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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
12
Miss Carron Randall attended a prenuptial shower on Sunday October 29 at the home of Miss Gayla Carron with Miss Ruth Janet Schroeder as co host. Sixteen guests enjoyed games and prizes for Carron and refreshments. Randall will wed Neil Nevill on November 18.
The Zenobia Chapter of the OES held its regular meeting on Thursday November 2 with new officers in place led by Worthy Matron Mary Cotton and Worthy Patron Warren White. A school of instruction is planned for January 11 1962 with Mrs Lil Hansen as instructress. A December 8 luncheon and bazaar was announced.
The Chatter Box group of Farm Bureau met November 3 at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey’s home. They finalized plans for the annual Christmas party to be held December 15 at Mrs. Magdalena Tolson’s Lake George residence. The gathering featured refreshments and organ music.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday with good attendance. President Mrs. L. R. Cotton led the session with flags, the pledge and prayer. Rehabilitation reports noted gifts for the Saginaw Veterans Hospital and volunteers to wrap them. A Wolverine Girls State delegate will be chosen by Mrs. Arleigh Gorr. Past President Parley updates and a November 27 meeting were announced. A Veterans Day program and pot luck supper were planned for Friday at 6:00 PM.
The Clare Hayseeders Square Dance Club held a Saturday session in LO.0.F. Hall with four guest couples from Saginaw and two from Harrison. Five squares danced most of the night with several round dances. Plans discussed for the Penguin Dance in January at Harrison and the N.E.M.A. Dance in Saginaw on November 21. Next meeting set for November 18. guests welcome.
Gilbert Hunt of Lake was surprised on Sunday October 29 as his children grandchildren and great grandchildren arrived with baskets for a chicken dinner at his home. Attendees included Floyd Hunt Harland Clare Manuel Hunt Grand Rapids Harold Hunt Davi son William Hunt Lake William White Kenny Farwell Terry Brigner Elaine Blanchard.
Girl Scout Troop 9 led by Mrs. Robert Hillyard and Mrs. Don Lewis hosted a Halloween party at the Lewis home on Monday October 30. Refreshments included pizza potato chips coke and Halloween candy. Girls danced played games and won prizes.
The November meeting of the Baptist King's Daughters aaol was led by president Mrs. Tom Sheredy. Miss Margrit Theysohn from Hanover Germany spoke on her experiences as an exchange student and the 600 applicants for American opportunities. Members announced new officers and discussed holiday packages for foreign mission field workers. The December meeting will reveal secret sisters and include a kitchen gift shower.
The Netober gathering at Clare County Civil Defense Council convened with Mrs. Iaa Hammond presiding. Attendees included Lester Cotton, Clarence Gunn, Mayor Gerald Nivison, Walter White, Sheriff James Darling, and Merle Archambault who spoke on radiological monitoring and Geiger counters. The group discussed the Survival plan, Cadillac broadcasts starting November 13, and planned civil defense classes pending arrangements.
A sequence of contract and bridge gatherings unfolds with Mrs. Ben Burdo hosting the Octo Club, high scores by Mrs. Beltinck and Mrs. Burdo, and a shared grand slam. Other clubs visit Mt. Pleasant, enjoy lunches, and name prize winners including Mrs. Elden, Mrs. Schafer, and Mrs. McTaggart.
Rev. D. R. Salisbury will speak on What is a Methodist during Sunday services at 8 30 and 11 00. Listen at 11 30 over WCRM. Evangelistic meetings begin November 19 for two weeks with social hours and nursery. Sanctuary open for prayer November 18 from 2 to 8 p m. Methodist Men plan Pancake Supper at the new IGA store on Saturday. Woman's Society meets November 14 with special program by Mrs John Hanson.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Graber of Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Delores Joane to Edwin Leroy Morrison of Custer. The wedding is set for Saturday November 11 at 2 p m at Barryton Church of God with a reception in the church basement.
Brownie troop potluck announced for Monday November 13 at 6 pm in the multi purpose room at Clare High School. Mothers will be notified of the dish to bring serving eight people and to bring a complete service for themselves and their daughters. Coffee and milk provided.
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