Circle IV Plans Fellowship Projects At Meeting
The Circle IV of the Womens Fellowship Group met at Congregational church parlors Monday evening with eight members present. New member Mrs Donald Kvam was welcomed. Devotions by Mrs Dala Daly focused on Lincoln Birthday. Mrs Mabel Horton led the study book Man and God in the City. banking chair Mrs Willig conducted business and year money projects. Revised by laws and constitution discussed. Hostesses Mrs S Mess é car and Mrs Bontie Bauder served refreshments. Next meeting set for March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Fellowship
Congregational Church
Donald Kvam
Dala Daly
Lincoln
Mabel Horton
Man
God
Willig Banking
Bontie Bauder
Wedding Bells for Mary Wallace and William Geeck at Temple Church
Mary E Wallace and William P Geeck wed at Temple Church of the Niaz Harene on Saturday at 2 30 pm in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white net over satin with Chantilly lace and pearls, with her father escorting her. Guests dined at Redding town hall with a four tier cake, as family and friends offered best wishes and music by Gerald Agle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Niazh Arene
Mary E. ‘Wallace
Chester J. Wallace
Lake
Wiliam P. Geeck
Perry Geeck
Coleman
Migs
Joan. Wymer
Lake George
Ronald. Geeck
Raymond
Geeck
Gerald’ Agle
of .Farwell
Gerald Agle
ST. Love
Edward ‘Geeck
Richard’Geeck
Redding
D. B. Watters
Lloyd Sprague
Carl’Bringold
Ee Stanley
Willard Ushi
Ruth Anna Circle Plans Luncheon and Church Activities
Mrs. Carl Lear hosted the Ruth Anna Circle meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 9 with eleven members and visitors present. Dawson chaired the session and plans were finalized for a luncheon after the M Y F meeting on Sunday night February 13. A church cleaning bee was announced for February 16 and a March beef tour dinner was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lear
Ruth-Anna
Lewis
Dawson
M.Y.F
Wilson
Wallace-Wyman Top Bridge Team Dominates Monday Night Session
Wallace-Wyman led the bridge tournament at Sonic Hall Monday evening with the highest score for the session. High four teams included Wallace-Wyman with 2,850 points, Wicklund Ulrich 2,004, Olson Ruby 2,040, and Douglas-Green 650, with ties and other scores noted across the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Wallace-Wyman
Wallace - Wyman
Wicklund
Ulrich
Olson
Ruby
Douglas - Green
Hartshorn
Inser
Wicklund - Ulrich
Busche
Wright
Open House Honors Johnsons at Belding
The Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration for Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson drew over 250 guests at the Belding church. They received railroad tickets to Florida and a month’s vacation, with $500 from the church men and $200 from Oxford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Johnson
Clare
Belding
Johnson
Florida
Oxford
Johnsons
Wallace
Beta Sigma Phi Members Discuss Photography at Meeting
The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Valentine party and meeting at Mrs. Russell Foels home. President Mrs. Robert Campbell led the session with a report by Mrs. J. R. Gershon and a talk on photography by Mrs. Neil Sowle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Russell Foels
Robert Campbell
J. R. Gershon
Neil Sowle
John Wicklund
Soowle
Ian
S. C. McArthur
John, Hall Jr
Parma
Ohio
Sowle
Bud Anderson
Illness Squeezes Congregational Ladies Union Meeting
The Congregational Ladies Union met at Mrs. Belle Schaaf home with only four members present due to sickness and cold weather. Mrs. Emma Radcliffe led a brief business session because President Mrs. Mary Joyner was ill. A pot luck lunch followed and Mrs. Radcliffe to host February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnion
Belle Schaaf
Emma Radcliffe
Mary Joyner
Radcliffe
Mary Martha Circle Meets at Methodist Parsonage
The Mary Martha Circle gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Parsonage with Mrs L J Nevins as hostess. Fifteen members and visitors attended as Mrs Tim Frey opened the meeting and led a Bible reading and prayer. Plans discussed included the World Day of Prayer on March 15 at 8 am and the Spring Dinner on March 10 with all circles helping. Rev Nevins announced Dr Blais dall, a Malaya missionary, will visit the church Monday evening February 21 and a family dinner is planned for 6 45. Mrs Glen Hammond led the study and Mrs Myrtise Allyn read The Bible is a Living Book. devotions were shared by Mrs Harry Wild and Mrs Marshall Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
L. J. Nevins
Tim Frey
Nevins
Blaisdall
Malaya
Glen Hammond
God
Myrtise Allyn
Harry Wild
Marshall. Brock
Circle of Congregational Church Meets and Plans Rummage Sale
Circle of the Congregational Church hosted a February 14 meeting at Mrs. Dale Miller’s home with eight members and one visitor. Dorothy Harper led devotions, Ronald Cooper taught on God in the Inner City, Effie Hales was named March flower chairman, and a rummage sale was set for March 25 and 26 from 9 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Hales
Val
Ventines
Rebekah Lodge Sets Degree Practice Date
Thirty members of the Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening with Mrs Patsy Schlafley presiding. Substitutes were Mrs Margaret Irwin Mrs Faynell Dixon Mrs Eleanor Lehr Mrs Pat Holt Mrs Doris Simons and Mrs Elizabeth Gilson. Announcements noted Theta Rho Girls Song initiation February 17 at 7 30 p m and members urged to attend to aid the girls and attend the Clare Isahiela District Association Rebekahs and Odd Fellows meeting there. Degree practice at the hall next Tuesday evening urged for all members and Secret Sisters names were chosen for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Avere
Patsy Schlafley
Noble Grand
Margaret Irwin
Faynell Dixon
Eleanor Lehr
Pat Holt
Doris Simons
Elizabeth Gilson
Theta Rho
Farwell
Clare‘Isahiella District Association
Rebekihs and Oddfellows
Social Briefs from Senobia Chapter CES Meeting
Social notices recount a February 17 meeting of Senobia Chapter CES with Grace L. Richards in charge and the school directed by instruction. A Tally Club night featured two tables of contract at Parma guests Mrs. John Hall Jr. and Mrs. Wallace Thayer with Mrs. Roy Dunbar high, Mrs. William Case low, and Mrs. Hall travel winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
John Hall Jr
Parma
Ohio
Wallace Thayer
Roy. Dunbar
William Case
Hall
Lucky Club Meeting Highlights February Gathering
The Lucky Club met at Kenneth Cunninghams home on Friday February 14 with Mrs C D Harvey presiding. Twelve members attended and rolled call followed. A program featured readings by Mrs Forrest Jerred Mrs Tom Abbott and Bill Arteliff among others. Prizes were awarded for games and a pot luck lunch was served. The next meeting is set for March 11 at C D Harveys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Club
Kenneth Cunningham
C.D. Harvey
America
Forrest
Tom Abbott
Bill Arteliff
My. Valentine
Cunningham
Eva Nowleh
Abbott
Jack Bouchey
C. D. Harvey
St Johns Lutheran Aid Plans Future Meetings
The St John s Lutheran Aid met at the parsonage on February 9. Mrs Harold Schaeffer presided over a short business meeting and outlined plans for upcoming meetings and projects. Lose All was the afternoon’s entertainment with prizes to Mrs Paul Schroeder and Mrs J W Schaeffer. The next meeting will be in the church basement hosted by Mrs J W Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Aid
Harold Schaeffer
Paul Schroeder
J. W. Schaeffer
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Circle IV
Ee. Baye Beiter
Star Line
Northland
Bartus
Ruth-Annas
Ube
Art Ulrich
Wallace-Wyman Top Bridge
Tourney
Beta Sigmas
Cong
Rebekahs
Homer’ Douglas
JL. “W. Jackson
Douglas
Richard Hartshorn
Fouth
Nellie Doherty
Howard W, Jones
Vicks
Roy
Cimmerer
Mich
Sentinel
White’s Jewelers
Jémratore
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