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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1943

Page

10

Social and club notices from Stanton area events

Obes The Ladies Union plans a meeting Friday January 29 at Mrs H C Cudneys home. Mrs Jesse Lamphere hosted a contract bridge group Monday afternoon with Mrs Richard Woodcock winning first prize and Mrs John Brickatt low. Mrs Omer Parent hosted last week’s Harlybird Club two-table bridge with Mrs Chester Wallace as high scorer and Mrs Tim Frey second high, Mrs Hr win Zinser traveler. Mr and Mrs Theo Wallington and Dr and Mrs John H Hall attended memorial services in Stanton for Staff Sergeant Lew G Wallington and five other Stanton servicemen lost in New Guinea. The Good Literature Club meets Tuesday January 26 at Mrs Harold Schaeffer. Mrs Duard Davis was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Hearle Redman with Miss Ellen Robinette as eco-hostess. Mr and Mrs Hu Fisher hosted dinner for daughter and husband Mr and Mrs George Bryant for their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday January 16. guests included Marjory Bryant and Mr and Mrs Ward Boody. Mrs Boody witnessed her brother’s wedding twenty-five years ago. A four-tier cake with miniature bride and groom served as centerpiece. Mrs Frank Jackson hosted the Merry Twelve Bridge Club Wednesday with three tables of contract bridge. prizes went to Mrs John Bruckart, Mrs Richard Woodcock, and Mrs Fred Bingham of Farwell. Temping refreshments followed and the club will meet at Mrs Jesse Hampton in two weeks.

Duard Davis Hearle Redman Ellen Robinette Davis Hu Fisher George Bryant Marjory Bryant Ward Boody Boody Frank Jackson Merry Twelve Bridge Club Irwin Schlegel John Bruckart Richard Woodcock Fred Bingham Farwell Jesse Hampton Harl Tupper Try the Moon Club

Alliene Cimmerer and Bernard Grant Wedding Revealed

Announcement of the September 11 1942 marriage of Miss Alliene Cimmerer and Bernard Grant. The ceremony was at Rev Stevenson’s home in Reed City. Pvt Grant stationed at Camp Las Vegas NM and expected furlough about February 1. Mrs Grant resides with her parents and assists at Economy Drug Store.

Alliene Cimmerer Bernard Grant Stevenson Reed City

Roselle Robinette Weds Bernard Scott in Quiet Home Ceremony

Roselle Robinette and Bernard Scott united in marriage at the home of Rev. J. Morrison on Monday evening January 18. Both graduates of Clare High School class of 1941. The couple, in navy uniforms, plan to reside with Roselle's mother and resume work at Michigan Bell. he will return to duty aboard ship.

J. Morrison Roselle Robinette Bernard Scott Roselle Lawrence Robinette Clare High School Barney Clare Lyle Waite Clare Anne Marie Scott Mt. Pleasant Navy Michigan Bell Telephone

Caple Wallace Take Top Honors in Bridge Tourney

Gleason's hosts a Monday bridge evening where Caple-Wallace led the week’s standings. Grand slam honors went to Caple-Wallace and Wyman-Douglas, with accumulative scores for top teams Caple-Wallace 32450 Anderson-Kajfez 31830 Hall-Frey 31310. Evening scores crowned Anderson-Kajfez 12220 Caple-Wallace 10770 Wyman-Douglas 10010. Red Cross collection conducted as usual.

Gleason’s Caple-Wallace Wyman- Douglas Anderson-Kajfez Hall-Frey Wyman-Douglas Red Cross

Past Matrons Club Elects Officers at Thursday Meeting

The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. H. C. Cudney’s home and elected officers for the coming year. Mabel Horton was chosen President, Anna Northon Vice President, and Iva Fisher Secretary-Treasurer. Members sewed for the Red Cross and had lunch. next meeting is the second Thursday in February with Mrs. Josephine Murdoch.

H. C. Cudney Mabel Horton Anna Northon Iva Fisher Red Cross Josephine Murdoch

Anderson Kayfex Sets Pace in New Bridge Tourney

The Hotel Doherty hosted a Thursday bridge tournament with luncheon at 1 PM. Five tables competed in an eight week contest. The Anderson Kayfex team posted a remarkable 20 200 for the afternoon with four grand slams, followed by Bicknell Doherty 9 810 Naumes Hampton 9 269 and Artibee Hartshorn 8 660.

Doherty Anderson-Kajfer Anderson-Kajser Bicknell-Doherty Naumes-Hampton Artibee-Hartshorn

Mrs Davy Hosts Ladies Union Meeting at Home

Mrs L E Davy acted as hostess for the Ladies Union last Friday afternoon January 15. President Mrs Josephine Murdoch called the meeting to order. Mrs HE C Beale elected Secretary to fill vacancy from Mrs Dawe resignation. Belle Mair presented songs with Lionel Duncan on piano. Members read several fine poems. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

L. E. Davy Ladies Union Josephine Murdoch HE. C. Beale Dawe Belle Mair Lionel Duncan Mair

Parker-Doherty Team Takes Lead In Bridge Tournament

In the third round at Hotel Doherty on Wednesday evenings the Parker-Doherty team led the field with six high scores of the evening and topped the overall standings with 33 500 points. Forsberg-Bicknell and Wallace-Green followed as top challengers. A buffet luncheon and Red Cross collection accompanied play.

Doherty Parker-Doherty Forsberg-Bicknell Wallace-Green Hall-Frey Pleming-Maynard Anderson-Kajfez Johnston-Doherty Douglas-Wyman Red Cross

Slentz couple to observe golden wedding anniversary

Floyd G. Slentz of Central Junior High School Muskegon Heights reports his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Slentz of Clare R-3 will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Monday February 1st.

Floyd G. Slentz Central Junior High School Muskegon Heights C. Slentz Clare R-3

Local Family News Hints At War Time Absence Of Daughters

It was planned to have all the children home but war may prevent two daughters Denzil Mrs C W Thornthwaite of College Park Maryland and Helen of Washington DC from coming. Hunice Mrs Hari Phimsey of Clare RI and son Floyd plan to be with parents the preceding weekend. The Slentz have lived here for about fifteen years and are highly regarded.

Denzil C. W. Thornthwaite College Park Maryland Helen Washington, D.C Hunice Hari Phimsey Clare Rl Floyd Slentz

George Bryants Honored for Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George Bryant were honored guests Friday evening when the Try the Moon Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Harl Tupper celebrated the Bryants silver wedding anniversary. A seven o clock dinner was followed by a social at the Tupper home with prizes awarded for high and low scores and a traveler prize.

Mrs. Peckinpaugh Honored Guest at Postnuptial Shower

Mrs. Wallace Peckinpaugh was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower in St. Louis hosted by Mrs. Lucille Myers with co-hostess Mrs. Ramoth Lovett. Twelve guests attended as gifts were given and a pink blue white wedding cake was served. Her husband accompanied her to St. Louis and then traveled to Kalamazoo for army induction examination.

Wallace Peckinpaugh St. Louis Lucille Myers Ramoth Lovett Peckinpaugh Peckin

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