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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
10
Mrs William Lucy received a pink and blue shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Frank Murdoch. Hostesses Mrs John Cobb and Mrs David Adams presided over games and the gift opening. Mrs Murchie Lucy won the contest while Mrs Cobb won a later charades prize.
The Clare Study Club met at the Methodist Church on September 7 hosted by Mrs. Delamarter. She spoke on Our Beautiful America with color slides of Michigan Grand Canyon Bryce Canyon Crater Lake and more. Effie Hales announced the Northeast District meeting in Midland September 30 and October 1 with two voting delegates. Refreshments were provided by the tea committee and group singing led by Mrs. Hughes.
Social briefs describe the Congregational Women's Fellowship meeting on Tuesday September 14 with dessert at 1 30 and regular session. Adams family reunion Sunday at Tourist Park features pot luck chicken dinner and reminiscences. Methodist W S C S holds fall meeting September 14 at 8 00 pm with Mrs Ralph Cole reporting on Bay View Institute class.
Marilyn Rowe and Arnold L. Newman exchanged vows on August 21 in a candlelit ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore satin and imported lace with a French illusion veil, and the couple plan to teach at CMC while living at 133 Griffes Street, Glio.
The Nelson family reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Bicknell with members from Grand Ledge Grand Blanc Lansing Detroit Alma and Cl The honored guest was Nelson of Alma aged 92 the father of Mrs. Bicknell A bountiful dinner followed by reminiscing and cheery conversation.
The Ruth Anna Circle met at Ruth Neff's home with good attendance. Minutes, treasurer report, and new reading lists were given. A running essay for October 14 15 and a new program “books for this year” were discussed with devotions and pledge service.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority held its first fall meeting in the Congregational Church basement. Vice president Mrs. Robert Campbell will preside for the year as president Mrs. Clyde Moline moves to Phoenix. A new vice president will be chosen next meeting. Plans were made for a benefit card party in the church basement next Monday September 13. Program chairman Mrs. John Wicklund outlined the year’s plans. Mrs. Robert Mitchell received a pink and blue gift. door prize went to Mrs. Larry Wilcox. The next meeting is September 21.
On Sunday September 5 Mrs. Mabel Horton enjoyed a family birthday gathering with her children and grandchildren. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grimm and daughters Ann Mary Beth Janet of Royal Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horton and children Tommy Mary Sue of Mr. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and sons Vic Jim George Tommy, currently at Magnetic Springs Ohio. The group shared a dinner at Roadside Park north of Clark and presented Mrs. Horton a gold wrist watch.
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