Miss Mary Reger Weds Clifford Trotter in Detroit
Miss Mary Reger formerly of Clare marries Clifford Allen Trotter of Detroit at Gaylord Baptist Church. The ceremony featured white satin gown lace panels and roses. reception for 300 at Maccabees hall. couple to reside in a new ranch style home in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reger
Clare
Adam Reger
Clifford Allen Trotter
Detroit
Gaylord Baptist Church
William Washer
Irene Reger
Mrs. Trotter
Ronald Trotter
William Maule
Lyle Owens
Flint
Maccabees Hall
Sorority Meeting Highlights Wedgewood China Talk
Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Mary Wicklund's home on Monday evening February 6. Speaker Mrs. Pat Pinaire presented colored slides and discussed the growth and development of Wedgewood china. Next meeting set for Miss Phyl lis Frey's home on Monday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mary Wicklund
Pat Pinaire
Annual Missionary Dinner Of W S C S Held Wednesday
The W S C S of the Methodist Church held their annual missionary dinner on Wednesday evening February 16 in the social parlors with a planned pot luck supper at 6 30 o'clock. Grandma Armstrong observed her 99th birthday as a special guest and related poems were read by family and church members.
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Methodist Church
Emma Armstrong
Volney Davis
Gertrude Smart
Ralph Ackerman
Charles Church
Grandma Armstrong
Church
Donald Holbrook
Grandma
L. J. Nevins
G. C. Born
David Seiter
Emma Sager
Ralph Cole
Pbendemeer
Jesus
Doris Gerow
Ackerman
Lois Blair
Youngstown
Ohio
Michigan
Honorary guest inspires in Homemaker group address
The speaker urged self worth and moral living, stressing mental alertness and spiritual life as duties to self and to others in home church and world. She spoke on global missions and urged finding beauty in the gems we encounter, with the benediction given by Rev. Nevins as the group sang Bless Be The Tie That Binds.
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Rev
Nevins
Girl Scout Council Pot Luck Supper Draws Big Turnout
The Girl Scout Council met at the Methodist church Monday evening February 18 with a 6 30 o clock pot luck supper and strong attendance despite stormy weather. Table grace was sung with Mrs Harold Jones on the piano. Mrs Woodward s Brownie troop led the kitchen and decorations featured dolls of other lands. President Mrs C B Neff welcomed mothers scouts visitors and Miss Lida Strong from the school music department. New leaders Mrs Morrow and Mrs Burgess were introduced along with Martha Lucy a new girl from Texas. Troop reports highlighted valentines embroideries and polio drive contributions. Mrs Bergey s troop netted 25 76 from a bake sale and planned cook and color craft badges plus tablecloths. Mrs Nolan s troop made plastic school bags with one dollar of school supplies to send overseas for International Friendship. Junior High Girls prepared the evening program Hands Around the World with Donna Archbold as MC and songs sung with Miss Strong Bonnie Witbeck Nancy Bellows Barbara Fair remarks about scouts in other lands. Joyce Archambault Gloria Miholin did a twirling act with Bonnie Stanley. Bonnie played a piano solo. The group wrapped with two songs led by Mrs Jones.
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Methodist Church
Harold Jones
Woodward
C. B. Neff
Lida Strong
Morrow
Burgess
Martha Lucy
Texas
Coulson
Bergey
Miss Strong
Bonnie Witbeck
Nancy Bellows
Barbara Fair
Joyce Archambault
Gloria Miiholin
Bonnie Stanley
Bonnie
Mrs. Jones
Congregational Guild Finalizes Father Son Banquet Plans
The Congregational Guild met in church parlors for the February session led by president Mrs. James Rassat. Devotions were read from Down Ryton Water and plans were completed for the Father-Son banquet set for February 21. A dessert luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Rassat with co-hostesses Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Kelsey. The March 15 meeting will name Mrs. Will Lange as president with committee members Mrs. Damoth and Mrs. White.
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Congregational Guild
James Rassat
Arthur Damoth
George White
Mrs Dewey Paxton Hosts King's Daughters Meeting
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Dewey Paxton's home on February 9. President Mrs. Carl Chaplin led devotions and the group sang. reports were given, and plans discussed for a missionary birthday luncheon on February 23 at Mrs. Roy Kinsey's home with Mrs. Harold Loomis as chairman.
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The
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Dewey Paxton
Carl Chaplin
Jesus
Maud VanDen Berg
Roy Kinsey
Harold Loomis
Paxton
Clare couple announces Dawn Drake to Benny McKnight engagement
Mr and Mrs Dale Drake of Clare announce the engagement of their daughter Dawn to Benny Mc Knight son of Dr and Mrs F W McKnight of Clare. No wedding date set.
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Dale Drake
Clare
Dawn
Benny McKnight
F. W. McKnight
Standings Near End of Bridge Round With Lead by Bicknell Wyman
The Bicknell-Wyman team leads the accumulative scores as the seventh round ends with about 11 000 points. The final round is next week and a late surge could shift the lead. Hartshorn-Wallace won grand slam honors for the evening, boosting their score. Evening tallies show Hartshorn-Wallace 7500, Sands-Carr 4720, Mallory-Mussell 3450, Zinser-Hartshorn 2360, Bicknell-Wyman 3010, Johnston-Doherty 2890. Total to date: Bicknell-Wyman 27440, Johnston-Doherty 16520, Zinser-Hartshorn 16160, Caple-Allen 15920, Jackson-Green 15360, Sands-Carr 13140.
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Bicknell-Wyman
Hartshorn Wallace
Hartshorn-Wallace
Sands-Carr
Mallory-Mussell
Zinser-Hartshorn
Johnston-Doherty
Caple-Allen
Jackson-Green
Zenobia Chapter CBS Holds Special Meeting February 9
The Zenobia Chapter O B S held a special school of instruction on Thursday evening February 9 with Mrs. Greta Masten as Worthy Grand Matron presiding. Guests included Mrs. Edith Hucholz, Grand Chaplain, and Mrs. Alma Seiter, Grand Representative to North Carolina, plus visitors from Reed City, Mt. Pleasant and Harrison. Refreshments followed. a dinner for officers and members was served at Hotel Doherty.
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Zenobia Chapter
Eleanor Lebr
Wark Beatty
George Lehr
Greta, Masten
School of Instruction
Edith Hucholz
Harrison
Evelyn Fuller
Winn
Grand Publicity Committee
Alma Seiter
North Carolina
Reed City
Mt. Pleasant
Jean Fleming
Midge Cimmerer
Elizabeth McIntosh
Valentine
Doherty
Dark paint can warm an oversized, well lit room
Color choices influence room perception. Painting a large bright space in a dark hue can visually soften its scale and create a cozy, inviting atmosphere.
Norris Phillips Honored At Shower Saturday Evening
Mr and Mrs Norris Phillips were honored at a shower on Saturday evening February 4 at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips in Colonville. About 150 relatives and friends attended as the couple opened gifts and a lunch was served. Some youths set off dynamite and fired guns. Relatives came from Lansing Rosebush and Harrison and friends from Flint.
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Norris Phillips
Arthur Phillips
Colonville
Lansing
Rosebush
Harrison
Flint
Mt Palomar Telescope Mirror Glass Sourced From North Carolina
The 200 inch Mt Palomar telescope mirror glass was produced from quartz mined in North Carolina. This material choice connects the landmark observatory to Appalachian geology and regional mining history.
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Mt. Palomar
North Carolina
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Mass
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Girl Scout Council
Mrs. Dewey Paxton
King‘s Daughters
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CBS
Roy E. Cimmerer
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Eastman
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