30th Anniversary Honors Mr and Mrs Wilson Bader
Mr and Mrs Wilson Bader were honored on their 30th wedding anniversary with a dinner Saturday at the home of their son James Bader and wife. Sixteen guests attended and Jack Bader from East Lansing visited for the evening. A large cake, a floral arrangement, and pepper games framed the celebration with Mr Bader and Mrs Samborn winning high scores for men and women respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bader
James Bader
Jack
East
Lansing
Mr. Bader
Wilson Samborn
Langs Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary at Doherty
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lang were honored at a family dinner Saturday night at the Hotel Doherty for their 56th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Lang received a corsage of roses while Mr. Lang wore two red carnations. Guests included daughter and husband Leon Dull Sr and family, Harold Kelly and daughter Kim of Marion, Leon Dull Jr and David, and Ronald visiting from MSU.
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Doherty
Lang
Leon Dull
Harold Kelly
Kim
Marion
Leon Dull, Jr
David
Ronald
MSU
Rebekah Meeting Drapes Charter for Mary Sharpe
Mrs Helen Welch presided with substitute officers Patsy Schlafley Maude Gordon and Carrie Green. Nine past noble grands answered roll call. Charter draped for Mrs Mary Sharpe former Rebekah Assembly president. Bake sale set for Saturday March 25 at Giant Super Market before 10 am. District association to meet in Gladwin March 25. Ina Hammond reported on Civil Defense meeting. Mystery prize won by Ada Beemer. Palms sought for secret pal program for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Welch
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Patsy Schlafley
Maude Gordon
Carrie Green
Noble
Mary Sharpe
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekah-Oddfellow District Association
Gladwin
Mary Martha Circle Meeting at Mrs Willard Bell Home
The Mary Martha Circle gathered at Mrs. Willard Bell's home on a Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Ackerman as co chair for the month. Mrs. Ackerman led the business meeting and Mrs. David Seiter gave the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Willard Bell
Ralph Ackerman
Lucky Club Meeting Includes Readings Songs and Prizes
The Lucky Club met at the Cottons Friday with twenty eight attendees. Charles Herrmann won high in the games, Effie Harvey second, Lennie Upson third. Joe Swain surprised by cake made by Cecil Bouchey. Pot luck lunch followed and Irish songs were sung. Next meeting set for April 14 at Mrs Bouchey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cotton
Charles Herrmann
Effie Harvey
Lennie Upson
Joe Swain
Electa Circle Hears Book Report
The Electa Circle of the Methodist Womens Society met at the church on March 15. Mrs. G. C. Born led prayer as ten members answered roll. Mrs. Willard Ireland gave devotions from Abundant Living by E Stanley Jones. Mrs. Born presented a book report on That Family on Archer Street by Craig Massey.
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Electa
Methodist Womens Society of Christian Service
G. C. Born
Willard Ireland
E. Stanley Jones
Doris DeGraff
Methodist
Grand Rapids
Born
Archer Street
Craig Massey
William Case
Richard Garthe
Infant Baptism on Palm Sunday at Clare Methodist Church
Rev. D. R. Salisbury announces two Palm Sunday services at 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with a 11:30 broadcast. Infants will be baptized at both services. Children’s sessions this week focus on Good News to Share with teachers Lyle Gallagher, William Case, Bill Chatstee, Wilson Samborn, Stanley Crum, and William O’Brien assisting.
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Rv. D. R. Salisbury
Clare Methodist Church
Lyle Gallagher
William Case
Bill Chatstee
Wilson Samborn
Stanley Crum
William O’brien
Extension Group No 1 Meeting Yields Plans and Lessons
Extension Group No 1 met at Mrs Rich ard Schroeder home on Tuesday March 21 with ten members and one guest Mrs Vern Hains. Mrs Virgil Bergstrom led the business session and dates for upcoming events were announced. Members volunteered to secure the lesson Business Facts for the Family for March 24 and April 18 with Mrs James Perrine as hostess. An informative Water Wonderland lesson was given by Mrs Jack Green and Mrs Ray Hanchett. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Hankins.
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Glare Extension Group No
Richard Schroeder
Vern Hains
Virgil Bergstrom
Schoeder
Willis Hawkins
James Perrine
Jack Green
Ray Hanchett
Hankins
Social briefs from community clubs and greetings
Mrs. Robert Neeland enjoyed a baby shower at the Church of the Nazarene parsonage with sixteen guests. numerous bridge canasta and club gatherings followed, including gifts for Carolyn Goldammer’s eleventh birthday and birthday wishes for Mrs. Henry Russell. Leo Russell of Petoskey visited family before departing to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neeland
Church of the Nazarene Parsonage
Jerry Ulrich
Kay Cooper
Henry Russell
Bessie ‘O O'Mealey
A. Dale
Leo Russell
Petoskey
Detroit
Flint radio station co-owner wins national honor
Mrs. Gertrude Gardiner learned that Clarence Rhodes of Flint son of Mrs. Walter Rhodes and the late Walter Rhodes earned a special distinction. As co owner of WAMM Station he is among 300 selected from 8000 radio and television personnel to receive a Washington trip April 3 and 4. They will visit the State Department attend the Foreign Policy Brief Conference and meet President Kennedy. Clarence is married with three daughters and a young son. His station partner is Phil Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gardiner
Clarence Rhodes
Flint
Walter Rhodes
WAMM
Washington, D.C
State Department
Kennedy
Clarence
Sorority Hosts Theatre Party For Two Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
Mrs. Helen Anderson hosted a theatre party for both Beta Sigma Phi chapters on Tuesday evening. Guests wore formal attire and the film Easy to Look At was shown. Freeda Brownridge won the door prize. A combined business meeting was led by presidents Mary Moose and Ruby Koch. Each chapter set regular meetings for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Anderson
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Freeda Brownridge
Mary Moose
Ruby Koch
Lucky Dozen Pepper Club Hosts Prize Winners
Mr. and Mrs. Orris Presley hosted the Lucky Dozen Pepper Club event last Saturday evening with guests Mr. and Mrs. Jake Seibt. High scores went to Mrs. Gene Murphy and Orris Presley, with Bill Wood and Mrs. Presley close second. Bill Wood also won the travelers prize. low scores were posted by Mrs. Harold Moline and Norman Schroeder. The hostess awarded prizes and served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Neff
Willard Bicknell
Frances Brown
W. A. Maynard
Orris
Presley
Jake Seibt
Gene Murphy
Orris Presley
Bill Wood
Harold Moline
Norman Schroeder
Nazarene Missionary Society Meets for West Indies Boxes
The Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene gathered at Mrs. Pearl Downs home on a Tuesday afternoon to pack boxes destined for the West Indies Mission Field. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Darwin att s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Pearl Downs
West Indies
Downs
Darwin
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Friendly
Ken Ritter
Mary Martha Circle Meeting
Lucky Club
Electa Circle
Canasta Club
Fred Busche, Jr
Farwell
Lloyd Conley
Charles Melnek
Lewis Dawson
Dale Stough
Alma Clute
Stough
Sunshine Club
Jennie Cobleigh
Laura Snider
Muriel Friz
Elizabeth Gilson
Rachel Russell
Florence Renner
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Hazel Lennox
Pearl Faber
Tally Club
Robert Campbell
Roy Dunbar
Bernard Wyman Low
Friendly Neighbor Club
Albert Aube
Aube
Cecil Bouchey
Albert McPhail
Carolyn Goldammer
Charles Goldammer
St. Patrick’s
Carolyn
Stanley Parish
Robert Ackerman
Leonel Green
W. Fifth
Lucky Dozen
Pepper Club
Nazarene Society
Baer Leh
LLG
Colgates
Pee Bae
Hydrogen
Baskets
Clark Firemen
Hi Pert
Roy E. Cimmerer
Sentinel
Consumers Power Company
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