W.S.C.S. Meeting Highlights Open Door Theme
The W.S.C.S. met at Mrs. James Gillespie’s home Wednesday afternoon with President Mrs. A. B. Mulder in charge. Deprivations read from Revelation 3 8 and a pledge service themed Behold I Have Set Before Thee an Open Door. Twenty six new members were welcomed. A church rummage sale was announced for next Thursday through Saturday. The next meeting will be a missionary dinner with the Susannah Wesley Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
James Gillespie
A. B. Mulder
Harley Sowle
Frank Hachimuth
Ya Bogardus
Louis Dawson
Tim Frey
Chas. Hahn
Henry Ackerman
W. G. Allyn
Hahn
Wilson Samborn
Charles Church
Cleland Green
Fred Pierson
Willard Bell
Garnet Warner
Mulder
Georgia Villers
Ruth Marble
Richard Hartshorn
Leonel Green
Barbara Christi
Maud Bower
Doris Ackerman
Olive Evans
Gwendolyn Putnam
Agnes Casner
Blanche Richard
Loretta Tatman
Doris Foss
Susannah Wesley
Family Fellowship Night Hosted by Local Ladies
On Wednesday evening February 7 the community held a family fellowship night. Refreshments were served by the hostess and committee including Mrs Clyde Harris Mrs Eva Bogardus and Mrs G J Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Harris
Eva. Bogardus
G. J. Cobb
Clare School P T A Maps Plans for February Play
More than 75 attendees including dads at Clare P T A meeting in the Home Economics Room. President Mrs Wallace Johnson announced a February 12th play Janie with a stringed orchestra and reported near $100 net from Claudia receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare P.T.A
Clare School
Wallace Johnson
Clayton Neff
John E. Paul
Johnson
Claudia
P.T.A
Janie
John Rodabaugh
Paul Shepon
Mark Bicknell
Emil Pfister
Donald Richardson
Frank Murdoch
Clare Odd Fellows Elects New Leader at Lodge Meeting
Andrew Irwin Sr presided over Clare I O F Lodge on Monday. With the resignation of incoming noble grand Frank Walter, Ernest Irwin was elected to a six month term and installed by James Irwin with John Aslne as Grand Marshall. Initiatory degree conferred on Ernie Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Irwin
Noble Grand
Clare I.O.C.F
Frank Walter
Ernest Irwin
James Irwin
John Aslne
Ernie Cleveland
Clara Rebekah Lodge Holds February Initiation Plans
Thirty five members of Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 met with Eva Schlafley in charge. A new member reinstatement was read, and several applications voted on for initiation February 7. The group approved mattress covers for hospital beds, monthly birthday suppers, and community recreation planning. Marguerite Leonard was named to attend the Community Council Executive meeting. February committee members were announced, and Mrs. Lehr organized a new staff for future initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Clara Rebekah Lodge No
Eva Schlafley
Noble Grand
Fannie Schultz
Schlafley
Marguerite Leonard
Community Council
Eleanor Lehr
Gladys White
Iona Bolen
Olive Irwin
Carrie Green
Bridges Tournament Round Two at Hotel Doherty
The second round of the bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty Wednesday saw Bicknell-Wyman lead the evening scores with 13 700 while Wallace-Green topped accumulative standings at 24 500. Hartshorn-Rassat won the grand slam honors for the two week period and six top teams posted evening scores led by Bicknell-Wyman and Asline-Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Bicknell-Wyman
Wallace-Green
Hartshorn- Rassat
Asline-Douglas
Anderson-Hoersch
Comes-Jackson
Parker-Doherty
Maynard-Mair
Johnston-Doherty
Caple-Allen
Mrs Crystal Walter Hosts Rebekah Club Meeting
Mrs Crystal Walter hosted the Clara Rebekah Club on Friday January 19 with a 1:00 PM pot luck. Officers were present, pledges to the flag and the Lord s Prayer were recited, and plans for a penny supper were voted. An afternoon meeting is set for February 2 at Mrs Mary Mussell s home with a 7:00 PM dinner and husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Walter
Clara Rebekah
America
Effie Harvey
Mary Mussell
Red Cross Activities in Colonville and Clare Units
The Colonville Red Cross Unit will meet Thursday February 1 with Mrs. Ivan Nevill. In Clare, a sewing session produced kit bags for boys overseas and will continue each Thursday at the city hall. Knitting chairman Mrs. Tim Frey has helmet yarn and will assist knitters Thursday afternoons.
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Colonvile
Colonville Red Cross
Ivan Nevill
Clare
Clare Red Cross
Clare City Hall
Tim Frey
City Hall
Red Cross
Pulpwood Urgency Urged for War Effort
WPB district managers must grant high urgency ratings to ensure manpower referrals for pulpwood and forest products. National inventories fell 12 percent from September to November as wood pulp shifts to explosives and other war materials. Pulpwood cutting is deemed essential under pending draft rules, urging continued and increased production locally.
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WPB
U. S. Employment Service
United States
Bowen
Congress
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