The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-07-23

ORLEANS
Dance every Thursday and Satur-
d,y night At Heth's Pavilion Long
Orleans w. C. T. u. held jubilee
meeting at the M. +. church, July IL
1919. The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns and flowers. Rev,
B6rdsell conducted the deWptionals.
The Union sang the Crusade Glory
song. Moved that instead Of our an
nual picnic we have . regular meet
ing with Mrs. Clara Bennett a. host
ess and Mrs. Nora Palmer, leader
Program:
Instrumental solo. Mrs. Irene s. Pal
mer.
Vocal solo, A Saloonless Nation in
1920, by Mrs. Sue Palmer.
Our President, Mrs. Lillian Holmes
then introduced Mrs. NormaMudge
the state Cor. Secretary and editor
Michigan Union. The state w. G. T.
u. paper. Mrs Nudge was warmly
welcomed by our members and prov
ed herself very interesting speaker
She spoke of how hard IL IL to realize
that one nation is dry and our battle
won but that altho our country Ii
free from the curse our sister coun-
tries are not and asked us to assist
in the jubilee fund which is to aid in
the world wide campaign for prohibi-
ton.
A duet "Victory Bells" was given
by Mrs. Minnie Birdsell and Miss Ona
Mussleman. Miss Nudge of st. Johns
Mich, sang solo responded with ar
encore Dear Old Pal O. Mine.
Mr.. Birdsell then dismissed the
meeting. The president inviting ev-
ryone TO remain for q social hour and
to enjoy the refreshments which were
served in the League room. The room
was charmingly decorated. Mrs. Nora
Palmer presided and was assisted by
the Misses May Wilkinson, Hattie
bell Gleason, Evelyn Sherwood, Lyle
Clark, Mrs. Ola Gruff and Mrs May
Zero.
Phil Gleason, of West lOrleans
moved in Mrs. Phena Robinsom's
house, Wednesday.
Miss Leona Beaded visited friends
in Bedding the past week.
Mrs. Ada Chadwick, of North Or
leans and Mrs. Olive Anderson, OF
Cadillac called on Mrs. Ed. Ohm
stead, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will VanLoten, Cd
Entrican, visited friends in Orleans
Sunday.
Mr.. Will Beach is gaining slowly
He was able to walk to the barn Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lucy King, Of Belding, visited
in Orleans, the past wee.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt and
daughter, Sylvia. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Peabody, in Ionia, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kennedy visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Musselman
| Sunday.
Eclding stores clost at 1890 Thurs
days until September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hoppough and
daughter, Vennie Madge, of Orleans
and Mrs. Addie Christensen, of Grand
Rapids, visited at the home of their
father, Mark Houuopgh, in Ionia
Sunday.
Nell Anderson and daughter, Grace
of Ionia, were in Orleans, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. c.. Wilbur, Cd
Keene, called on their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. C. Wilbur, Sunday even
ing.
MIS-. NSOik6
daughter. Cora, and friend, Miss Edna
vanharlington, of Smyrna, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoppough Thurs
day.
Mrs. Etola Clements and two chill
dren recently arrived from Prairie
Elk, Montana, to visit with relative.
here.
Mrs. Roy Clark returned to hel
home at Lake Odessa Sunday, after
spending q few days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stout.
Merton Olmstead, who was i'll the
latter part of the week, is better al
present.
Mr.. Cornwell, Of Bedding, but re-
Gently Of this place, is helping the
farmers by drawing newly threshed
grain to the elevator with his moto,
truck.
Mrs. Rilla Warner, who had he,
tonsils removed, last Saturday, al
Belding, is getting along nicely.