Miss Clarajéan Worstell Weds Lyle G. Clark
Miss Clarajéan Worstell and Lyle Glenn Clark married April 6 at Geneva Hone Hvangelicht Church south of Coleman in a candlelight ceremony. The bride wore white satin with lace yoke and carried white roses. they plan to reside in Lansing while Clark attends Michigan State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Hone
Alma Lee
Owens
Keith Clark
Jerry Lewis
Karen Worstell
Ike Ban “Wicks
Tara
Gonieta
Anna Mae Cox
Low Rae
Miss Cox
Don ‘Clark
Jim Dime
Ludington
Points West
Lansing
Michigan State College
N C C W Deanery Meeting Set At St Philomena s
The Mt Pleasant Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold its annual convention Sunday April 22 at St Philomena s Church Beal City. Attendees include national diocesan officers and members from eight parishes. Benediction opens at 2 00 PM with 2 30 PM registration then business session led by Deanery President Mrs Paul Schiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Philomena’s Church
Beal City
Remis
Ble Rapids
Reed City
Clare
Rosebush
Shepherd
Paul Schiffer
Remus
H. O. Beutler
Stanley Burendt
A. W. Lynch
Edward P. Newbecker
Ernest Schmidt
Bridge Standings in Fifth Round at Hotel Doherty
In the fifth round of the Bridge Tournament at Hotel Doherty on Wednesday evening the Bicknell-Wyman team led the evening, claimed two weeks grand slam honors, and rose from fifth to second in accumulative scores. Totals for the six teams show Wallace-Anderson 16,700. Bicknell-Wyman 16,610. Caple-Alien 16,500. Hall-Frey 14,390. Johnston-Déherty 13,020. Bayes-Dunlop 11,160. Evening high scores include Bicknell-Wyman 5,460. Ruby-Davy 4,360. Mussell-Mallory 3,620. Caple Allen 2,338. Woodcock-Porter 2,830. Casner-Loomis 2,080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Doherty
Bicknell-Wyman
Wallace-Anderson
Caple-Alien
Hall-Frey
Johnston-Déhierty
Bayes-Dunlop
Bicknell-Wymen
Ruby-Davy
Mussell-Mallory
Caple Allen
Woodcock-Porter
Casner-Loomis
Rev Olson Outlines History Of Church At Guild Meeting
Congregational Guild met in church parlors on April 10 with a hymn and program. Jack Little and son John performed three duets followed by The Lord's Prayer, and Rev Oscar W Olson Jr spoke on Origin and Growth of the Congregational Church. Tea was served. next meeting April 25 is an all day event with potluck sandwiches at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jack Little
John
Stuart Bicknell
Oscar W. Olson, Jr
Kinig's Daughters Hear From Mission Fields Luncheon
The Baptisting's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Robert Burgess's home for a missionary birthday luncheon on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Motissi Robinette led devotions from Psalms 91, with prayer by Mrs. Burgens. A letter from the Dilions in Japan and a message from Africa were read, a substantial missionary collection received, and refreshments served by Mrs. Harold Lootis. Many members were absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptisting’s Daughters Society
Robert Burgess
Motissi Robinette
Burgens
Aithel Houge
Dilions
Japan
Mrs. Burgess
Africa
Harold Lootis
Friends Surprise the Andrews Irving with Housewarming
Andrew Irving and spouse hosted a housewarming at 401 John R Blvd as seventeen guests, including former club member Mrs. Clare Maxwell of Ypsilanti, arrived unexpectedly. Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Andrew Irving
Clare Maxwell
Ypsilanti
Siles
Irving
John R. Blvd
Zenobia Chapter Plans Friends Night and Initiation
The Zenobia Chapter O B 8 opened with Mrs Erma Gephart as wor thy matron and Waldo Gephart as worthy patron. Substitute officers were Iva Fisher and Dorothy Lloyd. Friends Night is set for April 19 with an initiation ceremony for a new class. Rummage sale dates are April 27 and 28. Refreshments were provided by Arlene Howlett, Dorothy Spencer, Mazier Mayer and Gonnie Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
O.B.8
Erma Gephart
Waldo Gephart
Iva Fisher
Dorothy Lloyd
Katharine Gibson
Jurisprudence Committee
Rainbow Girls
Ruby Kline
Monroe
Arlene Howlett
Dorothy Spencer
Mazier Mayer
Gonnie Walker
W S C S Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The W S C S Methodist Church holds a general meeting in the church parlors with Mrs Ralph Cole presiding. Plans were discussed for an April 26 reception for new members and a lunch program. A special April 17 meeting was announced to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.s.cs
Ralph Cole
David Seiter
Fred Pierson
Donald Holbrook
Ina Presley
Nellierey
Frances Bell
Wise Pepper Club Meets at Methner Home in Coleman
The Wise Pepper Chub met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Methner in Coleman on Friday evening with six tables in play. High scores went to Mrs. Clarend Methner and Bruce Morrison, second to Mrs. John Tice and George Renner, and John Istough won the traveler. A pot luck supper followed and the group plans to meet again Friday at the Norman Rockett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Methner
Coleman
Clarend Methner
Bruce Morrison
John Tice
George Renner
John Istough
Norman Rockett
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Clarajéan Worstell
Lyle G. Clark
Spring Drug Specials
Richard Hudnut
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Michigan
Motorola
Oye Rola TV
Btn
Vielen “Tend
Rae
Geraldine Irwin
Calvin Burton
N.C.C.W. Deanery
St. Philomena’s
Olson
Kinig
Andrew Irvings
W.S.C.S
Wise Pepper Club
Schlafley's
Clarified Bakery
America
P.T.A
National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
W. 45Th St
New York
N.Y
American Ski Company
Anderson Drug Store
Jennings Archambault
The
Citizens State Bank
Clare Manufacturing Company
Clare Sentinel
Art Damoth Agency
Schaeffer's Dairy C
Updegratf
Farwell
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