Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20
Chester Grange Hears Teacher
Discuss US. Science Education

md Walter Lucas, Blanche Rus
sell is director.
CheSterland Baptist
Church News
Mrs. w. H. Larick, who is
connected with the Cleveland
Baptist Association, spoke to a
large group, consisting of the
Martha Circle, Evening Mission
ary Guild, and the Young Peo-
ple'S Group on Thursday night,
March 13. Her subject was
Family Life. She started with
the life of Jesus, and pointed
out how he as the oldest, as
sumed responsibility for the
younger children, and helped in
every way he could to help his
parents. Taking up the family
life of Abraham, Moses and ia
cob, Mrs. Larick stressed the
Importance of family worship
and patience and understanding
on the part of parents and child
rem alike. The program in
charge of Mrs. Carl Whitmer,
opened with song. Mrs. Clement
Craig was in charge of devo-
tions. Miss Hazel McCracken
presented Mrs. Larick with a
corSage after her address.
Young Peoples group served re-
freShmentS.
Starting March %, Palm. Sun
day eve, a series of special SER
vices will be held at 7:3O. Mr..
John Nordquist, young Cleve-
land organist, will take part in
the service, March 26; and on
Palm Sunday eve The Streets
boro Methodist Church choir will
sing at the Baptismal service
at the Lyndhurst Church. On
March 27 is the night of the
Pot-luck supper and film "Sev-
enteen" The Ladies' Aid held
their monthly luncheon March
IL. LuncheonS are held the Sc
cond Wednesday of every month
and the public is invited.
Christ Presbyterian
Church News
A teachers training class
from the Christ Presbyterian
Church will be held at 8 pm.
March "a, at the First PreSby-
terian Church at E. Cleveland.
The curriculum will be a pre-
view of Apr June material. All
groups will be represented from
pre- nursery to high school. .
Bruce Reeves will lead in a
brief worship service at GAS |
pm.
Don't forget the car wash by
The senior Westminster Fellow
ship group, March % at the /
. 5 pm.
The friendship Guild will be
leld on March 25 at noon, with
Mrs Melvin Reas. Also, a study
committee for a building pro-
gram, at 8 pm. at the manSe,
March 25.
Riverview Bible Church
On March 10, the Ladies Mis-
;ionary circle of the RivervieW
Bible Church met at the home
If Ms. Edwin Dray, Fairmount
levotionS which was followed
I'd, Mrs. Charles Sweet led the
" the annual committee re-
'ort and election of officers. The
'fficerS elected are as follows:
Pres. Mrs. Spencer Banfield; V.
'res. Mrs. George Matthews;
7reaS. Mrs. Roger Campbell;
'ec'y. Mrs. Charles Sweet. The
york committee reported that
sent Miss Helen Weelman, a
medical nurse in Liberia, w. At
lea the following articles: 13
'aby dresses, 4 baby sacks, 3
'ayb quilts, 3 rolls Damages
20 the Ceylon Indian mission,
l hospital gowns and 13 rolls
'andageS. They also sent Christ
mas presents to Miss Margery
smith of the Colored Baptist
seminary of the Bible, Cleve-
and. These presents given to
,rade children included: At
Christmas stockings, "a bouton-
Iieres, II puppets, II dressed
oils, "a bean bags, % pictures,
2 billfolds, and one quilt for
ne of the teachers. Refresh /
nentS were served by Mrs.
DenCer Banfield and Mrs.
ieorge Myers.
T h e Riverview Basketball
cam played Hayden Ave, Bap-
st team, winning SLAB.
,hurch Calendar
March II Mems fellowship
lecting CT the Little Church in
he Vale, Gates Mills, O. Speak