Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08

terested contact Richard Kram-
er before May Is.
Riverview
Bible Church Calendar
May 10 The church bus will
leave from the Siplock home,
Cedar Road at $50 to attend
the Cleveland Youth for Christ
meeting.
May II Young Peoples Skat-
ing party at Mentor on the
Lake Bus will leave from
church at 7 pm.
May Is Ladies Missionary
Society meets at home of Mrs.
Omar Blodgett, Valley Vista
Drive, Beaver Creek Estates, in
evening. Mrs. Florence Hagen
of Cleveland Hebrew Mission
will speak. Her subject is Jew
iSh Customs. She will set up a
Pass Over table.
May 16 = Young peoples May
Pc party at Siplock recreation
room. All are to come dressed
as a May-Po kid and bring a
full box of May-Po for admis-
sion.
Baptist Church News
At the Mother-Daughter Ban
uet held on May 8 at $50 pm.
Mrs. Paul Cargill of Cleveland
will present the main feature,
Musical GlimpseS Behind Jap
anese Bamboo. The Japanese
motif will be carried out in the
decorations. Mrs. Tom Butz Sr. +.
will act as NC. A vocal duet
will be supplied by Jean and
Annie McGrew. Mrs. Michael
Lab will present a toast to
daughters and Miss Eda Lab
will give the toast to mothers.
On Mothers Day, Sunday,
some of the mothers will take
part in the morning worship
service at II am. The Rev. Da-
Wis will preach on THE Influ-
ence of a Good Mother. Special
music will be provided by the
McGrew sisters and Mrs. Char
les Rose.
Wednesday, May IA is the reg
ular monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid Society with dinner
served at IL noon.
On May % there will be a
picnic supper served at 7 pm.
honoring thehigh school seniors
and their parents. This will be
followed by a film, Silent Wit
mess, The seniors will also be
honored at the morning worship
service on June /.
A special course, You Can
Teach" was started Friday
night May 2. This was conducted
by Miss Ruth Hathaway, Chris
tian Education Director of the
Cleveland Baptist Association.
There will be two more SeS-
sionS May 9 and 16.
Vacation Church School Train
ing conference will be held May
10 from $50 am. to $50 pm.
at the First Methodist Church
at 30th and Euclid.
The Vacation Bible School
which starts on June 13 through
June 27 will have two themes;
/. God Made Everything" g.
BE Glad About jesus. Par
ents are urged to register their
children as soon as possible.
Maple Festival Meeting
On Monday evening of last
week the Maple Festival Board
! met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Patterson. N. C. Pat
terson and Mrs. Kenneth Sper-
ry of Chester are members of
this board. The meeting, pre-
sided over by the president, Tu-
re Johnson, reviewed the acti-
vitieS of the recent Festival and
made plans for the future.
Teacups-the Topic
Mrs. George Hansen will
speak at a meeting held at the
Madison Methodist Church on
May 7. She will address the
members of Miss Violet Gran.
dalPs Sunday school class. The
talk is on TeacupS. Mrs. Han.
sen will take with her some OF
her collection of cups.
Chester Garden Club
Mrs. John Eykyn Jr. was hos.
tess to the Chester Garden Club
on Wednesday, April 80. Assist
ing hoSteSseS were Mrs. r. o
Stone and Mr.. Frank E. Down,
er.
Nav memebrS of the Club in
clude Mrs. John J. Mayberry
Mrs. Kenneth Wood and Mrs
Robert Jackson. The program
included a talk by Mrs. Lyle
Battles, wild Flowers for Dri
ed Arrangements. Mrs. Her
bert Brill spoke on, "GrounC
Preparation" Mrs. @ eorgt
Spargrove brought two dried ar
rangementS to show some things
which can be done with driec
materi u
Maple Leaf Temple
The following members O
the Maple Leaf Temple were
in Willoughby on Tuesday even
ing to attend the inspection O
the Aerial Temple there, Mrs
Leonard CieChanSi, Mrs. Yarc
Sojka, Miss Mary Elizabeth Sol
ka, Mrs. Virgil Battles, Mrs
D. J. Roseum, Mrs. Sam Ram