Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17


Golden Age Group
The second meeting of the
Golden Age Club will be held on
April q at 1:30 pm. at the
CheSterland Community Church.
This club is open to all people
who are go years and over and
they are welcome.
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters of Maple Leaf
Temple 223, held their regular
meeting April 10 at the Hall with |
IA present. Instead of the next |
regular meeting, on April "a, the |
Sisters are going to attend the |
inspection of the Diamond Tenn
pie in Middlefield on that date. |
Anyone wanting transportation, |
contact Mrs. Leonard ChiChan-
ski of Russell. About 200 dinners
were served at the hall on April |
4th. The next, first Friday of |
the month dinner, will be roast |
beef dinner, open to the public, |
on May End. The West KiWaniS |
Club Dinner on April Is, will be |
served by the Pythian Sisters.
Tickets are still available for |
Luncheon is Served" Program
to be held April "a at 1890 pm.
at the Hall. Mrs. Kenneth Sper-
ry is in charge of ticket sales.
The sunshine prize was won
by Mrs. Frank Turo. Mrs.
Wayne Parks served refresh
mentS.
Geauga County Sheriff's Posse
The Ceauga County Sheriff. S
Posse will sponsor the OrpheSus
Male Chorus at the Chester Ele-
mentary School on April 10, at
1915 pm. The public is invited. |
Chester Welcome Wagon Club
The next meeting of the Ches-
ter Welcome Wagon Club will
be held Monday, April q at the
High School. The speaker for
the evening will be Mr.. Bart
James, Jr. physiologiSt with the
Euclid School system. His sub
ject will be Child Discipline"
and will include the child from
kindergarten age to high school. |
A question and answer period
VIII follow the talk. Refresh
ments will be served by Mrs.
Warren Latin, and Mrs. James
Knupp. HoStesSeS will be Mrs. |
Henry SkocZen and Mrs. Dwight
Stafford The CWWC have an un-
claimed hat which was ordered
at their hat sale. Call HA 3-4713
for more information.
Riverview Bible Church
Special features of the sunrise
service included a girls Sextette
by Maureen Sweet, Genevieve
Kreuz, Janet Roller, Marilyn
Campbell, Julie Wilson, and Ra-
cheal Thayer, directed by Mr..
Roger Campbell. Also, a duet,
Wonderful Morning" by Mrs.
Robert Tack and Rev. Harry
Banfield; and a solo, IT walked
Where Jesus Walked" by Mrs.
Tack. The subject of Rev. Ban
fields sermon was IF Christ
be not Risen. Following the
service, a delightful breakfast,
prepared by the ladies of the
church and served by the girls
of the youth group, headed by
Beverly Painter.
Monday, April ID the young
people attended the Christian
Fellowship skating party at
Mentor on the Lake, Saturday,
April 10 the young people are
having a swimming party at
PaineSville YMCA. They will be
joined by Kirkland Bible Church
and tn Bible Community
Church, North Mentor.
East Hill Ladies Aid
The East Hill Ladies Aid are
accepting goods for the rum
mage sale to be held on April 26,
each Saturday morning from 10
to IL. These goods will be sold
on consignment, the donor re-
ceiVing p the sale price. Mrs
James Stoner or Mrs. Melvin
Rear will be at the Aid building
) to receive the articles to be sold
Chesterland Baptist Church
About rs persons attended the
: Sunrise Service and Breakfast
on Easter morning, in charge of
| the young people. Eleven new
members were taken into the
church at the morning worship
service Easter Sunday, after
= completing a course of inStruc-
! ton and Baptism. The new
l members are: Thomas Roy Ev-
/ ans, David Lee MapeS, Glenn
7 A. Scott, Hazel w. McCracken
: Lawrence B. McCracken; Bea-
, trice I. TruShel, Ada E. St.
John, Henry S. Schoenfeld, Lois
= Ann YadwiSiak, and David J.
: YadWiSiak.
l 180 persons attended the Sun
S day School Service and over 21e
were present at the II a m. Wor-
4 ship Service. The church choir
D sang Now is Christ Risen" and
n Mr.. Lee Evans sang THE
Lords Prayer, At the evening
service, the choir repeated the
s. morning anthem, followed by
f the Hallelujah Chorus. Miss
+ Ruth Jane Reiter accompanied
both numbers.
On April 20 a group of stu.
(; dents from Dennison University
S Granville, o. will be present tc