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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1959
Page
8
Community Circle Meetings Highlight Charity and Faith
Mary-Martha Circle hosted Mrs Ann Greer as November chair with prayer and a review of The Life of Reverend Samuel Doctorian. Electa Circle featured guest talks, devotions from Exodus and slides from Japan, while Esther Circle studied The Light on the Mountain and reflected on missionary work and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha Circle
Ann Greer
Mary
Samuel Doctorian
Lebanon
United States
Wary Selter
Electa
Methodist ‘Society of Christian Service
Marion Presley
Connie Garthe
Clare Church
Alma Lee Owens
Nettie Holbrook
Japan
Mr. Holbrook
Don
Jason
Elsie Brewer
Esther
Methodist Church
Helen Bolle
Frances’ Bergstrom
Doris Cotton
Mabel Mulder
Cotton
Florence Samborn
Mary Brooks
Cong Circle Plans Holiday Bazaar At Church
Congregation circle met at the church for Thanksgiving devotions led by Mrs. Krin IB. They discussed continuing plans for the annual bazaar and a homemaker booth. Members to meet Monday November 23 for an all day session to bake peanut brittle and prep orders through Mrs. Stuart Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Womens Fellowship
Andrew Irving
R. B ‘Krin IB
Poe
Stuart Bicknell
Traditional Holiday Turkey Roasting Guide Steps
A vintage guide describes roasting a turkey for holiday dinners. It covers open pan roasting, rack placement, preheating to 325 degrees, lightly salting unstuffed birds, stuffing lightly, brushing skin with fat, and avoiding covering during roasting. It notes doneness by tenderness at the drumstick and provides general timing.
Entertaining Baptist Church Officers Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Vern Whitford hosted Rev and Mrs Gerrit Schut and church board members at their West Ludington Drive home for a seven oclock chicken dinner and social hour. Guests included Reginald House Raymond Eaton Ed Bramrill Floyd Squires Arnold House Harold Loomis Frances Davis Ed Schlafley Jr and Lynn Archbold. Morning brought the first snowfall of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Whitford
Gerrit Schut
West Ludington Drive
Reginald Housé
Raymond Eaton
Ed Bramrill
Floyd Squires
Arnold House
Harold Loomis
Frances Davis
Ed Schlafley Jr
Lynn Archbold
Ward
Golden Wedding Open House for Pitts of Nottawa
Mr and Mrs George Pitts of Nottawa township will host an open house for their Golden Wedding anniversary on Sunday December 6 at Gilmore Church of Christ. A reaffirmation ceremony is planned at two o clock in the chapel followed by a reception in the church basement. Relatives neighbors and friends are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxeh
George Pitts
Nottawa Township
Gilmore Church ‘of Christ
Emoor
Fegen
Lutheran Aid Plans Potluck Christmas Party
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church on Thursday evening and continued a study from The Rainbow Enemy book. Norman Behrehke presided, with thirteen members and two visitors, planning a December greeting and a Beekek potluck party hosted by Hattie Elepan and Rose Nass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Norman Behrehke
Basil Sersaw
Ay ‘Bartatin Robson
George ‘Lehi
AY Pot “Welk
Chris
Beek Ek Pat
Essexville Visitors Share Sunday With Local residents
Mrs. Russell Strouse and her daughter visited Butter nut with Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDowall and Mr. and Mrs. HS Shoughs of Essexville. They were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kleiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Strouse
Butternut
Louis McDowall
HS. Shoughs
Essexville
Otto Kleiner
Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodge Meetings in Cold Weather
Clare IOOF and Rebekah Lodges held meetings despite severe cold and deer hunting season. Main item was fish supper planning for Friday December 11 with committees to be named next week. Officers presiding were James Yeoman and Genevieve Irwin reported coopération and nominations underway for December 1 events. The column also notes numerous visits and family deer hunting trips across Lansing, Alma, Chandran, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ioof
Rebekah
James Yeoman
Noble
Grand
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Genevieve Irwin
Noble Grand
Wilson 4-H Club Demonstrations Night Meeting
The Wilson 4-H Club met at Wilson School Saturday night from 8:00 to 11:15. President Russell Graham hosted Ed Poole the Isabella 4-H agent. After a potluck supper, Jane Thayer and Alice Van Sicklen led games as members were drawn for committees for the December meeting. Linda Warner and Jane Thayer gave a demonstration, and Alice Van Sicklen with Cathy Grogan presented another. Kirt Hills joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
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Robert Perry
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Merle Wedge
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Hir‘am Lanson
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Lauda Shaw
Leslie
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Charles Imhoff
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