Mrs Dale Groves Honored At Shower At Ritter Home
Mrs Dale Groves was honored at a stork shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Kenneth Ritter with Mrs Gwen Peterson as co Hostess. Three tables of contract were played and prizes awarded to high score Mrs Paul Sheponski, second high Mrs Bessie Woodcock, and low to Mrs John Groves. Delicious refreshments were served and gifts presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Groves
Kenneth Ritter
Gwen Peterson
Paul, Sheponski
Bessie Woddcock
John Groves
Mt. Pleasant
Union Ladies Spend Social Hour At Mrs Beale Home
Mrs Catharine Beale hosted the Congregational Ladies Union on Friday February 19 with six members and two visitors. Mrs James McKay led the business meeting in the president's absence. A social hour followed with refreshments and Mrs C A Brink guiding the program. Next meeting set for March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Catharine Beale
Congregational Ladies Union
James McKay
C. A. Brink
Susannah Wesley Circle Maps Banquet and Bazaar Plans
The Susannah Wesley Circle met February 22 in the Methodist church parlors with strong attendance. Mrs. Albert Seiter led prayer in place of the absent chair, and Mrs. Carl Elliott resigned as chair with Mrs. Seiter elected to fill the vacancy through June. Devotions by Mrs. Marvin Witbeck followed by hymn singing, scripture from Acts 18 24, and a poem closed the session. A film Our Newest Neighbors was shown by Rev. L J Negrrns with Mrs. Warren White reading the script. guests Neva Myers and Mary Ireland were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley Circle
Methodist Church
Albert Seiter
Carl Elliott
Tennessee
Seiter
Marvin Witbeck
Lake
Jesus
God
L. J. Negrrns
Warren White
Neva Myers
Mary Ireland
Wise Pepper Club High Scorers Named
The Wise Pepper Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lennox on a February Friday with five tables. High scores went to Mrs. George Renner and Lawrence Atkinson, with second to Mrs. John Stough and Barney McNerney, and traveler to Mrs. Charles Bonham. A pot luck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Pepper Club
Raymond Lennox
George Renner
Lawrence Atkinson
John Stough
Barney—McNerneyylow
K. B. Potter
Henry Russell
Charles Bonham
Elmer Methner
Harry Lennox
Murray Gordon
Potter
Extension Clubs Address Counting Calories and Meal Planning
Clare Extension Group met at Mrs. Bernard Tubbs home for a lesson on Counting Calories with a low cal orie dinner for nine. East Vernon Extension Group held an all day meeting at Mrs. Wilson Bader home with lessons on Up-to-Date Meal Planning and social activities for 19 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLARE
Clare Extension Group No
Bernard Tubbs
Raymond Hanchett
Hagle
Dave
Wee, Vane
Charles Richter
Homer Borle
James Corsant
Don Young
East Vernon
Wilson Bader
George
Harold White
Lewis Dawson
Clarence Bader
Charles Smith
Omer Parent
Mason Smith
White
Forest Brewer
W. Bader
C. Bader
Parent
M. Smith
Horden couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Horden of Loomis celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at the Maxwell home. Guests enjoy games and refreshments as a three tier cake is shared and gifts are given. The couple, married February 20, 1904 in Saginaw, have one son Donald and daughter Marjorie, and attend St. Cecilia's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horden
Loomis
Norman Maxwell
Anne Maxwell
Clare
Flint
Herrick
Myr
Horden
Donald
Marjorie
Gendregske
Harrison
St. Cecilia’s. Catholic Church
Social Clubs Hold Cards and Dances In Local Gatherings
The Octo Club met at Mrs. John G. White’s home for two tables of contract with High by Mrs. Hollis Walton and second high by Mrs. Roy Beltinck. Rachel Russell hosted the Merry Eight Club for two tables of pepper with high score by Mrs. Ezra Cobleigh. Bouehey’s seventieth birthday celebrated with family gathering February 20. Mrs. Dexter Elden hosted a Monday bridge for two tables with high score to Mrs. Frank LaGoe. G-3H-W class hosted a square dance at Mt. Vernon Grange February 20. Next meeting March 18 with Rosebush Methodist class as guests. Tuesday Bridge at Mrs. W. A. Maynard’s in Coleman featured ties for high between Mrs. Louisa Bowler and Mrs. Marl Houghton. Lorraine Schultz starred in Lenawee Theatre Guild’s Arsenic and Old Lace in Adrian February 18–20. postgrad Lorraine works at Keweena Manufacturing in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. White
Hollis Walton
Roy Beltinck
Larry Jackson
Rachel Russell
Ezra Cobleigh
Kate Morgan
Catharine Beale
Omer Parent
Dexter Elden
Monday Evening Bridge Club
Mays. Austin Mayer
Leonel Green
Frank LaGoe
Allen Mekkes
Elden
Mt. Vernon Grange
Harold White
Rosebush
Coleman
Thomas Campbell
Louisa Bowler
Marl Houghton
Bowler
Houghton
Kuno Hammerberg
Lorraine Schultz
Lenawee ‘Theatre Guild
Adrian
Elaine Harper
Rosemary Lane
Miss Lane
Lorraine
Thomas Abbott
Adrian College
Kewanee Manufacturing Company
Lollypop Train Birthday Party for Carleen Stephenson
Carleen Stephenson observed her third birthday on February 23 with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Carl Stephenson. Eight guests attended with grandmothers Mrs. Glen Poet and Mrs. William Stephenson and great aunt Mrs. Morgan Thompson from Hast Budd Lake. The centerpiece featured a train filled with Jollypops, and guests had plastic placecards. Ice cream birthday cake pop and coffee were served. Carleen received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleen’Stephenson
Carl Stephenson
Carleen
Glen Poet
William Stephenson
Morgan Thompson
Hast Budd Lake
Mrs Alma High Hosts DAR Meeting at Coleman Colony Home
Alma High hosted Michilimacinac Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at her Coleman Colony home on February 20. Regent Florence Rassat presided and Vice Regent Florence Simmons led the Pledge. Nettie Holbrook was elected delegate to the State DAR Convention in Battle Creek. Georgia Littlefield’s resignation as Chapter Historian was accepted. Officers will be elected in May rather than February. The next meeting will be in March at Florence Simmons’s Coleman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma P. High
Michilimacinac
Coleman
Florence Rassat
Florence Simmons
Nettie Holbrook
D.A.R
Battle Creek
Georgia Littlefield
Alma High
Montre Gee
Florence Simons
Mary Wallace Announces Engagement of Mary Hila to William Geeck
Mary Wallace and Mrs Chester Wallace of Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Hila to William P. Geeck, son of Mr and Mrs Perry Geeck of Coleman. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
A. Wallace
Lake
Mary Hila
William P. Geeck
Perry Geeck
Coleman
Denes Wade Suylandt Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Wade Suylandt of Clare celebrated their golden wedding on February 3. About 53 friends gathered February 7 for a pot luck lunch at 430 after which gifts were opened. Grandsons Rod Jeff Raymond Gerald Gordon provided music and square dances were recalled. The group sang On Your Golden Wedding Day and a gala time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade ‘Suylandt
Route 4
Clare
Farwell
Stiylandt
Rod
Jeff Raymond
Gerald Gordon
Stiyland
Gary
Larry Lorenz
Mrs. Pinaire Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Beta Sigma Phi meets at president Mrs. Robert Pinaire's home on Monday February 22. Officers report and finances approved. fund raising discussed. Members Toell-Birs RoxActien and Kirkpatrick to report on Cancer Convention. Cultural program titled Happiness through Understanding presented. Next meeting March 2 at Congregational Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Pinaire
Neil Sowle
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Russell Toell-Birs
RoxActien
William Kirkpatrick
Funt
Theo Pixley
David Jondrow
Pinaire
Jondrow
Congregational Church
Peter Reale
Kirkpatrick
Mary-Martha Circle Hosts Film Study Discussion
The Mary Martha Circle met in the church parlors after noon on February 18 for its monthly gathering. Rev L J Nevins led prayer. Mrs Lois Foell read minutes. treasurer Edra Gault reported finances. Discussions covered Father Son banquet, Mother Daughter banquet plans, and a study of Spanish Speaking Americans with a film Our Newest Neighbors shown by Rev Nevins. Refreshments were provided by Mae Chaffee and Miranda Brock. next meeting set for March 17 with Foell and Doris Foss as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha Circle
Esther Williams
L. J. Nevins
Lois Foell
Edra Gault
Dora Nevins
Ina Hammond
Nevins
Mae Chaffee
Miranda Brock
Foell
Doris Foss
Loomis Missionary Church Class Hosts Party at Teacher’s Home
Fourteen members and friends of the Hi Callers class at Loomis Missionary Church enjoyed a Thursday evening party at teacher Mrs. Warren Tice’s home. The group played games watched television and shared a light meal. They reported a good time and plan another party soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Callers
Loomis Missionary Church
Warren Tice
Mrs. Bob Mitchell Hosts Tally Club Evening
Mrs. Bob Mitchell hosted the Tally Club on Saturday evening in February for a contract night. High score went to Mrs. Bud Drebert while Mrs. Pixley scored low. Travelers included Mrs. Russell Foell. refreshments carried a Valentine theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell
Satay
van Burdo
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Bud Shepherd
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