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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
14
Mrs. Carron Nevill was honored at a baby shower hosted by Miss Ruth Schroeder and Mrs. Gayla Seiter at the Schroeger home. Twenty five guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake with baby booties decorations. Mrs Nevill opened many gifts.
Mr and Mrs Waller Tower of Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Agnes to Mr Michael J White son of Mr and Mrs Joseph White of Clare with a June first wedding planned. K C Poulson of Saginaw and H M Sowle attended the couple's parents anniversaries at Johnny Ryan's Inn, with lighted cakes and the anniversary song played. The Sowles visited Mr and Mrs Richard Fisher and son before leaving for Clare.
Clare Hayseeders Square Dance Club met Saturday evening at the V F W hall with five sets active. Guest couples came from Bear City Gladwin and Mr and Mrs Gene Campbell nee Phyllis Pearson of Jackson, the former caller. Officers to be elected May 18 at the next dance.
Linda Hein arrived Monday afternoon April 29 to Grandma's house where Mark and Mary Dysinger Laurie Zemko and cousins plus Rilett children Susie Berg and brothers joined in a birthday party. They played games each receiving a prize and treats as Linda opened gifts. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and Kool Aid served by her mother. Also present were the children's mothers her grandma and aunt who tried visiting.
A May 1 White Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Maud Ramey welcomed eleven members and two guests with a lunch followed by Monte Carlo bingo. May 15 will feature Edith Hermann. Saturday Evening Pepper Club met May 4 at Otis North’s with top scores for Elven Larrance and Archie Beatty. Next at the Larrances’ in June. The Friendly Pepper Club gathered at Wilson Samborn’s with Orris Presley as guest. prizes went to Mrs. Samborn and Wilson Bader. Sunshine Club at Florence Robinette’s had two tables of pepper with Mrs. Zastrow and Mrs. Addie Wilson as guests. A baby shower for guest of honor Mrs. Donald Bell featured gifts, angel food cake and sherbet. Birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bergstrom honored Bonnie Bergstrom and Mr. Brewer and two children.
The annual Mother Daughter banquet at St. John’s Lutheran Church drew about one hundred attendees. Mrs. Raymond Schultz opened with table grace, and Mrs. Norman Berhenke welcomed guests and introduced toastmistress Mrs. George Lehr. Carol Baumgarth gave the toast to the mothers and Mrs. Earl Baumgarth the toast to the daughters. Mrs. J. C. Marotzke accompanied group singing, and a pantomime What I Know About Girls featured narrator Mrs. Judy Beyer and participants Patti Benchley Julie Dillon Sharon Garver and Beth Thomas. Special recognitions honored oldest mother Mrs. Emma Radcliffe youngest daughter Kathryn Ardele and a three week old daughter of Mrs. William Schaffer. four generations were represented including Mrs. Theo Lambert and others. Door prizes were awarded for special numbers, songs were sung, and thanks were given by Mrs. Berhenke. Guests came from Lansing Midland Pontiac Saginaw Houghton Lake Hemlock Beaverton and Farwell.
Rev. Van Parker will speak on The Christian Home this Sunday in observance of Mother's Day. A family night pot luck is planned for Thursday evening May 16 with members and friends invited to attend bringing table service and a dish to pass. The Women’s Fellowship raises funds for the All Faiths Chapel at Traverse City.
The Friendly Neighbor Club met with Mrs. Cafren Bouchey presiding. Members recited the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, signed cards to two members, and planned a May 16 hostess duty for Mrs. Dale Drake. Bridge and keno determined standings with Stough high, Stanley second, Erter low.
Mrs Richard Schroeder and her children were honored at a Wednesday pot luck farewell at the home of Mr and Mrs Virgil Bergstrom. Assisting hosts were Mrs Vern Hains and Mrs Dan Czyzewski as thirty six neighbors and friends gathered for games and visiting.
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