Local card clubs host games and prizes this week
The Hanky Club met at Mrs. Jennie Cob leigh’s home for two tables of paper. Prizes went to Mrs. Alice Stough high, Mrs. Pink Martin second, Mrs. June Ramey traveler, and Mrs. Ruth Parent low. Other clubs held contract and bridge games with various high scores. A Rebekah Pepper Party yielded top peppers and high scorers. Upcoming events note no party on Good Friday with next set for April 18. Mrs. Willis Douis o’s father Mr. Walker remains in St. Mary’s hospital in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cobleigh
Bernice Fetters
Midland
Alice
Stough
Pink Martin
June Ramey
Ruth Parent
Bill DeLong
Stanley Parish
Dexter Elden
John White
Elden
Roy Beltinck
Louisa Bowler
Mary Ann, Waggoner
Mt. Pleasant
Jean Fleming
Ruth Neff
Leo Smock
Agnes Pudway
Glen Fullerton
Mr. Fullerton
Otis Northon
Paula Doren
Fred Sexton
Low
Howard Cotton
Mis
Willis Douiso
Mr. Walker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Milan
Russell Robison
Grayling
Blanche
Fred
Thurl Owihs
Homer Rogers
Congregational Church
Harrison
Farwell
Leslie Osborn
Oklahoma
Lucius Fuller
Lansing
Ruth Koch
Six Cap
Fuller
Agnes Casner
Iva Fisher
Mildred Klingelhofer
Brunch Fondue Recipe with Bacon Garnish
Beat eggs and ingredients, bake in a water bath until set and golden. Garnish with bacon and serve as six portions for a Sunday style brunch.
Mission Easter crusade announced by Assembly of God
The Assembly of God outlines a spring Easter crusade with Evangelist Hymie Rubenstein from First Full Gospel Hebrew Temple of America Lansing as speaker. Services run April 13–20, followed by Pentecost Crusade starting April 30 focusing on worship and intercession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Hymie Rubenstein
Rubenstein
Hebrew Temple of America
Lansing
South Africa
Miss Lansing Weds James Keene at Clare Church
Miss Cynthia Sue Lansing and James Robert Keene were married March 4 at St. John's Lutheran Church Clare in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Ronald Waterstradt. The couple's families are listed, with reception in the church parlor and plans for the bride’s beauty school course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Clare
Cynthia Sue Lansing
James Robert Keene
Ronald Waterstradt
Percy H. Lansing
Charles Keene
Carole House
Barbara Lansing
Barbara Poet
Bride
Jack 'Ansing
Thomas Keene
Richard Peet
Stuart Keene
Eleanor Lehr
Robert Krell
Morene Methner
Linda Gibson
Virginia Clute
Evelyn Breen
Mazie Mayer
Keene
West State Street
Norfolk
Virginia
Family visits mark Mt Pleasant outing and Lansing trip
City briefs recount Mrs. Fannie Yeoman and Mrs. Fern Swain with son Richard attending church in Mt Pleasant, then visiting Eugene and family in Sanford. Fern Swain returned from Alma to spend time with Mildred McMillan, and they visited Lansing to meet Larry Dunkle and his new bride after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Swain
Richard
Mt. Pleasant
Eugene
Sanford
Mildred McMillan
Alma
Lansing
Larry Dunkle
Rebekah Meeting Reports Held with Officers Present
Rebekah lodge notes show officers present except one and 19 past noble grands answering roll. Genevieve Irwin led favorable fish supper reports, Helen Welch apron committee, Olive Robinette hospital beds, Agnes Pudway March chairman, vice grand cards flowers visits. Alba Lyness lodge deputy read Assembly Journal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Whiteside
Winnifred Cotton
Rebekah
Genevieve Irwin
Helen Welch
Olive Robinette
Agnes Pudway
Erma Rutter
District Association
Weidman
Marie Stalter
Iva Fisher
Alba Lyness
Mildred Bowers
Ina Hammond
Assembly Journal
XI Beta Gamma Chapter Hosts Apollo 9 Themed Pot Luck
The XI Beta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Betty Gershon's home for a pot luck supper. M D Thompson Michigan Bell manager presented slides on the Apollo 9 viewed as the 8th Wonder of the World. Pat Clark led the business meeting and guests Myrna Leinweber and Lois Hawley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XI Beta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Gershon
M.D. Thompson
Michigan Bell Telephone Office
Pat Clark
Myrna Leinweber
Lois Hawley
Rubber Use Precedes Columbus by Centuries
The Arawak and Mayan Indians of Central and South America used rubber about 500 years before Columbus landed, challenging the notion that Columbus discovered it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central and
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruncheon Fondue
Clothing Chain
America
Larg
BANK
Tuo
Dacron
N. Saginaw
Eastman Road
Midland, Mich
Kenneth Hardin
Miss Lansing
James Keene
Robin Keene
John Quinnan II
Randy Foss
Mrs. Fannie Yeoman
Ridgewood
Permab Ons Manufactured
Anderson Construction
Gladwin
Michigan
Ame
Bob & Roy Cimmerer
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