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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
7
Researchers at Michigan State University suggest cooking cabbage in a small amount of water for a short time to retain its food value. The guidance emphasizes minimal water and quick blanching to preserve nutrients.
The Mary Martha Circle gathered in the church parlor with Mrs Albert Lester as hostess. Miss Anpetika Van Weiss spoke on German Christmas customs and living conditions, followed by a devotional from Luke 2 13 14 and readings of thoughts on Christmas. Mrs Carl Downs sang, and Mrs Leslie Nevins gave the closing prayer.
The St Johns Lutheran Church held its annual Christmas party with a social hour and party from four to five. A pot luck supper followed at five with Mrs Nelson Bauer in charge of the dining room and Mrs George Lehr of the kitchen. Entertainment for the children was organized by Mrs Robert Krell and included carols.
The Clarabella Extension Group met December 17 for its Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Gordon Foell with 18 members present. Guests opened gifts and socialized as there was no lesson, followed by a lunch. The next meeting is January 28, 1960 hosted by Mrs. Jacob Seibt.
The Meet A While club met with Mrs Florence Renner on December 16. Mrs Renner and her daughter Mary hosted thirteen members and one visitor. Rudolph Reindeer cake with ice cream was served. Lula McPhail won first prize in games, Mrs Streif second, Nellie Ruhl consolation. Next meeting set for December 30 at Mrs Edith Herrmann's home.
Mrs Norman Hutchinson assisted by Mrs Lawrence Bates hosted a surprise 75th birthday dinner for Mrs Jennie Bates at the Hutchinson home on December 20. Guests included family members from Midland Elk Lake Detroit and local relatives. A pot luck meal and birthday cake marked the celebration with gifts and a poinsettia presentation to the guest of honor.
The Michilimacinac Chapter DAR met December 19 at Mrs. Joseph L. Kennedy’s home for a program of colored slides on Rosalie a pre Civil War Natchez mansion. Mrs. Kennedy regent led a business meeting and DAR projects received donations.
The ladies of Davys held their annual Christmas party in the Wedgewood room at the Doherty Hotel. They sat at assigned tables, enjoyed a turkey dinner, gathered around the tree to open gifts, and played bingo. Mrs. Fannie Yeoman received a birthday gift and warm wishes for many more birthdays.
Mrs. Lola Rulapaugh marked her 90th birthday on Saturday with dinner guests including Mrs. Ted Reger and son Jackie and other relatives. Gifts came from Don Owens of Fenton and wide family attendance continued Sunday with Lavina Reger and Thelma Raymond visiting.
The Eagle Extension club held its annual Christmas party on December 2 at Mrs. Mary Gerow's Clare home. Nine members and three visitors attended. a short business meeting led to games and secret pal guesses, with gifts exchanged and names drawn for next year. A festive lunch with Christmas cookies followed, served by hostesses and guests Ina Presley and Nina Kleinhart.
The East Vernon Extension group met Thursday December 17 at Mrs. Wilson Bader's home. Sixteen members and one visitor attended. Roll call and dues were collected. The evening featured games, visiting and a gift exchange with refreshments. The next meeting is January 21 at Mrs. Ford Seibt's home for an all day Money Management and Children lesson.
The Andersonville Pepper club met at the Community Center Friday night. First prizes went to Earl Henderson and Mrs. Fred Ervin. Second prizes were won by Harry Lennox and Mrs. William Gilson and traveler by Mrs. John Stough. A cakewalk followed the card party. A pot luck lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Charles Shafer and Mrs. Fred Zinser. Next card party set for January 1 1960.
The event invites visitors to view the Russia themed parade feature with calls to public attendance and pageantry. Officials emphasize cultural showcases and festive street displays in the city center.
The Bridge Club at Mrs. Bessie Woodcock’s venue crowned Mrs. Omer Parent high and Mrs. Lillian Thayer second with Mrs. Hattie Porter low. Thayer also won the horse prize. Jolly Time Club hosted pepper games with prizes to Alfred Zastr ow first and Merle Fetters second. Sharon Czyzewski celebrated a birthday with friends and a pink blue cake. Clareniks Extension Club held Christmas dinner at Barnes Town Lounge, then gifts and basket packing for families. Canasta Club saw Mrs. John Cobb top with Mrs. Fred Buscher low. lunch and gifts followed. Saturday Evening Pepper Club awarded prizes to Clair McTaggart and Polly Parent. Christmas lunch served. Zenobia Chapter hosted a pot luck supper with Santa gifts for children. John R Club enjoyed a Christmas dinner at Barnes Town Lounge then exchanged gifts at Mrs. Paul Schroeder’s home. Embers of Mt. Pleasant joined Christmas dinner at The Octo Club. Mrs. Ben Burdo first and Dexter Eldenlow second. gifts exchanged.
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