Mrs Gaffney Hosts Christmas Sewing Club Event
On Wednesday afternoon December 18 Mrs Sylvia Gaffney entertained the Sewing Club at her State Street residence. The flat was elaborately decorated with red and green Christmas touches, holly and tinsel. After sewing and social talk a rye course luncheon was served, enjoyed by all. The attendees praised Mrs Gaffney as an exceptional entertainer and said the gathering was one of the best ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gaffney
The
Sewing Club
State Street
Gaffney
Alma Sewing Club
Sumner Items and Holiday Visits Across Michigan towns
Bitton 44 visits Detroit and Monroe to see friends. Vert Maris guests a unele, Ssave Mangas of Crystal. Milton Davis buys property once owned by A. Thompson and moves family there. Meoo and Mrs John Seamon and Milford plan Christmas with friends in Owosso. Mrs Belle Foulks of Detroit visits her parents. Ray Crispell of New Haven calls on friends. Miss Alice Seamen visits Peoria. Tucker goes to Loomis to spend Christmas with Morris Frank Picks. Miss Riley Cleverdon of Belding visits brother Samuel Cleverdon. Mrs Win Phillips visits daughter Cecil Gee near Carenh. Rilton Stearns of Alma visits grandparents John Slater and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Davis
Owsted
A. Thomp
Meoo
John Seamon
Otradrere Milford
Owosso
Belle Foulks
Detroit
John T Hammantree
Ray Crispell
New Haven
Alice Seamen
Peoria
TM Feett Tucker
Loomis Mona Tdy
Morris Frank Picks
Business College
Flint
Riley Cleverdon
Belding
Samuel Cleverdon
Win
Phillips
Cecil Gee
Carenh
Rilton Stearns
Alma
John Slater
Christmas notices and local life in Alma region
Local items note illnesses and holiday visits among residents including Mrs E A Holmes, Howard Willard, Archie Brown, Paul Hilburn, Miss Mary Mulvey, Allen Pinkston, Miss Sylvia Gaffney and sons, Dr N F McClinton, Carl Washburn, Miss Bessie Holmes, HW Richardson family, Shartar, and a business trip to New Orleans. Also recorded are social events, civic meeting reminders, and notices of sales, local church services and Christmas programs with Santa, trees, and rural club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Holmes
Howard Willard
Ithaca
Archie Brown
Wright & Brown
Detroit
Paul Hilburn
Mary Mulvey
Allen Pinkston
Riverside Farm
Crystal
Sylvia Gaffney
John
Russell
N. F. McClinton
Chicago
Reginald
Carl Washburn
First State Bank
Bessie Holmes
J. W. Holmes
Lansing
HW. ©. Richardson
Saginaw Shartar
Minoidanil
New Orleans
Alma
Bell Phojpe
Goasett FA
Murlingham
Aspen
Burlinghem
Mreckenridge Cor Hiuffian
Chic
W. Sandall
Gratiot Avenue
Virginis Mulvey
Morgantown
W. Virginia
Mulvey
Civic Improvement League
Francis King
Janard
Fred J. Soule
Baptist Church of
Somerville
N. J
Henry Sole
River Avenue
Baptist Parsonage
Lizzie Smith
Giles McLaren
New Haven
W. TL. Smith
Pontiac
Mrs Gidley Dies Quietly at Mason ic Home
Grand Rapids resident Mrs Josephine Y Gidley a longtime beloved figure at the Mason ic Home died suddenly Thursday morning After a brief illness she was found to have suffered a heart attack and an acute condition proved fatal She had been a resident at the home for 14 years and was noted for her cheerfulness and Company during Christmas time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Y. Gidley
Grand Rapids
Masonic Home
Pay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antee
Sumner
CA Bitton
Monroe
Vert Maris
Hisa Unele
Ssave Mangas
Sunday
Good Shoes
Claud Hicok
Harness Shop
Consolidated Light and Power Co
Chippewa Construction Co
Detroit Trust Co
Patrick Manion
Mich
Amabury's Corners
Murray
Trishtown
Forest Hill
J. A. Wilk
Union Phone
Lee G. Strong
Riverdale
Mason, Ingham Co
Lee
W. D. Strong
Riverside Cemetery
Miner & Button
A. W. Davis
McPhaul & Whiton
Fred Rogers
Edward P. Davis
Harry Willard
Alma Flour and Feed Co
Royal M. Hyde
Harry Way
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Allen
Santa Claus
Santa
Skeeter’s Corners
Ruth Dutt
Edwin Mahr
F. E. Ellsworth
Seville and Sumner
Invocablee
Nazareth
Viking
James Gargett
George Bailey
E. A. Potter
Edison Phonograph
Sanderhoff
Rail Wood, Caple Hardware Company
ST. Mary’ Ciurch
Mse
St. Louis
Cushing & Benedict
Crandell & Scott
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