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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
10
The September 1 meeting led by president Florence Corsaut decided to offer cancer organization their services by making pads. A Style Show will be held October 14 at 8 o'clock in the V F W Building, free to the public with refreshments provided.
The Clare Study Club October gathering will be held next Tuesday at Clare Methodist Church. Rep. Russell H. Strange will speak on Revising of the State Constitution as the fall election topic. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Clare BPW Club join the event to broaden member involvement.
Mrs. Lida Court of Coleman was honored at a shower hosted by her mother Mrs. Ruby Strong on September 15. Attended by many ladies, the afternoon featured cards, visiting and opening gifts for the expected heir. Refreshments were served by co hosts Mrs. Strong Mrs. Alice Hochstetler and Mrs. Montze Gee.
Miss Carol Jéan Bellows daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bellows Lake and Robert M Bielby son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bielby Lansing exchanged marriage vows Friday evening September 26 at Lake Baptist church with Rev N T Keizer officiating. The altar held candelabra and baskets of white gladiolus and bronze mums. The bride wore a floor length Chantilly lace gown with tulle underskirt and top layer. Her bouquet featured white glamellias and tuberoses. Miss Gloria Bellows sister of the bride was maid of honor in a green dress with a cascade bronze mums arrangement. Bridesmaids Pat Bellows and Barbara Willey wore gold and bronze gowns with matching mums.
The Meet A While club met September 24 with Mrs Harri son Bennett for a half day. Ten members and four visitors attended. Lunch was served by Mrs Anderson and daughter in law. After auditing the books and planning a quilt they played kingy. Prizes went to Mrs Streif first, a visitor second, and Mrs Gough consolation. Next meeting is October 3 at Lillian Renners in Coleman.
Linda Bellows and Nancy Bell as junior bridesmaids wore wine color crystalette over taffeta and carried mums. Philip LaPointe of Chicago was best man with Bruce Cornelius of Holt as an attendant. Ushers were Edward Brockbank of Lansing and Grant Keefer of Suffern NY. Reception followed in church parlors. Honeymoon in northern Ontario. Bride wore rust chemise dress. couple to reside in Lansing after October 1. Bride a September graduate of Edward W Sparrow Hospital School of Nursing Lansing. groom earned a BA from Michigan State University in 1957.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 128 met September 29 in the new hall with Post members and families as guests. A pot meal followed, with visitors from Mt. Pleasant Harbor Springs and Clare including Mayor Nivison and city manager Gunn. District officers attended and the new hall was dedicated with thanks to city officials.
The State Fall Conference of the Republican Women’s Federation of Michigan will be at Blaney Park Resort October 8 and 9. Clare County delegates include Mrs. Montre Gee and Mrs. Saraly Schaeffer, with speakers such as Mrs. Zakk Woodford Schroeder and Ella Kaeze. The program covers campaign issues and club programming. Schroeder is noted for legal work and leadership roles in women’s clubs and international relations.
Mrs. Richard Garthe and family visited the James Yeoman home in Orford New Hampshire with reminiscences and ice cream. Lorraine Schultz and Roy Hunt from Cleveland spent the weekend with the Yeomans and Robbs. Various groups hosted at Derive gatherings across Clare with trips to California Colorado and Kirksville noted. Eighteen members of the Lutheran Aid shared a Basket Project dinner at the Behrenke home. Travelers Hartshorn toured the Midwest and Yellowstone. The Hanky Club and Bridge and Tally Clubs met with guests and high scores recorded. Linda MacDonald celebrated her second birthday with family.
The Gold Star Mothers held a September 24 meeting with a 6 30 pot luck dinner to mark their twelfth anniversary. Mrs. Bowler discussed a two month European trip including the Brussels World Fair and a Lansing board meeting report. The next gathering is October 29 at Mrs Querback's Harrison home, with transportation arranged by the president.
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