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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
9
Farwell residents Mr and Mrs Ray Agile of 270 West Main will be honored with an open house on Sunday November 19 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Their children and friends invite guests to call between 1 and 5 p.m.
Miss Linda Fetters of Farwell and Lt. John Craig Bedard of Farwell were wed October 14 at Farwell Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony. The nicely dressed bridal party included maid of honor JoAnn DuCharme and bridesmaids and relatives. After a Niagara Falls trip the couple will reside in Mannheim Germany where he is stationed.
About fifty members and visitors of Clara Rebekah Lodge attended the Tuesday evening gathering with Agnes Pudway and Connie Strouse presiding. Patsy Schlafley received honors of the degree as district officers and other guests from Coleman and Shepherd attended. The charter was draped for Elisa Johnson. Olive Irwin thanked supporters. plans were made to bake candy for the Jackson home and a 20 year jewel was awarded to Vi Holt. The penny match became a silver offering for the Jackson home fund and birthday observations followed with a Thanksgiving theme.
The Clare Methodist Men met November 9 in the Green Room. A turkey dinner for 28 was served by the Susanna Wesley Circle. Leon Dull presided as president and planning for a pancake supper was completed. Rev. Karl Wickstrom from the Congregational Church delivered an inspirational Thanksgiving message.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Crivac returned from a Washington D C visit with Mr and Mrs Loren Fishbeck formerly Miss Sally Crivac They toured the nation s capital and learned from Elfred A Cederberg 10th district representative who gave a personal tour of the Senate and House of Representatives followed by dinner in the House cafe A once in a life time treat.
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Friendly Pepper Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Forest Brewer. prizes to Mrs Lewis Dawson Wilson Bader high scores. tour traveler prize to Wilson Sam born. Sunshine Club guests include Mrs Margaret Bolle and Mrs Bessie French. prizes to Bolle Albert Rube French June Ramey traveler. Eight O Clock Eight Club at Norris Blystone. high scores to Blystone. Pepper Club at Otis Norton with three tables. high scorers Frank and Ruby Newman. traveler to Frank Faber. Shafers hold 25th anniversary and housewarming on Washington Road with gifts. Octo Club at Mrs Celia Halil. grand slam to Mrs White Kigar Ben Burdo Ronald Wilson. Meet-a-While Club plans Christmas dinner December 6 and gift exchange at Louis Lennox home in Coleman.
The Congregational Woman’s Fellowship met November 6 at 10 a.m. President Mrs. John Finlayson led devotions on Growth in Grace. Bazaar and luncheon duties were assigned to several members. Rev. Charles Blackney, missionary evangelist from Chikore Africa, spoke as the guest.
The Commission on Christian Social Concerns at the Methodist Church hosted speaker T E Tetreault Parole and Probation Officer with his wife from Mr Pleasant Sunday evening. The talk covered crime types including murders and thefts and emphasized involvement and communication and religious training background as important.
Mr and Mrs C A Bere request no gifts for their 50th wedding anniversary open house to be held Sunday November 19 at Clare Methodist Church. This detail was omitted from last week’s article.
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