nit
chell Of Detroit; Lewis Reed OF
Wynne, Jim Smith Of Parkin.
Mrs. Zadie Moreland and Mrs
Bertha Brown of St Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

Hanna. who has been away from
home for eleven years. making
his home in different parts of
Texas. returned home Sunday
Jerome Crow Is a patient in
Porter Rogers hospital. for the re-
moyal of his tonsils.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
Camden


George Spencer Ivory
Rev. IL N. MCGOWAN. pastor of
Shiloh Baptist church. left this
week. TO attend a revival meeting
In Oklahoma City Miss Ma
torie WiIkerson of AM&N coll
lege. Pine Bluff. was in the
city. Friday evening To assist ].
n. Ross. director of speech and
dramsties AM&N college. in judg-
Ing the plays presented in the
dramatic tournament. sponsored
b. the Cosmopolitan Ladies club
ct Carver elementary school au-
ditorium- The first place trophy
went 10 Lafayette hi school. Gull
iendale. and second place TO Qua
ehita county hi school. Bearden.
The trophy for the best acting
went 10 Miss Mae Frances Harris,
Lafayette hi school. She received
personal congratulations from Mr.,
Ross. for her magnificent per-
Torrance Of Riga in Gray
Bread. directed by Mrs. I. N,
Lowery Miss M A. Branch.
home economist and thirty-eight
girls fro Lincoln hi school. at
tended the state MIA meeting In
Little Rock. Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Haynie. Edward
c. and Linda Anne. along with
Ira d. l. Thompson. motored to
little Rock and Hot Springs. Sat
Fday The Junior class. Lin
bin hi school. presents its annual
lay. toaite In the school auditori-
um. TIE play this year will be,
Aunt Susie Shoots the Works.
Mrs. Cleo Anderson. sponsor
The mstrons of ST. Paul Baptist
church. were In charge OF services
Sunday. The speaker for morn
hg services was Mrs. Mary A..
johnson. who brought a very in
spring message Mrs. iaZell
Tucker. North Little Rock. Is Wis
Ning her sister. Mrs. Elnora Park
er OF this city
harN Gladys Cooper
Mrs. N. 7. Gray of Prescott,
Mil Bumer Of AMIN college,
Mrs. Earl Chanay of Pine Bluff
and NS Psralee Smith OF Hot
Springs were recent guests Of Mrs.
Emma Garrett Mrs. Alice
Jcn a. Los Angeles. has been
guest q her mother. Mrs. Clara
Thoapsen Mrs. Green and
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
RussenviIIe


X. L. Black
Several Of the churches In the
city rendered their annual Easter
services Mrs. Afford Jackson
is spending a few days in Kansas
with her husband Mrs. A. B.
Pope, Mrs. II. Z. Black and John
York are still on the sick list
-. p. II. Landrum and II. X
Sham spent Sunday in Fl Smith
... II you are not a regular
reader Of the State Press see
r. E. Black for your next issue.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

Williams Rev. q. ". Hurt,
a pioneer minister Of the CINE
church. Is in Memorial hospital
here. after having received severe
burns in his home at Hope
See James L. Crofton, for your
State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
McCrory
Mrs L. v. Davenport

Mrs l. v. Davenport
Funeral services for Oscar Brown
were held last Saturday at Morn
ing View Baptist. Besides his
wife. survivors include a son, FL
gle Patterson; three daughters.
Mrs. Louis Mitchell. Mrs. Merline
Farmer of Detroit. and Mrs. Ben
Roddy of Newport; one sister. Mrs.
Hallique Mitchell Of Augusta: four
brothers. Clarence of Kansas City.
Ola of st. Louis. Eddie and TyEee
Of Detroit, and fourteen grandeHil-
dren Mr.. and Mrs. John Gil
lispie sponsored a plate supper
for the benefit OF the Golden
Gate chapter lodge number 46
recently Miss Lottie M. ellis
pie OF Little Rock was a recent
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
WARNING oRDE.

State Of Arkansas
County of Pulaski $
In the Pulaski Gs,.
Patricia Smith. Plaintis ca
VS.. No. l03l08
Charles Lee Smith, ne,
The defendant. ehsaasll
Smith. is warned tHesles u
this court within thir,v pes 1
answer the complaint ~ IN 4
TIFF. Patricia Smith ne saa|
Dated: March 26th. 1854
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for PLAINTIFF
George w. Shepherd
Attorney adj L.iten
crime ar Turner. chaneer, Ell
BY Helen Edward, D. e al
.3 30ttnssI
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13
Legal Notices:
"ARNISG oRDrs

state Of Arkansas
County Of PulssEi
Ia NE Pulaski Chs
Alberta Young pls.aheery en
VS.; No. l04708 t
lee re Ether Young. Det.,a
me defendant Lee JE5'gdaasl.
within thirty DAYS : u tbs a
Young. p'alaaif Al.
Dated: March 80. 1855
eiadyns Neal Brand,
Solicitor for Plant.
Fred Newth. Jr. Ait
Attorney ad Litem
R ar Turner, CHANGER a.
ny 1amye Dreher. d q %
46-lsMvI
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

Robert Carroll Of FoTdyce were
guests Of Mrs. Gladys Cooper.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

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Dumas

Nora McGruder
The Sunday school training class
of Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist
church closed March %. Theme:
Your Daily Life Is Your Religi-
on" Addie ]. Edgerson, instructor
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-13

nora hcGruder. .ss,.
Miller, pastor. Rev c :
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MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. T-01Q4, UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906.
HILL. well-known mover; ms: exper
men: closed vans; low rate: apis
low as $50: any hour. AP, 7-9656
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night; expert handling: reasonable
rates DU 7-9R67
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service, 9 experienced white men;
S. hr. 10. 7-s341: Lo. T-259S.
LIGHT MOVING. hauling, delivery
paneled truck. Md, D. c. and Va
Call WA 7-3lT6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED
FALLS CHURCH


Choice suburban location. close to
stores buses and schools; all newly
decorated.
I'll l20S Allen avenue. POPLAR
HEIGHTS-3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier; all-electric kitchen. In
GLIDING garbage disposal range.
refrigerator. dishwasher and
washing machine: comfortable
suburban living: S145.
t2) 601 Meridian lane-2-bedroom
rambler, for the small family;
fully sodded, level lot; ofi-street
parking; safe for children: Sa5.
t3l 1886 Fairfax dr.. on the Airing
ton-Fairfax Co. line, close to
everything-Two bedrms.. full
basement, separate dining area:
semidetached brick home: low
utility costs: S100.
az Alexandria-Only 5 minutes to
Pentagon; 3-bedrm. town house
modern kitchen; auto. gas heat.
util. rm.; Fairgrounds; 500 80
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-94O6 JE. $3.50