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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
5
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows held a social evening after meetings on Wednesday November 10 with Free Bingo prizes. A lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee followed by round and square dancing. Music by talented members and guests. The Rebekahs invite you to the Penny Supper on Saturday November 20 serving from 5 o clock.
Twenty one members attend the Women’s Club at the library for a Civic night program. Mrs. DeForest introduces Mrs. Howard McDermott of the Detroit Police Department who shares eighteen years of experience and discusses the importance of having a will during a Q&A session. Hostesses serve sandwiches cookies coffee and tea. Guests include Mrs. McDermott Mrs. Cline Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Young.
Lyman Bentley and Eddy Genine traveled from Detroit to visit Mrs Inez Bentley Ruth Ann Town and Earl Town Little Diane Glass stayed with grandmother Mrs Bentley. Merle Davison and Louise with family and Russ Qison of Ann Arbor visited Mrs Jennie Finch and others. A ninth grade roller party at Lake drew a large crowd with school bus transport. Clarence Horn and girls of Clare called on relatives. Robert Lowery of Pontiac visited the Bonhams in the evening.
VFW Auxiliary ladies from Sparta and surrounding areas visited the Veterans Hospital at Saginaw last Thursday afternoon. They donated 40 homemade scuffies, magazines, Christmas cards, 26 decks of playing cards from Leonard Pipe Line Co, and met residents Clifford Malosh and Bill Duncan.
The note offers two pitches one for a getaway and another for gas saving fuel efficiency. It hints at instantaneous safety surge with smooth operation and urges belief when the feeling comes, framed as a personal reassurance.
Mike Coffey celebrated his fifth birthday with help from Eugene Barbara Dale Funnell and Joan and Eric Pitchford. The children played games and enjoyed ice cream and cake as Mike received many nice gifts.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were named Citizens of the Year by the Guardians of the Jewish Home for the Aged in Los Angeles for unselfish benevolent work. George Murphy presented the award. Lewis was ill, so Martin asked Jack Benny to accept on their behalf. Benny quipped he would deliver the award to Jerry’s house rather than flowers. The item also notes Kansas adopts Home on the Range as official song, from Smith Center’s Brewster Higley and Dan Kelley, and mentions Bunny Hop Mambo replacing Bunny Hope in popular dances.
The R L D 8 of the Latter Day Saints Church will hold its annual pot luck Harvest Supper Friday at 6 30 PM in the church basement with a musical program by the Congregation. On Sunday evening November 21 the Junior Leaguers present a Thanksgiving program titled All The Things We Have To Be Thankful For. District President John W Blackstock of Sandusky will be the guest speaker tonight. public is invited.
Richard Teachout and his wife and children return home from four years with Baptist Missions in French Equatorial Africa. They recently lived in Bambari and plan to visit Michigan over Thanksgiving. Siblings include Mrs Don Taylor and Miss Rachel Teachout in Mt Pleasant and Olin Teachout in Ithaca.
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