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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1953
Page
10
Wilma Coats and Jack Newman wed in a candlelight double ring ceremony at Arthur Center Church of God on Christmas Eve. Attendants included Anna Rockey Ruth Blystone Gene Newman and Eldon Coats with family relatives in attendance. The couple resides south of the Kleiner store.
The Delwin Grange held its annual Christmas party on December 23 with about seven attendees. The hall shimmered in Christmas colors as neighbors enjoyed a program featuring readings, recitals, and songs. Santa arrived with gifts, then a pot luck supper followed.
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A wedding was held Friday evening December 26 at the Green home as Kay Green and Betty Weaver exchanged vows at 8 30 with Rev. L J Nevins presiding. The double ring ceremony featured a Christmas tree and crystal candelabra. The bride wore pink taffeta with a beaded neckline and navy accessories. bridesmaid Orthella Becham wore blue taffeta. Best man was Leonel Green. A reception followed and the couple plan a southern Michigan honeymoon before setting up home on Hast Fifth Street.
Miss Louise Fancon and James D. Denton wed in a candlelight double ring ceremony at Clare Methodist Church. The bride wore ice blue satin with train and pearl accessories. attendants included Ila Mae Fancon and Margaret Ann Thatcher. The couple will reside on Denton’s father’s farm in Vernon township after a day trip south.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bradley of Winter Park Florida hosted a Christmas Day cooperative dinner for fifteen Michigan friends and winter residents. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanley Hicks Birch Run and other Clare Michigan natives now in Florida. Poinsettias and festive decorations complemented meals and exchanges of gifts and photos. Several meals were delivered to neighbors who were ill.
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The Clara Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening December 30 with Mrs. Madeline Seiter in charge. Substitutes were Fern Archambault Bessie Holquist Margaret Irwin and Wave Van. Nine past nobles answered roll. A December report on Christmas Cheer boxes was given and Board of Trustees was praised. January committee appointments were listed. Installation set for January 10 with practice January 9. January birthday supper announced. Officers and committees received gifts and cake and ice cream.
The Octo Club and relatives held a Christmas party at Mrs. George Renner’s home on December 19 with seven children present. Gifts candy and nuts were enjoyed, games were played, and prizes went to Mrs. Tom Ramey, Mrs. Joe Strief, and Mrs. Pegsy Bennet.
Newly married couple Miss Jung Heiser of Q Lansiie daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Heiser Coleman became the bride of Lawrence Lietzke son of Mr and Mrs Reinhardt Lietzke Lansing in a pretty ceremony Saturday evening December 27 at Clare Methodist Church Par lors. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev L J Nevins Miss Marjalee Dull played the wedding march and Mrs Ralph Cole sang Cause and I Love You Truly. Miss Virginia Haven a roommate of the bride was her only attendant and a bridesmaid. The reception for the immediate families and close friends was held at the bride's aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Leonard Stanley home. The bride is granddaughter of Mrs Bher art Mr and Mrs Lietzke left for Lauderdale Florida after the reception to spend the winter.
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