Gladwin Nuptials: Goodwin Becomes Bride of Henry Schroeder
Miss Arlene Goodwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Goodwin of Gladwin formerly of Flint and Henry Schroeder son of Mrs Cecil Warner of Clare exchanged vows with Rev Sidney L Rood at Gladwin Episcopal Parsonage on February 7 at 6 30 pm. The bride wore a dark aqua suit with red roses and white sweetpeas. Bridesmaid Mrs Dales Parrish wore brown satin with the same corsage. Best man Dale Parrish. A wedding dinner followed for the bridal party and immediate family. The couple plans a southeastern Michigan honeymoon and will reside in Clare.
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Arlene Goodwin
Francis Goodwin
Gladwin
Flint
Henry Schroeder
Cecil Warner
Clare
Sidney L. Rood
Gladwin Episcopal Parsonage
Dales Parrish
Groom Served Three Years in Armed Forces
Friends extend congratulations as the groom, a three year military veteran, is celebrated by many.
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Armed Forces
Ladies Union Meeting At Mrs Anna Rogers Home
The Congregational Ladies Union met Friday afternoon February 13 at Mrs Anna Rogers home. Nine members and one visitor attended. Mrs Catharine Beale, president, led devotions and opening singing. After business attendees sang and refreshments were served. The group plans to meet February 27 at Mrs Powe residence.
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Congregational Ladies Union
Anng
Rogers
Catharine. Beale
Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Hosts Midland Rebekahs
About thirty members of Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge met at the Rebekah hall in Farwell on Wednesday evening February 11 for a regular session. Seven past noble grands and thirteen officers attended. New candidates were balloted and favorable. initiation set for February 25 with a birthday supper. Midland lodge members visited on February 18.
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Gold Leaf
Rebekah
Rebekah Hell
Farwell
Midland Lodge
Mary and Martha Society Meets at Archbold Home
The Mary and Martha Society gathered at 2:00 PM Thursday February 12 at Mrs. Lynn Archbold home. Seven members attended and worked on a new sewing project with no formal business. Refreshments were served at the end.
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Mary and Martha Society
L. Archbold Home
Lynn Archbold
W S C 8 Holds February Meeting at Methodist Church Parlor
The W S C 8 met February 18 at the Methodist church parlor with Mrs James Gillespie presiding. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read. letters from missionaries in China and India were read. a bake sale thanks were given. next meeting March 3 will host a missionary tea with Susannah Wesley Circle, pot luck at 6 30. District Conference set for April 15 at Clare church. Mrs Gertrude Burd led devotions. Mrs Alex Artibee reviewed Gentleman's Agreement by Laura Z Hobson. hostesses included Mrs Carl Lear Mrs Leonel Green and Mrs C J Cobb.
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W.S.C.8
James Gillespie
China
India
Tim Frey
John Neithercut
Chester Wallace
Susannah Wesley
W.S.C
Clare Church
Gertrude Burd
Wallace
Alex Artibee
Laura Z. Hobson
Carl Lear
Leonel Green
C. J. Cobb
Cooks Farewell Party Before Move to Wayland
Mr and Mrs Howard Everts hosted a Saturday night gathering at their Clare home to honor Mr and Mrs Jack Cook who are leaving town. Four tables of pepper were played with Warren White and Mrs Don Young winning high, Jack Cook and Mrs White low. The Cooks received a desk lamp, and left Sunday for Wayland where Jack will join a jewelry store partner.
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Howard Everts
Jack Cook
Clare
Warren White
Don Young
White
Cook
Everts
Methodist Sunday School Classes Host Social Evening
Thirty two members from Clare Methodist Church Senior Adult and Adult Fellowship Classes gathered in the social parlor for a Bohemian supper at 6 15. The program featured an Evening of Games themed on Backward Turn Backward O Time in Its Flight and Make Me a Child Again Just for Tonight. Mrs Will Gordow led the Senior Adult group and Mrs A E Mulder the Adult Fellowship class.
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Clare Methodist Church School
Will Gordow
A. E. Mulder
Garcon
Mulder
Florida
Clare Bridge Tournaments at Hotel Doherty Weekly
The sixth round of the Wednesday bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty sees Sproat rum and Zinser Hartsham teams earning grand slam honors. Johnston Doherty leads the evening high with 13 320 and accumulative scores show tight competition for next week. Junior tournament results place Beltinck Walton atop the evening with four teams leading accumulatives Maxwell Hall and Sands Spencer among top four.
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Doherty
Sproat Rum
Zinser-Hartsham
Johnston
Zinser-Hartshorn
Anderson-Wallace
Bicknell-Wyman
Caple-Allen
Beltinck-Walton
Maxwell-Hall
Sands-Spencer
Hartshorn-Wright
O'Reilly-Hall
Groves
Hartstrom-Wright
Clare Odd Fellows Confer Second Degree at Lodge
The Clare Odd Fellows lodge met with about forty members. Andrew Irwin Jr. and Lou Lamphere presided as noble and vice grand. The second degree was conferred on Rupert Owens Harl Owens and Arthur Weaver. A visitor from Alma spoke briefly. Next Monday night the third degree will be conferred and members are urged to attend with a dish to pass for the pot luck supper.
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Clare
Andrew Irwin, Jr
Lou Lamphere
Rupert Owens
Harl Owens
Arthur’ Weaver
Alma
Chemical Center Canton Auxiliary Meets in Midland
The Chemical Center Canton Auxiliary met at 1.0.C.F. hall in Midland on Thursday evening February 12. President Mrs. Doris Mitchell of Sanford presided. Committees were appointed and reports heard. The group discussed the annual inspection date likely set for the last meeting in April. Mrs. Olive Irwin of Clare installed Cecille Freer as right aide and Helen Kinz as left aide. Major Josiah McLaughlin led drill practice followed by lunch and a February birthday cake ceremony.
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Chemical Center
Canton Auxiary
Midland
C.F. Hall
Clare
Doris Mitchell
Sanford
Olive Irwin
Fannie Schultz
Maude Stevens
Kent
Carolyn Shields
Stevens
Clara Rebekah Lodge Hosts Grand Patriarch Visit
Fifty members and guests meet in the lodge room with Mrs. Florence Irwin presiding. Raymond Kent, Grand Patriarch of Michigan, is introduced and honored. decorations, drill demonstration, and honors for Maude Stevens mark a formal conclusion with doughnuts and coffee served.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge
Florence Irwin
Raymond Kent
Michigan
Allen Howlett
Lucy Roberts
Helyn King
Cecille Freer
Midland
Midland Rebekah and Chemical Center Auxiliary
Albert Oduin
Albert Kiesel
Leonard Bashaw
Warren Williams
Chemical Center Canton
Evelyn Shields
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