Catherine went with a busload of fellow Methodist students to a United Nations Conference in NYC and Washington DC in February 1967. Postcards are not pertinent to the subject.
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| Cleveland's Epworth-Euclid Church postcard -mailed 1967. Captioned: Epworth-Euclid Church (Methodist). Located in the University Circle, Epworth-Euclid Church has been part of Cleveland's religious life for more than 125 years, and has been cited as one of America's most beautiful Protestant Cathedrals. |
Although I am writing this at the kitchen table, you will get the message. HI! Hope the paper routes are going OK. My sympathies to all! Love, Catherine
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United Nations Church Center postcard -mailed 1967. Captioned: THE CHURCH CENTER. At the United Nations Building, built by the Methodist Church and directed by the National Council of Churches' Department of International Affairs, houses and co-ordinates the work of U.N. related church agencies. Located across the street from the United Nations the building includes a chapel backed by a massive stained glass window symbolizing mans struggle for peace and justice. The building was designed by William Lescaze.
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Hi! Today we leave for Wash. Have seen "Funny Girl" and "Barefoot in the Park". Cookies are almost gone. Last night we ate at Tad's and then walked around for a couple of hours. Yesterday it was pretty warm – quite a change from Monday. Love, Catherine
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| Wilmington News-Journal, Feb. 4, 1967, p.10 |
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