Electa Circle meets at Mrs Ray Owens home
The Electa Circle gathering on January 17 at Mrs Ray Owens home drew twelve members with a dessert luncheon served by the hostess and Mrs Bernard Tubbs. Mrs Owens chaired the month as officers reported.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
8
The Electa Circle gathering on January 17 at Mrs Ray Owens home drew twelve members with a dessert luncheon served by the hostess and Mrs Bernard Tubbs. Mrs Owens chaired the month as officers reported.
Conda L Salisbury and Charles E Buchholz Jr wed in First Methodist Church Chapel Greenville in a December 30 ceremony. Bride is daughter of Rev D R Salisbury and bridegroom is son of Mrs and Mr Charles E Buchholz. Attendants included Mrs William McNeill and best man William McNeill. Couple plans to reside in Greenville after attending Adrian College and Montcalm Community College respectively.
The Octo Club gathered with Mrs Lucille Kigar Tuesday evening last week. Prizes went to Mrs Marian Beltinck high, Mrs Kigar second, Mrs Bill DeLong sow, and Mrs Ritter traveler. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Andersonville Pepper Party followed Friday with six tables. prizes to Mrs John Stough and Dee Stough high scores to Mrs G O Fullerton and George Renner second high and Dee Stough traveler. Mrs John Tice hosted a delicious pot luck lunch.
The Pilgrim Circle of the Congregational Fellowship met at the church with Mrs. Charles Day as host. Devotions from John 17 were led by Mrs. John Finlayson and readings included The Miracle of the Twelve and This Day. A report on Ambassadors to No bodies was given by Mrs. Day.
Miss Jane Ann Roller and Gilbert E. Apps tied nuptials at Gladwin Baptist Church on December 16 with Rev. Henry Hall officiating. Attended by family, the ceremony featured lace satin gown, avocado and gold gowns for attendants, and corsages of white gardenias. The couple will reside in Traverse City where the groom attends Northwestern College and the bride works at Traverse City Osteopathic Hospital.
The first meeting of Clara Rebekah Lodge new officers was held Tuesday evening January 16. Connie Strouse served as noble grand with Pauline Whiteside as vice grand and most officers present. Margaret LaVaye was musician and Fannie Yeoman junior past grand. Fifteen past noble grands answered roll call. The charter was draped for Lola Rulapaugh.
The Delta Psi Chapter met at Town and Country on January 16 with 13 members. President Barb Roe led the meeting. Lois Hawley chaired the Gancer dance committee. Plans include March 30 dance, Founder's Day April 30 in Clare with Alma and Mt. Pleasant chapters, possible Irish theme, secret pals, and a Valentine party with a dutch auction. Karla Lehr presented Poison Proofing Your Home with slides.
Grace McArthur of Rose Bush will display two original oil paintings at the Rural Art exhibit during the Fifty third Annual Farmers Week at Michigan State University East Lansing on January 30 to February 1. The works titled Farmers Day In Town and Small Town Square.
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