Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

a good time was had by all.
However, enthusiasm was dam
pened somewhat by the sudden
illness of Rev. Samuel Davis.
He was taken to the Forest
Hill hospital on Friday and stay
ed there until the first of the
week. He is much better now.
The Rev. Warner c. Lundberg,
pastor of the McNaughton ST.
Baptist church in Akron a n d
also director Of the B a p t
Bible camp in Burton for the
summer months, was the guest
speaker on Sunday in the alb
sence of Rev. Davis.
The Fellowship Class outing at
the Mentor HeadlandS S t a t e
Park will be held on Saturday,
Aug. 8 The class will meet at
the church at 400 pm.
The church is planning a pain
ting parry to give the church
building a new coat of white
paint on August 16 and 23. Every
body is invited to this party.
The new Christian Education
Building walls are m our t =
ing steadily upward now. The
building will be completely en-
closed very soon The church
members are looking forward
to having the additional space
available for classes in a few
months.
On August 10, the que S t
speaker at the church at II am.
will be the Rev. H. F Holbrook.
The congregation will be glad
to welcome Rev Holbrook a.
gain.
The Friendly Glass will have
it's August meeting in the form
of a picnic at Metropolitan
Park on Monday evening, Aug.
18. Glass members are invited
to bring their families to this
outing
RIVERVIEW BIBLE CHURCH
August /, the young people
were invited to a birthday pa
rty for Eloise Taylor given by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Taylor and her sister, Mrs.
Milton Clifford at her h o m e.
The young people attended a
Youth for Christ meeting Aug
uSt 2, at the WIKI auditorium.
August 7, is the date of the
young peoples swimming party
at Fairport, sponsored by Jam
es Rohler, leaving the church at
7 pm.
On Friday, Aug. 8, the newly
formed Young Couples | a S,
will hold a social get together
at the Siplock home, Fullertown,
Rd., for the purpose of getting
acquainted. The new class, be-
ginning Sunday, Aug. 10, will
be taught by the pastor. Muir
Sery arrangement is planned
during class and morning wor-
ship service. The class will be
taught at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, IS
Shady Lane, just off Cedar Rd.
August 10, Building Fund Sun
day, Aug. II, Young Peoples
swimming party. August IL,
Ladies Missionary meeting,
August Is, Sunday school pic
mic. August 16, Youth for Christ
August Is, Mems Fellowship
dinner. August 21, Young People
skating party. August % 80,
a group from the church will
attend Conference in Canada.
August a.. Missionary Sunday.
August 81, the Young People
will conduct the Evening Serv-
ice.
PERSONALS
Tommy Patterson, Steven Sto-
ner, Willard Dunn, and r X
Holicker attended All camp at
Camp Whitewood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
and family had picnic supper
Friday night with the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Ia
liafero and family of G e S
Mills, Mrs. Taliafero and Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Reed, his
mother and sister and husband
from San Antonio, Texas.
Word has been received of
the marriage of Joyce Morrison
to John Edward Polk on Satur-
day, Aug. 2. Joyce is the dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joh n
Morrison of Shaker Heights, for
merly living on Mulberry Rd.,
in Chester. The couple will re-
side at 1880 South Moreland
Blvd, S E. after a wedding
trip to Cape Cod.
Susan Marno underwent
tonsillectomy at Lakeside Hos,
pital on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dill were
at Middle Bass Island over the
weekend
The Women's committee of
the Farm Bureau had a pot