Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03


which will be followed by a light
breakfast. Regular morning SER
vice will start at eleven O'Clock.
An appropriate Christian film
will be shown in the evening
service along with songs by the
male quartette and other Speci-
al musical numbers.
April II IL. IFCA Conference
April IA Christian Fellowship
Skating Party.
April Is Ladies' Missionary
Circle Meeting.
April 10 Young Peoples
Swimming Party.
April 81 Mems Fellowship Din
ner.
April Is Young Peoples Spring
Carnival.
April 81 Sunday evening A
representative from Moody Bi-
BILE Institute will be showing a
film and slides of students at
the InStiture.
Chesterland Baptist Church
About lis people attended the
pot-luck supper in the social hall
Thursday night, March 81. A
film about young people and
their spiritual needs was shown.
Mr.. Lee Evans sang lone A
lone, Because" and Wonder
full Mother of Nine.
On Thursday, April 3, the
Maundy Thursday Service will
be h e d at the Community
Church. Good Friday Services
will be held by the Christ Pres
byteriar Church at the High
School. Rev. Davis will speak
on Loneliness" both Services
at 8 pm.
At $50 Easter morning, there
will be a Sunrise Service and
breakfast, sponsored by the
Friendly Glass. Sunday School
at 10; regular morning worship
at IL, when Rev. Davis will
speak on Born Again to a Liv-
ing Hope. Mr.. Lee Evans will
sing a solo and the church choir
will sing Nov the Christ is Ris-
en-. The message Sunday night
will be THE Light of ReSurrec-
ton" with special music.
The Young People will leave
in the church bus at $50 Thurs
day night April 3 to go into
Cleveland to hear the St. Paul
Bible institute Choir, consisting
of 80 members. All young Folk
interested are invited.
Chester Grange
About so people attended the
open meeting of the Chester
Grange at Chester School on
March 25. The meeting opened
with he officers taking their sta
tions. The Bible was opened by
the Assistant Steward, Ralph
Smith. The flag was presented
as the group sang "Star Span
gled Banner. Mrs. Yaro Sojka,
secretary, read the report of the
guests were welcomed by the
master, Levi Hartong. The first
part of the program was under
the direction of Paul Shellham-
mer, Music Director of West
Geauga Grade schools. George
Zorko played whispering" on
the trombone. John 10th render
ed a clarinet solo. Mrs. Aston
accompanied Harold Longworth
on his trombone, as she did
George Zorko. The Russell Jun
iorS, 5th grade Russell students
Craig HOLMAN, David Pauley,
Andrew Nara. Gary Barker, Ro-
bin Wallis, and Billy Holt play
ed an instrumental number ac-
companied by Mrs. Ralph Holi-
han. A trio, Elaine Petersen,
Joyce Clary, and Mr.. Shellham-
mer Tin Martha DaviS'S place
due to illnesS) played a selection
accompanied by Gordon Graft
A faculty trio, comprising, Paul
Parmalee, cello, Emil Gligor,
Violin, and Rebecca Raz, piano,
played several numbers.
Mr.. Roy Emerson, assistant
county agent, spoke on lawn,
gardentS and Shrubbery, fol
lowed by question and answ.
er period. Refreshments were
served by Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Freshley and Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray LaMoreaux. The Easter
theme was used in table decora-
tionS. Mrs. Yaro Sojka and Mrs,
zeS. The next rerular meeting
Roland Mapes won the door pri-
of Chester Grange will be at the
school April 8; there will be an
Easter program.
Pythian Sisters Meet
The Pythian Sisters of Maple
Leaf Temple 223 met on March
81 at the Chester K of P hall
Final plans were made for the
turkey dinner to be served al
the Hall on April 4. Plans were
also made for the Luncheon is
Served" to be held April "a. II
was decided to furnish the cak,
eS for the birthday in May at
the County Home. Mrs. Tom
Battles won the sunshine prize
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Leonard CieChanski and
Mrs. Tom Battles. The next
scheduled meeting will be held
at the K of P Hall on April 10
Members are urged to be pre-.
sent as plans for inspection to
be held on May % will be made
K of P SupperS now held on
first Friday night of the month.