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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
9
Mt Pleasant and Leona Falkenstein in Midland receive notice of Auxiliary activities. The Wolverine Auxiliary presented a white Bible. The Chemical Center Auxiliary schedules meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays monthly in Midland.
Clare residents Olive Irwin Madeline Helter Louise Irwin Htta Boward Crystal Walter and Doris Mitchell joined 26 members to be instituted into the Chemical Center Canton No 55 Ladies Auxiliary at Midland. The ceremony by Wolverine Ladies Auxiliary of Detroit installed officers and honored Clare sisters as leaders and guards.
The Congregational Ladies Guild met in church parlors for an afternoon program led by Mrs. John Asline. De votions followed by Mrs. Stanley Masten, reports praised the Father and Son banquet and rummage sale, with a Red Cross donation approved. Members plan sewing and knitting for Danish and French Relief, meeting March 21 with lunch.
Wallace-Green clinched the Clare Bridge Tournament title at Hotel Doherty in the final round, earning grand slam honors and the high score for the evening. tournament totals list Wallace-Green at 100,320 and evening high teams Wallace-Green 14,770 and Maynard-Mair 14,760 with other top pairs also noted.
Clare lodge presided by Ernest Irwin reports 23 Mt Pleasant members attended. Five candidates Earl Henderson Wade Cradit Claude Hartman Ernie Cleveland Glen Cowles received the second degree. Third degree planned for March 19 with a visiting team possible. Staff asked to attend practice. Lunch served.
Sixty three members and visitors gathered for a Soldiers Prayer ceremony at nine. New initiates included Mrs Ellen Henderson Mrs Vera Cradit Mrs Laura Cunningham and William D Harger. Donations were voted for the Red Cross and hospital beds and wheelchair were reported in use with the chair returned.
The Clara Theta Rho Girls Club No. 11 met in the 1.0.C.F. hall with Hiva Lea McIntosh presiding at 6 30 pm. Officers present except three. A Rebekah guest spoke for the order and Red Cross work committee reported past progress and future activities. Easter cards for Percy Jones Hospital were shown and a joke scrapbook was donated for the Red Cross. Committees were appointed to raise funds. Sponsors hosted birthday refreshments for March birthdays. Next meeting set for March 21.
A schedule lists Clare school religious classes starting Monday March 12 with topics on Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Bible and salvation. St Cecilia's Youth Study Club and The First Baptist Church outline daily sessions March 12 to March 24, including scripture study, baptism, Eucharist and discussion of Christian youth responsibilities. The Baptist program runs 3 15 to 4 00 pm with hymn study led by Miss Lois Fields using a vibeharp.
Rev Redman and Rev Weaver lead a Church of the Nazarene Bible Class seminar from March 12 to 23 covering topics from God and the Bible to Creation and Salvation. Sessions run 8:45 to 4:00 with quizzes and questions, fee $1.15 plus materials. Study theme quotes scripture from II Timothy 2 15.
The young brush turkey are fully feathered at hatching and can fly almost immediately. They never know their parents, as the mother lays eggs in sandy hillocks containing decaying matter and heat from that material incubates the eggs. Chicks must fend for themselves right away.
Tomatoes, sweet corn, green peas and snap beans accounted for about 90 percent of the total processed commercial crops in 1944.
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