Band Club Executive Board to Meet Tonight
Mr and Mrs Robert Merchant host the Band Club executive board meeting at their Maple Road home tonight at 8 p.m.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Robert Merchant host the Band Club executive board meeting at their Maple Road home tonight at 8 p.m.
Macon Methodist Church notes list Rev Donald Bates as minister with Sunday School at 10 and church service at 11. The Senior Choir practices Thursday, Senior Youth at 7 Sunday. painting the sanctuary Saturday April 26. noon meals prepared by ladies. May 1 Women’s Society of Christian Service meets at 1 30 with Mrs Hamilton Moore Jr as hostess. Puppets visit April 29 at 4 30 with Miss Margot Kellogg and Miss Betty Restrick. daily shows through Saturday and a Sunday concert. Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hamilton Moore Sr observed with guests and cake. Community Club hosted by Mr Clayton Bigelow. Cancer Fund donation voted. Various local histories and poems shared. multiple plans, parties, and visits noted.
Local church youth organizations the Youth Fellowship groups of St James Church and Clinton Congregational Church met Sunday for afternoon and evening activities. Residents shared visits with relatives in Allen Park and nearby townships, with numerous social gatherings and family occasions noted through the day.
Friday through Sunday gatherings feature many named residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Ann Arbor business trip accompanies a family visit in Saline as Moore and Miller households host guests from Ypsilanti Madison Heights and Pentwater.
Farmers seek guidance on wool payment calculations per Washtenaw County Agricultural Agent Don Johnson. The article notes confusion over whether payments are automatic up to a national limit.
Farmers compare national average price to farm sale price to determine incentive payments. Johnson explains using 77 percent of the difference between the national support price 62¢ and the national average 35¢, illustrating with 30¢ and 40¢ sale prices to show total earnings and the benefit of higher quality wool.
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