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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Brenda Sue who arrived August -.
sob ard Dave Sanderson Of
WaNnchUo spent last Weck With
,hcir grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
W T. Sanderson while their par
cn's spent their vacation at Mt.
I.aic
JIM Jacelyn and ROGER Sander
son returned to Chatham following
three week visit With then grand
varrnis. LITTLE Barbara William
Robinson of near Farnlyille ac-
cwnnaHed her mother Mrs. Erie
Robinson and Grandmother. Mrs. J.
x Robin on for q yisit Friday
alrs. A. !. Long, Of Arlington,
sreat ia week with Mrs. Il. c.
Walton Mr. and Mrs K p Webb.
Or Lonedale. were dinner guests
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. f, s Irice. Marie
and Kay who spent the week end
in Hun'ington w. va. are expected
To spend This week with her par
cnta. Mr. and Mrs r, G. Walton
Mis-. Mable HlMGens Ramsey, Of
Hampton. WIGS buried at Oak Grove
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Well Voter Events
Sharon WINS Members Call On Friends
Who Could Not Attend WINS Meeting

day. the ladies were unable 10 at
tend The WINS
Mrs Herbert Bereob's SISTERS
IlcW bacE To their homes III Orcfon
OF Friday after 4 VISIT Of 10 days
with the Bcrgobs.
Mn and Mrs John Tapacott and
danehtcr Carolyn. Of Norfolk Mrs.
Virginia Boiling and son. Winchcll.
and Larry Dclrcnbackcr. Of Gold
Hill were luncheon guests Of Mn
AID Mrs. NJ a. Davis Wednesday
Nh and Mrs J S. Maxey and
daughter Elaine Of Richmond
spent Saturday niRht with Mn and
Mrs Greene Davis. They. with
Mrs Davis, attended Homecoming
at MT Tabor Church near Arvonia
Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall. Mr.
and Mrs / G. Bransford and Mrs
Annie Wnlrcy attended Eiomccon-
Eina services IA MULBERRY Grove
Church Sunday.
Thu Quarterly Conference VII
meet with Centenary Methodist
Church Sunday husnst # REV
carroll thc presiding rlder vim "
TIE speaker FOR the l. ann. service
Dinner Will be served on the
ground. after which the business
conference will follow
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cortersville Items
Buffet Dinner FOl
Hamilton School
Set For Sunday

The Hamilton school viii have Il
buffet dinner al the home " Mr
and Mrs II w. Zimmerman sun
day, August 81 from one 20 fiyf
Dixie Moore. Jr.. has returned
home 10 Norfolk after WISHING his
grandmother. Mrs. N. p Sncad
Attend Funeral
| Mrs K W Dlllard Ms George
/ Whitlock. Mrs. II 3 Peasants
Mrs. j Alex Ransonc and the
Peasants from the village attended
the funeral Of M X Goodman III
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs J Alex Ransone
attended Homecoming services Al
Mizpah Christian Church III GDoeh-
land Sunday
Mr. and Mrs A + Nom visited
Mr.. and Mrs J S Chngenpccl IN
BurkeVille during the past week
Billie Lee and Lecky London have
returned to their home IN Arlington
after spending SEINE time Wlth tho
Ransoncs in Gainesville
Return TO Long Island
Nj and Mrs Harry Becker and
daughter Susan and SON Larry
have returned 70 then
home u Long Island, n Y+ Aftci
visiting The Blantons at Chantilly
Mrs. H. b Peasants is spending
slime time with Mrs. M. H.. Good
man in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Ashby Roundup
Smiths Go To Hungry Mother State
Park For Several DAYS Nacalioniny

The revival closed n Thomas
Chapel Sunday nisht With ciah add
ditions 10 the church Rev. r. Roy
Jarrett preached during the week
with Mrs. Jarrett leadins in The
song service
Return To Yankee Land
Mi and Mrs Bill Webster nave
returned to theif home III Detroit.
Mich, folloWina a weeks VISIT Min
her parents. Mr. and Mrs James
Neadoe
Mrs f. G. Emhari and Robert
Ehrhart spent several DAYS Rlta
relatives in Ohio last wee
Misses Connie ana Pat weaver,
of Roanoke. spent week Wih
their grandparents. MIR and Mrs
II S. BIGGER. Their mother. MT
Claude Weaver. spent The Wrck end
here Mrs H S BIGGER accom-
panied them TO Richmond TO visit
Mrs. Thomas Monday
Home From Hospital
Mrs Leroy Carr has returned
home from Medical Colleee lsospi-
tai with their little daIehtur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

1910.
The addition Of the Sunday School
rooms began IN July, 1856. and in
cludc five classr0oms. an assembly
room, pastors study and a kit
chen Nearing completion this adj
dition was severely damaged BY
fire and the original structure suf-
feled damage by smoke and water.
II was non until December. 1857.
that the repairs and restoration
were completed
The church has been without a
pastor since February 1857 but
The pulpit hos been supplied by
students from Union Theological
Seminary and DR.. Charles McRac
Of the faculty Of Hampden-Sydney
College,
The Sunday program Will include
Bible School at 1915 m, Morn
ing Worship at IL am with the
sermon delivered by the supply
pastor. MI Bailey dinner on the
gsollnds and the dedicatory sermon
at 2 pm.
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Maysvi||e Church Addition
To Be Dedicated August 81

The new addition to the Mays
vile Presbyterian Church viii "a
dedicated Sunday. Al'gNs ~ Tfa
Rev. Edison Staufler. Of Knoxville.
Tenn. will deliver the dedicatory
sermon. Mr. Stanficr Is native
son" and be and MIS- Stanftef VIII
be the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gillian during their stay in
the county
Under the leadership q nc Revs
john Rice, Maysvillc Church VA
organized on Aplil H. 1924 IN the
first Presbyterian church IN Buck
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Baptist Church August 10.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clements
and Mrs. Hazel Wells. Of Hampton.
attended the funeral and were
overnight guests OF their brother.
w r Baby
MIS- q. A. Stonnell spent last
week IN Alexandria and Washington
with relatives.
Miss Nancy King. Of Barnes
Junction. is spending some time
with her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Meador.
Doctor Visits Daughter
d.. and Mrs Rem Of Norfolk
are spending several days with her
daughter and sonin-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Il g. Walton. Jr
j M, and Mrs. G. N Smith Patsy,
David. Nancy and kathy visited
thcm parents, Mr. and Mrs. r A.
Smith for several days and then
spent several days al Hungry
Mothers Park.
/ Mr.. and Mrs NJ II Enrich and
4 Charlie With Mr. and Mrs n II
Ehilick, Of Cumberland Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ Corbin. Of Richmond
spent Tuesday in Roanoke with
relatives and friends
\ Mrs r. H. Adams is improving
from recent illness She reports
she was well cared for with cooked
foods from the ladies Of the com
ntlniiy
Mi and Mrs Wlngflcld. Of Ash
land. visited her over the week end
Miss Lynne Stonnell Of Rich.
mond. visited her Grandmother
MIS- Lewis Dawson recently.
Present For Homecoming
Visitors in the r. A. Smith home
Inst week included Mr. and Mrs
Z lloyd Carneal. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Webb. Mike and Barbara. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert ellis. Of Richmond
and Mrs Ethel Wylie, Of Gooch
\ land They attended Homecoming
at Thomas Chapel
4 MI and Mr. Dennis Hart and
Rebecca spent Thursday night III
Harrisonburg with the Carr family
! Mr.. and Mrs James Walton Of
+ Richmond were recent guests Of
the W +. Sandersons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
L. s. NINE Plan GAINS

Tho senate Labor Committee has
approved bills that would expand
covcraee Of Tho Federal mine
safety laws and extend hospital
construction program until md
1864.
The mine safety BIZ would permit
Federal inspectors TO close small
as welt A. large mines whore there
WAS imminent danger" Of ali acct
dent Previously inspectors could
Investigate but take no action
against mines With fourteen or
fewer underground workers.
The hospital construction pro
gram. which authorizes Federal
grants OF up % S2il 100000 q year.
is scheduled II expire June 30, 1859.
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lnRham county. The present builds
lne MAS completed in 1890 It's
charm llss IL thr identified sim
plcitv u the architectural design
Of the Jetlersonlan era.
The Rev John Mark Fulton was
the first pastor and under the lead
eIship 81 Tho able and cDnsecrated
ministers who followed him. the
church has grown from the original
nnr ~ mbera to IN present l,D
members The late Rev Charles
N Barrel served the church for
The longest +. nod OF time 1903
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Lobor Day Celebration
Cumberland Co.
Day Will Feature
Games, Contests

The Cum berl nd American
Legion Auxiliary hopes that Cum
berland folks will have safe and
pleasant Labor Day holiday and
will enjoy the Cumberland County
Day festivities planned. The Aux
liary has arranged busy and in
terestng schedule for Cumberland
County Day to be held Labor Day.
September /. at Cumberland High
School
The program will begin at 9l5
M. in the high school auditorium
with music and special numbers
and a talk by Miss Anna Dickhoff
Of NHampden-Sydney. AT this time
the Junior and Senior Queens Of
the Miss Cumberland Contest will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mrs. Jesse IInnllcy and children.
Of Sandston spent last week Win
her parents. Nj and Mfs I'M w
Banton.
Mrs. 7 Q webster, Mrs II f.
Nancy and Mrs. Bruce Rush, mem
bers Of the Sharon WINS called aa
Mr. and Mrs / J Tapscott ana
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Tapscott Thurs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

1t may surprise you that the men and women of
vEPco produce more power than all the auto
mobiles !. all the trucks all the farm tractors
and all the locomotives in their area combined!
How can mere 5000 people possibly generate
and distribute such vast energy? It's because
each works with efficient tools, ranging from
huge turbines to delicate laboratory instruments
to complex, electric brain bookkeeping machines
Tools worth 100000 for every member Of the
vEPCo team!
Who bought those tools? Another vital part of
the vEPco family !. . the men, women and insti-
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be presented
At 1890 there will be softball
game between the girls high school
softball team and the young
married women Beginning at ll.30
there will be games and contests
for all ages with prizes awarded
for each contest Brunswick stew
will be served at pm
At pm. there will be baseball
came between the Cumberland and
Buckingham teams Following that
game, there will be a game between
the junior teams Of Cartersville
and Cumberland During the after
noon ball games. there will be pony
rides for the smaller children.
New pictures Of the sun taken
from a Navy balloon at 81 600 feet
revealed that the face OF the sun
was a mass Of gaseous eddies 200
to 500 miles in diameter with a
temperature of a bout 5000 to
II 900 degrees Fahrenheit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
Personals

Hamilton Beatty Of The Owls
Nest spent the weekend as the
guest Of his son, Arthur, fol
Freshman Fathers Weekend al
Dartmouth.
Miss Pauline Berg of 1460O
Euclid ave. is home from a
months visit in Daytona Beach
and Bradenton, Florida.
The Bud Andrews family are
in their new home at 1917 Oak
hill rd. They have sold their
former home at 1874 Sheldon to
the James Grays who have been
residing, on Fifth ave.
Three faculty members Of the
city's public schools attended
professional meetings in Cincin-
natl, February 27-2s. Miss
Norman Smith signed in at the
Ohio Association for Health,
Physical Education and Recrea-
ton sessions and George Dion
and Jack Moore attended the
Tndstrial Arts association ses-
sions.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
Visiting Nurse
Awaits The Call

Is there situation in your
home which could be eased by
nursing care on an hourly
basis?
The person who can help you
is the visiting nurse. She is a
graduate, registered nurse
with additional preparation in
infant and maternity care, nu-
triton, child guidance and the
problems of the aged. The fee
is adjusted to the patients
ability to pay.
In this area, this nursing
service is provided by the
Northeast District Office,
1852 Shaw ave, GLenville
1880.
In addition to home visits,
the Visiting Nurse Associa-
tion conducts classes for ex-
pectant parents as approved
by the Academy of Medicine.
Glasses serving Euclid are
held in the Euclid-Glenville
Hospital. Expectant fathers
attend evening classes at the
Visiting Nurse Association
headquarters at $500 Chester
ave.
Local area classes are held
in the East Cleveland Library,
14101 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
bl MccIeftand

and Democracy" Frye, W. r.,
"A United Nations Peace
Force ~. McNeill, W. H.,
Greece: American Aid In Ac-
tion, 1947 So" Freuchen,
Peter, g. Book of the Seven
Seas"
Riviere- Sestier, NJ, "Venice
and the Islands," Adler, Irv-
ing, "How Life Began" John
son, Gaylord, g. Hunting
With the Microscope Nourse,
A. E., $50 You Want To Be a
Doctor" Lev vine, Nathan,
Tipping Made Simple" Nc
Cracken, d. D., "Digital Com
puter Programming y.
Walker, Winifred, "All the
Plants of the Bible Shahn,
Ben. Ben Shahn; His Graph
ic Art" PAUL., A. E., paper
Figures. Russell, Austin,
&c. NJ. r." San Lazzaro, c.,
"Klee," Scott Stamp & Coin
Co., Catalogue of u. S.
Stamps Specialized. 1868, Vol.
&C." Pearson, Hesketh, Gil
bert; His Life and Strife"
Paul, +. H., THAT Crazy
American Music Brand, Os-
car, Singing Holidays Con-
ference For Natl Cooperation
in Aquatics, "Science of Skin
and Scuba Diving" Millett,
r. B.. "Reading Poetry :"
Batson, George. House On the
Cliff :" Fitz Gibbon, Con-
stantine, winter of h e
Bombs" Tuleja, K. v, "Twi-
light Of the Sea Gods" Bake
less, X. h., "They Saw Ameri-
ca First" Dickson. Samuel,
Tales of San Francisco"
White, Hilda, "Wild Decem-
bers.'
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
'FickIe March
Can Challenge
The Motorist

Changeable late winter
weather can be tricky and
dangerous for motorists who
are not prepared. to adapt
themselves to the changing
road conditions, Police Chief
H. S. Weaver warned today.
"Warm weather is pleasant
for most people after our long,
cold winter, but it may cause
trouble for careless drivers, I"
he said.
Sun and higher tempera-
lures give some drivers an over
confidence that becomes dam
gerous as they return to their
warm weather driving habits.
Chief Weaver urged motor
lists to take it easy until they
are sure Of good road condi-
tions and until they get used
to warm er weather driving
again.
Smart drivers realize that
an accident could happen to
them, as well as the oHer fell
low, and they are prepared to
roll with the punch of an
auto accident" the chief con-
cluded.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
GARDENING
Course AT
Memorial

The Spring gardening class
opens at Memorial School Gar
den, Wednesday, March 5th.
There is no better way Of spend
ing your spare time than in
your yard or garden. II you like
to "putter around" at home.
join the class and talk over your
problems with others like your
self. Learn some Of the funda-
mentals that will make your
work more enjoyable and in
teresting.
The class is informal with
time for discussing your own
personal problems. Some of the
topics covered are soils, fer
tilizers, Vegetables and fruits,
pest control and starting seed.
You can get practice sowing
seed and transplanting seed
lings. For small fee each
class member will receive one
dozen chrysanthemums and
other flowers or vegetable
plants for their home garden.
Glasses start Wednesday.
March 5th, at 1880 p. M. and
will continue on through the
spring for ten weeks. Join the
class at Memorial School, 41O
East l52nd ST., Wednesday, for
a lot Of enjoyment and practical
knowledge on the everyday side
Of gardening.
For further information call
Mr.. L. G.. Karrer, teacher in
charge at Memorial School Car
den, kE. l-1242.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06

lands percentage of this total
is roughly 10000 residents who
do not have a church home.
Windermere thodist
Church has set aside the week
of March 9th-16th as visitation
week. During this period a hun
dred members will visit the
homes Of all those who have
indicated an interest in Wind
ermere Methodist Church and
extend cordial invitation for
them to unite with the church
on Palm Sunday.
Heading this committee is
Mrs. Dwight Roller, working
under the direction Of the pas
tor DR.. NJ. Wayne Mcqueen,
and the associate pastor, Rev.
Frank c. MarLett.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
New Books

New Books added to the
East Cleveland Public Library
he week Of March 3rd:
Morris, William, Its Easy
70 Increase Your Nocabu-
larry Popkin. r, H., "Philoso-
ply Made Simple Strang.
Il. NJ. "The Adolescent Views
Himself -. Brothers. J. D..
40 DAYS To a Successful
Memory" Luccock, II. f.,
Living Without Gloves" Gull
lain, Robert, $500 Million
Chinese Dykeman, Wilma,
Neither Black Nor White"
Carey, j. B., "Trade Unions
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
Churches

A playlet, Zone by One,
based on the Gospel of st,
Mark, will be the program for
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian service of the church of
the Cross on Wednesday, March
18th. Directed by Mrs. Paul
Beal, the cast includes Mrs.
Edwin Peysha, Mrs. Lloyd
Sherman, Mrs. C. J. Greggs,
Mrs. Stanley Raudebaugh, and
Mrs. Paul Beal.
Devotions will be led by Mrs.
J. J. Stillinger. Luncheon at
noon will be served by Circle
G, Mrs. J. c. Sillag, chairman.
Religious Resources" will
be the sermon topic OF Rev.
Roscoe j. Varble next Sunday
at the 10:45 a. m. worship
service at the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. at Phillips ave.
Mr.. Joseph L. Sullivan will
be soloist. singing as the Of
fertory "Great Peace Have
They" by Rogers. The anthem
by the Senior Choir will be
"Hark, Hark My Soul" by Shell
ley.
A rummage sale will be held
April 14th and 18th by Circle
4. Gifts Of rummage materials
may be left at the church or
will be picked up if request
is telephoned to Mrs. Carroll
Wohlgamuth. PO. 1-5423.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
MONTREAL CASK ET-1s

In the second game. the sly
Centa- Miller Foxes we're too
much for the cautious Eckert
Cubs and came IN with a 1926
win. With Bob Weise. Bob ko-
vach and Ron Pierre playing
heads-up and netting 26 Of the
"a, the Cubs captain, Dale Col
Inns II just wasn't enough.
Box scores:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
Class {
Basketball
by Frarck A. korosec

With most Of the boys Show
ing up and giving their team
a hand, two hours of exciting
basketball was played with
each team at full strength. The
first game saw Monreal Bears
exc out a victory over the Tom
sic Tigers by a close 1917
count. Tom Hendricks was all
over as he countered an even
dozen for the wide-awake
Bears, and for the losers Joey
Gunsch came up with 9.
Box scores.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
PLAN THREE.DA1
ASSEMBLY

Windermere Congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses will hold
an assembly in the FAB. audi
torium. East 18th st. and Euclid
ave-, March 7th to 9th with a
cafeteria on the site and park
ing facilities available.
Fridays meeting begins at
6:45 p. m. High light of the
three-day session will be the ad-
dress Sunday at 800 p. m. by
n. Kovalak, jr., district direc-
tor who speaks on Facing the
Future Without Fear"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
VISITORS MAKE
UP A PANEL

Four members of the East
Cleveland Council of Church
Women will make up a panel to
discuss "My Life AS A Chris
tian" at the Thursday, March
18th meeting Of the st. Barn
abas Guild of St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church of East Cleveland.
The guest speakers will be-:
Mrs. r. l.. Knight from First
Presbyterian Church; Mrs. E.
Earl Nonada from Calvary
Lutheran Church, Mrs. Douglas
c. K. Baker from East Cleve-
land Baptist Church and Miss
Dorothy Pfeister from the
Church of the Holy City. Mrs.
Howard Benz from the host
church will serve as moderator
The days meeting opens with
the service of Holy Communion,
followed by a Bible Discussion
group, lunch and devotional.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
DIAMONDS WOLVES-1s

In last weeks games, with
only 26 players showing up
out of 40, the scores were;
Monreal Bears ", Magnus
Sharks 26; Diamond Wolves
80. Centa- Miller's %; Eckert
Cubs As, Tomsic Tigers "a.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
CHURCH PLANS 4
VISITATION

In the United States today
there are 100000 Young
people of ages ~ to % who
are not members Of any church,
and 7O.OOO.OOO unchurched peo-
pie of all ages. East Cleve-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
SPAGHETTI SUPPER

A spaghetti supper Will be
served Sunday. March 9th at
st. Agatha Catholic Church,
1869 Lakeview ave, sponsored
by the Guild and for the bene-
fit of the debt reduction fund.
The Women's Council of the
Cleveland Baptist Association
will meet at the East Cleveland
BAPTIST Church Tuesday, March
11th. with Mrs. Lawrence
Schall, State President, as the
principal speaker. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 p. m.
Sunday morning, March 9th,
the Rev. VIM. E. Towner will
use the topic Confusion of
Competing Voices" for his SER
mon at the 11:00 o'clock serv-
ice.
On Sunday, March 9th, the
Young Adult Group is plan
ming a progressive supper.
Pancakes-Oh Yummy
March 18th is the date set by
the Boy Scouts for pancake
supper to be held at the church
from 500 to 500 p. m. All
are welcome.
Jim Bower entertained the
members of the Epworth Eel
lowship from Epworth- Euclid
Church at his home, 531 East
123rd st. Saturday night fol-
lowing an afternoon of win
ter sport.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
CENTA-NILLER-3f

As in the first half, the
mighty Magnus Sharks again
sneared the powerful Diamond
Wolves to give them their fist
loss in the second half. The
Magnus team all played brill
liantly with Earl Cipriani and
Don O'Neil each adding 6
points. In their only loss, Bar
ney Keister tried desperately
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sera-
fino D'Amico. 1920 Melbourne
rd.. a girl, Debora Marie, Feb
ruary 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Cuthbert. 14205 Orinoco
ave, a girl, Diane Marie, Feb
ruary 10th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Clements, 1871 Wymore
ST., a boy, Wade Headings,
February 21st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
SAFETY SAM

and managed to sink s with
Bill Olson adding 5 more.
Box scores.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-06
COME SEE THE
SPRING FASHIONS

Circle 2 of the Windermere
Methodist WSCS is presenting
a Spring Fashion Show for the
enjoyment of the Windermere
ladies and their friends, on
Friday, March 7th at 500 pm.
in Fellowship Hall of the
church.
The church women will serve
as models and there will be
music, refreshments and prizes.
Ticket information may be OBJ
tanned from circle chairman,
Mrs. X. S. Whiteman or Mrs.
F. H. Fellows.
On Tuesday. March 18th,
the Mothers Circle of Hope
Lutheran Church will hold it's
regular meetin gat the church
at $3.50 p. m. Mr.. Edward j..
Hull, an engineer with the
General Electric Co. at Nela
Park will talk on Look Upon
Your Neighbor as Bank
The women of st. Agatha
Church, 1869 Lakeview ave,
are serving a spaghetti supper
at the church Sunday, March
9th. All are welcome.