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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1954
Page
5
Walton Farm Bureau members at Rosebush Center Church discuss policy development led by Mrs. Ewart Bowerman. Elections postponed to October 11 at Center Church with Mrs. George Nestle and Mrs. Earl Neff hosting. Refreshments by Mrs. Pat Hathaway.
The Rosebush Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Raymond Martin's home. The service theme was Accept The Lord and Keep The City. Officers led the program and business session while plans were announced for weekly Saturday sil- ent meditations in October.
Fifth and Sixth graders chose officers: Brenda LaLone president Sylvia Neff vice president Carolyn Graham secretary Marietta Morrison librarian and Sharon Orvis assistant librarian. Mrs Elizabeth Maybee substitute Kindergarten teacher on Wednesday and Thursday speaker Terry House told Seventh and Eighth graders about a Lansing trip and the State Fair in Detroit. Local residents can watch Cadillac TV Monday September 20 at 8 30 PM.
Five birthdays in September were celebrated at Rosebush Memorial Park with Mrs. George Schleder and family, Mrs. Dale Graham and family, and Caroline Graham. Cakes by Mrs. Albert Campbell and Mrs. Graham were served as relatives gathered for the cooperative chicken dinner.
Diane Jennings handles the gifts sent to CBS Television host Garry Moore. Viewers send odd items from beaver bow ties to a sandstone bust. Some toys go to children’s hospitals while Moore keeps others at the office.
Community notices list visits among residents of Rosebush and nearby towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Collins hosting. the Neelands hosting guests from Ann Arbor. the Swindlehurst honeymoon return to New York. new homes for the Graham and First families. trips to Ludington and Mt. Pleasant. multiple open house and anniversary events. and updates on relatives traveling or recuperating.
Mrs Dora Walker was guest of honor at a birthday dinner Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd House Mr and Mrs Harvey Wardwell Mrs Tom Gardner Miss Poppy Walker and Mr and Mrs Alfred Holbrook of Clare. A birthday cake centered the table and gifts and greetings were extended.
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