MD Banquet Honors Mothers and Daughters
Mothers and Daughters gathered at the Congregational Church dining room for their annual banquet. Tables decorated in orchid and yellow by Mrs. James Perrine. Mrs. Stanley Parrish led kitchen duties while men and boys served. Toastmistress Mrs. James Bicknell introduced the program. Carol Filones delivered the Toast to the Mothers. Mrs Roy Flones spoke for the Daughters. Junior Ghost girls performed and Tune Twisters sang. Sharron Williams and John Tope from Central Michigan University performed. Four generations of one family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
James Perrine
Stanley Parrish
James Bicknell
Carol Filones
Roy Flones
Joe Johnston
Sharron
Williams
John Tope
Central Michigan University
Local social notes list guests and visitors around Columbus area
Harrison Briefs detail weekends and social calls across multiple households. Names include Mrs. Melvin Stevens Columbus Mrs. Art Van Hooser Dexter Mrs. Norma Cook and family, the Allen family Sonia, the Ruttners Cottonville, the Magnus family, the Gibsons, Omani, and many others visiting for Mothers Day and related events. Carriers attended funerals and family gatherings in Gladwin and Bay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Art van Hooser
Dexter
Norma Cook
Duane Allen
Susie
Claudia
Sonia
Jim Duggan
Midland
Karl Mavis
Martha Allen
Lewis Ruttner
Edward Magnus
Cotonville
Paul Gibson
Marvin Heintz
Peter Oman
Elizabeth
Florida
Anna Carpenter
Lottie Parker
Mynard Maybee
Arthur Sheffield
Mr. Pleasant
Beverly Iutzi
Helen Peters
Gordon and
Lisa
Earl Thomas
Brock couple to celebrate Golden Wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Brock observe their Golden Wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday May 22 at the Orr Community Center from 2 00 to 5 00 p m Friends and relatives are invited and gifts are not requested
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George Brock
Orr Community Center
Brocks
Delta Psi Installs Officers for Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
The Beta Sigma Phi Delta Psi Chapter held its meeting at Town and Country Tuesday evening. Carol Snively was installed as president with Arlene Poet as vice president and other officers named. Plans include a progressive dinner at Poet’s home and the Cancer Dance in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carol Snively
Arlene Poet
Marilyn Miller
Helen Smith
Marge Murray
Carla Lear
Ja nice Rose Shull Weds James Frederick in Arcadia Chapel
Mr and Mrs Garth Shull announce the marriage of their daughter Janice Rose Shull to James Frederick of Arcadia California. The ceremony was held April 9 in a Baptist chapel and the couple plan a brief honeymoon in Nevada before settling at 126 East Colorado Arcadia. Both work for the General Telephone Company of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Shull
Janice Rose
James Frederick
Arcadia
California
Nevada
East
Colorado
Frederick
General Telephone Company of
Safe Child's Play and Accident Proofing Tips
The piece urges parents to create enclosed safe play areas for toddlers and inspect for hazards such as glass nails holes and loose equipment. It stresses teaching children safety rules and supervised play while presenting basic first aid knowledge. Travelers safety experts advocate a positive approach to instilling safety in swimming bicycling boating and walking activities.
Begin Play For Season In Wednesday Women's League
The Wednesday Morning Women's League met at Twin Elms at 10 a.m. on May 4 with 22 players. Using the Galloway system prizes were awarded for low putts and low approach to Joanna Folkert Doris Ackerman Lola Blystone, and Jean Gradit had the low score. All members must play five games in the first three weeks and play with members to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms
Joanna Folkert
Doris Ackerman
Lola Blystone
Jean Gradit
Social Briefs From Local Card Clubs
The Eight O Clock Eight Bridge Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Stanley Parish home. Two tables of contract were played with prizes for Mrs. Ralph Ackerman first, Mrs. Gary Rayburn second, Mrs. Roy Dunbar third. Saturday Evening Pepper Club met May 7 at Otis North home with three tables. high scores: Mrs. Frank Newman and Elven Larrance. second Mrs. Elven Larrance and James Mester. low Mrs. George Sexton and Charles Smith. traveler Frank Newman. Next meeting June 4 at George Sexton home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Mester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. Bucholz
Bay City
Shell
Ralph Carpenter
Tommy
Anna Carpenter
Anna Barclay
Greg
Ronald Barnes
Ruth Ann
Saginaw
Frank Walters
Grand Blanc
Clara Smith
Roger Sommers
Albert Bruce
Michael Kroner
Youngstown
Ohio
DeWayne Nash
Garden City
Norman Bruce
Lansing
Harry Keith
Mt. Morris
Leonard Schwanz
Iva Orcutt
Elmo Dunn
Glen Hutson
Gladwin
Eight Bridge Club
Stanley Parish
Ralph Acker~ Man
Gary Rayburn
Roy Dunbar
Pepper Club
Otis North
Frank Newman
Elven Larrance
James Mester
George Sexton
Charles Smith
Care tip for drying colorwork sweaters
Place a drying frame or cardboard between the front and back of a multi color sweater while drying. Insert tissue to separate layers and prevent color transfer and staining during the drying process.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. and
Mrs
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Clare Sentinel
City Bakery
Charles Palshan
Harrison
Se Grads
Ladies Timex
Remington - Schick - Sunbeam Shavex
Shulton - Faberge - Channel - Tweed Tabu and
Yardley
Timex
Old Spice
Currier & Ives
Gillette
Jade East
English Leather
Mens Electric
Remington - Schick
Ronson - Noreico
Sunbeam
KODAK
Imavenamie
Ade
NPOAK
Roy E. Cimmerer
Maree
Cootex Fawcett
Furina
Purina Pet Care Center
St. Louis
Jane Bicknell
United States
France
Spain
Freida Brownridge
Janice Shull
Jean Kinkead
Margies Beauty Salon
Oakland Drive
Clare
Marjorie Seiter
Phyllis Balcom
Alma Beauty College
Leiter Brothers
Oxfords
Bicknell’s
Levi & Farah
Michigan
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