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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
3
The Girl Scout Council met at Clare Methodist Church on Monday evening March 18. A pot luck supper followed and participants sang Morning Grace. Reports highlighted troop activities, overseas bags, color books, and community service.
The Light Bearers Class of the Church of God presented a March 10 musicale drawing a packed crowd. Performers included Gerald Huber with piano, Gospel Singers of North Bradley, Coveart Trio from Forest Hill, James Pego and John Davis on electric guitar, Barryton trio Dr Palmer Mrs Delmar Glesseler and Mrs Foy Williams, Marion Davis on piano, and Norman Tolson from Lake George sketching cross scenes as the Lucas Family sang.
Gerald Huber leads a gathering titled The Old Rugged Cross with Rev Mary House delivering a reading on family disgrace during influence of Hgnor. Music features Balry Tice George Teeter and others with solos by Irma Davis Dora Schug Marion Davis and Harold Messer. Light Bearer’s class thanks attendees for offerings. Benediction by Pete Davis.
The Hall Frey team retains lead in accumulative scores after the third round at the Hotel Doherty. Grand slam honors go to Maxwell Sanger and Maynard Forsberg, with Casner Loomis posting high for the evening.
The Congregation Guild held its March meeting in church parlors with Mrs. William Lange as president. A dessert lunch was served by Mrs. Lange Mrs. Arthur Damoth and Mrs. George White. Plans were discussed for an Easter luncheon in April and a Mother-Daughter banquet in May. A St Patrick's Day program was enjoyed. Contributions were given by several members including Mrs. Harold Fleming Mrs. James Rassat Mrs. Stuart Bicknell and Mrs. Damoth. The April meeting will be led by Mrs. Stuart Bicknell.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Colton of Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Jenette Marie to Grover Nowlin of Midland. The wedding ceremony is planned for late May.
The annual Father Son banquet on Wednesday evening March 15 drew good attendance from Oddfellows and their sons. Rebekah March committee served a delicious dinner with St Patrick's colors on the tables. Music and toasts followed with Harley Volt as toastmaster and remarks by Mt. Pleasant lodge officers. Oldest guest was Chris Seiter. youngest, Jimmy Irwin. father with most sons was John Rodabaugh with five.
The Circle S of the Methodist W S C S met at Mrs. W G Allyn’s home with Mrs. Herbert Randall Sr in charge. De votions were led by Mrs. Carl Lear as they finalized plans for the Father Son banquet to be served by the circle March 24.
The Clara Extension Group met with 17 members at Mrs. Harold Loomis home. Mrs. Carl Gruver led a brief business session and the pattern alteration lesson was given by Mrs. Prank Nash and Mrs. G. C. Born. The group planned a April 20 meeting at Mrs. James Corsant home.
The North Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs Harold Thayer's home on Tuesday evening March 14 with fourteen members and three visitors. Mrs Clarence Tice presided, and Mrs Arthur Thayer led a lesson on Time Saving Methods in Cleaning. Four lunches were served and the group scheduled its next gathering for March 8 at Mrs Archie Betty's home to cover Program Planning.
The Gilmore Extension Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Rawson's home on March 8 for a crochet lesson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Ralph Carter's home.
Beta Sigma Phi members met March 6 at President Mary Wicklund s home. Program chaired by Frankie Hall featured a debate primer by Lois Foell and open discussion guided by co chairmen Maxine Kirkpatrick and Patricia Plinaire. Next program led by Mary Jo Ryan.
The Clare Past Matrons Club met March 9 at the home of Mrs. David Seiter on Rainbow Drive for their regular meeting. President Dorothy Lloyd led the session. Emma Sager attended as guest. A pot luck dinner is planned for April 13 at the Masonic Hall. Mr. Seiter showed scenic footage from the Upper Peninsula. Co-hostess Dorotha Lieyd helped serve lunch.
Archaeologists uncover lumps of glass in ruins of Roman villas in England. findings suggest ancient use of glass for genital appears dating centuries back.
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