Delta Psi Chapter Plans Rushing Party and November Ritual
The Delta Psi Chapter met at Barnes Town and Country Lounge with Freeda Brownridge presiding and outlined a rushing party at Clare 1 CCF Hall Tuesday, the model meeting on October 15 for new pledges, and a Ritual dinner on November 5 at Town and Country Lounge. The Lutheran Aid met with Rev. Raymond Schultz leading a lesson, fourteenth members present, and a new member welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi Chapter
Barnes Town and Country
Freeda Brownridge
Clare 1
C.C.F. Hall
the &Th
Town and Country
Myrna Leinweber
Everts Jewelry Store
Lutheran Aid
Raymond Schultz
Jesus Christ
Norman Berhenke
Michael Laichert
Saginaw Lutheran Seminary
Betty Wilcox
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Ellen Henderson
Noble Grand
Eva Schlafley
Madeline Seiter
Patsy Schlafley
Florence Tubbs
Noble
Rebekah
Grand Rapids
Assembly
Alma
Owosso
Gail Samborn and James Finch Exchange Vows
Gail Samborn and James K. Finch spoke their marriage vows at Clare Methodist Church in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a tiara and carried white French carnations. Guests from multiple Michigan cities attended as the couple plans residence in Chelsea following a honey moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Ann Samborn
James K. Finch
Clare Methodist Church
D.R. Salisbury
Wilson Samborn
George Finch
Earl Rowland
Gail
Sharon Schaller
Anna Van’t Zelfde
Kalamazoo
Lailie Samborn
Victor Finch
George Fitch
Thomas Finch
Dale Rawson
John Laverty
Danny Casteel
Rick Finch
E.A. Samborn
Auburn
Farwell
Fred Verette
Dale Stough
Eugene Rowland
Marybeth Esch
St. Johns
James Trayer
Ann Arbor
Charlotte, Ward
Battlet Greek
Clarence Tucker
Rozada Schaller
Flat Rock
Kathy Rowland
Coleman
Chelsea
Chrysler Proving Ground
Finch
Clare High School
Bronson School of Nursing
Battle Creek
Dexter
Royal Oak
Eaton Rapids
Monroe
Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
Bay City
Flint
Chicago
Illinois
East Fifth Street
Jack Bader Weds Barbara Gard Jeanis In East Lansing
Barbara Gard Jeanis and Jack Allen Bader wed at the University Methodist Church in East Lansing on September 14. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. Wilson M. Tennant with a white glass altar, attendants wore blue and white attire, and guests included family from Dowagiac Clare and East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Methodist Church
East Lansing
Barbara Gard Jeanis
Jack Allen Bader
Wilson M. Tennant
Barbara
Howard Joanis
Dowagiac
Wilson Bader
Clare
Gretchen Meitzner
Susan Bader
Pamela Sue Bader
James W. Bader
David Shattuck
Donald Vadertuin
Hugo Post
Stephen J. Bader
Wilson Ten
Color tour memories span straits and gatherings
Shayler and family and friends traveled the Straits to Seeney in the Upper Peninsula. Calkins hosted his parents Sunday, with extended family visiting in Cadillac and Harrison. The page notes numerous social visits, bridal details, and a Drummond Island outing among Midland and Wayne County natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shayler
Kathleen Bauer
Jack Tubbs
Straits
Seeney
Upper Peninsula
Donald Calkins
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Jim
Ethel Leosh
Thelma Bauder
Don Mac Gillan
Midland
Jennie Cobleigh
Harrison
Kenneth Gamble
G.c.born
David
Cadillac
H. B. Johnson
Keith
Lakeview
Wallace Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
al Ocean
Clare Hardware
Gail Samborn
James Finch
Helen Welch
Fern Wright
Margaret la Voye
Effie Harvey
James K, Finch
Jack Bader
F.W. Jeanis
Niles
John Hauser
North Chicago
Ilinois
Wesley Foundation
Julie Huddy
Allen Park
Michigan State University
Elizabeth Kaiser
Detroit
Evelyn Goldstein
St. Clair Shores
June Hunter
Joan Hoff
Ronald Vanderluin
Michigan
University Village
MSU
Guy Lamb
Elkart
Indiana
Mabel Akers
Mason
Albert Seiter
David Seiter
Laurence Seiter
Drummond Island
Lew Fetters
Maren Laguire
Trenton
Paul Sheponski
Susie
Alex Murray
Leslie Spencer
Bernard Spencer
Nunica
Hazel Gruber
Sue Holmes
Curtis Hearns
Hearns
Laramie
Wyoming
Jeff
I.R. Noblit
R. S. Allen
Clare Sentinel
Austin Mobile
Snow Snake Mt
Mann Siding Rd
Harrison Ave
Rexall
SemeeNys
Paty
Jel
Clare Business & Professional
Slim
Bicknell
Clare Mich
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