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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1959
Page
11
A study by Dr. Robert Olson shows dieters on reducing diets instinctively cut physical activity, slowing weight loss. To lose weight effectively they should consciously boost activity while trimming food intake to create a calories deficit.
Monday through Sunday many local families visited and hosted gatherings. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyer Gladwin and Stanish families, Mes Ray Boyer, Bernard Fitzpatrick, Lloyd Athens, Perry Davis, Galen Coats, Bernard Allen, and numerous others from Beaverton Sanford and Lansing.
The Clare Study Club at Clare Methodist Church held a well attended October meeting led by president Mrs. Walter Broh. Three new members were welcomed and reports accepted. Speakers included Mrs. Ethel Mullison of Midland on bulb landscapes and tulip gardens, with slides of Holland gardens.
Mrs. Alberta Bicknell hosted a Friday Bridge Club with Esther Wise Myra Asline and Richard Hart shorn winning high, Nellie Doherty second. The Jolly Time Club met with Gordon Wiley for two tables of pepper with Alfred Zastrow high and Jack Hem street traveler. William Gilson hosted a Pepper Club evening with Clair McTaggart high for ladies Glen Fullerton second and Stough low. Fullerton top man and traveler prize also to Stough. Clair Stanleys to entertain October 17 with a delicious hostess lunch.
Mrs Norman and Myers accompanied Mrs Alice Denslow of Rosedale to Traverse City for a flower exhibit. Sunday guests at the Perry Davis home included Gerald Fitzpatrick Jim Newman Linda Coker and Beverly Hanner of Farwell. The Newman family from Mason spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harley Coats. Monday dinner guests were Mrs Perry Davis and Margaret at the Galon Coats.
An impressive candlelight ceremony installed the Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship officers for the coming year. The MYF emblem Maltese Cross formed by old and new officers centered on a lit Christ candle amid twelve disciple candles. Rev L J Nevins and advisors Mrs Richard Schroeder and Mrs Neil Stirling attended. Past officers were Roxanne Schroeder president Jerry Russell vice president Don Hemstreet secretary and Candace Walton treasurer. New officers are Kathy Williams president Mary Kay Loomis vice president Roxanne Schroeder secretary and Kay Bergstrom treasurer. Nevins spoke on MYF importance then a brief meeting and games followed refreshments of brownies and milk provided by Mrs Stirling.
Delta Psi sorority led by Miss Josephine Koch met at Glare Congregational Church to plan Christmas box packing and a December 15 party for members and husbands. Rushing postponed to January. X Bet a Gamma group topic on life and origins sparked a discussion with Mrs. Ruby Koch and Mrs. Lois Foell. Next meeting slated for October 20.
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