American Missionary Story Told by Baptist Society
The Baptist Missionary Society met in the church auditorium on Friday evening November 12 with Mrs. Arnold House presiding. Sixteen members attended as Mrs. Rhea Vasbinder led the program and prayers for missionaries abroad and at home were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Arnold House
Stella Trietch
Harry Foss
Rhea Vashinder
Trietch
Robert Burgess
Vasbinder
South America
Gold
Dirling
Robin
Frances Davis
Melissa Robinette
After a Fire You Need New Furniture and Contents
A reader question asks how insurance helps after a fire to replace furniture and household contents and return to normal. The piece emphasizes shopping for bargain prices and ensuring coverage aids restoration.
Lucky Club Meets for Program and Potluck Night
The Lucky Club gathered at Miss Goldie Jerred’s home on Friday November 12 with nineteen members and three visitors. President Fern Wright led the pledge and prayer as readings were presented including A Sure Sign by Mrs Forest Jerred and A Korea Christmas Carol by Mrs Harvey. Prizes went to William Gilgon and Bill for second high while Mrs Ward Foster won low. social hour followed with a pot luck lunch. The next meeting is December 10 at Mr and Mrs Thomas Abbott for a Christmas party.
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Lucky Club
Goldie Jerred
Fern Wright
America
Forest Jerred
D. Harvey
Ward “Foster
Thomas Abbott
Methodist Men Stew Supper Plans Harvest Menu
The Methodist Men met Thursday evening for a beef stew supper served by Fred Ackerman and committee. Earl Beatty led the business session and announced plans for the annual harvest supper on December 2. Special committees were named and a program on church founding and functions was presented by Lee Greer, Donald Holbrook, Rev. L. J. Nevins, and David Seiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ackerman
Earl Beatty
Lee Greer
Donald Holbrook
L. J. Nevins
David Seiter
Betrothal of Farwell Girl Jean Rawson to Richard Allbee
Mr and Mrs James Rawson of Farwell announce the marriage of their daughter Jean to Richard Allbee son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Allbee of Farwell. The couple wed Monday November 15 in Angola Indiana.
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James Rawson
Farwell
Jean
Richard Allbee
Dewey Allbee
Angola
Indiana
Social bridge and club notices fill town calendar
Several bridge groups held two table events across November with prizes awarded for high and low scores. Parties included the Outio Club, Family Bridge Club, Tuesday Bridge Club, Friendly Neighbor Club, and Congregational Ladies Union. Other gatherings featured the Hanky Club, Blue Birthday Club, and Home Builders Class with plans for Christmas and a style show. Notables include DeMolay state conference attendees and Master Councilor Sanford DeMolay chapter officers.
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Sbarry Averts
Dick Fancon
Irvin
Ruby
Grand Rapids
Larry
Tom Betker
LaVern Bolen
Ivin Bury
Neal Glen FF
Sanford DeMolay
Engagement Told for Bonnie Mae Doherty in Mt. Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Jack Togie announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Mae to Johnny Joe Doherty son of Mr and Mrs Michael Doherty of Clare Bonnie is a student at Mt Pleasant High School Johnny Joe is a Clare High School graduate class of 1954 The wedding date has not been set.
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Harry Foss
Ivalee
Arthur D. Johnson
Jack Togie
Harold Street
Pleasant
Bonnie Mae
Johnny Joe Doherty
Michael Doherty
Clare
Bonnie
Mt. Pleasant High
Johnny Joe
Clare High ‘School
Mary Martha Circle Plans Cooking School Trip
Fifteen members of the Mary Martha Circle of the Methodist W S C S met in the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon November 16. Mrs. Tim Frey chaired the meeting and led devotions by Mrs. Donald Holbrook with the theme To Morik God. Glen Hammond opened the study book Man and God in the City and announced a film to follow. The group urged attendance at the Gag Company Cooking School at Mt Pleasant on December 9. The next circle meeting moves to December 14 due to Christmas holidays. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Erma Byers and Louise Becker.
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Mary Martha
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Tim Frey
Donald Holbrook
Morik God
Glen Hammond
Mt. Pleasant
Erma Byers
Louise Becker
Johnston Doherty Lead In Hotel Doherty Bridge Tourney
In the fourth round at the Hotel Doherty, Johnston Doherty posted the evening’s high scores and remains among the top totals for the bridge tournament. Final tallies list Johnston Doherty at 14 300 and Murdoch Harter at 6 970 with other pairs ranging from 6 700 to 2 400.
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Johnston-Doherty
Doherty
Johnston Doherty
Murdoch-Harter
Hartshorn-Zinser
Doherty-Wyman
Wright-Busche
Frey-Hall
Henderson-Douglas
Jackson-Wallace
Ulrich-Kigar
Rebekahs Hear Report of Meeting
Mrs. Vi Holt presided at the Rebekah meeting Tuesday with 35 members present despite many officers absent. Substitute officers filled roles and past noble grands answered roll call. A note on hospital beds and aids was given along with reports on the November bazaar and district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Holt
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Wanda Perrine
Henry,Gale
Flint
Nina Bird
Kalkaska
Bleangr Lehi
Eileen Campbell
Ahd
Oree Mildréd-“Bowers
Collénver
Clare Lodge
Lehr
Hope Sheldon
Assembly
Lansing
Stanton
Theta Rho
Coleman
Pauline Whiteside
Clare Benefit Auxiliary Quilting Meeting Recap
The Clare Benefit Auxiliary met on November 3 with several members present. Two quilts were completed and the group planned a Thanksgiving birthday pot luck dinner to be held at Ella Sherman's home on Navy Street the following Wednesday.
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Clare Benefit
Atthix Way
Fower
Navy
Ruth Asnes Set Bake Sale by Circle Meeting
The Ruth Attha Circle met at Ad 4 Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bessie Dyer presiding. Devotions by Mayme Ruth Ireland included The First Psalm and a poem. reports from secretary Belle and treasurer Ruth Neff were approved. Dorothy Bader led a lesson from Pools Man and God in the City. Refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted by Lena Hrelyor.
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Ruth-Attha
Bessie Dyer
Marriners
Heys & Sect
Dorothy Bader
Lena ‘Hrelyor
Butter consumption shares across long walks charting nations
Australia New Zealand and Ireland use nearly two thirds of their walk for butter while the United States uses about 27 percent. The note compares national consumption patterns and highlights regional differences in butter usage.
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Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
United States
Exquisite Modern Ring Promises Genuine Diamond Quality
The ring described is of stylish modern design and features a genuine diamond of the same perfect quality claimed in our guarantee.
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ArtDamoth Agency
McEwah Street
Clara
Stearns
Helené Curtis
Helene Curtis
Eveready
Roy Cimmerer
Potluck
John White
Ben Burdo
Hollis Walton
White
Wallace Johnson
Family Bridge Club
Thomas Campbell
Gwen Peterson
Neilan Cradit
Marguerite Forsberg
Hildegarde Adams
William Maynard
Law
Frances Brown
Friendly Neighbor Club
William Gilson
Keno
John Stough
Glen Fullerton
Izza Cobleigh
June Holtaga
Congregational Ladies Union
Eva Bogardus
Emma Radcliffe
Hilda Tibbits
Radcliffe
Richard Hartshorn
J. J. Green
Harold Wright
Nellié Doherty
Green
John Tice
Omer Parent
Glenn Fullerton
Claricé Bellows
Ben Karash
Clare V.F.W
Higgins Lake
C. and D. Company
Blue Birthday Club
Josie Smith
Preen Smock
Pepper
Rachel Russell
Kate Morgan
Alice Stough
Sadie Denton
Clare Church of God
Joe McLaughlin
Elery Tice
Highty
Robert Ackerman
Cleland Green
Norris Blystone
Dick Wilson
Charles Richter
Chatterbox “Club of
Lake
Irwin Scott
Dorothy Neeper
Donna Carr
Ella Mae Liest
Tally Club
Roy Dunbar
Cal Foss
William Case
Robert Campbell
Russell Foell
David Mair
Waldo Gephart
Déxter Elden
Malcolm Feighner
Barney , Bennett
Lewis Bennett
Evelyn Weadle
Grace Ankey
Alpert McPhail
Olga Deihl
Florence Renner
En’s Jackets
Batiste
Dimity
Corduroys
Rlain Solos
Indianhead
Bicknell's
Bickrell’s
Ahasis
Bonnie Mab
Mary Marthas
Cooking
Rebekahs
Quilt Ie Reker
Ruth Asnes
W. Fifth
Will
Evert's
Evert’s
H. M. Everts
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