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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
3
The final Girl Scout pot luck is set for Monday evening May 14 at 6 00. Each troop handles a dish with families preparing baked beans jello potato salad sandwiches relishes and snacks. A songs and games session follows and a court of awards will grant rank and proficiency to all girls.
The Congregational Ladies Union gathered May 4 at Mrs James McKay Triday home. Sixteen members and guests attended as President Gertrude Gardiner opened with scripture and prayer. Refreshments featured a birthday cake for the celebrant. A next meeting is planned at Mrs Catharine Beale’s home on May 18.
Joan Lattin a Coolidge Arizona high school freshman and Cpl. Bill Forehand at Castle Field Merced California wed in informal ceremony April 28 at 11 00 am in Coolidge Community Church The Rev Bari Ward officiated with relatives present The bride wore an orchid dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage The sister Audrey was maid of honor Best man Fred Sprinkles They plan brief wedding trip before he reports to duty at Castle Field She will join him there later
Zenobia Chapter O.E.S met Thursday evening May 3 with matron Mrs. Hrma Gephart and patron Waldo Gephart presiding. Visitors included Betty Oldfield on furlough from Heidelberg Germany. a memorial service honored three past grand matrons. bake sale May 26 and C.G.M. Association meeting May 31 were announced. substitute officers and lunch were noted.
The Mothers Club invites all members to the final meeting on May 14 featuring the presentation of officers for the coming year. A social hour will follow the business session.
Beta Sigma Phi met at the Congregational church parlors Monday with Mrs. John Hall Jr in charge. A report noted the Cancer Society drive quota was reached and a benefit card party was planned for next Monday.
Circle II of the W.S.C.S met Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church with good attendance. Mrs. Irene Cobb chaired the session, Rev. L. J. Nevins gave the opening prayer, and new officers were elected: Mrs. Juanita Green as chairman, Mrs. Lois Foell as secretary, and Mrs. Mildred Bell as treasurer.
Twenty five relatives gathered in Hatton township on Thursday evening May 8 to honor Mrs Wm Kanarr. They arrived at seven with baskets and a large birthday cake, sang Happy Birthday and shared a pot luck supper of cakes pies and other viands. Gifts and cards were presented as guests lingered to wish many more anniversaries.
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