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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
10
Fosdick Extension group will hold their September meeting at 8 30 p m September 16 at the home of Mrs William Wackenhut on Warner Rd Co hosts are Mrs Jack Staley and Mrs Willis Struble.
The Federated Ladies Aid of Federated Church resumes meetings on September 17 after a June hiatus. President Mrs Paul Klueter announces sessions at 8: 00 PM in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Raymond Armbruster and Mrs Eugene Feurbach. Devotions and music are led by Mrs Clarence Johnson. The program, Then There Are The Dishes To Wash, is by Mrs Wesley Nielsen, and the Twelve Penny Donations fund the Least Coin Fellowship worldwide Presbyterian women’s project.
Seventeen local women enter JC sponsored Miss Saline contest at the fairgrounds stage with Don Bailey of Ann Arbor as master of ceremonies. Judges include Carol Otto Roy Dine and Robert W Ebey. Prizes include a woman's electric razor from Reveling's Drugstore and cash from Hartman Insurance along with radios and gifts from various sponsors.
Members of the Saline Extension Group will make purses at their Wednesday September 17 meeting at 3 p m at the home of Mrs. Harrison Gonser 1028 Ann Arbor Street. Plastic frames for the purses have been ordered and members are to bring their own material.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macomber hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the baptism of daughter Diane Marie. Attending were Rev. H. L. Engel and family, Gerald Snyder of Detroit, Glen and Kenneth Macomber, and local guests including the Lambarth, Zahn, and Lambarth families. Sponsors were Rose Ann and Norman Lambarth. Washtenaw Democratic candidates visit Saline Fair Friday evening.
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