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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1949

Page

3

Geraldine Ward and Marvin Kent Exchange Vows

Miss Geraldine Ward daughter of Mrs Hugh Douglas Lake becomes the bride of Marvin Kent Farwell at the groom's parents home with Elder Carl Ewing presiding at 2 30 PM. The bride wore a blue silk street length gown with white pink carnations a corsage. Maid of honor Velma Ewing wore aqua satin and pink white corsage. Best man Paul Ewing. Guests came from Clare Farwell Belding Stanton Lake and Flint. They plan to live in Farwell after the honeymoon. Kent works at Clare Manufacturing Co plant.

Geraldine Ward Hugh Douglas Lake Marvin Kent Farwell Chas. Kent Carl Ewing Velma Ewing Paul Ewing Clare Belding Stanton, Lake Flint Mr. Kent Clare Manufacturing Co

Girl Scout Fall Meet Held at Clare Methodist Church

The Girl Scouts gathered for the first fall meeting at Clare Methodist Church with mothers, scouts, and leaders attending a pot luck supper. Mrs. Fred Bergey's troop led the program while Mrs. Gladys Coulson's unit managed the kitchen. new president Mrs. Mra. Neff announced officer roles and future rotating program duties.

Clare Methodist Church Mra Fred Bergey Gladys Coulson Clayton Neff Harold Jones Howard Everts Neff Hattie Haddox Clyde Porter Deibert Nolan M. Cole Thomas Cook Mel Barry J. P. Goggin Leo Brown Willard Bicknell Ted Hoersch Lance Thayer Harold Schaeffer Gordon Rogers Nearine Miller Gerald Green Wayne Friesner Laurie Woodward Dominic McConnell

Girl Scout Troop Activities Highlight December Meeting

Reports show girls visiting White's Greenhouse and completing tenderfoot tests while textile painting and babysitting projects progress. Mrs Bicknell led Station C G S ceremonies with a theme song and an interview on Girl Scouts work abroad. Janice Borrer played Doll Dance and Mrs Coulson’s troop will host December 12th with Mrs Cook’s troop handling dining.

Hacktroon Wat Mrs. Cook

Pastor and Wife of Gilmore Church Honored Monday

A social evening at the parsonage of the Gilmore Church of Christ marked by a God Speed sendoff for Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Krause and their ministry. Nineteen friends from Madison Avenue Church of Christ, New Castle Pennsylvania, attended including Mr. and Mrs. James I. Pitts and son Bernard, and others.

Gilmore Church of Christ Howard T. Krause Madison Avenue Church of Christ New Castle Pennsylvania James I. Pitts Bernard Dell Esterline Lynn Larry William Graham Virginia Ilah Stuart Dean Franklin Graham Walter Wood Heesen A. Perry Krave

Demonstration and program enjoyed at Wicklund home

Beta Sigma Phi members gathered November 7 at Mrs. John Wicklund Jr home for a delicious and informative program by Ruth Smith foods demonstrator for Michigan Consolidated Gas Company. Slides on making plain foods attractive and garnishments were shown. A brief business meeting followed and members were invited to sample Miss Smiths creations. Donations of tired clothing and toys can be picked up by calling 270-12 or 459.

Beta Sigma Phi John Wicklund Ruth Smith Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Miss Smith

Clare Auxiliary Nominates Officers in Midland Meeting

Clare members of the Chemical Center Canton Auxiliary met in Midland Thursday evening presided by Mrs Leona Falkenstein. The next auxiliary session on Thanksgiving night is postponed to December 1 in Clare with officer nominations. election follows December 8 in Midland. Installation set for the first meeting in January.

Clare Chemical Center Canton Auxiliary Midland Leona Falkenstein

Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meets in I O O F Hall

The Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge held a Wednesday night meeting in the I O O F Hall with about 30 members and 12 Past Noble Grands present. Past Grand Carrie Waddington chaired, Alicia Allen was Vice Grand, and the group postponed bake sale and bazaar. The lodge presented an oil heater to the Odd Fellows hall and wished members a warm winter. Several sisters ill were reported.

Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Carrie Waddington Alicia Allen Odd Fellows Rebekahs

Clara Rebekah Lodge Holds November Meeting in Town

About forty members gathered Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd presiding. Substitute officers included Mrs. Betty Wood and others. Marguerite Leonard reported on the Birthday supper and Hunters Ball set for November 19. Thanksgiving baskets were planned with donations requested next Tuesday. Theta Rho Girls advisor Batty Wood announced a skating party and cooperation was sought. Nominations of officers begin next Tuesday evening.

Clara Rebekah Lodge Dorothy Shepherd Noble Grand Betty Wood Nearine Miller Etta Abbott Cecil Bouchey Wanda Perrine Blednor Madison Marguerite Leonard Batty Wood Theta Rho Rebekaha

Clare Bridge Tournaments Final Round at Hotel Doherty

The final round of the Clare bridge tournament was played at the Hotel Doherty. Prizes went to four high teams Wallace-Anderson Johnston-Doherty Hall-Frey and Bicknell-Wyman. Grand slam honors were earned by Borror-Bicknell Wallace-Anderson and Jackson-Bowler.

Doherty Wallace-Anderson Johnston- Doherty Hall-Frey Bicknell- Wyman Borror-Bicknell Jackson Johnston-Doherty Bicknell-Wyman

Lucky Club Meeting At Foster Home

The Lucky Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ward Foster Friday evening with 22 members and two visitors. Tom Abbott presided in the president’s absence. The Pledge to the Flag and the Lord’s Prayer were recited. A varied program followed with games. high score went to Louise Giers, second to Mrs Crystal Walter, and Mrs Edith Raymond. The next meeting is set for the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Walter.

Ward Foster Tom Abbott America Louise Giers Crystal Walter Edith Raymond Arthur Walter

Social Clubs Share Tables and Gifts Across Village

The Sunday Club gathered at Mrs. James Rassat’s home for two contract tables with Grand slam honors to Mrs John Doherty and Mrs John Asline. Mary Ann Leonard was feted for her sixth birthday by her mother Mrs Herbert Leonard. A pink and blue shower honored Mrs Carl Lloyd as hostesses Mrs John Haring and daughter Mrs Melvin Moyer. Miss Ava Carmichael attended a prenuptial shower hosted by Mrs Ivan Loren with high scores by Mrs Jack Spencer and Mrs John Hall Jr. The Wise Pepper Club met at Mr and Mrs Bruce Morrison for six tables with top scores by Elmer Methner and Raymond Lennox and a pot luck lunch. The club will meet Friday at George Renner’s home.

James Rassat L. W. Jackson, Sr John Doherty John Asline Rassat A. Artibee Carl Lloyd John Haring Melvin Moyer Coleman Ava Carmichael Ivan Loren Bridge Jack Spencer John Hall, Jr Charles Gortlander Mt. Pleasant Fern Meyers Ashland Ohio Wise Pepper Club Bruce Morrison Elmer Methner Raymond Lennox Henry Russell John Tice George Renner

Methodist Men Meet Friday in Church Parlors

The Clare Methodist Men met Friday evening in the church parlors with thirty seven present, including four visitors. Ralph Ackerman was re elected president and led the meeting. Officers include Carl Lear as vice president and Ralph Cole as secretary treasurer. An entertainment committee was named and Rev L J Nevins led devotions with pictures of Egypt and Rome and a lecture. The December meeting will be held in Farwell with the men as hosts.

Ralph Ackerman Carl Lear Ralph Cole Harley Holt Guy Autry L. J. Nevins Neving Egypt Rome Farwell Hosta

How to wash nylon garments for nylon and part nylon

Advice from Mrs. Dorothy L. Cady on washing nylon fabrics. If the item is all nylon it may be washed with care to heat set finishes and avoid heat damage. Test color fastness on a hidden spot and avoid washing white and colored nylons together.

Dorothy L. Cady

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