Engagement planned for Laura Lynk and James Chinery
Mr and Mrs Jay DeCamp announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Jane Lynk to James R Chinery son of Mr and Mrs Fred Chinery of Saginaw. A wedding is set for September 27.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Jay DeCamp announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Jane Lynk to James R Chinery son of Mr and Mrs Fred Chinery of Saginaw. A wedding is set for September 27.
Mr and Mrs James Hoskins attended a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Malcolmson at Beaverton to honor the birthday of their daughter Mrs Seth Gotton of Grant. Her husband and children joined, and the cake was baked for the occasion. The Cottons are vacationing at Houghton Lake.
Virginia Canel and Maynard Smith exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony at St. Cecilia Rectory with Rev. Fr. David J. Berilla officiating. The couple will reside in Royal Oak where the groom is employed after a Detroit wedding trip. Miss Myrna Messecar was honored at two bridal showers prior to her own August wedding.
The Andersonville Pepper Party drew seven tables Friday with prizes for high scores won by Mrs. Elmer Jones and Harold White and second high by Mrs. Rose Norton. A birthday party honored Mark and Michelle Hales at their grandmother Mrs. Delbert Nolan’s home. Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Lula Shaw’s with prizes for Pepper Party winners and a luncheon. Residents attended plays and visits, including Miss Pell Is Missing at Houghton Lake Playhouse and a Michigan Trailer House Association event in Jackson. The Morton family reunion gathered at Rose City with thirty seven attendees.
Olive Laverty and Harry Duross united in marriage on July 13 at her Farwell home. The ceremony was performed by Kerwin Parsons with attendants Bonnie Ulch and Eddie Borg. About 150 guests attended the evening reception at Farwell VFW Hall.
The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered Thursday at Tourist Park and Lake Shamrock with president Mrs. Clifton Bouchey presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. Cecil Bouchey for high score, Mrs. Jennie Cobleigh for second, and Mrs. Anna Morden for low. pot luck lunch followed and next meeting is set for August 8 at the president’s home.
XI Beta Gamma Chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Betty Gershon’s cottage at Eight Point Lake for a pot luck luncheon, swimming and boating. President Mrs. Lois Foell led a brief business meeting and plans were made to attend the Houghton Lake Playhouse on August 7 to see Kurt Kasznar in The Happy Time. Regular meetings resume in September.
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