Meet A While Club Plans Quilting At April Meeting
The Meet A While Club at Coleman entertained seven members and three visitors. They met March 29 served lunch at noon and held roll call. Plans for quilting were discussed and a plant was sent to Lulabell McPhall on the sick list. Edith Hermann won first prize at bingo with Maud Ramey second. Next meeting is April 12 at Maud Ramey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys, Katenhus
Coleman
Lulabell Mc.Phall
Edith Hermann
Maud Ramey
Maud Rameys
Sorority Elects Officers for XI Beta Gamma Chapter
The XI Beta Gamma Chapter elected officers for the coming year during a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Hazel Wood's home. Appointments include Helen Anderson president, Hazel Wood vice president, Margaret Campbell treasurer, Ruby Koch program chair, and Mildred Thayer secretary. A Cancer Kick-off coffee hour is planned for April 24 at Hotel Doherty from 10:00 to 11:30 am with all helpers invited. The program featured a book review, Surface at the Pole, by Com. James Calvert, presented by Margaret Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wood
Ruby Koch
Helen Anderson
Margaret Campbell
Mildred Thayer
Doherty
Campbell
Com. James Calvert
Mande Belcher Wed In Florida at Sunny Acres
March 15 in Tampa marked the wedding of Maud Belcher to Rudolph Peck of Sunny Acres Mobile Park. The ceremony at a Baptist church included the bride’s lace and net pink taffeta gown and pink carnation arrangement. Attendants wore navy blue lace and white carnations. Guests gathered at Sunny Acres for refreshments and a cake served by Mrs. Andrus Stough. The couple, after greeting 125 friends, left for a long honeymoon and plan to reside at 11143 Nebraska Ave Tampa. Mrs. Peck is a Clare native, mother of Mrs. Harold White, and spends summers in Clare visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Florida
Maud Belcher
Rudolph Peck
Sunny Acres Mobiler's Park
Baptist’ Church
W. FF. Warren
Bradenton
Roy Merrel
Barrie
George Parker
Sunny Acres
Andrus Stough
John Stough
Clare
Robert Brown
Nebraska Ave
Peck
Harold White
Community Women Fellowship Hosts April Meeting
The Congregational Womens Fellowship met in their social rooms for April. Mrs. Charles Day opened with a prayer written by her father C. L. Gatten. Guest Rev Mee Cleary reviewed Blanche Carrier's Integration for Tomorrows Adult and urged ministry for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Womens Fellowship
Charles Day
C. L. Gatten
Central Association
N. A. Elden
Fred W. Brink
Joseph Kennedy
MeeCleary
Harrison Congregational Church
Blanche Carrier
Home Library
Circle II
80th Birthday for Mrs W Krell
Mrs Krell celebrated her 80th birthday with a supper at the John E B Methner home on April 1. Attendees included the Methners Judy and Jill Wilds Kenney Elsie Methner and Charles Lubs George Burns Mary Ann, and visiting relatives Friday and Sunday brought well wishes and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Krell
John EB. Methner
Methners
Judy
Jill
James Wilds
Richard
Kenney
Elsie
Methner
Charles Lubs
George
Burns
Mary Ann
Rolland Krell
Donald MacDonald
Jack MacDonald and
Dale
Elsie Methner
Easter Services Draw Large Attendance at Local Methodist Church
At the 8:30 and 11:00 Easter services, attendance was high, showing one service could not accommodate all. Rev D R Salisbury will speak on The Resurrection Makes the Difference on April 9. Broadcast at 11:30 on Clare Station WCRM 990. Big Rapids District Spring Rally for Methodist Youth Fellowship in Reed City 2:00 to 5:20 Sunday with Rev Don Doten as speaker. Evening study continues at 7:00 on Basic Christian Beliefs. Methodist Men meet April 13 with an engaging program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Salisbury
Clare
WCRM
990
Big Rapids
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Reed City
Don Doten
Traverse City
Clare Hayseeders Dance Club Weekend Social
The Clare Hayseeders Square Dance Club met at the I O O F Hall Saturday with six guest couples from Big Rapids. Four dance sets filled most of the evening, followed by round dancing and a social hour led by president Forest Logge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hayseeders Square
Big’ Rapids
Forest Logge
Harrison
Harrison High School
Norris Phillips
Bob Pierce
Ionia High School
Dub
Perry
Traverse City
Robert Clute
Donald Davis
Nelda
John Stough Plants Potatoes on 80th Birthday
John Stough marked his eightieth birthday on Good Friday by planting potatoes as he does each year. Palm Sunday family dinner honored his birthday with Mr. and Mrs. John Tice and many relatives and friends visiting from Cedar Springs Saginaw and local Stough families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tice
John Stough
Jacek Tice
Fred Kargar
Cedar ‘Springs
Dick Nivison
Sagdinaw
Dale Stough
Dee Stough
William Stough
Social clubs and birthday celebrations fill week notices
Large sheet of social briefs records card club gatherings at homes of Beltinck White Cook Stough and Stough. Winners include Mrs White and Mrs Elden with high and second scores. Birthday party for Ronald Bruce Cook noted with gifts and guests. Other clubs host meetings with prizes at pepper Keno and bridge invitations. lunches served. film showings and visits by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Cook
Ronald Bruce
Tom.Cook
Lance Erickson
Galan Tower
Mel Early
Glen.Fullerton
Friendly Neighbor Club
Helen Erter
Bridge Keno
John Stough
Erter
Enjoys Trip To Florida
Mr and Mrs Merle Archambault and family and her mother Mrs Fern Wright left their home Friday morning March 24 for Florida to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Jennings Archambault. They traveled through Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Tarpon Springs visiting Ralph Brown and saw porpoise and whale at Marine City. They returned March 31 via Atlantic Coast St Augustine and Marion Ohio arriving home April 3 reporting a wonderful trip with good sun and fine weather all the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Archambault
Fern Wright
Florida
Jennings Archambault
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Tarpon Springs
Ralph Brown
Atlantic Coast
St. Augustine
Marine City
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Harding
Marion
Wilson 4-H Club April Meeting Held
The Wilson 4-H Club met April 1 with nine members and several parents. Tom Grogan led the session as officers were appointed and the group recited the Allegiance to the Flag and the 4 H Pledge. A potluck lunch followed. Achievement Day for winter projects is set for April 8 at Mt Pleasant with ribbons awarded. Next month plans include officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson 4-H Club
Tom Grogan
Kirk Hills
Mt. Pleasant
Rebekahs Honor 50th Anniversary Celebration
The Rebekahs noted a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Simmons with a cake and period attire. Special guest Mrs. N. E. Chapman of Indianapolis attended the April birthday supper, and tributes and songs followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Abbott
Fern Archambault
Margaret Irwin
Harrison Simmons
Ernest Green
Archambault
Howard Cotton
Joe Swain
Simmons
N. E. Chapman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Unusual Pent Family to Appear at First Baptist Church
The family of Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Pent Jr. will make three public appearances at the First Baptist Church this Friday night at 7 30 and the following Sunday services. The Pentec family is described as preacher teacher traveler landscaper soil specialist father and showman with a continent wide reputation as a gifted trio. Their church invitation urges all to attend and witness their testimony and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Pent, Jr
First Baptist Church
Pent
DeGraff to Speak on Methodist Community House Work
Miss DeGraff executive director of the Methodist Community House in Grand Rapids since 1959 will discuss inter faith and inter racial services at a 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting. The program includes a day care center, youth clubs, adult groups, counseling and literacy projects serving 300 people yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United G9erally
Graundapids
Methodist Youth To Serve Dinner
The Methodist Senior Youth Fellowship met Monday night to plan a ham dinner for the public on Tuesday evening April 11 from 5 to 7 30. Chris Schroeder presided with committee chairmen named for Tickets Don Hemstreet Advertising Bonnie Bergstrom Food RoxAnne Schroeder Serving RoxAnne Schroeder Decorations and Tables Joyce Dawson Dishes Calla House. Richard Garthe counselor led devotions and presented a program with films on Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Chris Schroeder
Don Hemstreet
Bonnie Bergstrom
RoxAnne Schroeder
Joyce Dawson
Calla House
Richard Garthe
Saturday Evening Pepper Club Meeting Notes
The Pepper Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith on April 1. Ladies first prize went to Mrs Archie Beatty, second to Mrs Lolo Smock, low to Mrs Harry Squires. Men’s first prize went to Otis Norton, second to Harry Squires, low to George Sexton. Traveler was won by Mrs Charles Smith. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Squires and Mr and Mrs Leo Smock. Next meeting set for May 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Otis Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper’ Cth
Charles Smith
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Alexander Shoes
Mary Ann Williams
Barbara Ross
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Janice Grant
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Joe Labour
Ed Beisenhauwer
Mike McDonal
Janet~ Jones
Jimmy Vanda
Kimmy
McCler
Tonola
Jean W Terry Hall
Dennis
Wood Gerald W. Geyer
Kimberly Miller
Marilyn Brewe
Julie Ann Dun
Tammy DeGee
Mike Rhoads
Neil Rowley
Gary McPhail
Nyle Rowley
Ricky Seiter _ Paula Jeanne Dennis DeFoy
Tammy Geiger
Colleen Millanc
Kathy Ford
Arwell Ewart Clare Verton
Flint ‘Aywell
Evart
Rgh
Rison
Clare Ema Clare
Lake Harrison
Masant
Verton Harrison Harrison
Gail Gordon
Vicky Harpster
Ricky Gibson
Becky Jean Mu Lynn Busche
Monica McDonald
Keeley
Coburn
Lori McDaniel
Roxanne House
James Crusen
Gerald Geyer
Marilee Kay Strouch
Stephen Lepos
Nancy Shaner
Jo-Ann Machu
Robert Lee Or
April Oman
Donna McDona
Kimmy Battles
Linda Rank _ Buddy Blackle
Gail Smith
Brenda Ulrich
Marsha Young Allen Cooper
Hielen Hipkins
Cheryl Ann
B Michael Jo Ack
Lake Clare Farwell
Clare Clare
Harrison Clare
Monica Alexander Christinne Cruden
Claudia Sue Babcock
Farwell, Clare
Robert McNeil
Ricky Verrette
Baton Rapids
Wand Ust
Ieee
Mrs. W.krell
Methodist Church
Roy Beltinck
John G. White
W. D. Elden
Ben Burdo
Robert Campbell
Robert Archambault
Clifford Skyring
Eddie Pudway
Stephen
C. R. Huffman
F. M. Jones
Grace House
C. H.house
Ezra Cobleigh
Clair Stanley
Dale Drake
Ina Hammond
Nina Rosendahl
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Ernest Bryant
Dick Wilson
Stanley Parish
Sow
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Lloyd Conley
Canasta Club
Joyce Blackledge
Donald Bryant
David Adams
Fred Busthe, Jr
Alma Clute
Stough
Wilson Bader
Clute
Rebekahs
Helen Welch
Noble Grand
Charles Wilcox
Ada Beemer
Noble
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Doris Wean
DeGraff
Wilh Ie
Miss DeGraff
Methodist Community ‘House
Grand Rapids
Chicago Evangelistic Institute
National College
Kansas City
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
Clarified Bakery
Ken Cox
KY Aaraicada
Epsom
Nies
Piegtay
Haneter
Wae Pty Bang Ite
St Regis
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