Miss Rose Mary Flemming Weds Ted Parkhurst
Miss Rose Mary Flemming and Ted Parkhurst wed Easter Sunday at the home of Verne and family in Grant Township in a single ring ceremony. Rev Chas Kleinhardt officiated with family and close friends present.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1947
Page
3
Miss Rose Mary Flemming and Ted Parkhurst wed Easter Sunday at the home of Verne and family in Grant Township in a single ring ceremony. Rev Chas Kleinhardt officiated with family and close friends present.
The marriage of Miss Hisle Freda Rank of Dover to Ted R Hill of Cadillac took place at First Baptist Church Clare at 3 00 pm on Saturday April 5 with Rev Phillip R Newell officiating. A church reception followed for twenty five guests.
The Clara Theta Rho Girls Club met at the 1.C.C.F. hall with Elva June Osborn presiding. They discussed a roller skating party and a hobby show, and set a degree practice for Thursday evening April 17. Fannie Schultz led the practice and April birthday refreshments were planned with Joann Smith bringing the cake.
Nearly one hundred members attended the Clara Rebekah Lodge meeting on Tuesday. Eva Nowlen presided with Catharine Letherby from Traverse City introduced for the degree, and Nettie Dafoe welcomed as honored guest. The session highlighted lodge work, boiler fund appeals for the Jackson home, and April birthday celebrations with guests named.
Miss Alberta B. Haregood daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmon Haregood of St Louis married Clifford B R Gault son of Mrs Myrtle Gault of St Louis on Good Friday eve at the Baptist church parsonage Rev Robert Burns officiated in the presence of Mr and Mrs Harold Vought. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents at 307 S Hast St and about fifty guests attended the reception at the Haregood home.
The Methodist Young Adult Fellowship held an April meeting with a 6 30 pot luck supper in the church parlors. Guests from the Baptist Church attended. A cake honored newly elected Judge Donald Holbrook. Business plans for May included a progressive dinner and recreation at the Holbrook home followed by a roller skating party in Mt Pleasant. Curfew ended with refreshments at the Olympia before departure to Clare.
The Ladies Union met at Mrs. Fred Hudson’s home on March 28 with four members. President Catharine Beale led devotions and prayers, they sang hymns, held a brief business session, and completed a quilting project. A pot luck lunch followed and the group planned a meeting for April 11 in the church parlors.
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