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Page Twelve
CALVARY LUTHERAN
CHURCH
13100 EUCLID AT LOCKWOOD
Rev. John W. Grohn*. Pastor
Christmas Evo.. 10:00 P. M.
Christmas Day. 10:45 A. M.
TORRONE
ITALIAN ALMOND CANDY
La Florentine Brand 18 pcs., carton V w v
COOKIES and CANDIES
Italian Assorted—Beautiful Christ
mas Present—Deluxe, IVz-Lb. Can V"""
CALIFORNIA FICS
bLb*
String
W&.U
impurtlD chestnuts
NEW Lbs. Cl fol
CROP V ior
“MlZED KUTS~
NEW Lbs. ei
CROP V for ________
WUhUTS
Northwestern Omegas
Cellophane Package ... Lb. vvv
POTATOES
Pennsylvanias Lb.
Ccokteg or Eating Apples
W
GEUUA SALAMI
ALL PORK 6‘Gse
Whole or Half____________ .... Lb.
ITALIA^ Sri
1 For the Holidays: Calamare, AngulIIe,
E Ccrpitone, Merluzzi, Sarde, Scurmi, Shrimp,
I Sand Eels, Oysters, Boneless Codfish.
FIRST AID JETTS
Forest Hill Pharmacy
Superior at Euclid GL. 9413
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO EVERYBODY!
P©IH Parrot
SHOES FO^I'BOYS AND GIRLS
$1.95 to S5.95
For the LAST-MINUTE Shopper—Our Selection of Christmas
Slippers for Women, Men. Boys, Girls and Tots is Most
Complete
BAUMGARTEN'S
"The Family Shoe Store”
1427 Hayden Ave. GLenville 8516
SHINES BRIGHTEST OF ALL!
We Wish the Bert of Everything for Everybody!
For LAST-MINUTE Shoppers Our
ALMAY
FOREST HILL
PHARMACY
STATE BOARD APPROVED
(HIGHEST RATING)
1323S Superior at Euclid
GLenville 9412
Open
RAND
SHOES
for MEN
SOME WORDS
GROW BRIGHTER
WITH USE
..AND
Beauty Preparations
Make Wonderful Gifts For That "Special" Gal!
GIFT WRAPPING IS FREE!
OPEN 11 A. M. TO 7 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
(Except Sunday’
CAPRETTA S MARKET
12605 EUCXID corner Auburndale FreeParking!
Freeh Meats. Fruit*/. Vegetables..
Domestic and Imported Toed*
V11LUE SPECIALS.
©0#*
(«F EUCLID-SUPERIOR 13501 EUCLID
Christmas Baskets
.......
and BOXES of GILBERT'S
FINE FOODS and WINES
Beautifully and Tastefully Packed To Order?
We'll Fill Your LAST-MINUTE Orders!
Come In and See Our Display Samples
See Our Great Variety
DUTCHESS English
Stilton Cheese
with Old Port Wine in
Auld Lang Syne
Handled Stone Mug (Bger Stein)
and the Cover is a Cork Coaster
Maple Log Cabin
Packed to the Rafters with Creamy
Maple Leaves of 100% Pure Maple
Sugar This Little Log Cabin
(Chimney and All) fa Idea! ior
Children at $1.25.
For DAD
A
Floral Design
Outsize Cup & Saucer
(He Can Have Two Cups In One)
Filled with Ann Raskas Coffee
Candies in Xmas Wrapping $2.25
Delivery
Merry Christmas
to Everybody!
This Week-End We Will Have a Complete
Selection of
HOLIDAY POULTRY
Turkeys, Roasting Chickens, Etc.
PLUS ALL
FRESH FRUITS end
VEGETABLES
Artichokes, Tomatoes, Celery, Yams, Sweet
Potatoes, Etc. ALL AT
Lowest Market Prices
Fresh Anise (Finocchi)
Large
Stalk
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Hoimel's CAPICOLA
Lean and Tasty
Whole or Half................ ...Lb.
Italian Style SA US ACE
100% PURE PORK fj*.
Custom Made ...... _______ ... _..lb.
Order Now For Your Christmas or
New Year's Party!
PORK ROAST
Lbs. ___________
aOG
7-Rib End Lean
STRICTLY FRESH Lb. £SG
LEAN BOSTON BUTTS
Good and Meaty QOf*
2l/z to 5 Lb. Average__________Lb. Wk
SANDY”MAC HAMS
Ready-T o-Eat A
Whole or Shank Half .,T,..rr^. ....Lb.
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EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
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of Cakes, Cookies, Etc,
CHEESE SPREADS
DUTCHESS Choicest of the
World s Fine Cheeses Aged la
Wine and Brandy
French Roquefort 45c
Canadian Cheddar 39c
English Stilton 55c
CHRISTIAN BROS.
Famous Cocktail Sherry
Two Fifths in Attractive
Christmas Box $3.7*
OLD- FASHIONED
CANDY CANES
Red. White, Green Stripes
5c and 10c
Serving E, Cleveland and Cleve, His. since 1935
BEER WINE MIXERS
We Deliver Phone GL. 830S
We Rent Punch Bowls and Cups Open Till 10 P. M. Daily
Reader lauds Kiwanis Go To Church
Contest Pleads For Return To Church
Dear Editor!
I am wondering if we East Cleve
landers ought not to turn aside
for just a moment from the excit
ing bustle of Christmas prepara
tions to recognize the true Christ
mas gift which the men of the
Support of Churches Committee of
our local Kiwanis Club have made
us in the form of the I GO TO
CHURCH Contest.
In sponsoring this contest, these
men who are friends and neigh
bors of many of us have done far
more than offer us the chance to
win a cash prize for ourselves and
our churches or even to offer
church-goers the long-needed
chance to “get off the defensive”,
and give positive reasons why they
choose to take not send their young
sters to religious services. These
“men of good will” in our midst,
in sponsoring such a move as the
I GO TO CHURCH Contest, are
themselves offering our communi-
ty a Christmas gift beyond price—
proof positive that private faith
can move outward from each per
son and church into a concerted
army of Religion in action,
powered with all the strength each
church builds into its individual
members.
Though unacquainted personally,
so far as I know, with any mem
bers of the local Kiwanis group, I
am willing to hazard a guess that as
individuals they represent in cross
section possibly every “kind of
church” (i.e., denomination) to be
found in East Cleveland. The real
glory of these men’s achievement
in conceiving such an idea as their
I GO TO CHURCH Contest, is that
must have been able to discern
through the fabric of each indi
vidual church’s differing ritual,
form, creed, and tradition the glint
of the golden threads of LOVE TO
GOD and SERVICE TO MAN.
“What better way at Christmas
time could we choose to remember
how the Man of Nazareth pointed
out at such agonizing cost, than to
resolve to start this Christmas
doing some of the things which
the I Go To Church Contest must
surely have brought back to our
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Wall Wa.hing Gutter. Cleaned
HOUSE CLEANING
Fully Insured
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CLEANING
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GL. 2757 Eve. LI. 9447
THE
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Studio* of Stage Art*
(G, I, Approved)
In New, Larger Quarters at
16&8 Hayden five,
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minds, If it accomplishes nothing
else.
If we are non-church goers, may
be we ought to pause long enough
to consider what this could be do
ing to us and to our children. Since
nearly all adults travel through
life largely on the “momentum of
the religious training and experi
ences they had as children, many
see themselves quite accurately as
honest, generous, kindly, and as
devoted to home and family as
their church-going neighbors with
out quite analyzing how “they got
that way.”
Many non-churchgoers really live
as exemplary lives as their church
member neighbors They are
often conscious of a queer, empty
feeling that life is pretty dull
But they don’t quite complete the
connection here, so to speak. “Why
does life seem to have so little
meaning. Maybe my kids won’t
grow up to be even as honest
.generous, kindly, as I am—because
they have never been to the place
where I learned how to be those
things—Church” ... A man can
be pretty tired by the time Sunday
rolls around and at his ear and
at his elbow are a hundred ways
to refresh him, which the Pilgrim
or even the “1890” boy never
dreamed of in the town where the
church was the center for almost
every social affair. Yes, in too
may ways we can persuade our
selves that we can get along with
out the church, forgetting there
may one day be no churches to. do
without, if we continue to rear a
generation of youngsters who have
seldom seen the unside of a church,
and can therefor scarcely be blamed
if they do not display the “ordi
nary” virtues which their more for
tunate parents learned by church
attendance. Children rarely taken
to church can hardly be expected
to suddenly develop at adulthood
a consciousness of all they missed.
I sincerely hope the contest ans
wers will serve to show our non
attending friends that many of us
left their ranks because we came
to realize that regardless of seem
ingly out-moded forms or teach­
Free
Delivery
GL 0825
WE CATER TO
WEDD INGS—BANQUETS
S&ve Time
Call
FRESH DRESSED
CAPONS
READY TO EAT
HAMS
c,uribOw’
ings, the CHURCH U still the
only institution which shows us
how to attain for us and our chil
dren a sense of values strong
enough to meet and overcome the
countless daily temptations and dis
tractions which threaten momen
tarily to draw us into dead-ends
of numbing cynicism, or uncon
trolled reaction to every fresh
stimulation of sense (and non
sense) that comes our way. We
church-goers recognize that we
must give our children the tools of
living necessary in a democratic
society.
We can all resolve anew this
coming year to return to church,
to help re-arm it with every ounce
of spiritual force we have to give
to revitalize it, to restore to its
rightful place in man’s march
toward the kingdom of right on
earth which could be the prelude
to Christ's Kingdom of Heaven on
earth, where every man sees a
trace of God in every brother’s
face.
Sincerely yours,
(Mrs. Walter F. Greenman}
Grace H. Greenman
In Our Mail
Shank End
Ground Beef
49c
Veal Stew
Boneless
Lean—Lb. Owl*
HOME-MADE
Italian Sausage
59c
Lb.
Perk
Lorn Roast
29c_
Pot Roast
Grade A
Lb.
Fresh Dressed
Turkeys, Ducks,
Capons, Fryers,
Roasters, Rabbits
Swift's Premium Hams
Rath Hams
December 14, 1949.
TO OUR COMMISSIONERS:
Now the complaints are in, aired,
and acted upon. I think a word of
praise is due our “Commissioners”
in the quick and efficient manner
they have interceded in the recent
controversy over the new deal in
transportation offered to East
Clevelanders by the Cleveland
Transit System.
Please do not think us ungrate
ful—those of us who have mur
mured, whispered, or have talked
out loud our complaint in this di
rection. There is every indication
that you have agreed that our
complaints were justified.
We are hoping that the Cleve-
Accident Health Insurance
ROL BENDLESHAM-GL. 2267
QUALITY HOLIDAY POULTRY
Turkeys Ducks
Capons Geese
Roasters Siewers
Fryers
Lowest Market Price*
STRICTLY FRESH
FARM EGGS
St. Clair-Shaw Poultry
12520 St Clair Ave.
Next to Cleveland Trust Bartle
CERINO’S
land Transit System will be able
to plan a schd»’ule which will en
able East Cleveland passengers
to board or leave a car at conven
ient stops the same as the street
cars have done in the past. Then
we shall go on our way rejoicing.
We do appreciate the new and
beautiful road which is now Hay
den ave. It is a joy to behold! Es
pecially with its efficient lighting
system, and the addition of the
Christmas decorations.
Thank you for considering our
—I’M
1'
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15520 EUCLID AT TAYLOR
weenedk super savers
IS.
WEEK-END SPECIALS
ft 69c
49'
BUTTER
Fruit Cocktail 2
Red Raspberries
Peter Pan
THE CLEVELAND
CRANBERRIES
TOMATOES
TO EVERYBODY!
BISCUIT MIX— 2—35‘
HUNT'S PEARS 2--69'
ECGS
Strictly Fresh, Medium DOZEN
Swift’s Brookfield LB.
2
SCOTTIES 25'
Hillside ICE CREAM -39
PERT NAPKINS—2-25‘
Cut-Rite WAXPAPER 23'
cans69c
45'
Hunt’s No.2CAty
Peanut Butter 35‘
Thursday, December 22," 1949
complaints and acting in our in
terest.
Mrs. B. 3. Tabb,
1240 East 145th st.
ALMAY COSMETICS
tor Discriminating Woman
Forest Hill Pharmacy
Call Glenville 4383
FOB ADVERTISING
Ilk
It Is Our Sincere Wish
i That You Enjoy All the
Blessings and Happi-
FABRIC, SHOPS
563 East 12628 I 4065 I 4528
185th St. Superior I Lee Rd. I Pearl Rd.
IV. 6832 GL. 8523 WY. 2523 SH. 8770
Store Houzi. Moi day, Tuesday, Friday Till 6 PJL—Wednesday TUI 11ri-L
Open Eves. Thurs, and Sat, Till 8
COMPLETE
FOOD MARKET
wl Le trW W of ^°ur Groceries
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DELIVERY
2‘35‘
29c
YAMS and
JERSEY SWEETS
2
25c
Liw.
SWEET ANISE
Large Stalk
Each
Macintosh or Jonathan
4 u». 29c
GRAPEFRUIT
4
Seedless
39C
for
HEAD LETTUCE
2 tor 29c
TANGERINES
Large.
Fancy doz. VvU
Emperor GRAPES