Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-28

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program big send off with q
sizeable cash donation for the
Community Window, which is
the purpose of this musical pro-
gram. Details of how these re-
sourceful young ladies managed
to make such splendid contri-
button will be written up in the
next issue of the Baptist Mes
senger, which will be mailed out
in the near future.
Work was completed last week
on the musical program, and a
very interesting and varied ev
e-ning of music Is in store. Eight
different Instruments have been
assembled for an ensemble,
plus three choir numbers, duets,
trios and quartets, in different
combinations, and vocal and in
strumental solos. This is a pro-
gram amateur m u S i c lovers
should plan to attend. Refresh
mentS will be served in the soci-
al hall directly following the
program.
/ Included in the new fall pro-
gram for weekly events at the
church is a class in Bible Study,
to be held each Wednesday night
from 7:30 to $50. Choir practice
will be from 8 to 8, so that mem
berS Of the choir may attend the
first part of each class.
The youth group will also u
dergo some changes. This group
will continue to meet on Thurs
day nights, from 7 to $3.50 but
there will be more groups, with
different courses for each group.
The Music Department of the
church hopes to establish a ju,
nior Choir this September. This
will include children from Elev,
en- down. Anyone interested in
helping to get this worth while
program underway should con
tact Mrs. Tom Butz, or Rev. Da-
Wis.
Rev. c. A. Cokewell will be
guest speaker at the morning
worship service, Sunday Sept. 7
Communion Sunday will be OBJ
served the following Sunday.
Personals ....
Mrs. Joseph Varga is in Euc'
-Glenville Hospital, where she
underwent surgery last Thurs,
day.
Mrs. Ralph Shanower attend
ed a hooded rug meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harry Tate O!
Montville on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Madge o.
Richmond, Ind. visited at the
Lynn Parr home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ban
field returned home Friday, Au
1 ..St % from a 16 day vacation
The first week, they toured Mi
chigan, crossed the Straits O
Mackinac bridge to st. Ignace
and then went into wisconsin
Returning through ILL.,, Ind. anC
Ohio, they continued on n t {
New York and to the New Eng
land States. At Massena, N. Y.
they visited the EisenhoWel
Docks where the st. Lawrence
SeaWay is being built The sec
ond week was spent visiting in
teresting places in the New Eng
land States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Peter
sen are now spending a week 0
their vacation at Middle Bas
Island, and are expected hom
this weekend They spent tW
days last wek in Vandalia, o.
About seventy neighbors AM
friends who live on Opalocka D1
held a pot-luck picnic Saturda,
night Aug. %, in Duane InkSter
back yard. The oldest residen
on the street Rev. Robert PATIO
: was not able to be present. Mrs
Daisy Jacobs was the oldes
member present and Marci
Lou Hall he youngest. Mr.!
, Cart Harland entered the hoSpit
al on Friday, and the group a
v signed their names on a mes
sage to her. Mrs. Doris Ha
1 baked an anniversary cake fo
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gould a
q it happened to be their Oath wet
d ding anniversary that date. Thi
is the first year for this picnic
i but it promises to be an annut
affair.
+ Mr.. Frank Barnes is recove
ing from a tonsilectomy
h home. He had his left tonsil RI
t moved at st. Luke's Hospits
last Tuesday. He has been
q poor health for some time.
J. Mr.. Robert Barnes and daugl
ter Mary Lou were in Columbu
on Thursday and Friday for til
State Fair. The Richard Barne
l. family attended the Fair Nor
/ day and Tuesday.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
h Tommy and Mary went to Co
t umbus Wednesday night to tax
l. exhibits to the State Fair The
y worked at the Fair on Thursda
S placing their Showings, and a