Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

land was made this week by the
pastor, Rev. Daniel C. DeArm.
ent. Assisting in directing t h Q
campaign will be the Rev. O. E,
Hannawalt Of the office of New
Church Development and Build
ing Aid, Board of Missions of
the Presbyterian Church.
In the near future, Chris (
Presbyterian Church plans to
begin construction OF the first
unit of a new building. This will
be on the six acre site donated
by a member of the church and
situated on Chillicothe Rd., SOU
tn of Sherman Rd. Necessary
funds are being raised by con-
gregational subscription with an
assist from the Board of Ma
tional Missions and Cleveland,
Presbytery. The seven W e e k
campaign eliminates in an ev-
cry member canvass and VIC
tory service on Sunday, Oct. 5.
This service is to be held in
West Geauga high school where
Christ Church services are now
held. Friends of the church are
cordially invited to share in this
service.
Riverview Bible Church
Evangelistic meetings will
start at the Riverview Bible
Church with the morning serv-
ice at 11:00 am. on October IL
and continue through October 19
Evening meetings on Sunday
and through the week will start
at 7:30 pm. The Rev. Herbert
Bidgood, Baptist Evangelist, OF
Hawthorne, N. j., will speak at
these meetings. The Rev. Bid =
good, a former Chester boy, has
many friends in Chester, W h O
have watched with interest and
pride his advancement as he
graduated from Shelton College
and later Furman University +,
Greenville, S. c.. and take his
place among religious leaders.
Assisting at the Hammond org
an throughout the week will be
Ronald T'ruax of Elmira, NY.
Bruce Woodman a vocal soloist,
who is graduate of Columbia
University and formerly aSso :
ciated with the Word of Life
TV and radio broadcast, will
be present the first of the week.
On October ID, the Riverview
Missionary Society will m e e
with Mrs. N. L. Siplock, Sperry
Road.
Attention Chester Young peo-
pie who attend Riverview Chur-
ch. The hayride party on Fri
day, Oct. 3, will leave the Rob
ert Williams farm, Fairmount
at 7:30 pm. Adult sponsors are
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur And.
erson of Chester. After the hay,
ride, the party will return 70 the
Williams farm. Real country
style refreshments will be ser,
we'd in the barn. October 13 is
the date of the Young Peoples
skating party. .r
Baptist Church News
Bake Sale. The Ladies Aio
will sponsor a bake sale on Fri
day, Oct. 3, at Mullen's Groc
cry Store, starting at three pm
The proceeds will go toward the
needed equipment for the new
building.
October S World Commun
ion Sunday will be observed
The World Fellowship offering
will also be taken on that date
October 6 = The Friendly Clas.
has it's monthly meeting at 800
pm. at the church.
October 8 The Ladies A
luncheon will be served at noon
October 8 = The quarterly bu
siness meeting will be held a
800 pm.
The Baptist Church joins in
the United Clothing A PIP ca |
Clean clothing in good condition
shoes, blankets and bedding ar,
needed. Call the church, PArl
9-7101 and your contribution will
be picked up during the week 0
October "a 81.
A study of the troubled Mid
! die East opened the first meet
ing of the Missionary Society
Valuable material for future st
udieS has been secured fr n
the United Nations countries.
West Geauga Camp Fire Girl
Last weekend so Camp Fir,
Girls of the West Geauga Dis
trict and their leaders enjoye,
a weekend camping trip at
Camp Yakewi, resident camp O
the Cleveland Council of Cam]
Fire Girls. The camp is locatet
near AuStinburg, Ashtabula Co
unity.
In the lovely wooded setting
i the girls entered into such &C