Clare Study Club Mark Thirtieth Anniversary Dinner
The Clare Study Club observed its Pearl Anniversary with a Tuesday evening meeting at the Methodist Church. A 6 30 dinner was served by the W S C S for forty members. New members Mabel Reynolds and Mrs James Norwood joined the club. Officers for 1945 were elected with Mrs E H Pfister continuing as president and Mrs Norris Elden as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Clare Study Club
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
W. Jackson
Emil Pfister
Dorothy Smith
Harald Jones
Goodnight
Sweet Prince
Alex Artibee
Mabel Reynolds
James Norwood
Willard Bicknell
EH. Pfister
C. B. Neff
Norris Elden
J. Green
James Ryan
Local meeting committee and participants named
In the city, Mrs. W. G. Allyn and others preside as the organizing committee for the meeting. The committee members listed include Mrs. I. W. Jackson, Mrs. Wallace Johnson and Mrs. James Rassat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Allyn
I. W. Jackson
Wallace Johnson
James Rassat
Clergy Couple H. Cleveland Leave for Rodessa South
Reverend H L Cleveland and wife depart for Rodessa Louisiana to begin temporary ministry work. A church gathering celebrated their departure with seasonal performances, readings, and flowers. The couple will travel via Anderson Indiana to visit daughters Ella Ardith before spring assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cleveland
Church of Gog
Cleveland
Rodessa
Louisiana
Daisie Bruckart
Theodore Teale
Toledo
Ohio
Roy Feighner
Carlton Burkett
Midland
Anderson
Indiana
Ella
Ardith
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
June Cleveland
Marine City
Archie
Shepherd
Ruth
Clare Bridge Tournament Opens at Hotel Doherty
Bridge club hosts a 10-table first round at Hotel Doherty on Wednesday evening January 17. Scores show Wallace Green leading at 15 370, Caple Allen 13 800, Har rrey 11 860, Johnston Doherty 10 750, Johnson Neff 10 450, Parker Doherty 10 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Wallace-Green
Caple-Allen
Hall Rrey
Johnston-Doherty
Johnson-Neff
Parker-Doherty
King's Daughters Meet at Brown Home Wednesday Afternoon
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Minnie Brown's home midweek afternoon. President Mrs. Harry Foss led the meeting as the group sang Take Time to Be Holy, with prayers offered by Mrs. Robert Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Minnie Brown
Harry Foss
Robert Ryan
Quilt Club Plans January Luncheon and Missions Day
Members worked on four quilt tops and prepared items for the Red Cross. The next meeting is at Mrs. Harry Roberts's home on January 24, followed by a missionary and birthday luncheon on January 31 hosted by Mrs. Roy Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry ‘Roberts
Roy Kinney
Dads Invited to PTA Meeting at Clare School
Clare PTA announces its regular meeting next Monday evening January 22 at eight in the Home Economics room. Dr Malcolm Filson of the CMA Chemistry department will be guest speaker on Plastics with samples. Dads and parents urged to attend for discussion and demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pta
Clare School
Malcolm Filson
C.M.C.E
Susannah Wesley Circle Holds First Meeting Since 1945
The Susannah Wesley Circle met Friday at Mrs. A. B. Mulder's home marking the group's one year of existence with officers installed including Mrs. Sternaman as chairman and Mrs. Maxwell as secretary. Rev. Charles Hahn led devotions and reviewed Green Years by Dr. Cronin, followed by a discussion and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley Circle
A. B. Mulder
Warl Stertinman
Charles Hahn
Church School
Mulder
Sternaman
Reva' Maxwell
W.S.C.S
Warren White
John Schultz
Hahn
Cronin
Clare Odd Fellows Benefit Party Honors Bolens After Theft Fire
Clare Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hosted a benefit party at the 1.0.0.F. hall for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bolen who lost their home to a recent fire. The crowd enjoyed dancing, cards, a floor show with acts by Kath leen Leiter Elva Lea McIntosh Joan Smith and others. Gifts and money were presented, and a potluck supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Leiter
Elva
Lea McIntosh
George Lehr
Joan Smith
Mrs. Lea
Dorothy Pascoe
Bolen
Leon
Schlafley
God
America
Red Cross Meeting At Mrs Jones Home January 24
Harrison unit schedules a full day Red Cross gathering at Mrs Jones residence on Wednesday January 24 with a pot luck lunch. All members urged to attend to support the boys and assist in relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Mrs. Jones
Sheridan Center Red Cross Unit Meeting Notes
The Sheridan Center Red Cross Unit met at Mrs. Chas Russell's home on January 11 with twelve ladies present. They completed fourteen pairs of bed socks six pairs of mules one helmet and one bed jacket. Some crocheted wash cloths. The next meeting is two weeks away January 25 with Mrs. J McClung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Center Red Cross
Chas
Russell
J. McClung
Rebekah Lodge Meets at The Lodge Rooms
Thirty five members met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eva Schlafley presiding. Transfers from Detroit welcomed two new members. A Soldiers Prayer ceremony was led by Mrs. Carrie Green. Beds status at hospital and community noted. Dinner invitation for American Legion Convention accepted. Bondsmen offered for trustees and officers. Reading for good of order given. Pot luck dinner planned Friday at Mrs. Crystal Walter’s home. Degree staff to begin practice for February initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Eva Schlafley
Noble Grand
Mgr
David Schwartz
Detroit
Carrie Green
Allen Howlett
Robert Archambault
Rebekahs
American Legion Convention
Schlafley
Ernest Irwitt
Rebekah Assembly
Edith Horr
Rebekah Club
Crystal Walter
Eleanor Lehr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Study Club
Dexter Hiden
Neal Elden
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Company
W.P.B
Bob's
Youman
Radio Electric
East 4Th Street
Clare County
South
Clare
King’s Daughters
Brown
Theatre
Beaverton
Ete
Margie Stpmare
Sun
Mon
Fibberm
Geee
Molly Eure
Pallette Gordon Oliver
Barbara Hale
Don Douglaser
P.T.A
Susannah Wesley
Mrs. Mulder
Clare Odd Fellows and
Ted Cross
Harrison
Sheridan Center
Clara Rebekah
Agricultural College
Dri-Kil
West Fourth Street
Clare, Michigan
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