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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
14
Local residents and visitors share meals and greetings across many households. Guests include Me and Mrs Orlando Grubber with Mr and Mrs John Stowgh, plus extended travels of Garchows Campbells and Archambaults. Community events feature church outings and a Jehovah’s Witness assembly plans in Ludington.
The Theta Rho Girls Club met Thursday evening November 1 with Nina Leiter president in charge. Eighteen girls and two advisors answered roll call. party report favorable and finance projects discussed. Next meeting November 15 with officer nominations, election on first December meeting.
Kathy Owens observed her fifth birthday on October 28. Her mother planned a party for the 27th, but Kathy celebrated alone due to chickenpox. The party was postponed to Saturday, November 3, with Severn guests, three mothers, games, ice cream, cake, and gifts.
The November pot luck for the Clare Girl Scouts will be next Monday evening the 12th in City Hall. Serving to begin at 6 15 Scouts Brownies and their mothers are urged to attend Circle II of the Congregational Women's Fellowship will meet Tuesday November 13 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Stuart Bicknell This date has been changed from November 20 which is Thanksgiving week This will be a work meeting.
Methodist Men and women of the Women’s Society of Christian Service announce a date change for the family pot luck supper from November 8 to November 9 at 6 30. Rev Nevins will report on the Michigan Conference Seminar at the United Nations Headquarters. All who can attend are welcome.
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting Monday evening in the Legion Rooms. All members are urged to attend.
The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship reports October meetings each Monday led by Rev. Sk J. Nevins on the Christian Church. A second meeting featured devotional plus hymnals mending. A hay ride party for 33 members and guests visited Rev. Arthur Delamarter at Gods Way Camp with refreshments.
Mr and Mrs James Bader celebrate the birth of a daughter Pamela Sue on Sunday November 4 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing nine pounds seven and a half ounces. Mother is Nancy Randall daughter of Thomas Randall. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilson Bader and Mr and Mrs Robert Dunn of Clare. Robert Lds lie born October 30 at Clare General Hospital weighing six pounds three ounces to Mr and Mrs. lie
City brief reports a Sunday November 4 meeting at St Johns Lutheran Church Glare and a group bowling outing afterward. The fragment notes the church basement gathering and social activity with no further details.
Mrs Dale White hosted the Canasta Club with high score to Mrs Fred Busche Jr and low to Mrs Jack Green. Mrs Russell Foell hosted the Tally Club with prizes to Mrs William Qase high score and Mrs Hillebrandt low. meeting planned Nov 16 with Mrs J R Gershon. The Lucky Club postponed to Nov 16 with hostess Mrs Effie Harvey. District Association Rebekahs and Oddfellows event in Farwell noted for Nov 9. Family dinner honors Mrs Albert Seiter. Friday Bridge Club directed by Mrs Homer Douglas with grand slam to Mrs Douglas and Mrs J J Green. other prizes to Mrs Doherty and Mrs Hartshorn. Jolly Time Club met at Mrs Jack Rube’s. pepper tables, high score to Mrs Busche Jr and traveler to Mrs Irnest Slater. meeting Nov 15 with Mrs Alfred Zastrow.
The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ezra Cobleign. A brief business meeting preceded a bridge game with prizes for Mrs. Price first, Mrs. Jack Bouchey second, and Mrs. John Morden low. Lunch followed and the group set to meet November 15 with Mrs. Omer Parent as hostess.
Miss Tuella Neubecker and James Lawler were married in a high mass ceremony at St Philomena Church. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with tulle over satin, veil of imported French illusion, and a single strand of pearls. The couple will reside in Mt. Pleasant where the groom farms and the bride works for Union Telephone. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home and a reception in Beal City Hall hosted guests from Detroit to Remus.
At the East Tawns gathering for the Legion and Auxiliary, Conrad Walker and others joined Mr. and Mrs. Cre guer and several couples. Dinner guests included Mcuddy evening and Art Ulrich’s family, while deer hunters Art and Bill Ulrich were in Canada. Bay City shopping trip marked by visits to cousin Miss Frances Archambault at her new home.
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