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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1944

Page

3

Ladies clubs hold bridge and social gatherings weekly

The Ladies Union of the Glare Congregational church plans Friday meeting in the church parlors. Numerous groups hosted bridge sessions with two tables or more, guests listed, high and second high scores noted. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Bingham featured cards and gifts.

Ladies Union Glare Congregational Church Jay Green Hlmer Comes Chester Wallace Joseph Shipman Shipman John Asline Pim Frey O. W. Lynch Frank Murdoch Henry Ackerman Earl Bellows Alma Seiter Donald Wallace Jimmy Hahn Lee Lyman Sowle David Ruark H. C. Cook Gerald Brown Ralph Artibee Artibee Tim Frey Jesse Lamphere East Sixth Street Fred Bingham Farwell Bingham

Ruth Methner Becomes Bride of Robert Gordon

Miss Ruth Methner daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Methner Coleman became the bride of Robert Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Roy Gordon Clare Thursday evening February 10 at the Methodist church. Rev Charles B Hahn pastor performed the ceremony witnessed by Miss Laura Rilett Coleman and James Murphy Clare. The bride wore aqua wool with gardenia corsage. The couple will reside at 2116 East Grove Street Midland after a short honeymoon.

Ruth Methner Wm. Methner Coleman Robert Gordon Roy Gordon Clare Chas. B. Hahn Laura Rilett James Murphy Rilett Coleman High School Dow Chemical Company Midland East Grove Street

Rosebush NCCW Special Meeting Recap

The Rosebush St. Henry's NCCW held a Wednesday evening chicken dinner in the church hall. Rev. Gordon Grant and Rev. Joseph Zaskowski attended as guests. Mrs. Maurice McConnell led prayers, with minutes by Mrs. Raymond McConnell Jr. A library report, St. Patrick party plans, and a juvenile delinquency talk followed, ending with refreshments and entertainment.

National Council of Catholic Women St. Henry’s Church Rosebush Gordon Grant Joseph Zaskowski Mt. Pleasant Maurice McConnell Father Grant Raymond McConnell, Jr Clare McTaggert Rosemary Lynch St. Patrick Zaskowski Frank Lynch Raymond MccConnell, Jr Bernard McConnell Thos- Fall

King's Daughters Do Red Cross Work at Cookson Home

The King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Alfred Cookson's home with 15 members and guests present. Mrs. Harle Redman led, prayers and singing occurred, a soldier boy letter from Russell House was read, and Red Cross sewing plus missionary notes dominated the agenda. The group plans a brief business session and afternoon visitation next Wednesday at the parsonage.

King’s Daughters Society Alfred Cookson Harle Redman Thomas Abbott Russell House Red Cross

Andersonville Red Cross Ladies Elect Officers at Meeting

The Andersonville Red Cross ladies chose officers for their third year of service. Officers include Mrs. John Smith as chairman and Mrs. Clark Dennis as production manager, with Edith Maxwell and Mrs. John Tice in sewing and treasurer roles. They have completed 109 housewives, 23 pairs of scuffs, 3 baby quilts, and 8 large quilts, two donated to fire victims. weekly all day meetings are held with a pot luck lunch.

Andersonville Red Grass

Ladies Guild Meeting at Congregational Church Parlors

The Ladies Guild met in the church parlors with a brief business session led by Mrs. Frank Murdock. Mrs. Jay Green spoke on Russia, highlighting progress since emancipation from Czars. Piano solos by Mrs. Harold Jones complemented the gathering and a lunch was served.

Ladies’ Guild The Congregational Church Frank Murdoch Jay Green Russia Harold Jones Rubenstein Perry Floyd Woodworth

Zenobia Chapter initiates two candidates in patriotic meeting

Zenobia Chapter No. 125 OCS held a February 17 meeting to exemplify the degree for Dr. and Mrs. G. Born. Worthy Matron Mabel Reynolds and Worthy Patron Stanley Masten led the session in a hall decorated with Allied Nations flags. A patriotic program preceded the ceremony with songs, an oration, and concertina numbers. Dessert followed. A school of instruction is set for February 25 by Grand Warder Lois W. Fuerst, with Zenobia officers hosting dinner at the Hotel Doherty beforehand.

O.C.S Mabel Reynolds Stanley Masten Belle Mair Patty Hall Gillespie Lester LeFavour Hyra Bogardus John Northon Harriet, Knapp Ivah Emery Miss Reynolds Lois W. Fuerst Whittemore

Clare Study Club Hosts War Mothers at February Meeting

Clare's Service Headquarters hosted the Clare Study Club event on February 22 with War Mothers as honored guests. The program featured the High School Pep Band, a Voice Speaking Choir, Glee Club numbers, chalk art, and Rev. Charles B. Hahn speaking on George Washington. Each War Mother received a corsage, canteen treats were served, and the club announced a March 7 meeting with a book discussion on Mr. Lincoln's Wife.

Clare Burdo War Mothers of Clare Study Club A. E. Mulder Austin Bates Henry Garen James E. Ryan Doris Gerow Norgis Elden Harle Redman Aiken America Edward White Study Club J. A. Quintal Mr. Lincoln Ann Culver Harold Fleming

Clare Lodges Represented at Mt Pleasant Odd Fellows Meeting

The Clare Isabella District Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held its Mt Pleasant gathering last Thursday evening with strong lodge turnout. Clare lodge led with 24 attendees, followed by Shepherd 16, Weidman 15, Farwell 3, and Pleasant 63.

Alma Lodge America Floyd Seeley Mr. Pleasant Ernest Irwin Clare Clare Lodges Mt. Pleasant Clare-Isabella District Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Clare Lodge Shepherd Weidman Farwell Mr, . Pleasant

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