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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
16
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The final Farwell Pack Meeting before September will be held at the Methodist Church on May 17. Three Dens will perform a Show Boat skit for guests including parents neighbors and friends. The Farwell W C T U meets Thursday May 12 at 2 00 p m at John Sommer home Maple Road a Mothers Day emphasis. Grace Bible Church installed six stained glass windows. Mothers Day dinner guests were the Kadwells and the Dawson family from Ewart.
Little Deborah Sue Davison, two and a half, died after a brief illness at Saginaw General Hospital. Born September 3, 1957 in Tokyo, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Davison and sister of Linda K. Survived by numerous grandparents, great grandmothers, aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services were held May 9 at Farwell Methodist Church with ministers officiating and Coker Funeral Home handling arrangements.
The Farwell Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the Methodist Church on May 5. The ceremony installed new officers led by Mrs. Vernon Andrews, with candle symbolism. Officers include President Mrs. Raymond Scott, Vice President Mrs. Walder Badger, Recording Secretary Mrs. Archie Border, Treasurer Mrs. John Shilling, and others across committees.
At a quarterly meeting Farwell Methodist Church reported a stronger foundation and six months of solid progress. Methodist Men shared a Wednesday dinner and planned to assist Bob Wilson rebuilding his barn after the storm. Mrs Gladys Scott led W S C S members to the district meeting in Alma and new stained glass windows were installed at Grace Bible Church. New members Winston Walker and family arrived from Ann Arbor. Mothers Day honored three mothers, plus Missionary and Assembly of God activities were noted with illness and baptisms notations.
Mrs Hazel Orton and her son Carl visited the Coffey Rest Home Friday night. The Coffeys and their son Michael joined the Robert Snowers and Sam, plus Joe, for a fishing trip to Grindstone City. Hostesses Mrs Jardeena Tryon and Mrs Vernie Hose served refreshments.
Mrs Jud Brasington visited Edmore with relatives then joined Mrs Richard Ormiston and husband of Flint for Gilmore church services. Raymond VanBuskirk and sons joined for Mothers Day dinner. Coffey Rest Home resident Blanche Griffin received a Happy Mothers Day call from Emmet Scottville.
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