East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-29
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from the sixth grade. AS has
been the custom for a number
Of years, the graduates and
their guests will be served a
luncheon by the PTA. In charge
of the luncheon is Mrs. Gordon
Marquette, with Mrs. Carl
Strasshofer as co-chairman.
On the luncheon committee
are: Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mrs.
Harry Getzien, also Mrs. Louis
Komaromy, Mrs. Jack Smith,
Mrs. Nicholas R. Tartaglia,
Mrs. Frank Consilio, Mrs. Will
liam Haker, Mrs. T h 0 m a S
Evans, Mrs. Richard Macy,
Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. Harold
Winkler, Mrs. Howard Eller
and Mrs. Eugene Reeser, the
new president.
All retired and incoming
members of Mayfair PTA, are
invited to a joint board pot
luck picnic at Forest Hills (be-
hind Kirk) on Monday, June
22nd.
Each member will bring her
own special dish and picnic
equipment and meet at the
school by 1:15 p. m. for a ride
to the park. In case of rain
the picnic will be held in the
This picnic, held annually,
combines the closing of the
years social events and an
for the coming
year by the new president,
Mrs. Eugene Reeser.
Communion meditation at
the morning worship service at
the East Cleveland Baptist
Church on Sunday, June 1st,
is "Preaching to Receptive
Hearts" as announced by the
Rev. VIM. E. Towner.
Installation of the officers
Of the Women's Society of the
East Cleveland Baptist Church
is the final meeting scheduled
for Wednesday, June 4th at
80 p. m. Installation and dedi-
cation Of officers will be done
by Mrs. W. B. Kirk, president
If the Baptist Women's Coun-
ell.
This years PTA officers and
executive board Of Caledonia
School entertained next years
officers and executive board at
unch at the Church of the
Cross at noon Thursday, May
,2nd.
Incoming officers are: presi-
lent, Mrs. Howard C. Jacob,
.014 Brunswick rd.; honorary
yice-president, Miss Bertha
Clendenen, principal, $3.50 NJ
Moreland ST.; first vice-presi-
lent, Mrs. Yoder P. Leith, 16205
)akhill rd.; second vice-presi-
lent, Mrs. Alvin L. Hart, 936I
'elwyn rd.; recording secre-
ary, Mrs. John C. Leibert, 1899
1ollister rd.; corresponding Sec
etary, Mrs. Norman o. Vie
and, 3408 Thorne rd.; treas
lrer, Mrs. Charles B. Gardiner,
6230 Oakhill rd., and teacher
representative, Mrs. Ethel
'rickel, 1888 Claridge oval.
Elected representatives to the
,ast Cleveland FTA Council
re: Miss Clendenen, Mrs.
acob, Mrs. Leith; Mrs. Stew
rt F. Arlington, 1892 Brew !
ter rd.; Mrs. Donald Gropp,
419 Sylvanhurst rd.; Mrs. T.
+. Washkewicz, $50 Dresden
d.; and alternate, Mrs. w. F.
[ann, jr., 15626 Fenemore rd.
Mrs. Jacobs newly-appointed
xecutive board consists Of the {
blowing committee chairmen:
Mrs. Ham; parent I
iucation, Mrs. Ben M. Hensley,
6015 Oakhill rd.; pre-school,
[rs. Maurice M. Sayre, $50 I
'resden rd.; membership, Mrs.
art; hospitality, Mrs. David
.allier, 1892 Fenemore rd.;
Mrs. Robert G. Lucas,
131 HARDWOOD rd.
Publications, Mrs. Jesse J.
chindler, 97S Brunswick rd.;
ews release, Mrs. Richard B.
chenk, $50 Nelaview rd.;
ealth and safety, Mrs. Richard
. Jones, 1864 Brewster rd.;
tizenship and legislation, Mrs.
red H. Chorman, 1862 Oak
i'll I'd.
Radio, Mrs. Robert F. Pattie,
3S7 HARDWOOD rd.; movies,
[rs. Walter A. Smolen, 104Ol
reyton rd.; community serv-
e, Mrs. F. M. Griffith, 2O21
aylor rd.; ways and means,
ire John F Crvsler. 2067 Tav.I II