Wallace-Wyman Still Lead In Seventh Round Bridge Tourney
Wallace-Wyman maintained the lead in total plus scores after the seventh round on Monday. They will face Hall-Frey for the third time in the final round next week. Wicklund-Ulrich earned evening grand slam honors. high plus scores went to Hartshorn-Zinser Baumgarth-McKee Caple-Allen Douglas-Green. Leading accumulative plus scores list Wallace-Wyman 19 270 Hall-Frey 18 740 Douglas-Green 10 750 Hartshorn-Zinser 10 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace-Wyman
Hall-Frey
Wicklund-Ulrich
Douglas-Green
Hartshorn-Zinser
Clare Hospital Auxiliary Plans Spring Card Party
The Clare Hospital Auxiliary met in Barnes Cafe with hostesses Mrs. William Maxwell and Mrs. Rodney LeSage. Members from Houghton Lake Prudenville Harrison Ewart Cole man and Clare attended. The group heard from Rodney LeSage on hospital needs and service ideas. Mrs. J. R. Gershon announced the April 14 card party. Mrs. Robert L. Tope of the Isabella County Gray Ladies spoke on their Red Cross sponsored history. Social hour featured Clover-leaf cake and green ice cream with St Patrick theme. next meeting is April 11 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hospital
Barnes Cafe
William Maxwell
Rodney LeSage
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Harrison
Ewart
Coleman
Clare
Maxwell
J. R. Gershon
R. J. Krainik
Robert L. Tope
Gray Ladies
Isabella County
Red Cross
Entertain Past Matrons Host Past Matrons Club
Miss Doris Gerow and Miss Olive Evans entertained the Past Matrons Club at their East Seventh Street home Thursday evening March 10 with twelve members and one visitor Mrs Myrtle Thomas of Seattle Washington sister of Mrs Mabel Horton The social hour followed a brief business session led by president Erma Gephart Refreshments were served by Mrs Gephart Mrs Lucy Roberts and Mrs Iva Fisher The next meeting is set for April 14 with Mrs Mary D Nelson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gerow
Olive
Evans
East Seventh Street
Myrtle Thomas
Seattle
Washington
Mabel Horton
Erma Gephart
Gephart
Lucy Roberts
Iva Fisher
Mary D. Nelson
Circle IV Fellowship Meeting In Church Parlors
Circle IV of the Congregational Women's Fellowship met in the church parlors Monday evening with eight members present. Mrs. Willis Hawkins chaired devotions on Spring time. Mrs. Floyd Woodworth led the study from Man and God in the City. At the business session activities were discussed including the Father Son Banquet and the Rebekah district luncheon. Mrs. Ledta Van Every was named to the nominating committee for officer slate. Pie baskets for sale were announced. Hostesses were Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Woodworth, who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Womens
Willis Hawkins
Floyd Woodworth
Gag Company
Mt. Pleasant
Rebekah
Ledta van Every
Study Bible Women Group Plans Bake Sale and Trip
The St. John’s Lutheran Aid met in the church basement on March 9 for a Women of the Bible study led by Rev. Voss. Mrs Harold Schaeffer led the business session. A bake sale was planned for March 5 and a grill cooking trip to Mt. Pleasant on April 13 was approved, with husbands invited. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. J. W. Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Aid
Voss
J. W. Schaeffer
Miss Barber and Gayland Locke Wed in Clare
Avondalee Barber daughter of Mrs. William Spicer and Gayland Locke son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Locke of Clare were married Saturday evening at the Clare Methodist parsonage by Rev. L J Neyins. Attendants included Mrs. Spicer and Clayton Locke. A reception followed at Mt Vernon Grange Hall. The couple will reside at 10934 East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondalee Barber
William Spicer
Gayland Locke
Rolland Locke
Clare
Clare Methodist Parsonage
L. J. Neyins
Mrs. Spicer
Clayton Locke
Mr. Spicer
Carrie Smalley Circle Hostess Meeting Plans
Mrs. Harry Sonntag was hostess to the Carrie Smalley Circle of the Congregational Womens Fellowship on a Monday evening in March. Mrs. Charles Day led the study lesson Man and God in the City and devotions were by Mrs. Frank Hochstetler. Mrs. Frederick Scott presided at the business session as old projects were reviewed and plans discussed for a Father-Son banquet and a collision demonstration at Michigan Consolidated Gas in Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sonntag
Carrie Smalley
Congregational Womens’ Fellowship
Charles Day
Frank ‘Hochstetler
Frederick Scott
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Mt. Pleasant
MYF Elects District Officers at Rally in Big Rapids
Clark Methodist Youth Fellowship attended the District Rally in Big Rapids on Sunday March 13. Members listed include Lois Lippold Nancy Greer Phy lis Williams Shirley McKay Laureen Woodard Carla Chapman Clark Kinsey Jack Mair plus drivers Darlene Lear and Willard Ireland. Program began 4:00 p.m. with officer elections supper at six and a Lake Louise film. The group visited Paris on the way home to view the Fish Hatchery and a large Sturgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Methodist Youth Fellowship
Big Rapids
Lois Lippold
Nancy Greer
Phylis Williams
Shirley McKay
Laureen Woodard
Carla Chapman
Clark Kinsey
Jack Mair
Darlene Lear
Willard Ireland
Lake Douise
Paris
Ladies Auxiliary Elects New Officers at VFW Post Meeting
At the VFW Post 5738 Ladies Auxiliary meeting on March 9, officers were elected to start June terms. Francis Loomis named president with Ben Karash and Clarke Bellows as senior and junior vice presidents. Other officers include Jennie VanHorn secretary Virginia Wilson treasurer Charles Cooper assistant treasurer Esta Hendershot conductor Cecil Pudway assistant conductor Helen Welch chaplain Bertha Cappaert guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W. Post
Francis Loomis
Ben Karash
Clarke Bellows
Jennie VanHorn
Virginia Wilson
Charles Cooper
Est
Francis” Loomis
William Cerny
St. Patrick’s
Mr. Pleasant
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Hartshorn
Zinser Baumgarth
McKee‘Caple-Allen
Horus
Clare Cleaners
VISTA
Iamonds
Vines
White
Miss. Barber
Gayland Lock
Mrs. Sonntag
Carrie Smalleys
MYF
Hoctien
Eae Err
Goodyear Welt
Oxford
Shisie
Mary K
Mich
Epsom
Pond
Roy E. Cimmerer
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