Zenobia Chapter OES Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Zenobia Chapter OES held its annual meeting on Thursday October 4 with officers and guests from Saginaw and Williamston. Officers elected include Lillian Barber as matron Warren White as patron and Faye Stephenson as associate matron. An October 18 officer practice and October 25 installation were announced along with Grand Chapter session at Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
O.E.S
Nina Rosendahl
Frank Poet
Saginaw
Williamston
Detroit
Michigan
Etta . Bar+guione
Lilllian Barber
Warren White
Faye Stephenson
Lucy Roberts
Allen Howlett
Emma Everts
Kathryn Freeman
Grand Chapter
Grand Rapids
Diocesan Speakers At St. Cecilia Guild Meeting
At St. Cecilia Home and School Guild October gathering two diocesan leaders spoke on aims of guild groups. Mrs. Spendow and Mrs. Hake discussed activities, the study club, and planned improvements including green wall boards and a new plastic tile floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
James Spendow
Grand Rapids
Arnold Hake
Millie Branigan
Spendrow
Guild
Dan Burdo
Frank LaGoe
Dan McDonald
Kvam Family Farewells Before Move to Wisconsin
Mrs. Kvam and her son Donnie prepare to leave Friday October 19 for Madison Wisconsin where Donnie studies medicine at the University of Wisconsin. Friends held several farewell gatherings including a luncheon hosted by Mrs Elmer Brook and a neighbors gathering hosted by Mrs Leonel Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kvam
Kvam
Donnie
Don
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
Elmer Brook
Ros Street
Midland
Farewell party honors Mrs Lucy leaving for Hawaii
Mrs Murchy Lucy and Mrs Leonard Irwin hosted a Wednesday farewell for Mrs William Lucy who left with her children to join her husband stationed at Scofield Field Hawaii. Guests played cards and enjoyed lunch as gifts and well wishes were given for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchy Lucy
Leonard Irwin
William Lucy
Scofield Field
Hawaii
Miss Sandra Sandborn Weds James Slater In Clare Church
Miss Sandra Sandborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sandborn married James Slater son of Mr Mrs Louis Slater Saturday evening in the candlelight ceremony at the Clare Methodist Church. Rev L J Nevins officiated as vows were exchanged before a fireplace with white mums and glads. The reception followed in the Hotel Doherty Wedgewood room. The couple plans a northern Michigan honeymoon and will reside in the Tubbs apartment on John R Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Sandborn
Harold’ Sandborn
James Slater
Louis Slater
Beaverton
Clare Methodist
L. J. Nevins
Lyle Skinner
Plano
Sandra
Joyce Miller
Doyle Mann
Sandborn
Wedgewood
Doherty
Richard Groves
Jane Cotton
Lydabelle Bicknell
George Wisler
Janet
Joyce Wilson
Don Bryant
Clare Manufacturing
Bicknell’s Department Store
Conference Talk at WSCS Meeting Hones Spiritual Focus
Sixty members and guests gathered in the Methodist church sanctuary for a WSCS session led by Alma Seiter with guest speaker Mrs. George Damson. Damson discussed The Eternal Questions of Christ highlighting five queries and the concept of a wedding garment of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Elsie Delamarter
Alma Seiter
Farwell and
Coleman
George Damson
Conference
Christ
Gilbert Kilpack
Curtains For Clare Legion Room To Be Purchased
A committee of Mrs. Celina Creguer and Mrs. Hilda Tibbilg was named at the October meeting of American Legion Auxiliary No. 123 in Clare to buy new curtains for the American Legion room in city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Clare City Hall
American Legion Auxiliary No. 123
Celina Creguer
Hilda Tibbilg
Tibbits
St. Marys Guild Plans Holly Fair for November
St Marys Guild of the Chapel of St Ann Episcopal Church met October 4 in the Ideal Theater Building to discuss a Holly Fair set for November. They aim to be in the new chapel by then and invited all to visit. Mary Van Campen and Lois Goodwin reported on a Ludington trip to a deanery women meeting. Luncheon followed served by hostess Jean Soldatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’ S Guild of
St. Ann
Episcopal Church
Ideal Theater
Mary van Campen
Lois Goodwin
Ludington
Jean Soldatt
Theta Rho Girls Plan Halloween Dance Party
Miss Nina Leiter presides over Theta Rho Girls meeting with Sandra Wentworth as vice president. They set a Halloween dance for Saturday October 27 with a door prize, prizes, fortune telling booth, fish pond, and refreshments. Birthday cake served. Rose Jerred September guest. Sharon Beemer to supply November cake. Sandra Wentworth wins mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Leiter
Theta Rho
Sandra Wentworth
Rose Jerred
Sharon Beemer
4-H Club Holds October Regular Meeting at Bowen School
The 4-H Club met Monday October 8 at Bowen School with 25 members and 7 visitors. Officers elected include Wayne Anderson president Beatrice Cluley vice president Judy Methner secretary Gerry Hovey treasurer and recreation and song chairpersons Barbara Prout and Shirley Moore. Larry Anderson reported 141 67 in the treasury. Demonstration tips were given by Isabella County 4-H agentarry Densmore and the next meeting will be at Bowen School hosted by the Prout family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Schoal
Judy Meéthner
Beatrice Cluley
Billy Boy
America
Larry Anderson
Treasurys
Wayne Anderson
Judy Methner
Gerry Hovey
Shirley Moore
Barbara Prout
Karen Fike
Arry Densmore
Isabella County
Densmore
Burch
Bowen School
Prout
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OES
Genevieve Born
Marie Hendrie
Beatrice Seiter
Mary Cotton
Belle Mair
Gladys Gade
Iva Fisher
Dorothy Cloyd
Ina Hammond
June Ramy
Hallie Haring
Elizabeth Gilson
Clar Mpany Ge Delivery E Furniture
Mich
Mrs. Kvam
Mrs. Lucy
Slate
Portland
Dearborn
Farwell
Howell
Gladwin
Harrison
Mr. Pleasant
Clare
Lee Sowle Phas
Mexico
Nassau
Bermuda
Pan American
WSCS
Church Council of Women
Congregational Church
United Nations
Erma Byers
Ruey Jackson
Nellie Frey
Grace Frey
Are, Michigan
Ana
Mary Lege
Creguer
Sue Holmes
Benton Harbor
St. Mary’s
Goth
PRI
GR. U.S
Ilk
Magnesia
Castoria Fletcher
Seaforth
Haysma
Eithma & Abad
Curtis
NET
Pacquins
Lady Schick
Druc Roy E. Cimmerer
Detrex J&leaning
Clare Cleaners
San
Italy
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