Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-10
BRICK ENRIDGE

patriotic. Wednesday evening, patri-
otc selections were rendered by the
chorus choir. A vocal solo by Miss
Linda Knorpp and a patriotic reading
by Miss Doris Muscott were followed
by interesting addresses by Mr..
Shorts of Saginaw and Rev. Burk-
holder of Alpena. Thursdays pro-
gram was as follows. 9:l5 Devo-
tionals; $3.50 Organization and bust
ness; 1915 How Prepare the Sun
day Sermon" Rev. l.. l.. Steadman;
iO:45 "How l Prepare Myself for the
Sunday Service" Rev. David C.
McNair; LAS Devotional; 200 PRO
gress and Problems of Foreign
Work" Rev. j. II. Dickson, mission
ary from Ceylon; 3:l5 Women's Hour
in charge of Mrs. w. T. Warren of
Bay City: 400 Every Member
Drive" Dir. j. w. Sutherland State
SUPERINTENDENT; 600 Community sup
per for visiting ministers and dele
gates. members and friends, of the
church, in the basement dining room
of the church. Thursday evening
Special music by double quartet and
chorus choir and a lecture on Ceylon
by Rev. j. II. Dickson.
SMITH-HALL. On Monday even
ing. Sept. 30, Doris Hall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder, was
united in marriage with Mr.. Edwin
Smith of Alma at the home of the
brides parents in the presence of a
few friends and relatives. Rev
Thompson of the Baptist church per-
formed the ceremony and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ostrander acted as brides
maid and best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith expect to reside in Alma.
A number of Breckenridge people
motored to Alma Sunday afternoon to
hear the Jackie band
WOLFGANG-EASLICK. Miss
Roberta Easick, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Easlck, and Mr.. Elbridge
Wolfgang were united in marriage on
Tuesday evening, October /. The
ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock
by Rev. Knight in the presence of
about thirty guests. Miss Elma
Hynes was bridesmaid and Mr. Fred
Wyant was best man. The out-of-
, town gnests were Clare Easlick of
Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. b. +
Pattison and two sons of St Johns
DR.. l.. A. Howe received a visit
last week from his sister. Mrs
Waterman, of Jackson.
Mrs. Thomas Crawford went &c
Jackson Saturday to attend tthe fun
eral of her cousin, Fred Joslin, who
= died suddenly at Camp Colt, Gettys
burg. Pa.
Walter +. Swope of Riverdale wa.
, in town Saturday
Ii is reported that Clarence Grues
y beck has been honorably discharged
p FROM the L. s. army and is now il
New York City. Gruesbeck enliste,
5 soon after war was declared and wa
criously wounted in battle abou
July first
Miss Ivah Campbell has accepted
y position with the First State Bank
! Mrs. Hazel Pickett and daughter o
u Flint is the guest Of her parents, JoI
sherman and wife.
a Miss Marguerite Crawford was al
Alma caller Thursday morning.
z Misses Ellen and Edith Doty, AM
Messrs Dale VanDeusan, Fay Ander
son, and Clarence Hopkins. Jr, ar
students at Alma college
J. Miss Beaula Watson was in Aim
Saturday morning
George Sharrar of Alma was i
p town Friday.
e Miss Melinda UdeIle Of Alma wa
T in town Wednesday.
DR.. d. 4. Curtis and Frank A
Il Sexton spent last week attending tn
races in Lexington, Kentucky.
d Misses Lydia Rehfus. Mayme an
! Ada Royal were Alma shoppers Sat
- urday afternoon.
, Chalmers Mccall was a St. Loui
IS visitor Wednesday evening
q Alfred +. Crawford and famil
h were Alma callers Friday evening.
=. Mrs. c. G.. Falor of Alma was ii
~ guest of her sister. Mrs. Geore
~ Miligan, Friday.
y Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
'e Medler, Tuesday, October |, a gin
- They call her Ruth Jean. Mrs. Me-
10 Ter will be remembered as Mi
'e Gladys Sabin.
er George Huntoon and family we
~ st. Louis visitors Wednesday eve
80 ing.
Cd Mrs Bert Hicks of Alma visit
" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
IL Shaffer Wednesday.
!. Mrs. Fred Zubler received a Wis
~ u. from her mother, Mrs. A. +. Milliga
~ of Alma, on Wednesday and Thur
II day
IL An agricultural display was ne
- in the high school gymnasium on +
up day evening. After the exhibit,
TX literary program was rendered in t
os III. S. auditorium.
a, as Mrs. Fred Snellenberger, who I
derwent a surgical operation in |
: Halls hospital at Pompeii sever
,a - weeks ago, is improving rapidly a
'e' was brought home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hynes
nj Wheeler were Breckenridge Gale
';ie Friday.
- Mrs. George Greene and little s.
~, ~. Arthur, of Battle Creek are guests
Arthur HUM and family
&c Mrs. Henry T. Shaffer is the gu
, o.a of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Hicks,
m, Alma