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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
13
The Rosebush and Center churches Young Adults group met December 11 with 12 members present. Rev. Marvin Rosa led a Christmas program, Gary and Mrs House hosted, and officers were Roy F. Graham president Don Oakes vice president and Mrs Roy F. Graham secretary treasurer.
The W S C S of the Center Methodist Church met at Mrs Gary House Tuesday night with Mrs Robert Bean presiding The program led by Mrs W Stilgenbauer featured Christmas carols and a film strip on the theme A brief business meeting planned the Christmas box project for a needy family The January gathering will be with Mrs Oliver House
Rev and Mrs John Osborn hosted the Susan Graham class at a Christmas party in their Rosebush home Saturday night. Miss Ethel Praeger presented a program and Mrs Don Swindlehurst led the Christmas story program with the Rosebush Presbyterian women meeting Thursday night. Mrs Floyd Dixson headed the lunch committee.
Percy Shepherd entered Ford hospital in Detroit Saturday. Residents visited relatives across Saginaw Rosebush Lansing Mt. Pleasant and Shephard area including Mr. and Mrs. Dean Muterspaugh, Jerry Baumann and families, plus others gathering for dinners and Sunday suppers.
Wednesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller included Mrs. Elna Miller and Miss Ella Wardell. Fred Wardell visited in Mt. Pleasant, while Bert Campbell called on Ray Smith. Charles Jim spent Sunday with Don Calkins in Mt. Pleasant as relatives gathered for a Christmas party with the Calkins and Wood families. Walter Lebhere visited his sister Louise Allen in Owosso, and Agnes Harmon and Marbella Smith left for Phoenix to work this winter.
Brownies Troop No 647 met at the Baptist Church on Wilcox Drive to plan a Christmas party after school on December 22 with gifts exchanged. They discussed selling nuts and welcomed new Brownies who received pins. The next meeting is set for December 15.
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