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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
2
Reverend Lou Beery ends a two week revival near Middleton with Sunday evening services as flock urged to humble themselves before the Lord per Jamies 4 10.
Tom Hutchinson turned four last Monday and hosted a small afternoon party with ice cream cookies cupcakes and a tractor shaped cake. Family friends and his three brothers Frankie Robert and Jimmy joined in the celebrations with best wishes for many more birthdays.
The Eagle Home Demonstration group met at Mrs. Ce cil Puaway’s home Monday afternoon February 25 with seven members present. Mrs. Carl Stephenson and Mrs. Clarence Van from Clare Group I gave a lesson on hard surface floor coverings and their care. Chairman Mrs. Bryan Miller conducted a brief business meeting and a lunch was served.
Mary Brown entertained with a chicken pox cure week at Gilmore Grange. A week ago Friday Mr and Mrs Ralph Carter hosted a board party. Mrs Bob Shilling of Pontiac and Mrs Herbert Shilling visited Mrs John Shilling and baby Thursday.
A Friday evening birthday gathering was held at the VanBuskirk home on the family farm with relatives and friends, including the Phipps, Renner, Yates, Burger, Allén, and Holden families. The Variety Club plans to join Helen Morris today. Layle Smith and children visited the Allen Rawsons.
Over one hundred thirty attended Sunday morning church services and ninety six attended Sunday evening. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs Walter Jackson from Flint and Mr. and Mrs George Pitts visiting local families. Christine Wood spent the weekend with grandparents and relatives in Gilmore and attended services with Ed McAlvey family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas of Littlefield marked thirty seven years of marriage in a Lake area service at Gilmore Church of Christ. An after church anniversary dinner followed, hosted by the Sunday School class with thirty seven attendees. Mrs Amelia Tanner remains ill. Mrs George Hamilton is improving after returning from Mt. Pleasant hospital.
Friday services at 2 and 8 o clock mark world day of prayer at the church. Local families and friends, including the Otts, Harmens, and Bodkins, attended gatherings and dinners with relatives across Muskegon, Weidman, Pontiac, and Clare.
The Delwin Grange schedules its next meeting for March 12 with an Irish program and a call for attendees to share an Irish joke. Social updates mention visits and calls to and from local residents including the McDonalds, the Brocks, the Swans, and others, with several trips to Marion and relatives in Maryland and Mt. Pleasant.
Social notices describe Sunday dinner for Keith Blain Frank Sarkozi and Ben VanHorn with Lafay Blain and families. Weekly calls include visits among Sarkozi VanHorn Blains and neighbors with mentions of a Farwell dance and farm related planning at the county agricultural agent's office.
Local families attend Founder Day at Beaverton P T A. Others travel to Saginaw and Greenwood for events. Mrs. Bernard Allen and Barbara celebrate Barbara Allen birthday with relatives present at the dinner. Grandmother Rockey assists the family after Kathleen Phyllis Rockey’s birth.
Mt Vernon area Grange activities include visitors from George Sexton family and Otis Norton group. A clean up bee is set for March 7 with a fish supper on March 15 and a not luck dinner.
An area conference on moral and spiritual values in public schools will be held at Central Michigan College on Saturday March 9. Sponsored by Eastern Michigan, Northern Michigan, Western Michigan and Central Michigan Colleges the event includes a panel with Dr Be L Sebaly and Leonard Gernant and small discussion groups to identify problems from students faculty and the community. Dr Cornelius Loew will compile a conference report.
Dr. Dorothy Hard of the U M School of Dentistry says early, positive exposure to a dentist around age three helps a child view visits as pleasant. A first visit can focus on examination and teeth cleaning to ease fear, with gentle instrument demonstrations to show safety.
Fashion consultant Margaret Werner of Michigan State University lists seven hat silhouettes for spring. The roller features a rounded crown with brim all around, while the high crown appears in crushed shapes. the casual cloche fits closely with a deep crown. side decorations sit low on the crown. the upturned profile hat frames the face. the traditional gaitor has a shallow crown and flat brim. a decorated ribbon look is common. turbans remain softly draped and close fitting. the Breton sailor style features an upturned brim in fluted souffle straw.
Yugoslavia became the second Iron Curtain country to invite the National High School Orchestra of America, formed from Interlochen Camp, to perform abroad. Senator Potter said Poland and Yugoslavia will fund meals and lodging, while the Cultural Relations Commission covers food, lodging, and concert costs in Belgrade. The State Department aims to arrange private funding for travel from Traverse City to Poland and beyond.
Michigan State University researchers led by geneticist Dr. Harrison R. Hunt and chemist Dr. Carl A. Hoppert, with bacteriologist Dr. Samuel Rosen, show heredity affects tooth decay in rats. They warn human verification is needed and compare decay to eye or hair color as a genetic sequence.
Dr. Arthur W. Hanson, a Harvard Business School faculty member since 1921, will join Michigan State University on September 1. He receives a two year appointment as a recognized authority on accounting principles and author of several books. Hanson is a Boston native with five degrees from Harvard and Suffolk University Law School.
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