Local Bridge and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Mrs. Lawrence McCluskey hosted the Tuesday Dessert Bridge Club with Mrs. Ralph Arithes and Mrs. David Ruark Myre attending. Prizes went to Richard Hartshorn and Mrs. H. Ruark, while the Baptist Junior Choir enjoyed skating and a potluck at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCluskey
Ralph Artihes
David Ruark
Frank Murdoch
Loie Thayer
McCluskey
Murdoch
Will Holmes
Gleason Bridge Tourney Enters Second Week Monday
The Gleason Bridge Tournament resumed Monday with a chicken supper at 6 30. Hall-Frey leads overall with 22670 points and won evening grand slam honors. Caple-Wallace and Anderson-Kajser follow with 21680 and 19610 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeko Kastey
Fred Doherty
Wallace Johnson
Harold Jones
Doherty
Kajser
Gleason’s
Hall-Frey
Caple-Wallace
Anderson-Kajser
Jackson-Green
Mrs Roy Harter Elected President of Ladies Guild
The Congregational Ladies Guild met at Mrs Stuart Bicknell's home. Mrs Roy Harter was elected press agent and, after the installation of officers, plans were made for the January 28 Father Son Banquet. A cleaning bee is planned for next Wednesday at the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Guild
Stuart Bicknell
Roy Cimmerer
Mark Bicknell
Frank Murdoch
John Nelson
Roy Harter
Andrew Irving
Harold Fleming
Arleigh Gorr
Lionel Duncan
Fleming
L. H. Thompson
Minnie Edick Hosts LDS Aid Meeting
Several members of the LDS Aid met at Mrs. Minnie Edick's home on Thursday afternoon January 7. Mrs. Mary Callitian led the Lesson Study Hour on Growing Together in Love. The group sewed for the rummage sale and the hostess served a silver tea luncheon with proceeds to the Aid fund. They adjourned to meet again January 14 with Mrs. Jennie Beresy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS
Aid
Minnie Edick
Mary Callitian
Jennie Beresy
Reign at Top 1 in Doherty Tourney
The Doherty Tournament at Hotel Doherty saw Anderson Kaiser keep the overall lead with 22 530 points. Johnson Nef earned grand slam honors as scores for the six top teams show steady advancement and a buffet luncheon followed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Anderson-‘Kaiser
Douglas-Wyman
Forsberg-Bicknell
Parker-Doherty
Bayés-Haley
Naumes-Hampton
McKnight-Anderson
Anderson-Kajfer
Surprise party for Rev and Mrs Dawe at Congregational parsonage
About thirty five members and friends gathered Wednesday evening at the Congregational parsonage to honor Rev. and Mrs. Albert Dawe with a sumptuous chicken dinner. They were presented with a substantial purse as a token of thanks for their valued services and happiness in their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dawe
Mrs. Dawe
Baptist Sunday School Banquet Next Tuesday Evening
Members of the Baptist Sunday School invite all to a banquet in the church parlors next Tuesday to celebrate a ten week contest between the Broadcasters and the Sunday School Builders with Builders as winners. Miss Ellen Robinette, Mrs. Dewey Paxton, and Patsy Roberts will receive prizes for recruiting the most new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Robert Ryan
Ellen Robinette
Dewey Paxton
Patsy Roberts
Methodist Senior Choir Pot Luck Supper and Plans
Twenty five members and guests of the Methodist Senior Choir met at the church for a pot luck supper and social hour. A brief business session led by President Paul Lowrey formed plans for monthly social functions on the second Wednesday and a quarterly vesper hour to fund music and materials. A February committee was named with Mrs Pierson as chair. An April musical date was tentatively set and music committees were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lowrey
Fred Pierson
de Hmpey
Donald Holbrook
Baptist King's Daughters Society Sews for Soldier Boys
Mrs Minnie Brown hosted the Baptist King's Daughters Society on Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed bedside kits for soldiers, heard a scripture lesson from 1st John, and planned next events including a Sunday School Banquet and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Minnie Brown
Goldie Loomis
Nellie Myers
Timber Supplies Abundant and Being Expanded
Timber supplies are described as highly abundant and expanding, with seedlings springing up where each old tree is harvested, signaling a lavish scale of timber production and renewal.
Donald E Daltons Shower Saturday
Mr and Mrs Donald Dalton were surprised by a miscellaneous shower hosted at his parents home. Guests included neighbors and friends who enjoyed visiting and cards then shared refreshments as gifts were given. The couple, formerly Gladys Cowles, wed December 23 at Rose Bush Presbyterian Parsonage and will live with his parents while he manages farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dalton
Prank Dallap
Wison Samborn
Fred Verette
Gladys Cowles
Rosebush Presbyterian Parsonage
Howard Bowen
Dalton
Ralph Cowles
Lake George
Literature Club Meets With Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker
The Clare Good Literature Club gathered at Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker’s home for its first meeting of the year. President Mrs. Schaeffer led a business session appointing a nominating committee and discussing a nurses scholarship project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Good Literature Club
Ralph Shoemaker
Schaeffer
Leah Garcon
Paul Lowrey
Mable Reynolds
Garen
South America
Margaret Derby
REBEKAHS MEET TUESDAY Following Installation Clara Rebekah Lodge session
The Clara Rebekah Lodge held its first session after installation with Mrs Eliza Johnson as Noble Grand in charge. Two membership applications were read and the investigating committee appointed. The finance committee includes Mrs Minnie Edick Mrs Fannie Schultz and Mrs Etta Snider. Mrs Etta Howard was elected representative to the Community Council. The degree staff were urged to attend practice next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eliza Johnson
Noble Grand
Noble’ Grand
Minnie Edick
Fannie Schultz
Etta. Snider
Etta Howard
Eyes Begin to Dim in the Early Twenties
An article notes rapid eye aging in early adulthood, with accommodation drops from about 14 diopters in teens to around 10 in the early 20s and seven by age 30. It emphasizes careful eye care and professional checkups to catch latent weaknesses, citing that 23 percent have defects at age 20 and 39 percent by 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Vision Institute
Bereaved Mother Turns To War Bonds After Loss
Dressed in sober black, Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Worthington visit Sophia Hardy after her son’s death at sea. Sophia, unfazed, reveals she has applied for Bavennens Insurance on Tom’s life to invest in War Bonds, shocking the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kimball
Mrs. Worthington
Sophia Hardy
Hand County
Sophia
Treasury Department
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Erwin Zinger
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Wise Pepper Club
Joe Streif
O. W. Day
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Clark Dennis
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