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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1956

Page

12

Methodist Women Plan Prayer Day in Clare on Friday

Representatives of Clare's Women’s Societies met in the Methodist Church parlors to plan the World Day of Prayer for February 17, 1956. The event unites Christians for prayer and an interdenominational offering supporting missions at home and abroad. Churches from Clare including Congregational, Methodist, Church of God, Adventists, Nazarene, Baptist and St. Ann’s Episcopal participate. the 70th U.S. observance funds Indian Americans, low income farming communities, and education for Christian leadership in Asia and Africa programs.

Women's Societies Churches of Clare Clare Methodist Church Clare Congregational Church Myrtise Allyn Organization of Woman's Council Clare United Church Women of the National Council of the Churches of Christ Cook Christian Training School For Phoenix Arizona United States India Pakistan Japan Korea French Cameroun Congregational Methodist Church of God Seven Days Adventists Church of the Nazarene, Baptist St. Ann’s Episcopal

Mins Hanchett Hosts Clare Extension Group Meeting

Mrs Hanchett entertained the Clare Extension Group at her home Tuesday with thirteen members present. Mrs Clarence Van chaired the meeting and announced a magazine drive for the Aged at the Rest Home. Myg Don Young won the evening’s contest and refreshments were served. The group will meet again at Mrs Stephenson's on February 21.

Ray Hanchett Clare Extension Clarence van Hanchett Carl Stephenson Myg Don Young G.C. Born

Mrs. Duane Miller Honored At Pink and Blue Shower

Mrs. Duane Miller was honored with a pink and blue shower at her home east of Clare on January 14. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended. After games, she opened many useful gifts. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Ray Strouse, Mrs. Bill Davis, and Mrs. William Zinser.

Duane Miller Clare Ray Strouse Bill Davis William Zinser

Railroading talk given at Congregational Church meeting

Joe Grigware of Lake a retired railroad man spoke to the Men's Fellowship at the Congregational Church Monday evening. He explained traffic control methods hours and wage schedules and compared past years to present scales. Several incidents and experiences were shared by the speaker. Joe Johnston and his committee handled the supper and the meeting was in charge of Frederick Scott president.

Joe Grigware Lake Congregational Church Mr. Grigware Joe Johnston Nccess Frederick Scott

Mrs. Brown Celebrates 87th Birthday

Mrs Minnie Brown marked her 87th birthday on Friday January 27 at her Beech Street home. Family, friends and old Lenawee county connections sent greetings as she recovers comfort in her room, with a quilted legacy and garden memories shaping her days in Clare.

Minnie Brown Beech, Street Lenawee County Minnie Porter Brown Fairfield Township John T. Brown Lenawee Isabella Big Rapids Ecoming Clare Lawrence Olive Covell

Social Club Bridge and Canasta Recaps From Local Card Parties

The Family Bridge Club met with Mrs. Cal Foss on Wednesday evening for two tables of contract bridge. Mrs. Ernest Bryant won high score. Mrs. Wallace Johnson won second. Hostess served refreshments. Fred Busche Sr hosted Friday’s bridge with two tables. guests included Mrs. Esther Wise and Mrs. Harold Wright. High score went to Mrs. Wright, second to Mrs. Richard Hartshorn. The Hankie Club gathered at Mrs. G. O. Fullerton’s home Thursday. Hazel Grubber won first prize and traveler. second went to Mrs. Stough and low to Mrs. Gilson, with a luncheon served. Canasta at Mrs. Dave Adams’ Monday evening filled two tables. first went to Mrs. John A. Green, second to Mrs. John Cobb. Refreshments followed. Mrs. George Beck, Mrs. Neil Stirling, and Mrs. Martha Lucey joined two-table contract bridge hosted by Mrs. Kuno Hammerberg on Tuesday. Francis Brown won high, Mrs. Stirling second, Mrs. W. A. Maynard low. delicious refreshments were served.

the Family Bridge Club Cal Foss Ernest Bryant Wallace Johnson Neilan Cradit Fred Busche Sr Bridge Chu Esther Wise Wallace Thayer Harold Wright Wright Richard Hartshorn Hankie G. O. ‘Fullerton Hazel Grubber John Stough William Gilson Canasta Club Dave Adams John A. Green John Cobb Jon Kuno Hammerberg George Beck Neil Stirling Martha Lucey Francis Brown Stirling W. A. Maynard

New Arrivals: Fortin and Lloyd Families Welcome Babies

Mr and Mrs Jack Fortin of Flint announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Matthew on Saturday January 28 weighing seven pounds five ounces. Mrs Mabel Fortin will travel to help after birth. Mr and Mrs Carl Lloyd announce a son David Adlen born Monday January 20 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing seven pounds six and a half ounces. Grandmother Lloyd helps as Donald and Lucille Horr Anderson welcome daughter Darylene Kay born Monday January 23 at Clare Hospital.

Jack Fortin Flint Jeffrey Matthew Mabel Frtin Carl Lloyd Mt. Pleasant David Adlen Lloyd Donald Anderson Gladwin Claré Hospital Lucille Horr Claré Darylene Kay

Congregational Women Fellowship Meeting Notice

The Congregational Women's Fellowship will hold its regular meeting next Monday evening February 6 in the church parlors All members are urged to attend A Girl Scout Potluck is February 6 at 6 25 in the School Cafeteria

Women's Fellowship

Family gathering before Florida trip hosted by Clair Stanley

Guests for dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stanley included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley and family Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Humphrey Mrs. Milo Myers also Mrs. Fern Ambroser of Grand Blanc. Callers in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Hampton of Harrison.

Clair Stanley Florida Leon Stanley Leonard Stanley Floyd Stanley Joe Humphrey Milo Myers Fern Ambroser Grand Blanc Bernie Hampton Harrison

Mrs Shaw Hosts Elite Birthday Club Social Hour

Mrs Shaw entertained the Elite Birthday Club for a social hour on Thursday afternoon January 23 with Mrs Sue Holmes as a guest. Prize winners included Mrs Holmes high, Mrs Harmon second high, Mrs Parent traveler, and Mrs Cobleigh ion. A delicious lunch followed the play session.

Lula Shaw Birthday Club Sue Holmes Pepper Holmes Mary Harmon Ruth Parent Jennie Cobleigh Ion

Rebekah Lodge attends meeting with announcements and plans

About forty members and guests gathered Tuesday evening led by Mrs. Doris Mitchell. Ann Busche was named February chairman with a relief fund card party planned for February 11. The February birthday supper on the 14th will reveal the Secret Sisters with District No. 20 officers as guests. Beatrice Greer was added to the Blood Donor committee, and Thelma Irwin spoke on Thomas Wildey, founder of Odd Fellowship.

Rebekah Doris Mitchell Noble Nobl Gladwin Rebekah Lodge Ann ‘‘Busche Patsy Schlafley Alice Slater N. Beatrige Seiter Busche Beatrice Greer Wanda Perrine Cecil” Bouchey

To Observe Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday February 12. An open house from 2 00 to 5 00 at their home invites friends to extend greetings.

George Hemstreet

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