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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1951

Page

17

Clare Women Bowling Association Spring Meeting Highlights

Clare Women Bowling Association held its annual meeting at Barnes Cafe on April 8 with President Dorothy Buzard presiding. Officers elected include Dorothy Buzard president Hazel Bradshaw vice president Frances Shelander secretary and Mable Waterman trophy arm. The Gateway Lanes event honored Dorothy Weaver as sponsor and Pat Barbes secretary presented pins to bowlers scoring 200 plus.

Clare Women’s Bowling Association Barnes Cafe Dorothy Buzard Doris Marshall Hazel Bradshaw Frances Shelander Trophurex Mable Waterman Sgtyiat Arms Ila Sutton Marion Keig Donelda Coloskey Michigan Donesday Gateway Ladies ‘League Gateway Lanes Clare Country Club Neva Groves Betty Miller Vi Campbell City Bowling Association Charlotte’ Brown Dorothy Weaver Farwell Pat Barbes Fran, Belle Kate Sheredy Rose"Neff Shirley“ Neff Wildcat Clare

Mrs Jas McKay Hosts Congregational Guild May Meeting

The May Day gathering at the home of Mrs James McKay featured greetings by President Mrs Lionel Duncan. Mrs George Beck read a poem, songs were performed, and a book review by Mrs Alec Artibee highlighted Pearl Burk’s Fixile. A bake sale was announced for May 19.

James McKay Congregational Guild Lionel Duncan George Beck Harold Hughes Luxenbourg Gardens Paris Kathleen M. Manning Wlorian Godard Virginia China Gertrude Gardiner McKay H. Hughes L. Duncan Austin Bates Wallace Jonhson Rex Allen Malcolm Feighner

Clara Rebekah Lodge Enjoys Tuesday Meeting

About twenty five members attended with Mrs. Olive Irwin presiding as mobl grand. Thirteen officers and seven past noble grands were present. The charter was draped for Mrs Frances Bitler who died May 1. A report praised the Mother Daughter banquet and funds will buy silverware.

Clara Rebekah Lodge Olive Irwin Moblgrand Frances Bitler District Association Shepherd

4 H Club News from Pratt School Meeting May 7

The Pratt School 4 H Needle and Nail Club met at Miss Joan Allen’s house on Monday night May 7 at eight o’clock. The secretary collected five cent dues and read the minutes. A paper drive was approved, a new member Elizabeth Bauer joined, Cartla Bauer led the 411 pledge, George Bradley led the pledge of the United States flag, and Tommy Bauer with Jerry Lloyd planned the next meeting and served on the game committee. Members roasted wieners after activities.

Pratt Needle and Nail Club Joan Allen Walter Aes Bauer Sally Elizabath Bauer Cartla Bauer George Bradley United States Jerry Lloyd Tommy* Bauer Sally Walter

Mrs D W Osborn Delights Baptist Society With Florida Travel Tale

Mrs D W Osborn gave an engaging talk on her Florida winter church experiences and a travelogue home via Hot Springs Lookout Mountain Sky Harbor and caves. She shared visits to Crystal Cave and Lexington churches and referenced global missionary letters from Virginia Martin Doyle Brower Hackling Congo Brazil.

Rey Burgess Association of Baptists For D. Wi. Osborh Florida Little David Hot Springs Georgia Lookout Mountain Sky Harbor Crystal Cave Colling Clay Lexington Onyx Cave Helen Smith Knapp Virginia Martin Robert Doyle Aud Lewis Washington Arthur Brower Congo Africa Charles Hackling Brazil Burgess Roy Kinsey

Rebekah Mother Daughter Banquet a Big Success

Bonnets were the theme for the Rebekah Mother Daughter banquet in the Clare Hall on Friday May 4. May committee members hosted the event with hat modeling, prizes for outstanding hats, and tributes to the eldest and youngest mothers. Local mothers and daughters attended, with readings, a skit, and music concluding the program.

Rebekah Clare F. Hall May Committee Hua Schlafley Patsy Schlafley Eleanor Lehy Wilma Cowden Brother Oddfellows Lodge Effie Harvey Mary Joyner Bernice DeDolph Thelma Busche Olive Irwin Rebekah Noble Grand Cowden Fern Archambault Wanda Perrine Myttle ‘Nash Carrie Green Ellen Henderson Wave van Eileen Campbell Via Betty Luke Madeline Leiter Eleanor: Lehr Evelyn Shirley Hizabeth McClung Mary Lou Phillips Clara Sutton Fenny Archambault Mary Fancon Erma Williams Elvora Davis Hattie Varney Dagen Francis. Varney Sandra Schultz D.ar Janice Spencer Myra? Baa Mr. Pleasant Mra Cartie Green Fern Wright Spit ‘Husie Harvey

Social Bridges And Club Gatherings Noted

Mrs Homer Douglas attended the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club with Jackson Sr. as a guest. High score went to Mrs John Doherty, second to Mrs Doug las. The Octo Club met at Mrs Ben Burdo’s home for two contract tables. high went to Mrs Roy Beltinek, second to Mrs Dexter Bolden, low to Mrs Larry Jackson. Georgia Lee Shayler celebrated her seventh birthday with nine guests on Dunlop Road. The Tuesday Bridge Club at Mrs Murl Houghton’s had two tables. high to Mrs Louisa Bowler, second to Mrs W A Maynard and Mrs Kuno Hammerberg. grand slam honors to Mrs Maynard and Mrs Leo Brown. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Homer Douglas Technone ‘Jackson, Sr John ‘Doherty Douglas Octo Ben Burdo Roy Beltinek Dexter Bolden Larry Jackson Georgia Lee Shayler Dunlop Road Murl Houghton Louisa ‘ Bowler W. A. Maynard Sow Kuno Hammerberg Maynard Leo Brown

Budget Plan For Motor And Transmission Work

Dan McDonald of Your Friendly Ford Dealer promotes a no down payment budget plan for car owners tackling motor and transmission services. The offer targets customers seeking affordable repairs and financing options through the dealer.

Dan McDonald Ford

Steel Outfet Toy Vehicles Drive Huge Steel Use

Steel output from toy automobiles velocipedes and scooters accounts for more than 20 000 tons of steel annually.

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Pat Barbés Betty Millar Phylis Harsthar Mildred LeTournesu Agnes. Harmon Fran Belle Agnes Harmon Jane Calking Betty Pike Laila Haring Delores Robinson Eleanor Lehr Dinah Ruark Barbara Teale Grace Mac Arthur Alice Ruby Gertie Bower Ed Campbell Mrs. Lehr Elgin Banner Cee Liston Jas Clubs and Lodges Clara Rebekah 4-H Club News Jewelers D. W. Osborn Baptist Society W. 5Th Street Pittsburgh Andrew D. Irving Clare, Michigan Ieee Ses Peon Eae Lea Pee Weill Whitman Lentheric ‘Siler Erry
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