Rosebush PTA hears Priscila Silva on Cuba
Miss Priscila Silva of Cuba, an exchange student at Clare High School, gave a talk on her homeland covering history occupations education and products at the Rosebush School PTA meeting. President Ewart Bowerrhart led the business portion and the group voted to fund a movie projector while Harvey Lowery and Russell Johnston were named to study fund raising needs.
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Priscila Silva
Cuba
Clare High School
Rosebush School
Parent Teachers Association
Rosebush
Ewart Bowerrhart
John Jacobs
George Nelson
Harvey Lowery
Russell Johnston
Graham Fellowship Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Graham Fellowship held its monthly meeting at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening with Don Swindhurst as president and Robert Mogg leading devotions. Ivan and Mrs. Graham sang At Calvary with Ruth Hutchins at the piano, and recreation was planned by Russell Robertson before refreshments served by Robert Mogg.
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Susan Graham
Presbyterian Church
Don Swindlehurst
Robert Mogg
Ivan Graham
Calvary
Ruth Hutchins
Russell Robertson
Lenten Services Start At Rosebush Churches
The first Lenten services for Rosebush Methodist and Presbyterian churches opened Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev. John Osborn delivering the sermon on "The Shallow and the Depth." Rev. Ronald Knapp led prayers and hymns as parishioners gathered. A film titled Shield of Faith is planned for next Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
John Osborn
Ronald Knapp
Shield of Faith
Presbyterian Church
Family Night Highlights at Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Family Night at Rosebush Presbyterian Church featured a 6 45 pot luck supper with Rev Robert Lakey of Second Presbyterian Sagitaw as guest speaker on youth fellowship and camps. He presented Presbyterian Camp at Greenville slides while Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst led dinner arrangements.
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Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Robert Lakey
Second Presbyterian Church
Sagitaw
Greenville
Hugh Swindlehurst
MYF Rally Planned at Ithaca Methodist Church
The Center MYF met with Beverly Cameron and the Myers family for Lenten devotions. A Cancer awareness film was shown by Dick Martin. An announcement invited all to the district MYF Rally on Sunday afternoon March 17 at Ithaca Methodist Church with registration at 38:00 p.m. Donna is to be notified for transportation. Hostesses for the next meeting on March 24 will be Donna and Beverly Cameron.
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Beverly Cameron
Center
MYF
Maxine
Robert Myers
Dick Martin
Methodist
Ithaca
Donna
Tom Cameron
KTS Club Met For Dessert Friday Evening
Pepper provided entertainment while the KTS Club met with Mrs. Fred Zinser. High score won by Mrs. Howard Jones, second place Mrs. Vernell Burke, consolation to Mrs. Floyd Dixon, and Pepper by Mrs. Vernell Fike. Mrs. Eldean Acker led the brief business meeting. financials were reported by Mrs. John Jacobs. Burke to host April 12. dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
KTS
Fred Zinser
Howard Jones
Vernell Burke
Floyd Dixon
Vernell Fike
Eldean Acker
John Jacobs
WCTU Sews For Aged In Grand Rapids Home
Mrs. Floyd Graham hosts a WCTU event on Wednesday afternoon March 6 to donate clothing for aged residents at the Brown Home in Grand Rapids. Attendees include Mrs Earl Johnson Mrs Lloyd Spaulding Mrs Carl Wutts Mrs John Osborn and Mrs Roscoe Philo.
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Floyd Graham
WCTU
Brown
Grand Rapids
Wctus
Earl Johnson
Lloyd Spaulding
Carl Wutts
John Osborn
Roscoe Philo
Traveling Basket activity and church plans discussed
Women of Christian Service heard Mrs Ronald Knapp speak on sending trained workers abroad for missions. A travel basket circulation, clothing drive, and a Father and Son Banquet were announced with committees named. Weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Homer Lowery noted.
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Ronald Knapp
Women's Society of Christian’ Service
Earl. Grace
Oliver House
Eugene Morrison
Earl House
Robert Bean
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Dale House
George Nestle
Duval
Gerald Cameron
Local Family and Church Notices Highlight Week in Alma Area
Albert Shaver enters Alma hospital for surgery this week. Wheeler guests visit Ada Coulter and Ida Austin. Hazel Bodkins visits Townat Colonville. Rev. Charles Malson in Flint church work. Wood bee for pastor at Lewis Sunday farm. noon dinner served. Several families visit Garver and related households. Community Night planned with Pearl Newman Arlene Walter committee. W M A meets with officer elections. Illness of Jack Larmon noted. Mt. Pleasant Hospital. Garver and Armentrout families host visitors. weekend gatherings at Garver home.
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Tom Lawler
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Kidd
Greenville
John Jacobs
Frank Wheeland
Charles Briening
Ann Arbor
John McClelland
Cheboygan
William Hunter
Jonah Ervin
Joe Murphy
Larry Cain
Lansing
Mary Murphy
Maynard Danby
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Swindlehurst
Ralph Sharp
Thomson
W. H. Kennedy
Detroit
Albert Shaver
Lewis
William Gardon
Farwell
Nina Kleinhardt
Elnora Henderich
Charles Garver
Pontiac
Wayne Garver
Beatrice Garver
Walter Garver
Carmen Newman
Harold
Saginaw
Pearl Newman
Arlene Walter
Lois Birdsall
Erma Kleinhardt
Wilma Ott
Emma Lower
Jack Larmon
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Roger Garver
Clare
After Garver Jr
William Armentrout
How to Tailor a Woman's Suit bulletin reissued
The U S Department of Agriculture issues a revised How to Tailor a Woman's Suit bulletin HG 20 guiding fabric choice interfacing and trial muslin garments. It covers pressing with irons and pads and offers steps from fabric selection to final hem with free single copies from Washington DC.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Office of Information
Washington
D.C
Dress Pattern 1514-A Shown For New Season Frock
Fashion note highlights a youthful lowered waistline dress with a rounded yoke and stand-up collar in sizes 10 through 20. Includes yardage for size 12 and 39 inch fabric. Also offered Needlework Pattern 141 with butterfly motifs for summer spread. Send 35c per dress pattern and 25c per needlework pattern to Audrey Lane Bureau in Chicago.
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Audrey Lane Bureau
Dept
NWNS
W. Adams Street
Chicago
Ill
Wildlife Benefits From Warm February In Michigan
Moderate temperatures in February aided Michigan wildlife during a harsh season. Snow remains heavy in the western upper peninsula with 30 inches in places and 10 inches in Marquette, while the lower peninsula shows snow retreating. Deer roam freely in the south yet stay in swamps in the north, and a starved deer reported in Baraga district raises concern for upper peninsula populations. Squirrels had feared acorn shortages, but with snow removed they adapt to other foods. The white fur of snowshoe hares makes them conspicuous to predators and observers alike.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Baraga Dist
State operates four wildlife stations for game studies
The Conservation Department maintains four wildlife experiment stations in the state to study birds and animals for information guiding hunting seasons and regulations. Locations include Swan Creek Allegan County Rose Lake near Holt Lansing Houghton Lake and Casino Schoolcraft County.
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The
Conservation Department
Game Division
Swan Creek
Allegan County
Rose Lake
Hast Lansing
Houghton Lake
Casino
Schoolcraft County
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PTA
Jacobs
Isabella Safety Council
Dolores Widmer
Graham Fellowship
Ida Johnson
Lois Graham
Isabella County Safety Council
Albert Campbell
Keith Mogg
Dale Graham
Darwin Johnson
van Wert
Indiana
Dewey Plumisy
Eva Mae
Fort Wayne
John. Jacobs
Carl Wurts
Richard Clapsaddle
Melvin
St. Louis
O. Tomson
Ford Hospital
Tom Bader
MYF Rally
Main St
Williams, Mar
Irene Muterspaugh
Kenneth Mogg
Dean Muterspaugh
Muterspaugh
Homer Lowery
Okemos
Audrey Lane
Northland
McEwan
Alaska
Oo Oo
Atlas Quality
New Clare Furniture Co