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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1959
Page
10
Local bakery invites households to enjoy freshly baked breads enriched with quality ingredients. Try crusty loaves, soft sandwich breads, and special sourdough varieties made daily for outstanding flavor and texture.
Mr and Mrs Carl Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Anne to Robert Ruby son of Mr and Mrs Earl Ruby of Clare no wedding date has been set.
The Alice L Seeley Chapter No 194 met Friday January 9 with Eva Schlafley and Ed Schlafley presiding. Dor othy Schmid and Jay Bellinger assisted as officers. A newsletter from the Worthy Grand Patron inspired plans for several projects including a Ludington visit and an initiation on January 23. Refreshments were served by Maggie and Kenneth Clark and Mrs Jane Brooks.
Forty members and guests of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met in January to hear a guest speaker from India. She described India’s culture, dowry practices, and need for a school for boys to train future Christian leaders while noting the large population and widespread poverty. A discussion followed.
Mrs Herbert Breen hosted two table contract at her home with Mrs Dale Miller as guest. High score won by Mrs Wilson. Several clubs meet at members homes with prizes for ladies and men. Birthdays and wedding anniversary celebrations accompany refreshments and lunches. A baby shower honored Mrs Wentworth with twelve guests and gifts.
Joyce Jean Stough of Jonesville and David H. Roberts of Hillsdale exchanged marriage vows Wednesday afternoon at St. Anthony Church Hillsdale in a double ring ceremony with Rev. Norbert E. Wheeler officiating. The bride wore a white wool sheath with satin trim and a feathered headband. matron of honor was Mrs. Tom Walsh. best man was Frank Ciangi. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home, and the couple will reside at 311 Park Street in Jonesville.
Rebekahs held their final meeting before installation of officers on Wednesday evening. Patricia Holt presided as noble grand with substitute officers Eva Schlafley Wilma Cook and Patsy Schlafley. Thirteen past noble grands answered roll call and the charter was draped for Arthur D Johnson with Carrie Green as soloist. Mrs Green conducted and Mrs Fern Archambault wardens were praised for perfect attendance during their year. A donation to the March of Dimes was given and final installation plans were made with the Odd Fellows.
The Clare Isabella Nurses District Association met January 7 in the Nurses Home at Mt Pleasant. Attendees included Mrs Helen Heintz Harrison Mrs Irene Runyon Farwell Mrs Dale Lyons Clare and Mrs Forrest Sogge Clare. Dr E J Brenner spoke on Functions of the Public Health Department and revenue sources. A one day workshop is planned for April at the State Home and Training School Mt Pleasant with details later. Next meeting date to be announced. A coffee hour and lunch were provided by Isabella Health Department nurses.
The First Baptist Church hosts the January youth rally next Monday evening the 19th at 7 30. Rev Sickler of Lakeview will address the group and the Herweyer Twins of McBain will entertain with vocal selections.
Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at their home on Sunday January 25 from 2 to 4 PM. Friends are invited and gifts are not requested.
An appeal invites interested youths to attend the evening rally. The message urges attendance and participation at a community gathering.
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