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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
12
Weekly Lent meetings led by Fr Joseph Stuba culminated with a Communion reception by eighteen Christopher Youth Group members at the 9 am Easter Mass. The church filled with lilies Easter music and a joyful breakfast at Michael Fanning home followed.
Mrs Marion Amble music chairman for National Music Week forms a city wide committee. The first meeting is Wednesday afternoon at the school. All organizations are asked to participate as National Music Week is observed the first week in May.
Mrs Curtis Murton hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Mary on Tuesday March 20. Guests included Bonnie Budd Bonnie Dickins Connie Allen LeNora Gard ner Sally Price Jeanette Bruce and Beverly Ferguson. A birthday cake with ice cream followed by a trip to the Budd Theatre. Mary received many lovely gifts.
Mrs E H Hughes entertained with two tables of bridge at her Bri day home. Guests included Mrs Vern McCrory and Mrs P K Hoffman who shared high score. Mrs Danny Sullivan took second, Mrs Jack Ferguson was low and Mrs Dan Czyzewski traveled. Refreshments followed late.
Mr and Mrs BE Hughes hosted a Wednesday dinner party for their son Jerry Hughes turning 13. Attending were his grandmother Mrs Hazel Reigie, Mr and Mrs Whilden Hughes and family, and Miss Mae Shell.
The V. BF. W. Auxiliary post 1076 Harrison held a regular meeting at the Veterans Memorial Hall on March 26. President Rhoda Gibson led the session which set plans for a tenth anniversary party honoring charter members to be held Sunday April 1. Officers elected: President Maude Norman Senior Vice Dorothy Baum er Junior Vice Mayme Griffin Treasurer Gladys Amble Chaplain Margaret McQuiston Conductress Reatha Clark Guard Francis Munroe Trustee Gladys Lane District delegates Inez Stover Inice Haton Carol McCartney Gladys Lane Alternates Hazel Reigle Francis Munroe Una Myers. refreshments followed.
Harrison Home Extension Group Number 2 met March 20 at Mrs B H Newell’s home with eight members present. Mrs James Russell led the lesson Your Clothes and You and gave a clothing quiz. The next meeting is April 17 at Mrs Griffin’s with Curtains and Draperies as the topic. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Harrison Study Club will hold its April meeting Tuesday evening April 8 in the high school 5th grade room. Circuit Judge Donald Holbrook of Clare will speak on the legal aspects of the Trial of Christ. The event is open to the public.
Mrs Nina Rosendahl and Mrs Olive Bruce visited the Cadillac schools on Thursday. E P Wall of Detroit spent Easter with family and visited Flint Saginaw Mt Pleasant and Clare before returning to work. Mrs Dorothy Allen enjoyed Easter dinner with son Everett Allen at Dover then with Wm Henderson home. Pearl Clute returned to Pontiac after a week with Maude Harper. Ben Carpenter and wife spent time in Grand Rapids and Martin on business. LeRoy Sprague and son visited Merrill McQuiston in Mt Pleasant.
Mrs Harold Allman and daughters Leo and Jenna with friend Martha Clements of Warrison drove to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri via Route 68 to visit Pvt La Vern Allman at the Army post. They stayed in the guest house and joined Camp C mess for Easter dinner. La Vern led tours with Pvt Carl Dora and Pvt Robert Howe, and accompanied them to St Louis then Onondaga Cave. The 2000 mile five day trip was shared by the three girls in rotation.
The Clare County Christian Action Committee supports a prior letter blaming liquor sales for crime and urges Christians to abstain. It argues many struggle with addiction and quotes Bible verses to plead for a pure heart and clean mind in service to the Lord.
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