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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1965
Page
10
After years of use the modern homemaker’s pride and joy shows no stick or scour with proper care. Discoloration can occur from overheating or poor washing but is reversible with Stains Aid, a cleaner from DuPont, which boils away stains in minutes restoring original performance.
Local scene around Lake 13 includes reports of Corpral Ron Liberty seriously injured in an automobile accident near Camp Lejeune North Carolina. James Martin of Ann Arbor called on Sunday evening at the Guy DisBrow home. Mrs Reba Flowers suffers injuries from a Saturday car accident and well wishes pour in. Mrs Hugh Bigsby returns home from Gratiot Community Hospital Saturday.
Mary Martha Circle met at the Methodist Church Parlors after Thanksgiving, with Mrs. Larry Everts presiding and Mrs. Albert Seiter presenting the program on Children's Books. She cited seven types of books and displayed several titles including Caldecott Medal winners.
The Christian Science Society at 530 McEwan St Clare holds a Thanksgiving Day service at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday. Open testimony follows the service with hymns, readings, prayers, and a Lesson Sermon from the Bible and Science and Health. Readings include Matthew 6 33 and quotes from Science and Health.
Elite Birthday Club met at Lula Shaw's home for three tables of pepper. Lila Bolen won first and Rachel Russell second with Florence Ticelow and Alice Stough noted as traveler. Hight O Clock Eight Club played contract bridge at Norris Blystone home. results prize first Ernest Bryant, second Roy Dunn, third Stanley Parish. refreshments served. Stephen Pudvay marked his ninth birthday with family party and gifts. John R. Club met at Frank LaGoe’s for two tables. first prize to Allen McKee, second to Earl Baumbarth, low to Norman Berhenke. Octo Club held two-table bridge at Had Kigar’s. Hall won high, Eigar second, Beltinck low, White traveler. lunch served. Zenobia Star Chapter officers gathering hosted by Berniece Dedolph with ham dinner and games. Thursday Night Club hosted by Freida Harter with two-table bridge and prizes for Harter, Gruber, Busche. A delicious lunch concluded events.
Health column explains influenza as a contagious respiratory infection with cycles and past pandemics. It notes Asian Flu origins in Hong Kong and urges vaccination for high risk groups, two-dose initial immunization, and checking with a physician for sudden fever and sore throats.
Dr Amberson is described as the American medical officer who supervised the Passage of Freedom flight, delivering over 1 million refugees from Communist controlled Vietnam. His 35 years of practice span many global postings and missions referenced in Dr Tom Donley’s book Deliver Us From Evil.
Nineteen members of the Susanna Wesley Circle met in parlors Monday evening for a Thanksgiving program. Mrs. James Yeoman led with a prayer, and plans were announced for a Friday missionary meeting at the church and a greens hanging on December 5. The group closed with devotions on What is True Thanksgiving and a discussion on What is a Real Thanksgiving based on the healing of the ten lepers. Refreshments were served by hostesses Ellen Downs and Nellie Hatch.
Mrs. Frank J. Schmidt of 13846 West Denver Road announces the engagement of her daughter Kathleen Irene Schmidt to Richard Carl Canel son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Canel of 322 East Seventh Street Clare The bride elect will graduate from Central Michigan University in January and the wedding is planned for June 18 at an Saginaw Steeling Gear employee.
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