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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
11
The Clare PTA will host a panel discussion on report cards and parent teacher conferences next Monday evening at 8:00 in the school auditorium. Moderator Gerald Burgess will be joined by two teachers and two mothers, with time for audience questions.
Local leaders Dr. R B Kring F P Board man Rev Van Parker and Carl Gruno donate time to the Clare Girl Scouts fundraising drive. Contributions may be left at Citizens State Bank or sent to Mrs Kenneth Doyle 1005 Court Street Clare. There are 169 active Girl Scouts and Brownies, who cover enrollment fees and uniforms. funds stay in Clare for local activities this season.
Mr and Mrs Frank Nevins observed their 42nd wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Darwin Mott and family. Guests included their children Alva McReynolds Alfred Smith Fred Bush with extended families from Coleman Midland Clare Mt Pleasant. The Nevins received a money purse and other gifts.
The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and the Business and Professional Women’s Club screened a self examination cancer film Tuesday at the Hotel Doherty. Dr. Donald Dunlop answered questions. Delta Psi Chapter set plans for a Holiday Ball at Hotel Doherty on December 17 with tickets from members. A Christmas box packing initiative was arranged. The next Delta Psi meeting is December 6 at Barnes Town and Country Lounge.
Esther Circle opened its November gathering at Mrs. Lester Cotton’s residence with 14 members and one guest present. Mrs. Glen Hammond led the meeting in prayer and devotion based on Isaiah 40:35 with the theme Into All the World Together.
A hearty old fashioned dish features thinly sliced round steak in canned beef gravy simmered with onion and mushrooms. Stir in sour cream before serving over buttered noodles with a green salad and fruit dessert for a warm family supper.
Electa Circle gathered at Mrs. Laurence Seiter’s home with sixteen members. They planned rooms and meals for the MYF at the church and announced a W.S.C.S. Christmas program on December 13. The next circle will be hosted by Mrs. Willard Ireland for December.
The Clarenik Extension Group met Wednesday evening November 8 at Mrs. Ray Strauch's Lake Thirteen home with eleven members and one guest. Mrs. James Davis chaired the business meeting. A mystery Christmas dinner party is planned for December 21, and a Christmas basket for three needy families will be packed at Mrs. Henry Kinsel's home with gifts brought by members. A Christmas Workshop featured decorating displays by Mrs. Roy Kinsey, Mrs. Ted Hiles, and Mrs. Henry Kinsel.
The Chemical City Canton Auxiliary met in the Midland hall for their annual review and official visit of department president Mrs. Doris Martin of Detroit. Mrs. Elsie Martin of Port Huron reviewed. Clare members included Olive Irwin and others. meetings will resume December 8 in Midland with a turkey dinner for the Christmas party and gift exchange.
The Clare Extension Group No. 4 met at Mrs. Homer Borle’s home on Riverside Drive November 15 with Mrs. Virgil Bergstrom presiding. Members received candy boxes for the County Council sale. A Christmas Tea will be December 1 at the Clare Methodist Church with gift exchange replacing gifts.
A Sunday birthday dinner was hosted at the Charles Rutter home in Colonvile. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rutter and their Elm Grove family, Mr. and Mrs. John Waddington and Loomis family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schumacher and family of southeast Sheridan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and family of Bard.
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