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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
10
The Teens' Club met Tuesday March 25 at Robert Leposky's home with twenty present. A Bible quiz was enjoyed by all. Next Tuesday night the club will go to Warriner Auditorium in Mt Pleasant to hear the Northwestern choir.
The Clare Isabell a County Nurses Association met in the Fifth Avenue room of Hotel Doherty. Mrs. Kay Chamberlain presided with 22 members and guests present. Dr. Paul Ringer discussed new trends in surgery and a film followed. Officers elected include Mrs. Eva Smith as vice president and Mrs. Irene Runyon as secretary. The May banquet is set for Embers Cafe on May 6.
At the Clare Study Club April meeting in the Methodist Church Parlors Mrs Paul Sheponski reviewed The Nuh Story by Kathryn Hulme to explain Catholic beauty through the true tale of Nurse Gabrielle Van der Nal Sister Luke now an American citizen serving in a California psychiatric hospital.
Mrs Allea Howlett was honored guest at a party Wednesday evening at Hotel Doherty marking her retirement from Bicknells Department Store. About twenty employees and three guests attended a buffet luncheon at 6. Mrs Perry Cowell led humorous games and Mrs Chester Wallace presented her with an heirloom bedspread. Harry Dice led the group in Auld Lang Syne.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hintzelman were honored on their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house at their Hatton township home. Married March 26 1908 in Harrison they have long resided in Clare County and are parents of four children and sixteen grandchildren. A chicken dinner preceded the open house with bake and coffee for about 58 guests. The couple received many cards and gifts as friends and relatives from Lansing Saranac Grand Effige Clare Brown Corners and Harrison attended.
Community notices recount family gatherings in Saginaw for a 76th birthday and Palm Sunday events. Members from Zenobia chapter and the Gladwin Friends Night gather for ceremonies and officer duties. St Mary’s Guild of the Episcopal Chapel of St Ann schedules an April 7 meeting with guest speaker Mrs Lillian Bingham. Other items cover Pepper Club, card clubs, a Baptism at Clare Methodist Church, and hostesses for bridge and contract groups with prize details.
The Kings Daughters Missionary Society met on Tuesday evening at the church for its April gathering. Mrs. Stella Eaton presided. a devotional opened the business session. A letter from Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Mack of Louix City Town was read. The group announced the Mother-Daughter banquet for May 1 with details assigned to committee chairs.
Revival meetings start April 6 at Loomis Missionary Church with guest speaker Rev Armin Steiner of First Missionary Church, Flint. Good singing and music planned nightly.
Mrs Albert McPhall hosted a meet with three visitors for roll call and a luncheon. Edith Herrmann won first prize, Lillian Gough second, and Gladys Katen Hus received consolation. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on April 9 with Mrs Harrison Bennett.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday April 8 at 8 p.m. in the Methodist church parlors. Mrs Roy Harter hosted a Bridge Club evening with two tables of partners. high score went to Alice Loomis, second to Mrs Hartshorn, low to Mrs John Stough, with lunch served. The Friendly Pepper Club gathered at the Presley home Saturday night. high scores to Mrs Wilson Samborn and Forrest Brewer, low to Mrs Lewis Dawson and Mr Samborn, with Mr Brewer also taking the traveler prize and a delicious lunch served.
Gloria Sickal places first in the regional speech contest held March 25 at Sacred Heart School in Mt Pleasant. Participants include Clare Shephard Coleman Sacred Heart Saginaw Sts Peter and Paul with five divisions in Declamations Interpretive Readings Quotations Extemporaneous Speaking Humorous Headings. Gloria wins in Orations among eight, with Bill Wilson and Karen Worstell placing in Interpretations. First place winners advance to further competition.
The Clara Rebekah Lodge will hold an initiation Tuesday evening April 8. The April Birthday Supper will be served and members are urged to attend.
Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley included Mr and Mrs Leon Stanley, Mrs Leonard Stanley and Rose Eberhart. A courteous birthday dinner was served to honor the twin brothers Leon and Leonard with a birthday on Wednesday April 2. The afternoon was spent visiting.
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