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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
2
Rockford State Police Detective John Sura spoke at the Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club on narcotics and drug abuse. He urged adults to set examples for youth, answered questions, and stressed facing facts. Outcomes included new members welcomed Frances Carncross and Marguerite Forsberg and plans for a November 30 card party and December 14 Christmas program.
Clara Rebekah Lodge and Clare I0 Lodge held a tribute night for past noble grands. Twenty three Rebekahs and fifteen Odd Fellows gathered as Marie Stalter presided with Winnifred Cotton Eva Yager and Jennie Van Horn assisting. They recalled service years and shared incidents while gifts were given before a luncheon.
Mrs. Marjory Thayer completed the Seminar requirements and passed the examination to become a certified ceramic teacher. She began her studies at the Seminar in August and has long pursued ceramics, now able to instruct others.
Mrs Ernestine B and daughter Linda Lyon of Traverse City were Sunday callers on a aunt Mary Os born enroute from a to Dearborn rp Mr and Mrs Willard.
The Delta Psi and Exempler Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Ritual of Jewels dinner at Town and Country Lounge on Tuesday evening. Members Veronica Breen Marjorie Bell Connie Brink Diane Dunlop Shirley Johnson Sharon Mair Peggy Neville Shirley Squier Vernette Whitman Charlene Wilson received their Ritual of Jewels. Pledge pins went to Sue Allen Barbara Bryant Lois Engels Joan Kent and Ingeborg Nyquist. Peggy Neville earned the pledge of the year award for her outstanding work as a new pledge in Delta Psi.
The Robisons celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their home on November 17. Their children Mark Robison Barry Grigg and Frank Robison led a group to dinner at Hotel Chief ton then welcomed relatives and friends back for a social evening of gifts and merriment.
Fourteen past noble grands met at Clare 1 C C F Hall for a weekly meeting. Fannie Yeoman opened with a Thanksgiving prayer and the Lord's Prayer. They planned Christmas Cheer with Iva Fisher in charge. Gifts to be packed for the December 9 party, a dinner at 7 with husbands as guests.
At the November 17 meeting 57 senior citizens shared a chicken and smorgasbord dinner with holiday decorations. The group discussed ambulance service, travel plans include a December trip to Fisher Theatre in Detroit and a Florida bus trip, and the December committee was announced.
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