East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
AREA PRESBYTERIANS
MEET AT WINDERMERE

Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
at 8 p.m., as part of a program
of promoting Christian work on
the campuses of our colleges and
universities.
The leaders Of the Campus
Christian Life Advance are hop
ing to have approximately 10
per cent Of the membership of
the churches of this district
present for this rally.
The speakers will be Rev. Har-
old w. Kaser of Coshocton, Rev.
Lawrence A. Glassco, of North
field Presbyterian Church (for-
mer Westmi n S ter Foundation
Minister at Indiana State Uni
versity), DR.. Robert H. French
of First United Presbyterian
Church of Greater Cleveland,
and Richard Clague, president
of the Student Christian Union
of Cleveland.
In the Worship Service Palm
Sunday at II am. Rev. Sappen-
field will speak on "He Shall
Come to Judge. The Carolers
and Youth Choirs will partici-
pate in this service. At 6 pm.
there will be a Sandwich Sup
per, after which the Junior age
will continue their study of
Africa, while for the adults
there will be a preparatory SER
vice at Z pm. for the Maundy
Thursday Communion Service.
The Women's Association will
meet at the church Tuesday.
The sewing and quilting will be-
gin at 10 am. The luncheon will
be at 1890, with Mrs. E. E.
burlington and Mrs w. c. Sib-
bison as hostesses Miss Kather-
inc Sanders will lead the de-
votions in the afternoon. They
will continue their study of
'Hymnbook of the Ages" cover
ing Chapter III "God of All
Nature.
Maundy Thursday, April 14th,
the Winder me e Presbyterian
Church will observe the Sacra-
ment of Communion, preceded by
a Sacrificial Supper, served by
the deaconesses of the church.
HAYDEN BAPTIST CHOIR
PRACTICING FOR CANTATA
Tonight is mems night for
visitation at Hayden ave. Bap-
tist Church. The men will meet
at 7 D. m. at the church and
return at 9 p. m.
Tomorrow evening at z p. m.
Boys Stockade group will meet
in the Junior High room for
their weekly meeting. On the
activity list for the evening will
be regular formation, followed
by the flag ceremony which is
taken care Of by the honor post.
After this will be game time,
an object lession and sparker
meeting during which the boys
will work on their bookend prof.
ect, aiming to finish them.
The 22nd of April outing to
Stony Glen is getting organized.
Ranger Bill Bennett will be in
charge of the story. Fare for
the campout will be a midnight
snack consisting Of doughnuts
and milk; breakfast of bacon
and eggs and a hamburger
lunch, then home they come. To
qualify for this outing each boy
must attend three out of five
Of the five Stockade meetings
prior to it.
Saturday at 1 p. m. the choir
will be practicing for Sundays
worship service and also for the
Easter Sunday evening cantata.
Thursday, April 14th, at 2
p. m. the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety will meet in the junior
high classroom. The women will
bring old sheets and mems
shirts as before, but in addition
will be bringing in new pieces
of cotton material to use in
making 25 crib quilts in various
patterns under the direction of
Mrs. A. Albaugh. Mrs. Donald
Woodby will be in charge of
making flannelgraphs for mis-
sion use in Alaska, Mrs. Mel
Miller, boxer shorts; Mrs. Roy
Weese, hospital gowns; Mrs.
Charles Hayes, disposable slip
pers; and Mrs. Harry Layne,
rolling bandages. All these
items will go to Helen Wellman
to take back to Liberia where
she is a Missionary Nurse. In
addition packs Of 10 washcloth
slippers to make at home and
baby gowns are taken home to
be done. These goals are to be
met by next fall when Miss
Wellman returns to Liberia.
Mrs. Chuck Ward is in charge
of making four songbooks for
the Ray Fellingers of Harriets-
vile, O., for their 1860 vacation
Bible school.
Sunday school averaged over
400 during the month of March,
with the Nursery averaging 16.
This was the third time in the
history of the church that the