Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-20

lake. Mrs. KruppS mother
Mrs. Estelle Scanlon, makes her
home with the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald j. o.
Brien moved a week ago from
Burton to their new home on
Wilson Mills Rd., l mile east of
306. The O'Briens have two
boys, Thomas, 8 years old, and
David, 3 years.
The Riverview Church
A week ago Tuesday night,
The Riverview Church had for
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Roc
ky Woodman from Hawthorne,
N. j. Mr.. Woodman is on the
Jack Whitman Program in NY.
City, and was associated with
Herb Bidgood n his meetings
here.
A week ago Wednesday night
Mr.. Snyder, a missionary from
Sudan interior mission, gave a
talk on his work there.
On the calendar the week of
Feb. 16 Monday night, Mems
Fellowship meeting at the Little
Church in the Vale, Gates Mills;
Tuesday, the Women'S Mission
ary Circle at the home of Mrs.
Ray Hall, with yearly election
of officers; Wednesday, Erie
side Bible Conference at the
Gospel Church in Cleveland,
where the RivervieW choir will
sing; Saturday, at $50, The
Youth for Christ Meeting in
Cleveland, o.
Campfire Girls
Members of the No-We-tom-
pat-imm-im Campfire Girls took
an interesting field trip last
wee. The girl visited Assembly
Products, making a tor of the
plant. From there they went to
Moss Farm Dairy where they
are shown how milk is prepared
for their use. These girls are
taking part in the Campfire an
nual project Meet the People"
in which they are exploring
their own communities in order
to send Photographic story
abroad, showing how people in
America live. The country to
which these girls will send pic
lures is Sudan. The field trip
was planned in connection with
the unit of investigation People
at Work.. Mrs. Harry Davis ac-
companied the group on their
visit.
The No we tom pat imm-
i'm Campfire Girls held a fami-
ly shedding party at Punderson
Lake recently. Despite the very
cold day the following families
were presented: Lease, Davis,
Glaze, Garfield, and Smith (Au-
Stim.
Christ Presbyterian Church
Seventeen members were re-
ceived into membership at the
Christ Presbyterian Church Sun
day, Feb. Is. BY profession. of
faith, Mrs. Benjamin Thurocy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lyons, and
Mrs. Edward Perko. BY letter
of transfer, Edward Perko, Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Tabler, Caro-
lyn and Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
b TT Baumgartner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Carl Snyder, Mrs. Rich
ard Elder, and Mrs. Bruce
Reeves.
Mrs. william Saber will be ov-
erall Chairman when The Christ
Presbyterian Church is host to
the World Day of Prayer Ser
vices held at the CheSterland
Community Chrch Feub. 81, 1:3O
to 2::30 pm. Women from four
oc a l churches, Chesterland
Baptist, CheSterland Communi-
ty, FoWler'S Mills Community
and Christ Presbyterian Church
eS will participate. Presbyteri-
an women on the program are
Mrs. Bruce Reeves who will
give the presentation of the pro-
ject and a brief history of the
World Day of Prayer. Mrs. AL
fred KuS, Leader, Mrs. Penny
NeSbitt, SoloiSt, and Mrs. Ralph
Schwarz in charge of the Lords
Table.
At the meeting of the Study
Committee Feb. 25, DR.. George
ReemSynder stated clerk of the
Cleveland Presbytery will be
present.
Christ Presbyterian
Church Calendar:
Feb. 20 Boy Scout No. 95 at
the High School 7 pm.
Choir Rehearsal ManSe $40
pm.
Feb. q World Day of Prayer
CheSterland Com unit y
Church 1:30 2::30 pm. Theme
Bread of Life.