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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
8
The ad proclaims scientific progress in chiropractic care for all ages using X rays and diagnostic gear to verify corrections within one millimeter. It invites readers to call or visit for an appointment.
The Meet-A-While club met March 12 at Mrs. Ruhl’s home for slides and games. Six members attended with a mini business session led by President Mrs. Gough. prizes went to Mrs. McPhall, Bennett, and Herrman. Delwin Grange met with 36 members and sang, read slogans, and enjoyed a 50th wedding anniversary event at the Saginaw 4 H hall. Numerous local visitors and church activities fill the week with baptisms, sermons, and weekend family visits across Sanford Lake, Saginaw and Bay City communities.
The Lucky Club met at Mrs. Thomas Abbott's home on Friday March 14 with eleven members and three visitors. After the pledge, America song, and Lord's Prayer, discussions followed a brief business session and readings including Please Tell Me What I Am Flowers and Friends Good Example by Mrs Abbott. Prizes went to Marilyn LaVaye high Mrs Wright second and William Artcliffe low. A pot luck lunch concluded the gathering and Mrs Wright will host on April 11.
Mrs. Loretta Pennell of Fort Lauderdale announces her daughter Wilma Shock to Worden Parnell of Clare and Fort Lauderdale. They plan a March 22 wedding at the Clare Methodist parsonage. A reception will follow at the groom’s parents home in Herrick hosted by Mr and Mrs Warren Parcell.
The Electa Circle of the Women Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Ruth West's home with co hostess Mrs. Esther Williams. Mary Brooks chaired the session and final luncheon plans for Tuesday at the church were set.
IOOF hall on Wilcox Parkway hosted a Saturday card party with seven tables of players. High scores went to Mrs. Naomi Eigar and Ernest Irwin, followed by Mr. and Mrs. James Yeoman. low to Ernest Green and Mrs. Clarence Ramey. Albert Seiter won the traveler prize. a pot luck lunch followed.
ACP sign up meetings announced with times and locations. March 21 Garfield town hall 1 30 p m March 25 Hamilton town hall 8 p m April 1 Greenwood town hall 3 p m County agricultural agent and Work Unit Conservationists of the Soil Conservation Service will explain ACP practices for 1958 and answer farmers questions.
Fellowship Circle II of the Congregational Wéméns Fellowship met at Mrs. George Beck's home for a dessert luncheon. Eight members attended. Plans were set for a rummage sale April 11 and 12 and for the Victory Dinner at the church. Circle II will program the April 7 meeting with Dr. Bedoe of Mt. Pleasant as speaker on Child Guidance. Thank you notes were read for Friendly Service work.
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