Rosebush Presbyterian Women install new officers
The Rosebush Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting with the installation of new officers and committee appointments for the year. Mrs. Osborn became president, with Mrs. Harl Neff as secretary and Mrs. George House as first treasurer. Committee leaders were named across missions, education, sewing, fellowship, and gifts. A Bible was presented to the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Association of Presbyterian Women
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Hugh Swindlehurst
R O Thomson
Edgar Fetterly
John Osborn
Agnes Sharp
Swind
Tetivinge
Swindlehurst
Society
Ofited
Neif
Wivharty
Susan Graham
Maurice Hutchins
Donald Swindlehurst
Jin Swindlehurst
Carl First
Carl Seiter
Harold Flaharty
Albert Campbell
Scouts Enjoy Weekend Of Fishing At Shingle Lake
Eight members of Boy Scout Troop No. 141 with leader Lionel Moyes spent Saturday and Sunday at a cottage on Shingle Lake. They ice-fished, played games, and cooked their own meals, returning Sunday evening. Scouts named: James Grow, Glen Higgins, Douglas Higgins, Larry Hovey, Gary Halsted, Bobby Shaner, Lynn Swindlishurst, and Ted Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop
No. 141
Accompani
Iiionel Moyes
Shingle Lake
James Grow
Glen and
Douglas Higgins
Larry Hovey
Gary Halsted
Bobby Shaner
Lynn Swindlshurst
Ted Mathews
Sub District Youth Rally At Center Church
The sub district Youth Rally was held at Center Church with 95 attendees. Donna Cameron and Maxine Myers led registration and program planning while Gwen Swanstra and Robert Garver led Fellowship Activities. A worship service on Prayer was led by Jean Hansen and a Temperance Contest preceded a 5 30 luncheon served by Center Group mothers. Several local residents were mentioned for visits and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Donna Cameron
Maxine Myers
Gwen Swanstra
Robert Garver
Mothers of the Center Group
Jean Hansen
Robert Myers
Terry Bowerman
Sheep Meeting At Rosebush School Held By Specialists
A sheep meeting took place at Rosebush School on Thursday evening with Graydon Blank of Michigan State University and Seldon Harvey of the Michigan Cooperative Wool Marketing Association as principal speakers. Refreshments followed for attendees from Isabella and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush School
Graydon Blank
Michigan State University
Seldon Harvey
Michigan Cooperative Wool
Marketing Association
Isabella
Mrs Elliott Hosts K T S Club Highlights
The K T S Club met at Mrs Robert Wilfott home for a progressive evening with Peppey as entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Vernell Fike high score and traveler to Mrs Howard Jones, consolation to Mrs Harold Anderson. Officers elected: Eldean Acker president, William Zinser vice president, John Jacobs secretary treasurer. Members drew hostess month names. Next meeting set for February 8 at Mrs Jacobs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilfott
Peppey
Vernell Fike
Howard Jones
Harold Anderson
Fike
Eldean Acker
William Zinser
John Jacobs
Women’s Society of Christian Service Dinner Report
The WSCS served about 100 turkey dinners at the center church noon meal. A brief business session followed with President Ida Johnson presiding. Next meeting with Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong on January 28. Several local residents visited and a few others hosted or attended events through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian, Service
Center Gharch
Ida Johnson
Lloyd Armstrong
Michigan Agricultural Research Discussed by Walton Farm Group
The Walton Farm Biveua meeting at Center Church Hall Monday heard Darwin Johnson urge stronger support for agricultural research and advertising to boost Michigan farm product sales. Fifteen member families attended. vice-chairman Jake Bechdell led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Darwin Johnson
Walton Farm
Colonville Church Notes Highlight Youth Rally and Men’s Club
Rev. Virgil Brinkman served as Ute Youth speaker at the C G Y A Youth Rally in New Haven. The men of the Colonville Church plan a meeting Friday at 8 pm to form a Hishermen's Club open to all. Sunday School enrolment reached 50 as Virgil Newman leads growth and a missionary meeting with officer elections occurred last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonville
Virgil Brinkman
C. GY. A
Churches of Michigan
New Haven
Colonville Church
Virgil Newman
Helen Town
Southeast Sheridan Social Roundup of Visits and Stays
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kile in Clare. Norman Randle visited with Ross Con, Myrtle Rodman and Ethel Seymour called on Maude Elliott and Fred Coe, and Evelyn June Bradley spent Saturday with the Cascadian girls. Jimmie Young visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bradley and Evelyn, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Young
Harold Kile
Clare
Norman Randle
Ross Con
Myrtle Rodman
Ethel Seymour
Maude Elliott
Fred Coe
Velyn June Bradley
Floyd Spicer
Jimmie Young
Jim Bradley
Evelyn
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S. CG. McArthur
Hart Neif
Ralph Diehl
Central Extension Club
James Cliley
Presbyterian Church
Otis Denslow
Carolyn
Dean
Gary
Weidman
Duval
Stuart Denslow
Orrin
Ei Paso
Texas
New Orleans
Guided Missile Officers School
el Paso
Bessie Johnson
Betty
Mt. Pleasant
David Bellinger
Howard Shively
Detroit
Irvin Shively
Henry Mogg
Fred Sheehan
Florida
Mrs. Elliott
K. T.S. Club
WSCS
James Cline
Alma
Carl Wurts
Lois Graham
Ivan Graham
Maurice McConnell
James Sutton
Dan Morrison
Ewart Bowerman
Isabella Clare M . A
Clare High School
Robert Chuley
Pleasant
Etta Cluley
Jack
Robert Sharp
Midland
Gale Lutz
Ernest Hoste
Ring Bologna
Peet
Norwood
Benf
U. 5
Fis
Armour Star
Breckenridge Farms
Trueworth
Trueworth Instant Coffee
Goz
Hesenich
Ruth McKenzie
George Bader
Ivor Stork
Methodist Church
Sheridan
Jones Standard Service
Bill Koch
Rmac Hawe Leat
BNA
Electric Clothes Oryer
Consumers PowerCo
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