East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29

!. Beginning Thursday, Oct. 9th,
the Choraliers will begin their
: schedule of weekly rehearsals.
: This group of singers is open
to any boy or girl in grades
5 three through six. Practice
sessions are held at 4 pm. each
7 Thursday.
The group sings in the wor-
ship service once a month, US
ually the last Sunday.
Esther Circle
! The Esther Circle is handling
! the sale of vanilla and urges
: any person who has need of
: this cooking product to contact
= a member of this group.
r DR.. Charles F. Jones, minis
r ter, East Glenville Methodist
, church, 1861 st. Clair will con-
: tinue his Bible studies of Mark
: V: 1-20 on Wednesday, Oct. 5th,
= at 1880 pm. His topic will be
THE Demoniac of Gadara."
!, The goth birthday anniver-
, sary of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service will be OBJ
served on Thursday, Oct. 9th,
, at the church.
6 Program includes luncheon at
noon honoring the past presi-
dents and Mrs. Bernice Pyke
will be guest speaker.
The Lutheran Business and
Professional Women's Club is
; eager to welcome new MEM
bers. Business or professional
women who are members Of a
Lutheran Church of any Synod
are eligible to join. Miss Hazel
Steinmeyer, membership chair
man, will be happy to supply
further information. - WO.
LIZA.
A weekend trip to Gateway
: Lodge in Cook Forest State
Park, Pennsylvania, is the next
event. Members will board the
chartered bus at Higbee's Pros
pect entrance on Saturday,
Oct. 1st at 8 pm. and return
Sunday evening.
Russell HEIR Of the Fine Arts
Department, Cleveland Public
Library will present an interest
ing lecture on Stained Glass
W n do VS. to members and
friends of the Club on Friday,
Oct. 28th, 7:30 pm. in the aud
itorium of the main library.
'Iight Inaccessible" is the
Sermon Title chosen by the Rev
William Z. Towner from the
East Cleveland Baptist Church
for his Communion Meditation,
this Sunday, at II am.
First Family Night Potluck
Dinner of the season is annuon-
ced by the Women's Society
for Wednesday, Oct. 5th at 6:30I
pm.
Mr.. Russell Fox will give the
Devotions. Following special
music, Mrs. C,B. Howard will
speak on "Highlights of Prot
estantism in Sac Paulo as !
see it,.
Rev. and Mrs. Angus Hull
will be the featured speakers
at the Fall Meeting of the
Cleveland Baptist Association,
to be held at the Church of the
Master, 1850 Monticello blvd.
Monday evening Oct. 10th.
Following the dinner they will
present pictorial report of
their trip to the Baptist World
Alliance in Rio de Janiero, Bra
zil. They will also comment on
their II country tour.
The United Lutheran Church
Women Of st. James will hold
their next meeting Tuesday,
Oct. 4th at s pm. in the Church.
Mrs. Walter Bond, home on
a furlough from missionary
duty in India will be the speaker
for the evening. She teaches
missionary children and is sup
ervisor for a leper school for
native children.
Refreshments will be served
by the hostess Mrs. Stanley
Erbor who will be assisted by
Mrs. W.R. Lowry, Mrs. Char
Lee, Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs.
Eugene Herman.
The Episcopal Motorama is
coming to the Cleveland East
Region!
The Motorama, which is tour
ing the Diocese of Ohio, will
be at st. Paups Episcopal
Church East Cleveland Friday
Oct. 7th from 6 to $3.50 pm.
The motorama is housed in
a fromer city bus and contains
an exhibit giving basis facts
about the Episcopal Church,
it's program in the United States
and overseas and its work in
the Diocese of Ohio. The bus
is being driven by a layman
of the Diocese of Ohio.
The Episcopal Church's first
travelling exhibit, the Motorama
is making an appearance at
cities and towns in Ohio where
there are Episcopal parishes and
missions, as we'll as in areas
where the church is not active.