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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
9
The Missionary Society of Glare Church of God hosted a Christmas ham dinner on Wednesday evening to honor the Senior Adult Bible Class. A cake decorated for the holiday, a Bible quiz by Mrs. Cozat, and prize awards followed. A dress was presented to Mrs. Nobel Davis, wife of the pastor, as a surprise.
New officers at Blue Star were Ruth Herron president Evel yn Wendel first vice president Juanita Mc James second vice president Mildred Walter treasurer Winnifred Reeder secretary Virginia Dougherty chaplain Etta Walter historian and Ina Clare hospital chairman.
Miss Sheryl Moline and Douglas Caswell wed at St. Cecilia's Church Clare on Saturday November 27 in a 2 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Father John Hoogterp. Attendants wore purple and pink gowns, bridesmaids wore mandarin collars and empire waists, and the cake was cut by Mrs Mona Woed and Mrs Jane Sartor. The couple will reside on North Summerton Road Clare.
Social briefs report multiple club gatherings from the week. The Elite Club at Mrs. Mary Harmon venue crowned June Ramey high and Alice St ough runner up while Leila Bolin and Agnes Casner shared traveler. Sunshine Club held Christmas dinner at Family Grill with gifts and pepper games. June Ramey topped list, Eleanor Brock guest runner up. Eight O Clock Eight Club featured Christmas dinner at Hotel Doherty then two tables of contract. Barbara Dunbar won first, Ralph Ackerman second, Robert Ackerman guest third. Rebekah Pepper Party produced four tables. Russell Yost traveler, other prizes to Mr and Mrs Otis Northon, Russell Yost, Albert Rube, Glen Fullerton. No party on Dec 24. next Jan 7. Andersonville Pepper Party had four tables. Rose Northon won traveler. high scorers Pansy Yost and Carl Cotton. second high Paula Doren and Otis Northern. Weather uncertainty delays spring party plans.
About forty members and guests attended Clare Business and Professional Women's Club annual Christmas dinner at Town and Country. Items were collected for Christmas Baskets and displayed under the decorated tree. The program included Christmas carols led by Mrs. Beatrice Babcock with Mrs. Celia Hall on piano. President Mrs. Gertrude Gillasp y conducted a brief business meeting and extended holiday greetings.
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