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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1961

Page

9

Farwell PTA to host film on Communism on the Map

The Farwell Area Schools PTA meets February 6 at the school. Superintendent Mc Laughlin explains achievement tests while Delbert Wells presents the film Communism on the Map produced by Harding College. The program aims to educate all ages about the spread of communism and features Wells’ expertise in agriculture and the Michigan Farm Bureau.

Farwell Area PITA McLaughlin Farwell Delbert Wells Lansing Mr. Wells Guyman Oklahoma Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College Stillwater Michigan Farm Bureau Harding College Searcy Arkansas United State Michigan Farwell School

Speech Class Sees Pygmalion In Bay City

Twenty two Farwell School students and teachers Fred Warner and Mrs. Lou Beery traveled by bus to Bay City to see Pygmalion staged by Bay City Handy High School Drama Club. The performance featured a 75 piece orchestra playing My Fair Lady music during intermissions and before the show. The tale follows a Cockney flower girl trained by a professor of elocution to become a refined speaker. The Farwell group marveled at Handy High’s larger stage and backstage facilities versus their home school.

Farwell Fred Warner Lou Beery Bay City Handy High School Handy George Bernard Shaw London

Farwell Leaders Help Fuel Fifth Sunday District Rally

The 5th Sunday District Rally at Gilmore Church of Christ drew attendees from Farwell and beyond. Guest speaker Professor Edsil Dale of Great Lakes Bible College in Lansing spoke to visiting ministers and members as Arley Renner of Farwell chaired and was elected District Rally President.

Farwell Gilmore Church of Christ Edsil Dale Great Lakes Bible College Lansing Arley Renner

Birthday dinners mark wide family gatherings across town

Mr and Mrs Don Pitchford hosted a birthday dinner for John Pitchford at the Ardis Convalescent Home as he turned 79. Guests included Cecil and Mrs Davison, and a long distance phone gift to DeWitt friends. A Monday dinner honored Dee Shaw and son John born the same day. Mrs Lawrence Finch and Janet hosted a Pink and Blue Shower for Mrs Al Walworth with gifts and lunch. Charlene Gamble celebrated with six friends and family, while the Gambles hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Charlene with relatives from Clare and Lake 13. The Youngs planned Florida travel for February with Raymond Scott. Rex Roe celebrated his first birthday with family in Clare Farwell Joyce.

Don Pitchford John Pitchford Ardis Don Smith Dee Shaw John Lawrence Finch Janet al Walworth Charlene Gamble Linda Schofield Ruth Ann Bentley Nancy ‘Frisby Paml Lagear Charla Wood Helén Mielke Mrs. Gamble Charlene Raymond Grace Mr. Pleasant Leon Gambles Clare Bernard Davison Lake 13 Dick Roe al Young Bernard Glass Youngs Florida Raymond Scott Hubert Schofield Robert Roe Rex Lucille Jones Farwell Keh‘Roe Harénts Ang Armstrong Thomas Brooks

Farwell Briefs Share Local Social and School News

Mrs. Leo Embrey and sister Faye Forbes joined Geraldine Adams of Lake in Saginaw for birthday lunch with Mrs. John Irish. Farwell teachers were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Danhoff after the game. Chatterbox Farm Bureau meets February 2 at 8:00 p.m. at W. E. Neville’s on Beaverton Road. Charles Murphy Jr. and family now live in George Coffey apartment on Illinois Street. Murphy is a new teacher. Archbold and Border couples attended United Witness for Christ Rally at Alma Methodist Church. Mrs. Hilton Milford visited Mrs. Mabel Campbell. Campbell later drove her to Cadillac to meet her husband.

Farwell Leo Embrey Faye Forbes Geraldine Adams Lake Saginaw John Irish Gerald Danhoff Chatterbox Farm Bureau Group W. E. Neville Beaverton Road Charles Murphy Jr George Coffey Thinois St Murphy Farwell High School John Archbold Archie Border United Witness For Christ Alma Methodist Church Hilton Milford Mabel Campbell

Farwell Church Seeks Growth and Community Involvement

Farwell Methodist Church thanks attendees of special meetings led by Rev. Horace Murry of Pinnebag. Seventy two were present Thursday. The church invites nonmembers to attend services and join in roles, with activities from WISCS to youth groups and a Friday film night featuring The Angry Jungle at Grace Bible.

Farwell Farwell Methodist Church Wis.c.s W.C.T.U W.cit.u J. Allan Farwell Methodist Grace Bible Sunday School Grace Hala Heicayo Muske

Couples Club Plans February 4 Meet at Don Cowles Home

The Couples Club will gather Saturday night February 4 at the Don Cowles home with a Valentine theme. A large crowd is expected and monthly meetings are planned for the future. Everyone is welcome. The Tobacco River Trail Riders will meet February 6 at 8 pm at Vernon Pratt home at the Junction of U S 10 and 115. Mrs Gerald Agle and sons joined Mr and Mrs Jack Renner at Ski Run in Harrison Sunday and watched the square dance on the ice. Weekend visitors at the Curtis home were Mr and Mrs Merle Bailey of Harrison.

Farwell Don Cowles Valentine Tobacco River Trail Vernon Pratt U.S. 10 Gerald Agle Jack Renner Harrison

Local Social Visit Notes From Sunday and Monday

Lois E Birdgalt and others visited Mrs Craven and sisters on Sunday. Mrs Frank Higgins and daughter visited Monday. Arnold Thompson and family joined Mrs Thompson and Miss Eliza Murphy Sunday evening. Garnet Ferguson and Don Fergusson had Sunday dinner. Art Heltzel and children dined with Wilbur Fletcher Thursday. Walter Wood and Jesse Wood hosted Monday night supper. Viola Smith remains ill.

Lois E. Birdgalt Henry Craven Pleasant Craven Jack Renner al Young Bernard Glass Frank Higgins Harrison Don Barber Frank Thompson Eliza Murphy Don Art Heltzel Wilbur Fletcher Walter Wood Jesse Wood Viola Smith

Farwell Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Farwell residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Updyke. Harold Mackumber from Flint visited his grandmother Mrs. Caroline Dunlop. The Farwell Extension Group discussed Home Decoration and Upholstering led by Mrs. Atteberry with nine ladies present. A Lamp Shade Workshop is planned. Mrs. Ida Doxtader and her children visited the Keith Renner home, while Wayne Sprague of Midland joined them Sunday at the Doxtader home. Gilmore Church of Christ men and Farwell Methodist men played a basketball game in Farwell School Gym, Gilmore winning 57 to 55. Harry Ulsch of Shepherd stopped by the Thomas Brooks home. Mrs. John Bedard hosted four friends for a farewell party for Mrs. Theo Mickle, recently returned from Arabia and en route to New Mexico. The ladies bowl weekly with Mrs. Mickle receiving an aqua knee-length gown.

Bob Gates Grover Updyke Harold Macumber Flint Car Oline Dunlop Lilian Halslander Farwell Extension Group Bert’ Atteberry Atteberry Ida Doxtader Keith Renner Doxtader Wayne Sprague Midland Gilmore Church of Christ Farwell Methodist Farwell Gilmore Harry Ulsch Shepherd Thomas Brooks John Bedard Theo Mickle Clare Mickle Air Force Arabia

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