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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
4
Local note: Mrs. Mary Miller visits son in Oscoda and plans to greet friends on her March 8 birthday. Visitors include Harold Hansen Mildred Grasman and families. church events listed for March 4 8 with civic and fraternal group activities. community notices of funerals and social visits.
Mr and Mrs Louis Gee and Mr and Mrs Thomas Brooks attended Friends night at Zenobia Chapter in Clare. Ernest Horton returned from Ferris Institute to his home. Jackson Campbell visited his mother. Virginia Wiggins and others from Midland joined the Wiggin family for the Washington Ball. Leona Burns, recently discharged from the WAVES, was seen with Dr and Mrs G E Lamb.
Farwell church of God announces a cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Thursday at 7 45 p m led by Rev N C Davis of the Clare Church of God.
A weekly cottage prayer meeting directed by Rev J Wesley Teale will be held this Friday evening February 22 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Catherine Alwood. All are welcome to attend.
John Armstrong pastor leads Sunday School at 10:30 p m Social Service at 11:30 a m Women s Department meets the second Wednesday each month at 2 00 p m at Mrs Wad dington s home unless noted otherwise
Minister Rev. Chas. Hahn leads Church School at 10 45 with theme Entering and Possessing a New Land The public is invited Public Worship at 12 Sermon Enduring Hardness as Good Soldiers of Jesus Christ Prayer meeting at 7 30 Glen Doren in charge Choir practice Monday at 4 Evangelistic services each evening at 8 starting March 10 led by Rev Van Winkle Mr and Mrs Doren in charge of music The public is invited.
The Blue Star Mothers of Henry Délos Tigner Chapter 108 hold a meeting at Mrs. Alwood’s home in Farwell to plan for the future. Pres. Mrs. R. Tigner encourages a strong turnout to support the boys and arrange for an outside speaker.
The Judge explains scientists split drinkers into sensible and unwisely drinking groups. He notes about 95 percent drink sensibly, five percent are alcoholics. Excessive drinking is a symptom of underlying issues, not the root cause. Henry expresses relief at the modern approach and help for those affected.
School notes show seniors finishing cap and gown measurements for the annual. The Juniors hosted a successful party, and the Sophomore class appears quiet. Valentine party details, poems, sewing, shop projects, and a spelling award list accompany plans for the assembly program Buddy Answers an Ad on March 15.
The February 22 assembly titled Gifts From Amer ica featured Miss Hewitt as advisor. Students Phillip Miles Blanopey Stark Patricias Shermamavart jovies Hloydan Menilyny Gimampas Bee ley Shear Mary Gieb Thelma Penny Richard Sabin Robert Petro Donald Wilkinson Robert Leichti and Zelma Glew participated. The kindergarten sang the band performed and the Glee Club plus class pictures were taken. Paul Miller returns to school after missing time due to his brother's scarlet fever.
Rural report recounts Pomona Grange turnout in bitter cold. Local and visiting residents, including Shilling and Brown families, travel to Plainwell and Rogersville. Wade Brasington honored at family dinner. Wade served over four years in the military. Frank notes on health, duty reshipment, hospital stays, Washington Ball, and recent real estate activity.
The G. P. 6. was put to force at Trumbles Saturday evening. A nice lunch and visiting followed play. High prizes went to the Pedgrifts, low to Harold Warner and Edna Laverty, and the traveler to John Laverty.
Attendance at Arthur Center church and Sunday School stood at thirty five. The Rainbow Junior Class met at the Myers home for a belated Valentine party with Bible story games and a Valentine box. Ice cream and cookies were served. No date was set for the next party.
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