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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
4
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May 27 28 events include Mary Lou dancers Recital at the Saline High School auditorium and an art exhibit 8 p m in the high school gym open to the public Mrs Kath Teen will attend and answer questions The Friendship Class of the United Church postspones a meeting Wednesday at 8 pm hosted by Mrs Lewis Ernst 303 North Arbor Street May 31 JCC Auxiliary dinner 6 30 pm at home of Mr and Mrs Donald Rapp plus officer installation and a public exhibition at Saline High School 8 pm Saline Awan Banquet at 6 30 pm in elementary gym followed by a dance at 9 30 pm with music by Saline’s own Ra Grimmtisers
Arts and science work from the past year was displayed in grade rooms while parents viewed exhibits. An 8:15 pm auditorium program featured a fifth grade band, a fourth grade flute group, and a sixth grade band directed by Russell Reed, with performances by the sixth grade girls chorus directed by Mrs. Marilyn Turner and piano by Mrs. Jean Kooistra.
Annual election of Westminster Fellowship officers held Sunday evening at Federated Church. Retiring Moderator Joan Austin led the event. New officers named include Moderator Douglas McKenzie Vice Moderator Charles Youngs Clerk Sheri McPeake Treasurer Carol Brown. Next meeting plans include devotions by Sheri McPeake program by Lynn Gates and refreshments by Benna Jean Sawyers.
Miss Isobel D Bara and Alexander McPhee wed in a formal ceremony assisted by Rev Whickerzie. Guests from Scotland Canada Detroit and Ohio attended. The gown was lace and nylon with a sequin neckline, bride carried a white Bible with pink carnations. A buffet reception for 75 followed as McPhee works in Uniloy division Saline.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bigelow hosted a groom shower Saturday for John Barrows of Detroit and his bride to be Ruby Bennett also of Detroit They celebrated with 35 guests at a Stidwer event and a Take Off This is Your Life segment Gifts included books scrapbooks and a bouquet Freshments were served by Janice Ivan and others Guests hailed from Detroit Bryan Ann Arbor Dundee Milan Tecumseh Clinton and Macon
The Salitte High School Alumni Association announces its reunion program after the annual banquet on Saturday evening June 7 at the Elementary School. Kenneth Heininger of Ann Arbor will serve as toastmaster. EL Ivin Armbruster will welcome the class of 1933 and Gary Armbruster will give the response. The class of 1908 golden anniversary will be represented by Mrs. Bernice Rowsey. Teddy Cousins will read, and Marilyn Schill Fosdick will render a piano solo. A quartet featuring Kenneth Guenther, Jim Rhoades, Bill Austin, and Jerry Miller performs. the Gleason sisters Mrs. Robert Cook and Mrs. Donald Geiger sing. Reservations are with secretary Mrs. Jackie Hoeft.
Alger R. Allison aged 68 died suddenly of a heart attack Friday May 16 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. He lived at 460 Judd Rd York Township born December 7 1889 in Pittsfield Township son of David and Valina Linn Allison. He married Mabel Gooding March 31 1817 in Saline retired farrier and longtime resident member of Saline Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow son John D at home two brothers Millard Macon Mich Grant Highland Mich two sisters Mrs James Crittenden and Mrs Murl Murray Mooreville Mich. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. Lockwood Funeral Home Rev Henry McKenzie officiating burial York Cemetery.
Brownie Scout Troop 5 and nine teen girls with mothers enjoy a casserole dinner May 19 at the Elementary School cafe. Agnes Peoples of the Huron Valley Girl Scouts spoke on the new council charter for La Tine area as investiture pins were awarded and troop leaders honored.
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Special announcement for Sunday May 25 sets worship at 11 a.m. to host the Commission on Membership and Evangelism plus twenty six new members and young people who joined this church during the year ending May 31 1958. A dessert luncheon follows with greetings from Rev Richards and longtime member Carl Curtiss. Members of the congregation are invited to attend.
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