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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
2
The Andersonville 4 H Club held its second meeting of the month on November 26 with seven members attending an all day session. The next meeting is set for December 8 with a Christmas party and a 10 cent gift exchange.
Long service and devotion at 10:00 with communion at 10:15 and sermon at 10:30 on Stewardship. Bible school at 11:00 led by Alvin Wood. 7:30 p m Young People meeting. 8:15 p m sermon A good soldier of the Cross. Thanksgiving dinner at church served about 150 with proceeds over 360. Local residents and visitors joined in.
Mr and Mrs dd Cutler entertained relatives from Flint over the weekend. Fost Heckthorn of Saginaw visited his sister Mrs Peter Cook and family. Roy Sutton and baby and Emily Sutton of near Clare visited Mrs Suttons parents. Richard Cook and family of Flint and Mrs C Kheen and daughter Hattie called at Frank Davis home Sunday. Glyde Gable and Mrs R Gable visited Frank Davis Tuesday. Clinton Foster and family and Martin Kheen and family visited their father C J Dells Thanksgiving. Edith Davis was a supper guest at the Vander Woude home Wednesday evening. Donald and Alton Long called at the Vander Woude home Thursday evening.
Miss Norma Kever visited Miss Evelyn Acre of Clare last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chatterton and daughter visited Mrs. McGuire of Gladwin on Thursday. Charley Smith of Saginaw spent Thanksgiving with K. A. Turner’s family. Numerous relatives gathered in Gladwin for the holiday. Frances Gordon is employed at the William Davis home in Mount Pleasant. Thanksgiving guests at L. Robinett’s included J. A. Robinett and son Gail of Chesaning, Thurman Robinett and two daughters of West Grant, Rex Robinett and sons of Clare, and Roselle from Coleman. Jim and Roselle Robinetts stayed through Sunday. Wayne Chatterton of Yale visited Ronald Chatterton. Ted Newman and sons spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Jess and Mrs. Newman. Judd Blystone and Waldemar Reinold of Ann Arbor stayed with Blystone’s mother Effie Blystone while hunting.
Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs John Campbell of Holmore and Mr and Mrs Wallace Roberts with Miss Campbell. Mr and Mrs Kerby Anderson of Lansing visited the Smiths. Margaret Bryan returned to Mrs Blystone's after a weekend visit. Ronald Chatterton and Kay Jean joined the Allen Huffman family near Gladwin for Sunday. Wm Conn of Detroit stayed with Glen Gordon. Grace and Ruth Blystone planned a trip to Mt. Pleasant to see Santa. Glen Gordon’s crew were rebuilding a roof.
Mr and Mrs Dan Price hosted Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Cliff Price and Mr and Mrs Loyal Price. Detroit relatives spent last weekend with the Price and Peck families while Flint visitors joined the Sersaws for Thanksgiving weekend.
Brown corners and Pontiac residents joined gatherings at the Garver home on Thanksgiving. Visitors include the Langworthy and Kanarr families from Detroit, Towns from southern counties, and Clark, Kleinhardt, and Shaver households from Lansing and Detroit in cordial holiday reunions.
Town residents and visitors are listed with trips and illnesses. Gertruda Barrus visits family en route to Lansing. Anna Crawford conducts business in Harrison and Clare. Mrs. Freda Davis travels to Mt. Pleasant. Dr. Gerald Lamb treats pneumonia. Several high school students visit home for the holidays. deer hunting and dances noted. multiple local residents listed for health and travel updates.
Two rival mountain men Jim Knox and Joe Hathway face danger and loneliness on Christmas Eve. A reading of The Christmas Carol and a Bible verse inspires Hathway to seek peace, leaving his home to work elsewhere. The story ends with newfound goodwill and a hopeful glow on Smoke Creek.
New winter coats blend fabric and fur featuring white ermine scarves tied in bows over a black suit with an ermine muff. Fur trims include black ermine tails. sleeves, backs, and fronts vary with beaver or seal.
Residents recount Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives from Baldwin Flint and Jackson and visiting guests from Detroit Clare Remus and Pontiac. Several families hosted dinners and weekend trips with Bert Scott Cora Andrews Harle Shook and others sharing holiday hospitality.
A vivid note on year round Miami blooms inspiring fall fashion uses of chiffon and silk. The text describes flowers repeated in fabrics to create gorgeously colored garments.
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