Lent Meditations Shared By SWC Susanah Wesley Circle
Susanah Wesley Circle members met at the Methodist church parlor for a Lent focused program titled Lenten Thoughts. A communion setup and candlelit readings framed the service with hymns led by a quartet. Rev. Charles B. Hahn contributed a sermonette on Jesus Faced Reality from the Michigan Christian Advocate.
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Susanah Wesley Circle
Mary Seiter
Hisie Delamarter
Kathryn Ereh
Olivé Evans
Ermy Cole
Reva Maxwell
Edgar Guest
Doris Gerow
Gerowand
Broh
World May Know Lesson Topic For Fellowship Circle IV
Congregational Women's Fellowship Circle IV met March 23 at Mrs Harold Fleming home with Mrs Mel Allen as co host. Mrs Dale Barber led the lesson from That the World May Know. Mrs Oscar Olson led devotions. Plans for the April 9 and 10 sale were discussed and three dozen picnic baskets had already sold. The next meeting is April 27 in the church parlors with Mrs Olson and Mrs William Harper as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle IV
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Harold Fleming
Mel Allen
Dale Barber
Oscar Olson
Flemon
Olson
William Harper
Betty VanBuskirk Engaged to Robert Lapham
Mr and Mrs Jack Grover of Farwell announce the engagement of their daughter Betty VanBuskirk to Robert Lapham son of Mr and Mrs Harold Lapham of Remus No wedding date has been set
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Jack Grover
Farwell
Betty VanBuskirk
Robert Lapham
Harold Lapham
Remus
Hryin Harris
Barryton
Carolyn
Dale Brown
Lake
Donald Brown
Fisher Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher of Wheaton Avenue celebrated their silver anniversary on Sunday March 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Letticky A three tiered anniversary cake was cut by Mrs. Alexander Lipski and guests from Detroit Butternut Riverdale Lansing Sheridan Alma and Carson City enjoyed ice cream and coffee. Photos were taken of the gathering and gifts were received.
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Albert Fisher
Wheaton Avenue
Clifford Letticky
Alexander Lipski
Edith Holmes
Detroit
Butternut
Riverdale
Lansing
Sheridan
Alma
Carson City
Fishers
Community clubs host showers birthdays and anniversaries
Mrs. Stanley Parish entertained the Eight O Clock Eight Club with club winners named Doris Parish second and Lo la Blystone low. Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kress Golden Wedding at Lake George Community Building April 11. Mrs. Criss Corey honored at Don Brinkerhoff home with pink and blue shower. Mia and Mrs. Jay Haring hosted Sheron’s eleventh birthday on March 17 with relatives present and gifts. Octo Club held contract tables and pink blue shower for Mrs. Groves. George Renner hosted Wise Pepper Club with prizes and plans for Friday. Ladies Union met at Nellie Niemeyer’s. treasurer to finish term. farewell gift to Mrs. Edna Brink. Mary Joyner hosted surprise birthday for Mrs. William Henderson and wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mcintosh with cake and coffee. An anniversary cake for Josephine and Hugh baked by Mrs. Earl Henderson centers the serving table.
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Zenobia Chapter
Ita
Masonic Temple
Houghton Lake
Harrison
Sylvania
Ohio
Greta Masten
Graud
Edith Bucholz
Eleanor Lehr
G.m.marshall
Isabel Yoke
Bernadine Hecker
Marian Presley
Thelma
Irwin
Doris Gerow
Genevieve Born
Lucy Roberts
Dorothy Lloyd
Iva Fisner
Erma Gephart
Adah Hochstetler
Elizabeth Elden
Harry Kress
Lake George
Mia
Jay Haring
Sheron
Roy Beltinck
Beltinek
Dexter Elden
John White
Dale Groves
George Renner
Wise’ Pepper Club
John Tice
Raymond Lennox
K. B. Potter
Henry Russell
Barney McNerney
Ladies, Union
Nellie Niemeyer
Jas
Edna Brink
Mary Joyner
William Henderson
Hugh
Henderson
Gordon Mcintosh
Wm. Henderson
Harl Henderson
Josephine
Earl Henderson
Revival meetings close at Arthur Center and local social notes
Revival meetings at the Arthur Center ended Sunday with attendees expressing enjoyment. The column lists visits and greetings among local families including Beery, Bates, Denno, Dunkle, and Leeth households, plus soldiers stationed nearby and plans to enter camps, hospitals, and family gatherings in coming days.
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Isaiah
Arthur Center
Fred Smith
Ann Arbor
Sth Army
Muskegon
Camp Leonard Wood
Missouri
Lyle Batés
Fort Knox
Orvillé Batés
Texas
Norman Hitchinson
Tommy
Jim Atkins
Russie
Alma
Bud Dunkle
Delos
Dunkle
Bertha Laké
Elza Beery
Harley Coats
Forest Leeth
Max Leeth
Giles Leeth
Fremont
Diani
Anni Denno
Manley Nixon
Ian Manley Jr
Bannister
Bill Denno
Saginaw
Adadie Muscott
Breckenridge
Ralph Denno
Jack Gunther
Lansing
Lee Swallow
Sage George
Clinton
Baptist Senior Youth Group Meeting Report
The Baptist Senior Youth Group met Sunday evening with Miss Kay Loomis organist and Miss Barbara Erieth pianist. Vern Longstreth led the meeting. Miss Inez Robinson sang. The group plans a panel discussion and special music next Sunday and invites friends to Valley Ball at the High School gym Friday at 7 30 with refreshments afterward at Iva Lee Foss home.
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Baptist
Kay Loomis
Barbara Erieth
al Cambridge
Vern Longstreth
Christ
Mise
Iya Joe Foss
Dean Squires
Dean Loomis
Inez Robinson
Everning
Miss Foss
Iva Lee Foss
Carla Mae Chaplin
Barbara Trietch
Young Miss Becomes Princess in Spring Fashion Trends
The article highlights the junior dress look for ages 9 to 17 with the princess silhouette. It cites fabrics like silk taffeta and worsted blends, detailing choices such as Schiffli embroidery, puffed sleeves, and empire-inspired shapes. The Josephine silhouette blends high waist with full shoulders and sheath skirts, plus back box pleats for movement.
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Josephine
Foulard
Sarah
Global quakes surge unseen by most records
Scientists estimate over a million earthquakes happen worldwide each year but only a small fraction are officially recorded by monitoring networks. The gap highlights limits in detection, reporting, and data gaps across regions and magnitudes.
Blouses in the News for Spring Fashion Notes
Spring blouse trends emphasize sweet femininity with soft necklines and shoulder draping. Details include puffed sleeves, ruffles at collars and plackets, lace trims on dark cottons, and gingham checks. Styles mix masculine tailoring with ladylike fabrics such as broadcloth, calico, and linen.
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Peter
Local Social Roundup From Brush College Area
Community members visit churches and homes across Saginaw Clare and Farwell with many relatives attending church events and revival meetings. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Perry Davis and families share meals and visits, while Wanda Jean Bauder’s funeral brings relatives together at the Methodist Church in Clare.
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Bernard Allen
Barbara
Saginaw
Kleecamp
Glen Poet
Herb McDonald
Harley Coats
Cecil Rowley
Rowley
Perry Davis
Wanda Jean Bauder
Methodis
Clare
Arthur Center Church
Glen Newman
Vereah Leitner
Pontiac
Galen Coats
Earl Sanders
Cyril Farmer
Marlin Rockey
Eldon
Carolyn
Coats
Randolph Rockey
Ted Newman
Edward
Arnold
Marilyn Rowe
Larry
Jim
Rollie
Glen
Frank Newmar
Stevenson Lake
John Archbold
Farwell
Lloyd Athey
Perry Davises
Geneva Davis
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Donald E. Holbrook Jr
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