Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-27

lowing registrars have been appoint
ted by Mrs. Lillian Holmes, chairman
of the registration. At Orleans
school, Mrs. Ernest Leach, teacher,
and Mrs. Louis Hall. At Orleans
bank, Mrs. Alex Robertson and Mrs.
Robert Wardrop. AT Lambertson
school, Miss Elizabeth Brown, teach
err, Mrs. Rob Palmer and Mrs. John
Lambertson. At Green's school, Miss
Mura Treat, teacher, Mrs. Will Post,
and Miss Clara Howe. At Dorr
Mrs. Byron Haskins, and Mrs. Emory
Musselman. At Chittle school, Miss
Elizabeth Sontag, teacher, Mrs. Ray
Hall. and Mrs. Ed. Dodson. At Shiloh
school, Miss Elsie Swears, teacher,
Mrs. Ben Comstock, and Ena Brown.
At Hall school, Miss Fern Howe,
teacher, Miss Florence Yeomans, and
Miss Marjory Yeomans. At Head
school, Miss Elva Wheeler, teacher,
Mrs. Guy Glazier, and Mrs. Arthur
Barden. At Blanchard school, Miss
Pearl Marsh, teacher, Mrs. Sam Pitt,
and Mrs. John Van Geisen.
Robert Wardrop was in Mt. Pleas
ant on business last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Olmstead Wis
tied their son, Morton and family, at
Fenwick Sunday.
DIR. Wilkinson was called to Adrian
Friday by the serious illness of his
mother. He returned Monday leav-
ing her a very little better,
Mrs. Alex Robertson and daughter,
Margaret, were Grand Rapids visit
ors Saturday.
Edith White called on Mrs. Henry
Young Saturday:
The Orleans Farmers club met at
Maccabee and Cleaner hall Thursday,
March 81 with about sirty-five pre-
sent. Added to the many good things
served for dinner, Ernest and Ed.
Woodbridge treated those at the ia
bles to maple syrup which was much
APPRECIATED. The program was high
ly entertaining, both the topics up for
discussion being well gone over. Two
solos by Guy Glazier were well rem
dered and the piano and violin solo
by Mrs. Maurice Clements and Miss
Nellie Adams deserve special men
ton. Owing to the fact that the
meetings have been very interesting
and beneficial this year the club
members were reluctant to adjourn
for the summer months. Hence it
was voted to meet the third Saturday
night of each month at the homes. of
the members. No refreshments will
be served but a program will be Civ
en- at each meeting and it is hoped the
interest will be manifest during the
entire year. The first evening meet
ing will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hail.. Saturday night,
April 20.-Mrs. Ida Hall, Correspond
in Secretary.
Rollie Young and mother, Mrs,
Henry Young, visited her brother
Henry Probert and family, of Orange
last Wednesday, Mrs. Rollie Young
and children returning home with
them from Ionia.
Mrs. Hardy Wilbur received tele.
gram from Glenn Beach last week
that his mother, Mrs. Nettie Beach,
had undergone an operation at Lock
wood hospital, Petoskey, and was do
ing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hawkins OF
Muir spent from Wednesday until
Friday with friends here attending
the Farmers club Thursday.
Mrs. Clawson was a Thursday cal
Ter at Mrs. Cynthia Whites.
A carload of cheese was shipped
from the factory here last Saturday
Mrs. Earl Leighton of Bedding
spent Sunday in Orleans with hel
husband.
Mrs. A. Niche and daughter Of
Bedding were callers at the York
home Thursday.
Alice Wilkinson came Friday from
Mt. Pleasant to spend her vacation
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Will
kinson.
Lounie Parmenter spent THURSDAY
with Vern Rich and family.
Evary ono IF fha eavapfaan I, n IT
M. ladies present enjoyed the meet
ing of March 10. Ladies Anna Glea
son and Lois Musselman had charge
of the program for "Good of Order,
and one especially interesting featur,
was an old-fashioned spelling bee il
which Lady Jennie Hoppough drew
first prize, a set of lingerie clasp:
and Lady Rowley the consolation, &
stick of candy. The next meeting
will be April 2 and we hope to sc,
every member present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Wilbur enter
tanned their little grandson, Jacl
Brown, of Belding, last week.
No more complaints from Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ernie Face about the shortage
of help, as the new man arrived
March 10 for an indefinite stay. Con
gratulations.
MIS-. Clyue beacn visited nef par
ents in Belding a few days last week
Miss Ruth Brown and Mrs. Zach
Choate were Saturday afternoon cal
lers on Orleans friends.
VIM. Johnson of Alma came Frida-
to see his sister-in-law, Mrs. r. John
son, who is very low at this writing
Don't forget the cemetery associa
ton meeting at Orleans town hall
Monday, April 8.
Mrs. Robt. Wardrop visited he
friend, Mrs. w. c. Steere, of Ionia
for few days last wee-s.
Uncle "Wid" Howe is spending
short time at Charles Elmdunds'.