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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
12
This item explains how antiquing kits help builders and hobbyists create authentic antique appearances on new wood pieces by applying finishes that simulate aged tones. It notes kits provide multiple wood tones and ease for the painting process.
The Delta Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met December 7 at Town and Country with Laureen Acton presiding. Arlene Peet and Mrs. Acton reported on the State Convention pictures program, while members collected items for Mt. Pleasant State Home and Training School. A December 21 Christmas party with gift exchange and Secret Pals was announced, along with a January card project and bake sale recap. Myrna Leinweber and Pat Sykora led a "Pictures" program with drawings and baby-picture identifications.
District II World War I meeting drew over 100 Barracks and Auxiliary members at the American Legion Home Ludington. A pot luck lunch followed, with Department Officers and guests in attendance. Senator Cater discussed the December 9 special legislature session on veterans tax exemption. Clare Barracks listed attendees including Charles Cooper, William Crane, Charles Hillman, and Inice Eaton.
The W.W.I Barracks and Auxiliary 228 announce their annual Christmas party for December 22 at Clare City Hall. A pot luck dinner begins at 6 p.m. followed by a program. Members are urged to bring food and join the event. An NFT meeting is planned for Monday December 20 at 8 p.m. at Grant Township Hall with a representative to discuss progress.
The D A R Michilimackinac Chapter honored Good Citizens and their mothers at Mrs. Don ald Holbrook's home. Officials like Mrs. Louis Gee presented pins and announced the State DAR Good Citizen competition at the Bancroft Hotel in Sagina on March 17.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Hanner of route 2 Clare will be honored at an open house for their 50th anniversary on Sunday December 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. The event, sponsored by their children, will be held in the V F W Hall at 115. A bowl of red and gold Delicious apples and a plate of mild Camembert or Brick cheese will top off any meal.
The Clara Rebekah Lodge met on Tuesday evening December seventh with Charles Wilcox presiding. Eleven past noble grands were present with guests Bernice Cover and May Hooper from Pontiac. Officers elected for the coming year include Iva Fisher as noble grand and Agnes Pudway as vice grand. Installation is planned for January eighth with Odd Fellows and a Christmas party set for December 21. A December birthday supper followed with humorous entertainment. A special November thirtieth meeting initiated two candidates, Rachel Winchell and Marilyn La Verge, with guests from Farwell and Coleman.
Mrs Ellis Penny spoke at Open Sunday School about the Bible and Universal Bible Sunday. The record notes ancient scrolls, Wyclif and King James Bible milestones, and a local Christmas party at Clare with store employees and their spouses enjoying games, supper, and gift exchange.
Mr and Mrs Roger Orvis of Clare welcomed son Roger Joseph born December 12 at Clare General Hospital weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs Douglas Bottomley of Clare welcomed a daughter born December 14 weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Michael Edward arrived December 7 at Clare Hospital joining Mr and Mrs John Ryan of Beaverton weighing six pounds 12 1/2 ounces.
The article notes Christmas cards began about 122 years ago in England and quickly grew in popularity as a means to say Merry Christmas to friends and neighbors. It discusses the enduring custom of sending holiday greetings and the variety of ways to express good wishes.
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