Alice L Seeley Chapter Holds Installation at Farwell
The Alice L Seeley Chapter No 194 OES held its officers installation on Tuesday evening October 27. Eva Schiefley welcomed guests and a Bible ceremony was presented by past matrons. New officers include Mrs Dorothy Schmid as worthy matron and Mr David Wiggins as worthy patron with many officers installed.
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Alice L. Seeley
OES
Eva
Ed Schiefley
Schinfley
Emma Everts
Clare
Lola Ranch
Coleman
Elizabeth Whittier
Midland
C.G.M
Pearl Murphy
Maggie Clark
Lida Court
Schlafley
Dorothy Schmid
Frank
Linda Schmid
Mary Luce
Ruby Strong
Marshal
Lucille Jones
Adah
Lenora Love
Ruth
Ann Kinsey
Sthery
Grace . Sherman
Martha
Leah Wiggins
Electa
Stella Koepplinger
Ed Schlafley
Sentinel
Dorothy Loomis
Dorothy Baker
O.es
Linda
Mary
Schmid
Frank Andrews
Mt. Clemens
Jay Bellinger
Corp of Workers
Thunderstorm Car Safety Belief Debunked
Motorists in storms are safer inside vehicles as lightning travels through the car body and grounds via the wheels, reducing the risk of direct injury.
Kings Daughters Bible Lesson on Book Of Solomon
Kings Daughters met Tuesday evening with president Mrs. Wayne Cowles leading devotions. The group studied Solomon writings, with papers by Mrs. Kate Knapp Mrs. Stella Eaton and Mrs. Frances Davis. They noted funds for West Africa dispensary and Los Angeles mission building, plus gifts from church auxiliaries. Acknowledgments praised sending Sunday School papers to rest homes and St. Lucia Philippine Islands. Members planned to ship a family kit for furloughed missionaries in Pakistan and discussed Christmas projects benefiting Michigan Children’s Home. December will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whitford with a Christmas atmosphere.
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King's Daughtersi
Wayne Cowles
Vern Whitford
Solomon
Kate Knapp
Stella Eaton
Frances Davis
Cowles
Michigan Christian Home Association
Lewis VanDerKady
Grand Rapids
Raber
Hiawatha
Michigan
James Walsh
Pakistan
K.d’s
Michigan Childrens Home
St. Louis
West Ludington Drive
Plate Plus Tab System Saves Time For Motorist
Michigan adopts the plate plus tab system reducing 1960 license applications by one third. Drivers keep 1959 plates with 60 tabs, saving time, ink, and paper. The change eliminates the need for a new Police Book and streamlines state printing and registration.
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Diutle
James M. Hare
Michigan
Hare
Department of State
Social Briefs On Bridge Clubs And Hosts
The 8 O clock club hosted two tables of contract bridge last Wednesday evening with Mrs Willard Bell as hostess. Mrs Dick Wilson won high score followed by Mrs Ralph Ackerman and Mrs Stanley Parish. Mrs Hollis Walton hosted Tuesday for the Octo Club, two tables of contract bridge with high score to Mrs Larry Jackson and second to Mrs Arthur Ulrich and sow to Mrs Roy Beltinck. grand slam honors to Mrs Walton and Mrs Ulrich. Mrs Clayton Neff entertained two tables Wednesday evening for two table contract bridge. high score went to Mrs W A Maynard of Coleman, second to Mrs Willard Bicknell and low to Mrs Kuno Hammerberg. lunch was served.
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Willard Bell
Dick Wilson
Ralph Ackerman
Stanley Parish
Hollis Walton
Highscore
Larry Jackson
Arthur Ulrich
Sow
Roy Beltinck
Walton
Ulrich
Clayton Neff
W. A. Maynard
Coleman
Willard Bicknell
Kuno Hammerberg
Alfred Zastrow
Jolly Time Club
William Campbell
Ernest Slater
Joe Moose
Anita Cook
Ervin Zinser
Roy Harter
Bessie Woodcock
Sue Holmes
Social Briefs From Friday Bridge Club Activities
The Friday Bridge Club met in Farwell at Mrs. James Rassat’s home with two tables of contract. Estella Artibee won first and Homer Douglas second. The Tally Club, led by Mrs. William Case, also had two tables. Russell Foell won high score, Dan Burdo second, Campbell low, with refreshments served and a November 12 meeting planned.
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Farwell
James Rassat
Estella Artibee
Homer Douglas
William Case
Russell Foell
Dan Burdo
Robert Campbell
Winter driving tips from the National Safety Council
The council urges slower speeds in bad weather and emphasizes preparation for winter driving. It recommends snow tires or chains, clear windshields, and functioning defrosters, plus braking techniques to avoid skids. It notes rainfall, fog, and snow contribute to fatal accidents and stresses seat belts as vital protection.
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National Safety Council
Cattle Egrets Display Vivid Color Change in Greeting
Descriptive note observes yellowish bills of Spanish cattle egrets turning blush pink when birds greet mates, highlighting a striking color shift during social behavior.
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