Methodist Youth Fellowship Elects Officers Sunday
The Methodist Youth Fellowship elected officers at their Sunday meeting May 11 with Rev. Charles B. Hahn presiding. Officers include Lorraine Schultz president Diana Wilson vice president Maxine Hanel secretary Lynn Hahn treasurer Janita Young worship and evangelism chair Helen Miller missions Sandra Schultz community service and Jack Sternaman recreations. Advisor Mrs William Garcon led devotions. Plans announced for the sub district meeting in Clare May 18 and officer installation May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Charles B. Hahn
Lorraine Schultz
Diana ‘Wilson
Maxine Hanel
Lynn Hahn
Juanita Young
Helen Miller
Sandra Schultz
Jack Sternaman
William Garcon
Clare
Past Matrons Club Entertained May 8th By Mrs Belle Mair
Clare Past Matrons Club met May 8 at Mrs. Belle Mair home with co host Mrs Dorothy Lloyd. Twelve members attended plus guest Mrs Patton. President Mrs Iva Fisher led the business meeting then social time. June host is Mrs Myra Asline with Mrs Mabel Horton assisting. A lunch of sandwiches tea ice cream and cookies concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Past Matrons Club
Belle Mair
Dorothy Lloyd
Patton
Iva Fisher
Myra Asline
Mabel Horton
Asline
Baptist Mother and Daughter Tea Held May Eighth
The Baptist Mother-Daughter Tea filled the church basement with about a hundred attendees. Mrs. Maud Van Den Bergh served tea while tables featured spring flowers and pussy willows. Alma Bank and Carla Mae Chaplin performed, readings were given, and Mrs. Krell led the program as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud van den Bergh
Leland Krell
Florence House
Harl Redman
Krell
C.C. Knapp
Mothers honored at community gathering program
The event recognized special mothers including Mrs. Dale Davie as the most generations present, Mrs. Mary Guy as the oldest mother, Mrs Bryan Horr as the most daughters, and Mrs. Jean Wood as the youngest mother. Calla, daughter of Mrs. Homer House, was noted as the youngest daughter. Prayer by Mrs. Redman and group singing God Be With You closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gite
Dale Davie
Mary Guy
Bryan Horr
Jean Wood
Calla
Homer House
Redman
God
Congregational Ladies Union Meeting Held at McKay Home
The Congregational Ladies Union met at Mrs. James McKay's home Friday afternoon with twelve members and one visitor. Catharine Beale presided. devotions led, a brief business session followed. Members urged to pay dues for a church front light project and funds to be in treasury soon. Next gathering set with Mrs. H. C. Cudney on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Union
James MccKay
Catharine Beale
Union
H. C. Cudney
Carrie Perverse
Berthe Cappaert
Engagement Plans Weidman Couple With Lake Station Roots
Mrs. Harry Cornell of Lake Station announces Linda Lee Cornell’s engagement to James Cole of Weidman. Miss Cornell works for Pere Marquette Railroad in Midland and Cole is employed by Dow Chemical and plays for Dow Athletic Club softball. Wedding plans are not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cornell
Lake Station
Linda Lee
James Cole
Weidman
Miss Cornell
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Midland
Clare Cole
Dow Chemical Company
Dow Athletic Club
Virginia Cornell Becomes Bride of Harley Luke
Virginia G. Cornell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cornell of Luke married Harley A Luke son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Luke of Clare in a nuptial ceremony at Indiana River officiated by Rev Father Charles Brophy. Attendants were Maxine Cornell and Eugene Luke. They reside in Clare at 813 McEwan Street after a weeklong honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
G. Cornell
Harry Cornell
Luke
Harley A. Luke
Floyd Luke
Clare
Indiana River
Charles Brophy
Maxine Cornell
Eugene Luke
McEwan Street
Mrs Roy Beltinck Honored at Shower Evening
Mrs Bessie Woodcock and co hostess Mrs Hollis Walton hosted a stork shower for Mrs Roy Beltinck at the Woodcock home on Jackson Street. Five bridge tables provided entertainment with awards for high score and consolation. gifts accompanied each prize and guests showered Beltinck with presents. Ice cream cake and coffee were served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoll
al Crum
Chester Richard
John Bruckart
Dorsey Mussell
Bessie Woodcock
Hollis Walton
Roy Beltinck
Woodcock
Jackson Street
Laurence Jackson, Jr
Kenneth Ritter
Leo Oden
Beltinck
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Methodist Sunday School
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Ray Voige
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Jack Cook
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Roy E. Cimmerer
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