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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1941
Page
10
Beaver ton visitors and numerous family visits fill a long social column. Residents from Detroit Flint Cadillac and Lansing share time with relatives in Dewey Paxton, Laur ant families, and others. Deer hunting trips, church events, and community meetings punctuate the week.
Jamaica exports kola nuts to the United States at a rapid pace of one pound per minute. The West Indies commodity trade highlights strong demand for kola nuts and reinforces Jamaica as a key supplier to U S markets.
The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met at the parsonage with Mrs. Hall Wednesday afternoon, forty members present. Devotions cited Armis tice Day and peace, and plans were made for magazine and rummage sale drives. Hostesses organized a pot luck dinner and birthday tribute followed, with Mrs. Howard chosen to supply the next cake.
Mrs Hifie Harvey presided at the Rebekah session Tuesday evening. Mrs Fannie Schultz announced her appointment as District Deputy President and thanked the Assembly President for the recommendation. Mrs Htta Howard spoke of the Blood Donors Club aiding the Oddfellows project. Mrs Elizabeth McIntosh resigned as Recording Secretary and Mrs Sadie Ogle was appointed to fill the vacancy. Mrs Schultz awarded a gift to Mrs Crystal Walters for selling the Dolly Durits. A new membership drive was set to attract new members before January 1. The club will meet at Mrs Lulu Lambs this Friday.
About eighty farmers and friends gathered at Hamilton town hall Friday evening for a program and social time. William Foell of Clare presented films Farmer and Defense and Meat and Romance. Joe Sullivan chaired with readings, guitar solo, and talks by Paul Gibson County Agent Robert Kleiner County Chairman and Eva Schlafley County AAA Fieldwoman. A pot luck supper closed the event.
The King's Daughters Society met at Mrs Harry Foss's home for a regular session led by president Mrs Robert Ryan. The group opened with singing My Faith Looks Up to Thee as roll call proceeded and plans were discussed.
Members shared Thanksgiving scripture verses and a social gathering with 20 members and children. The hostess receives a going away gift as she prepares to travel with Mrs Foss and her daughter to Florida for the winter. The group will not meet next week, resuming November 26 at the McIntosh country home.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Hochstetler announce the birth of a son on Wednesday morning November 12 at Community Hospital in Mt Pleasant. The baby weighs seven and a half pounds and will be named John Michael.
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