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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

15

Rose Bush PTA Meets on 4-H Work Program

A large crowd attended the Rose Bush School Parent Teachers Association initial meeting on Monday evening. President Mrs. Duane Prout led introductions of teachers and parents, announced committees, and highlighted a Fluoride treatment program. Isabella County 4-H leader Harry Densmore spoke on objectives and functions of 4-H, with students and leaders demonstrating table setting and group songs.

Parent Teachers Association Rosebush School Duane Prout Duane Keller Prout Carl Seiter Dale Graham Carl Midland Lola Fordyce Georgeann ‘Wolfe Seitér Harry Densmore Isabella ‘County Judy Hovey Linda Anderson Shirley Moore Bowen School Rosebush Jack Westbrook Fat Hovey

WSCS Women Plan Smorgasbord at Rosebush Church

The Women's Society of Christian Service of Rosebush Methodist Church met at Mrs. Harold Anderson's home. Mrs. Carl Baird presented Christ's Message For Today and Mrs. Floyd Thompson led the Worship Service. Dinner committee includes Mrs. Harvey Lowery Mrs. Russell Johnson Mrs. Forrest Johnston and Mrs. Gerald Thayer. A dessert lunch followed.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Rosebush Methodist Church Harold Anderson Carl Baird Floyd Thompson Smorgas Board Harvey Lowery Russell Johnson Forrest Johnston Gerald Thayer

Youths Tour Pine Forest Pines Chapel Service Attends

The Rosebush and Center M. Y. F. members, with parents, drove to Hart wick Pines Sunday for a picnic and a tour led by Wakelan McNeil of Central Michigan College. An evening service was held in the Pines Chapel before returning home.

Rosebush Center Hartwick Pines the Pines Wakelan McNeil Central Michigan College Pines

Woman's Society to Meet September 22 at Mrs Armstrong

The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Monday evening September 22 with Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong, per president Mrs. Robert Bean. Members are urged to note the date change due to conflicting activities this month.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Lloyd Armstrong Robert Bean

Rosebush Briefs Chronicle Local Socials and Visits

Local social notes detail visits and events in Rosebush and nearby towns. Names include Faye Johnson, Judy Hall, Emily Bowerman, Bert Shangle, Art Savage, Roy Matteson, David Bellinger, Harry Taylor, and others. Events cover dinners, class returns, surgeries, farm purchases in Goebel Michigan, and attended meetings at Clare High School.

Faye Johnson Renius Harry Johnsdtt Tthata Mig Dan Morrison Judy Hall Mt. Pleasant David Bellinger Emily Bowerman Mt. Pleasant Senior High School Bert. Shangle Art Savage Wiliam Coughlin Coughlin Earl Willey Fred Matteson Marian Donaldson David Roy Matteson Ford Hospital Roy Harry Taylor

Alma speaker enhances Rosebush Presbyterian luncheon

The Association of Presbyterian Women met at Rosebush Church for a noon luncheon. Mrs. Ralph Sharp and Mrs. John Osborn reported on the Leaders' Training School meeting, Mrs. Albert Campbell led devotions, and the group voted to donate to the Migrant Fund. Guest speaker Mrs. Seth Goodman of Alma presented the theme Social Education In Action.

Association of Presbyterian Women Rosebush Presbyterian Church Ralph Sharp John Osborn Albert Campbell Seth Goodman Alma

Elect New Walton FB Leaders

The Walton Farm Bureau convened at Center Church auditorium with Oliver House presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include Darwin Jobson discussion leader Norman Johnson mindtemen Oliver House chairman Pat Hathaway vice chairman Ewart Bowerman package reporter Mrs Pat Hathaway secretary Mrs Pat Hathaway recreation chairman Pat Hathaway song leader Ida Johnson reporter Wilford Stilgenbawer. The group favored a No vote in the November election on a Michigan constitutional convention.

Walton Farm Bureau Center Church Oliver House Darwin Jobson Darwin J Johnson Norman Johnson Pat Hathaway Ewart Bowerman Ida Johnson Wilford Stilgenbawer Michigan

Baptist Convention Urges Moral Leadership in Social Issues

The American Baptist Convention in Cincinnati with 3700 delegates called for U S government moral leadership to halt nuclear tests and urged Russia to join U N efforts on nuclear controls. They push church programs for home life, Sunday night worship, oppose public funds to religious bodies, fight alcohol evils, gambling, and favor abolition of capital punishment.

American Baptist Convention Cincinnati Ohio United States Russia U.N

Farwell High football roster plans for 1958 season

Farwell High announces a 22 man varsity under Coach Ker win Parsens with eight returning lettermen including backs George Brown Dick Lloyd and John Laverty and linemen Richard Dent Jerry Jones Jim Coats Ed Hubel Fred Bergey plus fourteen others. Junior varsity has 28 players under Coach Gerald Danhoff with thirteen returning players from last year and a full schedule listed.

Farwell High School Kerwin Parsens Western Michigan College George Brown Dick Lloyd John Laverty Richard Dent Jerry Jones Jim Coats Ed Hubel Fred Bergey Charley Schaar Richard Hartgrove Dick Hawk Don Swinson Judd Terwilliger Archie Sweet Larry Bole Norman Brown Fred Wilson Bob Embrey Bill Kurnik Gale Shaw Jerry Snyder Larry Squires Farwell Gerald Danhoff Central Michigan College J. V Carl Orton Tim Jack Allen Ed Lassens James Embrey Alonzo Hornung James McLaughlin William Thompson Charles Borst Richard Wood Russell Thompson Wayne Thayer

Community Calendar Ha yseeds square dance club meets Saturday

The Clare square dance club Hayseeds will meet this Saturday evening September 20 at the Clare Red and Gun Club rooms across from Clare Airport. New members invited. Also Gold Star Mothers plan a 12th anniversary pot luck supper September 24 at 6 30 in the American Legion Auxiliary headquarters at the City Hal. American Legion Auxiliary hosts pot luck dinner and meeting September 29 at 6 30 in new Legion rooms City Hall. District meeting with dinner and officer installation set for September 28. Transportation help available from Mrs Hammond or Connie Walkers. Clarabella Extension Group to meet September 18 at Mrs Chett Dysingers. bring a bouquet and container. Maud Ramey entertained Meet A While club members September 10. dues paid and Sept 24 set for meeting at Mrs Harrison Bennetts with bridge kceno prize to Edith Hermann.

Clare Red and Gun Club Attexid Gold Star New American Legion Auxiliary Hal American Legion Auxiliary Legion City Hall Mrs. Hammond Connie Walkers Clarabella Chett Dysinger Maud Ramey Harrison Bennett Edith Hermann Lula McPhail Hazel Lenox

Naval officer designated Patrol Plane commander in three

Lt. Bob Strange a Patrol Plane Commander Lt. jg Robert C Strange USN designated as a Patrol Plane Commander by Fleet Air Wing Three. He resides in Brunswick Maine attached to Patrol Squadron Seven. He flew P2V Neptune missions during a five month Arctic deployment and ice reconnaissance visits to Thule Greenland Frobisher Bay and North Africa England and the Azores. He is US Naval Academy Class of 1955 and son of Mrs Russell H Strange and the late Dr Strange of Clare Michigan.

Robert C. Strange USN Fleet Air Wing Three Mrs. Strange Brunswick Maine Argentia Newfoundland Thule Greenland Frobisher Bay Nwt Canada North

High School Counselors Face Expanded Roles by 1970

Professor Claude A. Egertsen of the University of Michigan predicts high school counselors will shift from college advising to guiding students in all work and training opportunities as college populations double. He notes increased demand for personalized counseling, data use, and ongoing graduate tracking, with costs offset by savings in entrance exam workloads.

Lew Claude A. Eggertsen University of Michigan

PTA Sets Membership Month as Doors Open for Alaska

The National PTA designates October for enrollment urging members to knock on doors to recruit new supporters of children's welfare. Alaska becomes the nations 49th state, with unique rural and bush schools posing challenges and opportunities for PTA programs.

P.T.A Alaska U.S National Congress of Parents and Teachers Friends of Children James C. Parker Grand Rapids Mich National Congress Parker Continental United States Hawaii Europe America National Congréss of Parents and Teachers Point Barrow Chicago

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