East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01

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MAY BREAKFAST AT
WINDERMERE METHODIST
The members of the Women's
Society of Christian Service of
the Windermere N e h d Is t
Church are inviting t n cir
f.iends to join them for their
traditional May Breakfast on
May 7th at 1000 a. m. For
many years this has been one
of the social highlights Of the
calendar and is looked forward
to eagerly.
Committees have been at
work for some time to assure
an outstanding program and
setting in the atmosphere of
the picturesque Southwest, for
Rosaneil Reynolds Schenk, in
costume, will present a dra-
matte reading entitled "Song of
the Squaw Dress"
Mrs. Schenk became inter-
ested in the Indians Of the
Southwest during a two-year
stay in New Mexico, and was
inspired TO develop a recital of
verse about their folklore, GUS
toms and literature. She has
woven together the poems of
Lew Sarret and Hilda Faunce
Wetherill to form the narra-
tive. Mrs. Schenk is an Associ-
ate Director of the Children's
Theatre of the Children's Thea
ire of the Cleveland Play House
and member OF the Acting En-
semble.
Program chairman is Mrs.
Ralph Peckinpaugh. Mrs. Rich
ard Ogline is in charge of deco
rations ard Mrs. Robert La
Turner will supervise the food
preparations. Ticket informa-
tion may be obtained by calling
the church office, GIL. 1-1464.
FAMILY WEEK
East Cleveland Churches are
planning observance of National
Family Week. along with Pro-
testant Churches across the ma
tion.
East Cleveland Baptist Church
plans a Family Worship Service
on Sunday. May 4th and on Sun
day. Nay 18th there will be dedi-
cation Of new babies. On Fri
day there will be Family
Square Dance with everyone
from junior to grandpa present.
First Presbyterian Church
will, in addition to Sunday serv-
ices around the weeks theme:
''Your Home. Household for
God" have a series of family
dinners on the Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings ]
As an added fun feature. fami- |
lies are pasting up familv snap
shOnts on shirt cardboards for 2
lisplay that is bound to mean
|oads Of fun among the church |
rembers.
The Annual SDrin~ Breakfast
Of the Woman's Bible Glass Of
Windermere Presby terra n
Church will be held at the
church May 8th at 11:OO a. m.
Mrs. ". II. Zimmerman, pro-
gram chairman, will present
Mrs. John VI. McMillin in
"Ohioana," a program of Ohio
folk lore with music on the
The annual Mother Daughter
banquet of the ladies of the
Reorganized Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints is
being held tonight. There will
be a program of music and
readings. Taking part are
Roma Lee Conrad. Lola Wat
kins, Gene Duffey, Linda Gag
Mon and Susan Starrett.
Arrangements are in charge
Of Jannette Rieske and Ruth
Gross of the Woman's Associ-
alton.
THE HOLY CITY"
The Oratorio Choir of the
Old Stone Church will sing
Alfred K. Gauls "The Holy
City" at 7:45 o'clock OH Sun
lay, May 4th. Soloists will in
,lude Doorthy Winn, soprano;
Helen Baker, contralto: Ray
nond Danley, tenor: and Juer-
zen Keller, baritone. W. Will
lam Wagner. organist and
of the church will
conduct the performance.
Composed in 1882 for the
Festival of Music at Birming-
nam, England, "The Holy City"
IS a reflective meditation on the
vision of ST. John as recorded
n "The Revelation" The open
ng portions tell of the desire
or a higher, nobler life, while
he second part describes the
,plendors of the after-life.