Social Club Games Recap From Last Week
Mrs Frank LaGoe hosted the John R Club with two tables of contract. high score by LaGoe, second place and jacks by Earl Bangarth, low by Ben Bosink. Hanky Club at Agnes Casner home. high pepper by Pink Martin, second Bessie French, traveler June Ramey, second traveler Jennie Cobleigh. Sunshine Club at Jennie Cobleigh home. two pepper tables. Stough’s guest John Stough won high, Albert Rube second, Ramey low, Bessie French guest traveler.
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Frank LaGoe
John R. Club
LaGoe
High and
Jacks
Earl Baumgarth
Ben Bosink
Hanky Club
Agnes Casner
Pepper
Pink Martin
Bessie French
June Ramey
Traveler
Jennie Cobleigh
Sunshine Club
John Stough
Albert Rube
City Briefs Expand Social Visits Across Town
Mrs Fannie Yeoman reports guests visiting her mother Mrs May Chaffee and other relatives include Mr and Mrs Basil Cole Reid, Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross and family at North Star. Lee Sowle spends vacation with his parents. Miss Margaret Boice of Owosso weekend guest. Schroeder family hosted daughter and Thomas Leach of Bridgeport. Mrs Leach celebrated birthday with Henry Willert and Albert Schroeder as grandparents.
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Howard Richter
St. Louis
May Chaffee
Basil Cole
Reid
Ernest Ross
North Star
Lee Sowle
H.M. Sowle
Margaret Boice
Owosso
Paul Schroeder
Thomas Leach
Bridgeport
Couple Speak Vows Dec 7 in Clare United Methodist Church
Miss Linda Kay Lennox and Marland Duane Haggart wed December 7 in Clare Michigan with Rev. Donald Winegar officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a colonial bouquet, bridesmaids wore turquoise gowns, and the reception followed at the Orr Community Center. The couple will live in Beaverton.
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Linda Kay Lennox
Otis W. Lennox
Clare
Marland Duane Haggart
Coleman
United Methodist Church of
Donald
Winegar
Betty Chapple
Rita Hipkins
Linda Gibson
Laura Haggart
Jim Gilson
Eaton Rapids
Jim Wilson
Lansing
Phillips observe 50th wedding anniversary at Rosebush
Mr and Mrs William L Phillips of Rosebush celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on January 26 with an open house at Gilmore Church of Christ from 2 to 5 pm Relatives friends and neighbors are invited and gifts are not requested
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William L. Phillips
Rosebush
Gilmore Church of Christ
Circles Plan January Meetings at Mrs Bradley Home
Calonsiat the Clarabellas meet at Mrs George Bradleys home on Thursday January 23 at 8 pm with a colored tissue paper project. Susanna Wesley Circle meets January 27 in United Methodist Church parlors and urges all members to attend for roll call.
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Clarabellas
George Bradley
Susanna Wesley
United Methodist Church
Electa Circle Meets in Church Parlor
The Electa Circle gathered Wednesday afternoon January 15 in the church parlors with ten members present. Hostesses were Mrs. Iva Fisher and Mrs. Helen Welch. Mrs. Florence Samborn presided as chairman. A family mission study starts four Sunday evenings from January 18, with members to bring sandwiches and a dessert to pass. Classes will be offered for all. The new program book The New Prophets was introduced and a general discussion on ministry tapes and outreach followed. Mrs. Mary Winegar closed with prayer.
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Electa Circle
Iva Fisher
Helen Welch
Florence Samborn
Praegerir
Mary Winegar
Noble Grand Dines with Clara Rebekah Lodge Officers
Mrs Pauline Whiteside as noble grand hosted a turkey dinner for lodge officers and committee chairs on Wednesday January 15. The table featured floral centers and candles while readings and a gift were exchanged. Assistants included Mrs Alba Lyness and Mrs Grace Beebe. An installation write up misnamed Angeline Cotton.
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Pauline Whiteside
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Winifred Cotton
Alba Lyness
Grace Beebe
Angeline Cotton
Winnifred
BPW Reports At Clare Club Meeting
Clare Business and Professional Women's Club met January 13 at Town and Country with 21 members and guests. Dorotha Lloyd, president, led the session. Helen McKee resigned as membership chairwoman and Jean Blow was appointed in her place. The group aided Bob Hartzler’s Washington DC trip and discussed Scholarship Fund changes. Marilyn Glenn presented a program on books and personal development featuring Mrs. Robert Pinaire, Library Board president, and a display of cookbooks history and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club
Town and Country
Dorotha Lloyd
Helen McKee
Jean Blow
Bob Hartzler
Washington D.C
Marilyn Glenn
Robert Pinaire
Library Board
WS CS Begins New Study
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday evening January 14 for its regular monthly gathering. Vice president Mrs. Robert Greer presided since president Mrs. Kenneth Loomis was with her husband in Ford Hospital. A four week family Sunday evening mission study was announced.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Robert Greer
Kenneth Loomis
Ford’s Hospital
Donald Winegar
Ezekial
Leah Gardow
Greer
Ralph Ackerman
Bernard Tubbs
Oscar Wallen
Esther Circle Meeting Notes January 16
The Esther Circle met Thursday afternoon in the green room with hostesses Mrs. Alice Ackerman and Mrs. Margaret McQuiston. A dessert luncheon preceded the business meeting and devotions by Mrs. Mary Winegar reflected on Ezekiel and the new prophets.
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Esther Circle
Green Room
Alice Ackerman
Margaret McQuiston
Ackerman
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Beaverton
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William L, Phillips
Consumers Power Company
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