East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-20
Churches
WINDERMERE PRESBYTERIAN

ing Church School officers and
teachers, plus their husbands and
wives, will be an event of Thurs
day, June 9th, in the Windermere
Presbyterian dining room. Hosts
are the Board of Trustees, coop
Grating with the Board of Chris
tian Education.
Officers of the Evening Associa-
ton, recently installed by the
pastor, the Rev. ]. Franklin Nc
Hendry, are as follows: Chairman,
Bea Gunvalsen; vice chairman,
Carol Bosch; secretary-treasurer,
Lois Harlan; membership and sun
shine, Carol Mooney; devotional,
Evelyn Swift; social, Elsie Posi-
panka; ways and means, Martha
Cleaveland; social education and
action, Marion Morrison; publicity,
Marguerite Malone.
Sewers and Qui1ters group of
the Women's Association is an
nouncing it's intention to continue
the Tuesday morning sewing ses-
sions during the summer months.
Westminster Fellowship ju s t
elected a new slate for the coming
year, with these results: Douglas
Barnes will be president; Gail
Miller, vice president, and jeanne
Kapitzky, secretary and treasurer.
This group convenes under the
leadership of Mr.. Richard Stafford.
Parish picnickers from st. Paul's
Episcopal Church expect to gather
on Sunday, June 23rd, at p. m.
on the Sherwin estate in Waite Hill
for this annual outing to which
all members of the parish are
welcome.
Each family is bringing its own
supper. Games and contests for
the younger set have been planned,
and the swimming pool will be
available to all.
Calvary Lutheran Church is hav-
ing one of its Family Night din
ners on Friday, June 21st, at
$50 p. m.
Program highlights will be pro-
vided by the Church School and
will feature children of the Vaca-
tion Church School, which concludes
its summer term that day. 1t will
be an opportunity to see the chill
dren and their accomplishments.
Each family will bring a covered
dish and either salad or dessert.
Bulletin hint to single persons
suggests small purchase at a
SGpermarket.
Added to the church picnic list
is Calvary Lutheran's get-together
this Sunday, June 23rd, ai Lynd-
hurst Park, at Mayfield I'd. and
Parkview. Time is 1870 p. m.
f. c. BAPTIST
Sermon topic on Sunday morn
ing, June 23rd, will be "Is Happi-
ness Our Right?", is announced
by the Rev. William E. Towner.
Tonight parents and friends of
children attending the Vacation
Church School are gathering for
an open house affair at the church
at Z o'clock.
Four members Of the Young
Peoples Group at East Cleveland
Baptist have beer attending camp
at Granville. Ohio, this past week:
Judy Cunningham, Edna Haag,
Barbara Johnson and Charlene
Sprinkle. Later Jim Critzer is
planning to attend the Junior High
Camp at Camp Erie in Conneaut,
and Gregory Towner and Gail Lip
streu will enroll in the junior camp
at the same spot.
Travelling to Granville, Ohio,
next Thursday will be several mem
bers of the Women's Society of the
East Cleveland Baptist Church.
Their mission is attendance at the
State House Party, a three-day
session of training for the organi-
cations officers and members.
Making up the party are Mrs.
Douglas Baker, Mrs. William
Towner, Mrs. Paul Isley, Mrs.
Claire Johnson, Mrs. Henry Brown,
Mrs. Herman Matz, Mrs. George
Reynolds, Mrs. Stuart Mclean and
Mrs. Charles Rigel.
Evening Circle of the Society
has planned a picnic supper for