Congregational Womens Fellowship Holds First Meeting of Year
The Congregational Womens Fellowship met Monday evening with new officers led by President Mrs. Charles Day and Vice President Mrs. Ronald Cooper. Circles I IV announced organizers, reports praised the Study Club dinner and Bakeless Bake Sale, and plans for the January 15 church meeting and January 17 Clare Ministerial Association dinner were shared. The youth planned a January 29 service with three sermonettes, and Mrs. Gershon presented a White Bible to retiring president Mrs. Cooper. Food was provided by Circle III.
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Congregational Womens Fellowship
Charles Day
Ronald Cooper
J. R Gershon
N. A. Elden
Jack Hemstreet
EB. A. Anderson
George Beck
Gershon
Circle Iti
WSCS Program On Our Heritage
Thirty members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlors for their January meeting. Mrs. James Yeoman opened with the Purpose and prayer. Officers reports and events were shared, and plans for the Father Son banquet on February 9 were announced.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
James Yeoman
Esther Williams
William Gordon
Phillip
Robert Greer
Lynn Fisher
Leon Dull
Fred Pierson
Yeoman
Pepper Club Honors At Home Meeting Winners
The Pepper Club gathered January 7 at Mr. and Mrs. George Sexton home. Prizes for ladies first went to Mrs Otis Northon and second to Mrs Charles Smith. Men’s first went to Frank Newman and second to Otis Northon. Traveler prize earned by Mrs Otis Northon. Next gathering set for February 4 at Mr. and Mrs Archie Beatty residence with guests Mr and Mrs Bill Brewer.
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George Sexton
Otis Northon
Charles Smith
Frank Newman
Archie Beatty
Bill Brewer
Social club notices round up from town events
The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Corkys Lunch and Mrs Helen Erter home for a belated Christmas dinner and business hour. Ten members answered roll call with prizes for bridge keno. The 8 O Clock 8 Club held two tables of contract with scores for Ralph Ackerman, Willard Bell, and Stanley Parish. The Sunshine Club gathered at Laura Sniders with pepper game scores and refreshments. Canasta guests at Jack Green included Donald Bryant with high Dean Mance and low Lloyd Conley. Meetings set for January 19 at Mrs David Adams home.
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Friendly Neighbor Club
Corky
Helen Erter
John Stough
W. E. Gilson
Glen Fullerton
Cecil Bouchey
Willard. Koch
Ralph Ackerman
Willard Bell
Stanley Parish
Sunshine Club
Laura Snider
Albert Rube
Rachel Russell
Mary Harmon
Jennie Cobleigh
Canasta Club
Jack Green
Donald Bryant
Dean Mance
Sow
Lloyd Conley
David Adams
Congregational Fellowship Circles Elect For New Year
Circle II met at Mrs George Becks home Tuesday to organize and elect officers for the year. A dessert luncheon followed. Circle IVs meeting host Mrs Van Parker announced officers Willis Hawkins chairman Ernest Bryant co chairman Ed Johnston secretary treasurer Harold Fleming devotions. World Day of Prayer set for February 17. The circle will meet the second Tuesday monthly in the church parlors.
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Circle II
Congregational Fellowship
George Beck
van Parker
Circle iv
Willis Hawkins
Ernest Bryant
Ed Johnston
Harold Fleming
Well-Baby Conference Dates and Venues
The regular well-baby conference is set at Farwell Methodist Church on Tuesday January 17 from 9 to 11 a.m. Clare City Hall second floor Tuesday January 17 from 1 to 3 p.m. Harrison Court House basement Thursday January 19 from 9 to 11 a.m. Note the arte clinic change for this month only.
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Farwell Methodist Church
Clare City Hall
Harrison Court House
American Desert Lifestyle Emerges in Reader's Digest
In a January Reader's Digest feature, Frarkk Cameron portrays the desert as a growing life option for millions. Water pumping, cooling, and luxury turn wastelands into booming regions with Coachella Valley's 30 million dollar annual produce, Phoenix population growth, and California building surges cited as proof of change.
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Reader's Digest
Frarkk Cameron
Kentfield
Calif
Southwest
California
Coachella Valley
Tucson
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Cameron
Hospital Adjustment Emphasized by MSU Nursing School
Florence C. Kempf of Michigan State University notes better patient adjustment boosts recovery. The NIH granted MSU nursing $10,000 to integrate mental health concepts into the curriculum, part of a broader push to depersonalize less and aid patient autonomy.
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Florence C. Kempf
School of Nursing
Michigan State University
National Institutes of Health
MSU
Rub It Out Scratches on Dark Wood Advice
Home economists at Michigan State University advise using a commercial scratch remover an oil stain or a mixture of rotten stone and linseed oil to cover marks on dark wood.
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Michigan
State University
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