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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
11
Eastern Standard Time trains connect Ann Arbor and Marquette with departures at 0:30 A M and 2:01 P M from Ann Arbor and 8:26 A M and 3:36 P M from Marquette. Local lodge events each Thursday night and Pythian sisters gatherings are noted. Numerous community members and visitors from Detroit Clare Muskegon Lansing Flint Mt. Pleasant Jackson Little Fork Vernon Hill What Sunday are listed with visits, trips, and weekend stays at homes and cottages.
The Methodist and Church of God announce Sunday morning services with a new pastor delivering sermons at 7 during the disual hour, plus Sunday school at 10:30 and 4:00 pm worship. Reorganized Church lists classes and services at 10:30 11:30 and 8:00 pm with invitations. Local residents share visits and family notes from Lansing Detroit Bryne Lake George Ithaca and Detroit.
Nellie Newville Foredyce born in York State July 24 1873 came to Gilmore township in childhood lived there until her death June 21 1938 at age 64 10 27. She married Hor ace Foredyce March 14 1893 and had son Claud a daughter in law and two grandchildren. Funeral at Gilmore Church of Christ Thursday at two with burial in Gilmore cemetery led by Minister J B Pontok.
Members of the M. BE church and friends gathered at Emma Littlefield’s home to honor Rev and Mrs George Stanford and family as they leave for a new field of labor this conference year. The evening featured music social conversation and refreshments.
Sunday guests at Mrs. Wilma Shumway’s home included D W Rowe, Eildon Corey with daughter Wilma Lou, and L N Baker with daughter Dan Jo from Stan ton, plus Rev. James Rogers the new pastor. Farwell beat Pure Oil 7 to 4 in a Sunday ball game.
The Ladies Library Association sponsored a bingo party last Saturday night that drew a good crowd and netted over 10 dollars for the association. Prizes were plentiful and varied, giving attendees a broad range of choices. Another similar event will be held soon.
The Girl Sprout club held a Friday meeting with Opal Rae Badger leading ten members who shared a book they read and its highlights. Plans to embroider a blue emblem on scarfs during August camping, with Miss Helen Baker of Marion as guest, plus songs and games. Supervisors Evelyn Baker of Marion and Anna Mae Smalley of Clare attended. Miss Smalley to meet on July 8 at Maxine Davison’s home. refreshments were served.
New hours shift Wednesday forenoon to Wednesday evening at the library. Regular Library Association meeting set for Friday July 1 at 3 00 p m at the library. Residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank Frye and son George Mrs Millie Riley of Little Rock Minn Mrs Dale Bault of Bloomington Indiana and Mr and Mrs Fred Barnum and family of Jackson visit Dr and Mrs S I Frye. Mrs Freda Repsham Lacy of Royal Oak visited her parents last week. Chancey Robbins union left Monday for Millersburg Presque Isle Co to visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs Hen Robbing.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our wife and mother's illness and death. Appreciate beautiful floral offerings and the singers. Special thanks to Mr J Penick for his words of comfort. Signed Horace Fordyce and family.
Sunday visitors included Miss Alva Clare Bill Hilborn and Mrs Nora Wright Gladwin. Death notice forMrs George Winns mother Mrs Martin. Mr Clemens visited Hartmans Tuesday evening. Ernie Green Clare and Roy Gordon daughters visited Hartmans Sunday. Community well represented at Children Day program Arthur Town Hall. Arnold Ott visiting parents Charles and Mrs Ott. Norman Myers week visitors George Perkins Mary Perkins Saginaw. All had Sunday dinner at Frank Myers Harrison.
A large crowd attended the Children’s Day Services at Arthur town hall. The children and choir earned praise for their performance and the committee thanked all helpers. Sympathy extended to Mrs. H. C. Mickle and family on Mr. Mickle’s passing. Mrs. Geo. Winn and family share in the sorrow as her mother died from injuries. Also noted are local doings, visitors, and ongoing repairs around town.
The Christian Crusaders invite all young people in Farwell and nearby areas to a Sunday 7 o'clock meeting at the Church of God. They begin a study of the life of Abraham led by Mrs. George Teeter of Glare, described as a capable teacher. Revival meetings are held each night at the church with Rev Wright of Remus delivering gospel messages.
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