Local Families Attend Gatherings and Celebrations
Sunday gatherings unite the Archbold, Leiter, Robinette, and Ganey families as guests visit Lansing and Farwell. Burns hospitalization for Gayla Hochstetler is reported in St. Lawrence Hospital. Flor ence Robinette and Olive Robinette observe Elsie Pudway s 83rd birthday in Chesaning while Francis Loomis learns of their daughter Gayla s hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Perkins
Rnses Rulapaugh
Ivan Weadle
Lansing
Ray Archbold
Ray Owens
David Leiter
Mark
Michael
Matthew Scott
Florence Robinette
Barney Scott
Marl Randall
Houghton Lake
Laurence Seiter
Civic Center
Orson Dyer
Farwell
Francis Loomis
Gayla Hochstetler
St. Lawrence Hospital
Olive Robinette
Elsie Pudway
Chesaning
Floy Robinette
Florida
Pudway
Harold E. Yag
Coleman
Stanley Gerow
Detroit
Wesley Gerow
Fresh start for Clare Methodist School of Missions kickoff
More than one hundred people attended the opening session at Clare Methodist Church as the School of Missions began. Esther circle served a sandwich dessert in the Green Room and led the accompanying program with world music, a filmstrip titled Tumba of Africa, and age group sessions guided by named leaders across nursery to adult groups studying church work among new nations and Spanish Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Green Room
Esther Circle
Fred Ackerman
Ray Owens
Forrest Meek
Ralph Ackerman
Basil Cole
Raymond Norton
Homer O’dell
Leonard Crusen
Neil Stirling
Andrew Mackenzie
Elmer Shurlow
New Nations
Sorority Joint Meeting Recaps and Plans for January
Exemplar and Delta Psi chapters of Beta Sigma Phi held a joint meeting January S at Town and Country Lounge with a Citizens Committee panel on the upcoming school bond millage election. A culture program featured Mrs. J R Gershon discussing Madame Coco Chanel and simple fashion, followed by a cancer drive project discussion and Christmas basket updates. Secret pals were drawn for the new year and next meeting is January 19 at Town and Country. Clare W C T U to meet January 19 at 2 p m at Mrs May Chaffee’s home. guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi
Beta Sigmi Phi
Citizens Committee
Willard Koch
J. R. Gershon
Gabrielle Coco Chanel
Madam Chanel
Births in Farwell and Chicago families announce twins
Mr and Mrs Carl Leis of Farwell announce the birth of a son on January 1 at Midland Hospital. Terry Lynn weighs seven pounds thirteen ounces. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bay are grandparents of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Haynes of Chicago on January 13. The little girl weighs seven pounds twelve ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Leis
Farwell
the Midland Hospital
Terry Lynn
Clarence Bay
Stanley Haynes
Chicago
Illinois
Parkers Honored At Clare Congregational Meeting
Clare Congregational Church held its annual meeting on Sunday evening. The Parker family was honored as they depart for Springfield Massachusetts. Duane Allen led the business meeting while Jack Hem street presented Rev Parker with a gift from the Mens Fellowship. Joe Johnston presented the gift and the Junior Choir directed by Mrs Joe Johnston performed several numbers before closing with group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Congregational Church
Womens Fellowship
Duane Allen
Parker
Springfield
Mass
Jack Hem~ Street
Mens Fellowship
Joe Johnston
Living Circle
Clare Group Honors North Central Sub district Workers
An honors banquet for Church School co workers of the North Central Sub district was held Monday evening at the Coleman Methodist Church. Forty four members from the Clare Church attended. Dr. Glenn Fry associate pastor at University Methodist Church East Lansing was guest speaker on the topic Teach or Per ish. Fry works with young adults and college students at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central Subdistrict
Methodist Church
Coleman
Clare Church
Glenn Fry
University Methodist Church
East Lansing
Dr. Fry
University
Wonderful Pets Cats and Dogs
Cats are wonderful pets and get along with dogs with proper introduction. Do not leave them alone until compatibility is known. Feed separately with cat specific food. Milk is not a balanced diet and some cats are lactose intolerant. Do not allow begging or stealing. gently discipline if caught. Cats and dogs may share toys and play together for hours.
What Time Do We Live In Sermon At Sunday Service
The church invites all adults to the Bible class on Genesis themes. Morning worship at 11:00 features a choir and a sermon titled What Time do We Live In. At 7:00 p.m. young people meet for a service with a skit, followed by the 7:30 evening service.
Officers End Year at Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 Meeting
Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 held its final year meeting led by Noble Grand Mrs. Olive Robinette with fourteen past nobles present. Patsy Schlafley and committee read audit and secretary Ada Beemer handed reports to Rebekah Assembly. Birth day guests honored included Erma Rutter Ina Hammond Patsy Schlafley and others. Lunch for installation announced pot luck and 1964 officers were thanked for a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167
Olive Robinette Noble
Patsy Schlafley
Madeline Seiter
Genevieve Irwin
Rebekah Assembly
Ada Beemer
Ina Hammond
Lodge
Assembly
Charles Wilcox
June Ramey
Gertrude Grigg
Fern Archambault
Maud Gordon
Rebekahs
Oddfellows
Erma Rutter
Mabel Fortin
Florence Tubbs
Robert Archambault
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Clare Hardware
MER
Mill End
School of Missions
City Bakery
E. J. Foss
Rexall
Anapac Jr
MacLeans
Anderson
Clare W.C.T.U
May Chaffee
E. Seventh Street
Parkers
Clare
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