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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1953

Page

12

Community church rally and local visits across Michigan

The Church of God rally drew a large crowd on Sunday October 4. Local residents visited relatives in Flint Bay City and Vernon township while friends and family circulated to hospitals and homes. Several trips included Michigan Indiana Ohio and Tennessee as extended visits wrapped up in late September through early October.

Church of God George Wisler Reva Maxwell John Peddie Flint Albert Rube Bay City Billie Jackie Shirley Archambault Charles Church Burt Leckie Sarnia Russell Dusten Dresden Canada Mike Marie Schug Harry Schug Grand Rapids Lyle Snyder Rolant Snyder Mason Vernon Township Ford Harpster Gaines Michigan Indiana Bob Hudson

Local Family News Recap From Coleman Area

Mr and Mrs Louis Lennox of Coleman spent Sunday with sisters and brothers in law. Mrs Hugene Wymen and Mrs Don Brinkexhott visited Hilldale friends. Mrs Ida Irish went to Ithaca with her mother for a week. Detroit visitors Ford M Bird Jr and Gary joined Rev and Mrs L J Nevins. Families and relatives traveled to Perrinton Petoskey Bay View and Dearborn for visits and funerals.

Louis Lennox Coleman Apent Oyen Hugene Wymen Don Brinkexhott Hilldale David Seiter Ida Irish Ithaca Ayith’ le Daughterdian Alethea Sr Mire Ford M. Bird Gary Detroit L. J. Nevins Eugene Wyman Bihel Burch Perrinton George Phippeny W. A. Neithercut Mint Doris Gerow Olive Evans iMr Roy Kinsey Guy Pleaant Teachers Institute Helen ‘Welch Russell Lethorn Pleasant Dearborn Dormer H. *J. Paulsen Jennin “Vanstorn William G. Kaul C. C. Knapp Minnie Drake Knapps Mrs. Drake Clare Wayne Auburn Heights Pontiac Waterford Clarkstown

New Arrivals at Clare General and Mt Pleas ant Hospitals

Pfc and Mrs Karlyle Coveart announce a son born Sunday October 4 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds nine ounces named Gregory Allen Pic The mother and child reside with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Blackledge in Marion Marine Pfc Coveart serves in Japan Mrs Coveart’s husband Ernest Kennedy and the Clare family report another birth a son named Doulag Keith born Thursday October 1 1853 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing seven pounds five ounces

Pfc Karlyle Coveart Clare General Hospital Gregory Allen Pic Coveart Japan Martin Blackledge Marion Ernest Kennedy East Sixth Street Clare Annouate Mt. Pleasant Douelag Keith

Fall Revivals Begin Tuesday at Clare Nazarene Church

The Clare Nazarene Church announces fall revival meetings starting Tuesday October 20 with Rev Marvin Cooper of Arlington Virginia as speaker He has pastored in Clarksville Detroit Flint Washington Omaha and Arlington and led the Nebraska district as superintendent for four years Cooper helped establish Nazarene churches including First Church in Flint and Detroit and Omaha Central Church He is a noted author and musician with volumes of poetry and gospel hymns.

Clare Nazarene Church Marvin Cooper Arlington Virginia Church of the Nazarene Clarksville Philadelphia Bible College Cooper Bud Robinson Nazarene First Flint Detroit Omaha Nebraska Central Church

Social Bridge and Birthday Events Highlight Community Life

The Friday Bridge Club hosted two contract games with Mrs Alberta Bigknell among the hose less guests, high scores earned by Mrs Homer Douglas and Mrs James Raagsat. Arthur Ginn celebrated his 85th birthday with family including Byron and Mrs LeDelia Blanchard, and Marshall Bonham attended. Golfers enjoyed favorable weather with Jingles as the feature play and Mrs N A Elden winning a ball. Church of God Home Builders held a chili supper and elected officers to remain. Mrs Norman Behrenke entertained two-table contract, high Mrs Allen McKee. The Hight O Clock Hight Club met for two tables. high Mrs Charles Richter. Mrs Archambault and relatives surprised sister Mas Hulletman in Shepherd, and birthday celebrations continued for Mrs Laurence Seliter with family visiting. Congregation photos and a surprise birthday lunch for Rev Brinkman capped the evening at the parsonage recreation room.

Rank ‘Mitchel Sanford Rhoda Buiba Hinkleville Thomas Abbbott Hazel Buldk Detroit Fred Irwin Marlene “Ear Adrian Carl Lear Wqorenk Honeychurch Lansing Harl Henderson Borns Bird Canada Duluth Minnesota William Gilson Jule Gendregske Harrison Roy Gordon Lee Henry Pleasant Lake Indiana Glen Hammond Hart Fillhart Gertrude Pratt Fillhart Fostoria Ohio Alwim Smith Alma Omer Parent Danny Campbell William,Campbell Catharine Beale Margaret Wall Lena Irving Nellie Niemeyer Houghton Lake Marge Pattengill Ernest Green Sherry Green Harold Wise Midland Arnold Green Dora Green Wilbur Lower Hubbard Lake Frank Nachman Clare F. J P. Davis Chattanooga Tennessee Winter Park Florida Mt. Lookout Great Smoky Mountains Knoxville Tenn Alberta Bigknell L. W. Jackson Homer Douglas James RaAgsat Arthur Ginn Byron LeDelia Blanchard Marshall Bonham Bridge Club Robert Ackerman Cleland, Green Mt. Pleasant Charles Richter Ralph “Ackerman Jon Church of God Brother Pierce Rhea Davis Brinkman

St Cecilia Home and Chinot Guild Meet October 1

The St Cecilia Home and Chinot Guild met in church parlors on Thursday October 1 for general discussion of Purchases. They referred the items to the purchasing committee including Mrs Dan McDonald Mrs Albert Haley Mrs Ford Seibt and Ethel Gleason. Refreshments were served by Mrs Flor ence Robinett Mrs Barney Scott and Mrs Dewey Wood.

St. Cecilia Chinot Guild Dan McDonald Albert Haley Ford Seibt Ethel Gleason Plorence Robinett Barney" Scott Mas Dewey Wood

Autumn Shower Honors Mrs Bartow at Clare High

A color full autumn shower honored Mrs Ailvin Bartow formerly Ivah Emery of Clare High School. Held Sept 29 at Mrs Harold Fleming home with co hosts Mrs Louisa Bowler Miss Doris Gerow Mrs Olive Hivans Mrs Leota Van Byery and Mrs Egwart Bowerman. Dessert of ice cream and cake followed by canasta and gifts for the guest.

Ailvin Bartow iMra Ivah Emery Clare High School Harold Fieming Louisa Bowler Doris Gerow Olive Hivans Leota van Byery Egwart Bowerman

Extension Club elects officers at Andersonville meeting

The Andersonville Extension Group met at Mrs. Fred Zinser's home on September 28 with ten members present. Officers were elected: Chairman Ethel Acker, Vice Chairman Dorothy Smith, Secretary and Treasurer Blanche Zinser, News Reporter Onalete Haring, Leaders Florence Renner and Marion Dennis. The lesson on Making of Christmas Gifts was led by Mrs. George Renner and Mrs. Jay Haring. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Dorothy Smith's home in October.

Andersonville Fred Zinser Ethel Acker Dorothy Smith Blanche Zinser Onalete Haring Florence Renner Marion Dennis George Renner Jay Haring

North Vernon Extension Group Budgets Year Plan and Birthday Sake

The North Vernon Extension Group met September 24 at Mrs. John Walworths with nine members present. They planned for the year and a Christmas gathering. Secret Pals were revealed and gifts exchanged, then canceled in favor of a monthly birthday celebration. Lunch was served in paper bags. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Arthur Thayers.

North Vernon John Walworth Arthur Thayer

East Vernon Extension Group Meets for October Workshop

The East Vernon Extension Group held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Verette on Thursday October 1 with leaders Mrs. Harold White and Mrs. Ferdinand Seifler presenting a Christmas Work Shop lesson packed with gift ideas. A noon spot luck dinner was served by hostess Mrs. Dale Stowgh and committee. Earlier on September 10 at Mrs. Clyde Stoy's home officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. Dale tough as chairwoman and other officers named.

East Vernon Fred Verette Harold White Ferdinand Seifler Dale Stowgh Otis Noarthon Lena Brewer Elsie Wild Clyde Stoy Dale Tough Ferdinand Seillot Wilson Samiborn

Millions Play Bridge Across United States

The 1953 Yearbook of the American Peoples Encyclopedia notes 20 million Americans play bridge monthly. The American Contract Bridge League lists 40 000 tournament players last year and about 500 000 duplicate players nationwide.

American Peoples Encycclopedia American Contract Bridge League

Congregational Women Discuss Reorganization

The Congregational Women's Fellowship held its first meeting on Monday October 5 with new president Mrs Harold Fleming presiding. Devotions were led, a solo sung, and members were divided into Phillips 66 discussion groups. A committee was named to study reorganizing the women's organizations with members listed.

Congregational Womens Fellowship Harold Fleming Carleton -Garthe Arthur Damoth Lionel Duncan Phillips 66 Willis Hawkins Ben Bosink C.A. Brink George ‘Beck Gertrude Gardiner Frank Hochstetter

Beta Sigma Phi Regular Meeting Held at Congregational Church

The Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Tuesday evening in the Congregational Church basement at 8:00 for their regular meeting. Mrs. John Wicklund Jr introduced guest speaker Mrs. William Maxwell who presented flower arrangements color schemes and fall bulb planting. Two artificial bouquets were awarded to Mrs. Willard Cook and Mrs. Rex Allen. refreshments followed.

Beta Sigma Phi Robert Pinaire John Wicklund, Jr William Maxwell Willard ‘Cook Rex. Allen

Clara Rebekah Lodge Holds Halloween Lodge Meeting

Mrs Vi Holt presided as noble grand with Gareth Irwin and Fannie Yeoman as officers. Ten past noble grands welcomed, Emma Perry introduced. District meeting set for October 15 in Weidman, Halloween party planned October 28 in masquerade style. Birthday guests included Bessie Holquist Eva Nowlen Florence Irwin Fern Wright Margaret Da Voy e and Etta Abbott. Supper served. tables festive with Halloween decor. Yeoman gave grace and led singing.

Clara Rebekah Vi Holt Gareth Irwin Fannie Yeoman Emma Perry Noble Grand Farwell Rebekah Lodge

Theta Rho Girls Club meeting plans camp sponsorship

The Clara Theta Rho Girls Club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening October 1 with Carol Mitchell, president, in charge. The group discussed the Rebekah and Odd Fellows Camp and voted to sponsor sending a girl to the camp next summer. Several names were presented for possible members.

Theta Rho Clara Theta: Rho Girs Eveing Carol Mitchell Oddfellows

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