East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

Morning Worship Service will
the Rev. Blair Benner preach
ing.
White Cross Work Day. AL
Circles are meeting together
for one big White Cross Work
Day, on Thursday, Feb. 22nd al
10 am. Workers will bring their
own sandwiches, coffee and des.
sert will be furnished.
Junior Choir rehearses every
Saturday morning at 1890 am
Church Officials
Meet Tonight
The Deacons and Deaconesses
of Windermere Presbyterian
Church will meet this evening
in the Church Parlor, at 1880
pm.
The YACS (Young Adult
Christians) of the East Cleve-
land Baptist and Windermere
Presbyterian Churches, will
meet Saturday at the Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church at
II pm. to 60 swimming at the
Addison rd. YMCA at 8 pm.
The Windermere Presbyterian
Mems Council will hold a
Washington's Birthday pro-
gram at the church Wednes-
day beginning with a dinner at
1880 pm.
There will be a program of
music, and a talk by John F.
Rollins on "What Price Your
Life?" Reservations must be
made in the church office by
Sunday.
Lutheran Choir
Comes To Town
Saturday at 8 p. m. the Chi
cago Lutheran Seminary Choir
will present a concert of Sacred
Music at Calvary Lutheran
Church, 1901 Euclid ave.
The concert is sponsored by
Calvary, St. James Lutheran
Church, 1924 Hayden ave., and
Fellowship Lutheran Church,
IT'LL Ashbury ave. The COM
munity is invited to hear this
outstanding choral group.
DR.. Robert H. Fischer, direc-
tor Of the choir has selected a
program of sacred music repre-
sentative of the Church's heri-
tage. Included are rich liturgical
anthems, folk hymns, chorales
and spirituals. Their origins are
world wide and include works
Of the masters as well as little
known music, some Of which
has been arranged by the
director.
Combined Meeting
For Presbyterians
The Women's Association of /
the Phillips Avenue United
Presbyterian Church is having
a combined meeting with the
Noble Road Presbyterian a n
Church.
The speaker is Rev. Drysdale
and his topic is problems of
the Expanding Population of
Cuyahoga."
The meeting will be Tuesday |
at 8 p. m. at Noble Road Pres
byterian Church.
Transportation at 1880 p. m.
Phillips ave. church will be pro-
vided.
Husbands are invited.
Twenty-Five Attend
Camp Klein Retreat
Twice each year the Senior
High Methodist Youth Fellow
ship of Windermere Methodist
Church goes to Camp Klein,
near Concord, Ohio for a re-
treat. Last week end, there
were 20 young people partici-
pating in the Winter Retreat at
this camp. On Saturday night,
the Mentor MYF Joined the East
Cleveland group to share in a
service of worship and fellow
ship.
At this retreat, the program
for all future meetings until
next fall was outlined. Adult ad-
visors for the organization are
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox of
Nelaview ave. In order to earn
money to help send members to
the summer Institute at Lake
side, Ohio, members are now
selling Sportsmen's Show tic
kets. Anyone going to this show
is asked to support the project
by purchasing advance tickets.
Ladies Guild Il
Card Party
The St. Philomena Ladies
Guild will sponsor a Card
Party on Saturday at 8 pm. in
the Social Hall. /
Mrs. Kathryn Hennessey and
Mrs. Raymond Kleinheinz are
Guild members
whose names begin with the
initials HI will be on the COM
mittee. Prize and refreshments.
Members Of the Guild will en-
joy their annual Pot-Luck Sup
per at $50 p. m. Thursday, Il
Feb. 22nd, in the Social Hall.
Co-chairmen for this affair
are Mrs. Agnes Meyers, and
Mrs. Carl Strasshofer.