East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER

students.
The U.P.Y. will sponsor a pot
luck supper at $50 in the eve.
ming.
All Junior Hi and Senior Hi,
and College students, are invit-
ed to attend.
The program will be on
Church Vacations, and the dis
cussion will be lead by Douglas
Barnes.
The Women's Bible Glass of
w nderme ere Presbyterian
Church will hold a party at the
church, Thursday, Feb. End, at
1880 pm. All women Of the
Church are cordially invited.
Rev. O.C. Sappenfield, minis
ter of the Church, attended the
Ohio Pastors Convention in Col
umbus, Ohio, recently.
Young People Conduct
Fellowship Program
The young people will con-
duct the National Pilgrim Fell
lowship Sunday Service at the
East Cleveland Congregational
Church this Sunday.
A special portion of this serv-
ice will be the choral reading,
which is an adaptation of the
choral drama, "The Circle Be-
yond Fear" by Darius Leander
Swami.
Those giving the reading will
be: Cheryl Bateman, Joyce
Miller, Linda Roberts, Cynthia
Seaman, Gayle Vought, Bruce
Kliever, Greg Peters, Frank
Peters, Russell Pugh, and Ken
Yukl. A solo on the trumpet dur
ing the reading will be played
by Jerry DeLong.
Another group will provide
both vocal and instrumental
music. They include: Bonni 10
Goldwyn, Mary Ellen Serota,
Rita Yaxley, Roberta Yaxley,
Robin Yaxley, Jerry Boyer,
David Downs and Peter Griffin.
The organist for the service
will be Katherine Yukl.
Ushers for the service are
Cathy Rudolphy, Rita Riendeau,
Beverly Taylor, Glenn Goldwyn,
Richard Kohn and Glenn
Vought.
Jehovah's Witnesses
The Windermere, Euclid and
Lake Shore congregations of
Jehovah's Witnesses will at
tend a semi-annual three-dayI
circuit assembly at North High
School, Eastlake, starting Fri
day, Jan. 9th and continuing
through Sunday.
More than 1000 delegates
from 81 congregations in North
east Ohio will be represented
with some of the local Witness
ses taking part in the program,
according to Alfred G.. Kiesel-
bach, and Louis Bury presiding
ministers.
Lyle E. Reusch, new district
ervisor, and convention
speaker will be heard each day
Of the assembly. Highlight of
the gathering will be his public
lecture, Ms God Interested In
The Affairs of Men," to be
given at 8 pm. Sunday. Public
is invited, no collection is ever
taken.
William Tracy, present circuit
supervisor will leave after the
assembly for a new circuit !
assignment in New York City.
(Manhattan).
Reception Planned
For Rev. Towner
Sunday morning will be Rev.
Towner's Farewell sermon att
the East Cleveland Baptist
Church, entitled "And Final
ly, Brethren"
At 4 p. m. that day, members
and friends of the Church will
meet in Fellowship Hall for a.
Recognition Reception for Rev.
Towner and his family.
The next meeting of the Wo-
mans Society will be a family
Night Potluck Supper at the
church, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wade Mckinney will be
the main speaker.
She will tell of her trip to va
rious Mission Fields, through
out the World.
There will also be special
music, and White Cross Dedi-
cation. Mrs. Carman Lane will
give the Devotions.
Youths Lead In
Sunday Services
Youth Sunday will be OBJ
served next Sunday at the 10:45
am. worship service at the
Phillips Avenue United Presby-
terian Church, East 125th st.
at Phillips ave.
Leaders of the service will
be Michael Brown, Marilyn
Bush and John Holly. Theme Of
the service will be "Into All
the World Together"
The Junior Choir will sing as |