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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
12
The Wilson Gun Safety Club held its monthly meeting on Wednesday led by president John Cassidy. Dues were collected bringing the treasury to seven dollars and twenty cents. After the meeting adult leader Paul Nass demonstrated gun safety and showed charts from the conservation department along with gun parts.
The Clare CCF Lodge hosts a card party Saturday January 28 at 8 p.m. Oddfellows and Rebekahs are invited with contact Rex Morse Ernest Irwin or Cecil Pudway for details. Susanna Wesley Circle meets Monday evening at the Methodist Church and Mary Martha Circle gathers Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Kay to Lonnie Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Karl Gibson No wedding date has been set.
Clare Congregational Church Circle II met at Dorothy Flore’s home with nine members. Devotions by Wanda Perrine. Effie Hales conducted business. Officers elected for the year: Doris Parrish chair, Wanda Perrine co chair, Bernice Johnston secretary treasurer, Effie Hales spiritual life chair, Geraldine Kinde sunshine. Bake sale planned for Friday January 29. Hostess provided lunch.
Mrs Dexter Elden hosted John R Club with two tables of contract bridge and a lunch. Prizes awarded to Mrs Allen McKee, Mrs Frank LaGoe, Mrs Ben Bosink lew, and Mrs Jack Hall as traveler. Clair Stanley birthday dinner honors. Hanky Club and Eight O clock Eight Bridge Club held meetings with prizes and lunches. Parkers relocate to Springfield Massachusetts.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a meeting in the church parlors with forty five members and guests. Mrs. Elmer Sharlow chaired the business session. Mrs. Shirley Shull led the program on The Disciplined Life and personal devotion. Refreshments followed.
Miss Lyngela K. Whidden and Robert L. Berthume of Sanford were married Thursday afternoon January 14. They exchanged vows with Rev. H. L. Cleveland at his residence. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wong of Lake Zurich Illinois, sister and brother in law of the bride. The couple will reside in Sanford.
A guide notes dollhouses enchant children at any home size and budget. It recommends punch-out book houses, plywood copies, or repurposed crates and shelves, with paper walls, fabric rugs, crayons for furniture, and tiny paper dolls for imaginative play.
At the 7-Up International Sandwich Gardens visitors enjoyed round the world fare. The Argentina Americas tray features a churasco beef sandwich with a spiced sauce and caraway rye, lettuce, onion, and 7-Up to drink.
Mrs. Shepard hosted Circle II of the Women's Fellowship at her Cornwell Avenue home on Tuesday January 12 with coffee and dessert at 1 30. Mrs. George Beck led the business meeting and Mrs Ralph Scott presented December minutes and the treasurer's report. Officers for the new year will be elected at the February meeting. World Day of Prayer is set for March 5.
Mrs. Richard Shively hosted a Sunday baby shower in Clare for Mrs. Kenneth Shively. Thirteen guests attended. a stork decorates the gift table with numerous gifts. Door prizes went to Mrs. Marie Downing of Bixch Run and Mrs. Robert Mentus of St. Charles. Refreshments featured cake with baby booties and ice cream.
The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church held its quarterly meeting at the V F W hall with sixty seven attending a pot luck dinner. Business reports and financial plans were approved and future church year plans and new church construction discussed. The group remains optimistic about progress since organization in Clare and looks forward to completing the new church.
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