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Manistique Couple ToCelebrate Fifty YearsWedded Life Tomorrow❖CHURCH SERVICESS. P. Reids Have Livedin Manistique forPRESBYTERIANSunday, May 1 7.Services will be held at the church. n«w beautifully redecorated in the interior. We trust it will inspire our worship, our nervier. our consecration.10 a m. Sunday achool.1 1 M ^rning worship.6 :1 rt p. m Yount? People’s meeting7 :u0 Evening union service at thinchurch.Saturday, 10:.°0 a. m Bible claese*.We invite our friend* to come to church and take part in ite work and worship.Past 38 YearsST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ CATHOLICCorner Oak and Lak* ntrcet*.Rev. Fr. B. J P Sohevem, Pastor.7:80 a. m. Iiow Maah.!» a. m. Children n M«m,10:30 a m High Man*.2 p. m. Baptisms.•J :30 p. m Catechi*m.Woek day Ma-^aee # h m(’onfeaaiona every Saturday. 3 to S andto 0 p. m.SWEDISH BAPTISTF. Elmgrcn, Pastor.Sunday. May 17.0:30 Sunday school.There will he no preaching services on account of Upper Michigan conference in Gladstone.Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Welcome to our service*.FIRST BAPTIST10 Morning worship.11 :lf Sunday school.11:80 Calvary Mission.8 :3« H V. P II.7 :30 Evening service of praiseMETHODIST EPISCOPALRev. S. P. Hot ti ell. Pastor.10 Morning worship Pastor will preach. Anthem by the choir.11 :1 Church school.7:80 Union services at the Presbyterianehti rch.Wedneadav. 2 .80 Ladies Aid society. Thursday* 7:30 Kpworth League.Y u are cordially invitedBETHANY LI THERANi Isabella ‘10 a. m Sunday school2:30 p. m VespersRev. G VN Wahlin Hit* acceptedof the pariah and will preach hissermon nt the Vesper servicesthe c aopeningZION I UTHERANCt \V Wahlin. Pastor.0 30 a m Church school.10 30 a m. Divine worship Anthem: Htar Our Prayers Sermon: *‘TTi# liar*Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Reid, wellknown Manistique resident* since 1898. will observe the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage in a celebration at their home. 132 Chippewa avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Reid were married at Deckerville. Mich.. May 17. 1886Mrs. Reid, nee Emma Cline, was born to the former Mr. and Mrs. David Cline. June 14. 186(1. near Toronto, Canada, and moved to the Cnited States when about seven years old. Mr. Reid, whose parents were Mr. and Mra. J. Reid was al«o born in Canada on April 30. 1864. and came to this country with his parents while still young. Fathers of both Mr. and Mrs. Reid were well known in Manistique. having visited in the, city on several occasions. The elder Mr. Reid also hunted in this vicinity with his son.After their marriage. Mr. andMrs. Reid lived in Deckerville fora few \ ears and then at Port Mur-Hon. Oscoda and McKinley in lower Michigan before coming to South Manistique in 1 898. In 1 900 they moved into their present home on Chippewa avenue.Seven children horn to Mr and Mrs. Reid are: Norman. Ladysmith. Wis.: Mrs Ed (Nina)Trygg. Chippewa Falls. Wis.; Mrs,A A. (Mary) Rubl.v. Farmington. Mich Mrs. J. C. ( Elva ) Wilcox.Rirmingham. Mich.: and Fred, iStanlec and Maurice of Manistique. There are also 23 grandchildrenMrs. Reid has three sisters Mrs. F'. v a Milne. Port Burwell. Canada: Mrs. Elva Thornton. Chile go Mrs Mae Rirkland. Will-mar. Minn.; and one brother, W. N. (’line, of New York City. Sisters
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