Delta Psi Chapter Schedules Meetings and Events
Gad” Chonen reports the Delta Psi Chapter met Tuesday at Barnes Town & Country Lounge. Mrs Shirley Melton was chosen to represent the chapter in an international Valex contest. A rush of new members is set for October 11 at 8:00 in the Congregational church. Discussion covered Beta Sigma Phi State Convention in Detroit. Myrna Messecar presented The Body Beautiful. Next meeting is October 18 at Barnes Town and Country Lounge.
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Delta Psi
Barnes ‘Town & Country
Shirley Melton
Valex
Newvy
A. Disciligsion
Beta Sigma Phi
Detroit
Body Beautiful
Exemplar Beta Gamma Chapter Ynet Meeting Plans Sale
The Exemplar Beta Gamma Chapter Ynet met at Mrs Lidis Foell home on Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon at one. A short business meeting set plans for a rummage sale. The next meeting with Mrs Mildred Thayer will be October 18 in the afternoon.
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Beta Gamma Chapter
Ynet
Lidis Foell
Mildréd Thayer
Open House for 50th Anniversary of Utleys
The children of Mr and Mrs Ray Utley host an open house to honor the couple’s fiftieth wedding anniversary. It will be held October 16 from 2 to 5 PM at the Clare venue.
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Ray Utley
Clare. V.E.W. A Ai
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold Area Service Officers School
Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an area Service Officers School at Clare VFW post 5788 at 7 30 p m Friday October 14 The school covers Veterans Administration hospitalization compensation claims non service connected pension outpatient treatment GI loans insurance and death benefits with instructors from the Department Service Office Staff All veterans and the public are invited to attend
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
O.f
Clare V.F
Clare
Beaverton
Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison
Houghton “Lake
Shepherd
Farwell
Veterans Administration
Department Service Office
V.F.W
Rhea Acker Engaged to Michael Dow
Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Acker of Coleman announce the engagement of their daughter Rhea to Michael Dow of Midland. Miss Acker works at Norm Kessel Florist Shop in Lansing. Dow is finishing graduate work at MSU. A December wedding is planned.
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Lorence Acker
Coleman
Rhea
Michael Dow
Alden B. Dow
Midland
Miss Acker
Norm. Kessel Florist Shop
Lansing
M.8.u
Study Club Urges Large Vote Turnout
The Clare Study Club met in October at the Methodist church parlors. With vice president Mrs. Warren White presiding, members discussed voting duties and assistance for voting day. Effie Hales presented a program on Wild Flowers with a film by Michigan Conservation Department.
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Clare Study Club
Leon Dull Sr
Tawas
George Beck
Warren White
Neil Stirling
Civic Committee
Darwin Salisbury
Effie Hales
Conservation Committee
Social club briefs note gatherings and farewells
The Pepper Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramey enjoyed three tables with high scorers Mrs. Omer Parent and Clare McTaggart. The Jolly Time Club met with Mrs. Jack Hemstreet for two tables, with Mrs. Gordon Wiley as high. Various dinners and birthday events followed as clubs planned future meetings and farewells.
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Clarence Ramey
Omer Parent
Clare McTaggart
Glen Fullerton
Parent
Clair Stanleys
Jack Hemstreet
Jolly Time Club
Gordon Wiley
James Cook
Sow
William Lucy
William Campbell
Mearl Fetters
Mary Harmon
Alfred Zastrow
John Stough
Albert Rube
Brown Corners couple wed at United Brethren Church
Miss Sharon Lloyd and William Wilson married in a double ring ceremony at the United Brethren Church in Brown Corners on October 1. The couple, attended by siblings and relatives, planned a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside near Clare after the wedding.
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United Brethren Church
Brown Corners
Shareon Lloyd
James Lloyd
William Wilson
Roy Wilson
Charles Hull
Sharon
Bonnie Lloyd
Debbie Wilson
Donald Dysinger
Joe Graves
Tili Smith
Jeffrey Lloyd
Gary Lloyd
Accom
Charles Rieinhardt
Edward Magnus
Joyce Crane
Jane Merritt
Sharon Butcher
Judy Kleinhardt
Anna Mae Dickens
Karen Harper
and Mrs. Wilson Left Immediately For A Honeymoon Trip To Niagara Falls
Clare
Us-27
Clare Manufacturing Company
Panel In Costumes For C.WF
The Congregational Women's Fellowship met in the church parlors Monday evening with Mrs. Ronald Cooper presiding. Circle IV led a panel on missions with members dressed as world regions and a diverse group speaking on Into All the World Together.
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Congregational Women's Fellowship
Chiwred
Ronald Cooper
Dale Lyons
Circle 3
E. Stanley Jones
Gertrude Gardiner
Mayflower Church
Lansing
Christ
Announce Gladwin Wedding Of Carok Ann Price and Charles E Barlow
Mrs. Emma Price of Gladwin announces the coming marriage of her daughter Carok Ann to Charles E Barlow of Clare. The wedding is set for October 15 at 8 00 p m at the Gladwin Methodist Church.
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Emma Price
Gladwin
Carok Ann
Charles E. Barlow
Charles Barlow
Clare, R-2
Gladwin Methodist Church
Shower Honoring Carol Ann Price
Mrs. Myron Davis hosted a prenuptial shower Wednesday evening for the bride to be Carol Ann Price, sister of Charles E. Barlow Jr. About twenty relatives and friends attended for games and social hour, with prizes for the guest of honor and many gifts opened. The table featured a bee tiered cake with pink and white decorations by Mrs. Walter Kemp and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Davis
Carol Ann Price
Charles E. Barlow, Jr
Walter Kemp
Auxiliary Initiates New Class at Walter H. Larman Unit 128
The Walter H. Larman Unit 128 Auxiliary held a regular meeting in the American Legion Auxiliary rooms with strong attendance. President Mrs. Lester Cotton led a class initiation, welcomed new members Florence Robinette Margaret La Vaye Esther Syking Mary Lou Phillips Rose Abbott and two junior members Marilyn and Twila LaVaye, who received emblems flag poppy and pins. Announced District meeting at Bay City on October 30 and rummage sale at Archambault Garage October 27 28. Doughnuts and coffee planned for election day November 8 with Mrs Fortin chairing. A gift to Mrs William Campbell who moved to California was noted. Committees listed and entertainment provided by Mrs Cotton and Mrs Kane with Hungarian piano duet. refreshments by Mrs Ivonne Gorr and Mrs Reva Maxwell.
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Lester Cotton
Hilda Tibbits
Mabel Fortin
Cotton
Florence Robinette
Margaret LaVaye
Esther Syking
Mary Lou Phillips
Rose Abbott
Marilyn
Twila LaVaye
Bay City
Archambault
Sue Holmes
Fortin
William, Campbell
California
Florence Kane
Ina Hammond
Esther Skyring
Baptist King's Daughters Elect Officers and Hear Nurse Address
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met Tuesday evening for devotion. President Joan Cowles announced leadership for the year with Mrs. Cowles as president for a fifth year, Pauline Horden as vice president, Mary Gilmore as secretary and press, and Marion House as treasurer. Mrs. House to host November meeting and yearbooks and committees to be announced.
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Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Joan Cowles
Paul Mission
East Pakistan
Pauline Horden
Mary l Gilmore
Marion House
Annival
Tennant to Leave The Service for March Air Force Base
Jerry Tennant will depart for March Air Force Base in California after a leave with his parents Mr and Mrs William Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Tennant
March Air Force Base
California
William Ingraham
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Arlene Grove
Rhea Acker
Study Club
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James Bures
Wilson Samborn
George Bradley
Par&nis
Lee Greer
West
Hawaii
Robert Greer
Lillian Coon
Andy Laird
Robert Archambault
C. R. Huffman
Friendly Neighbor Club
Bertha Cappaert
Stough
Clair Stanley
Myra Asline
Doris Cotton
Faye Stephenson
Mary D. Nelson
O.E.S
Ivaly Bartow
Ida Hamp
Dorotha Lloyd
Irniture Co
Ikea
C.wf
Robert Kring
George‘ Beck
Circle IV
Harold Fleming
Joseph L. Kennedy
Africa
Charles Jackson
Asia
van Parker
Europe
Effie Wales
South América
Charles Day
North America
Kinead
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
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Clubs, Inc
McDonald’s
McDonald
Annies
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