Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
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word to that effect having been re
eeived by her recently.
Mrs. Nina Hildebrant and daughter
Miss Faye Chaplin left the past week
] TO spend the winter at st. Andrews
Florida.
> At the meeting Wednesday of thu
two north divisions Of the Methodist
Aid Society it was voted to unite anC
the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Laura Gibbs; vice
president, Mrs. j. l. Barden; secre
tary, Mrs Alta Cummings, treasurer
Mrs. Clyde Daniels; flower commit
tee, Mrs. Ernest .Burchard, Mrs. Ar
chic Bovee;'. visiting committee, Mrs
H., L.. Bafden, Mrs. z. p. Reed, Mrs
| Warren Stahl and Mrs. Charles Keel
err II was voted to hold Christmas
fair and bazaar at Beebe e. Bur
chard's store Saturday, Dec. II. Mrs
Guthrie and Mrs. Wolfe will be hos
tesses to the December meeting.
Inspection Of Canton Gratiot No. L
IO.O.F. of Ithaca took place Thurs
day evening in Odd Fellsw hall with
Major Rockwell Of Saginaw present to
act as inspecting officer. Accompany
ing him from the Saginaw Canton
were four or five men and following
the work adjournment was taken to
| the court house where the ladies' aux
iliary served refreshments following
their meeting with Mrs. Ed Arnold,
matron Of the detention room, at
which they mustered in one new can
didate.
The Pedro Club gave surprise
party Friday evening in honor of the
birthdays Of Albert Moye and Mrs.
Willis Webster, two of their mem
| bers, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moye. Progressive pedro was
played, first place being won by Mrs.
Willis Webster and Ed Cummings and
consolation by Mrs. May Jennings and
Charles Harrier. A Bohemian sup
per was served.
:. A six o'clock Thanksgiving dinner
was served complimentary to the
high school teachers by the Misses
Mildred and Arilla Thomas, Eloise
Reynolds, Cordie Cowdrey and Ina
Redman at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. O.. Thomas Wednesday. A pleas
ant. social evening followed the din
ner
Friday afternoon the Presbyterian
Missionary Society held a meeting
with Mrs. Fred Fullerton. Miss Ok
toby, of Saginaw, Presbyterial presi-
dent, was present at the meeting.
The Ladies' Circle met at the home
Of Mrs. James P. Gibbs Thursday af-
ternoon with 18 in attendance. After
the business session the women join
ed in contest of recognizing the diff
ferent members from their baby pic
tr1nes which the hostess had request
ed each to bring. In this contest
Mrs. Willard Rowe received first
honors and Mrs. Linnie Brooke con-
ISOLATION Refreshments were served
and in two weeks the meeting will
be, held with Mrs Clyde Daniels.
Employees of the Ithaca Roller
Mills bean room enjoyed a pot luck
supper At the home Of Mrs. Otis
Stoner Thursday evening in honor of
her birthday.
Several women gathered Wednes-
day evening at the home &C Mrs. w.
F. Thompson, the occasion being her
10th birthday. The women took with
them well-filled lunch baskets. Mrs.
Thompson was presented with
bunch Of chrysanthemums. Another
surprise given Mrs. Thompson was a
visit by her daughter, Mrs. H. B.
Parrish, Of Grand Rapids, who re-
manned with her mother until Thurs
day. Mrs. Thompson will close her
home soon, going from here to Grand
Rapids for a visit and then 10
warmer climate for the winter.
Rev. l.. l.. Dewey attended the Ma
tional Methodist conference and the
Detroit area conference held in De-
troit the past week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Broke, of Lansing, Wednesday, son.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke were for
mer ithaca residents.
Miss Elba Morris, state director of
Red Cross nursing activities, was in
town a part of the past week.
/ DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Foust of Lam
sing were guests Of friends the past
week.
The Ladies' Social Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert Russell and Mrs. Greig Taft
at the formers home on South Main
street.
The. Winton Memorial Class of the
Presbyterian Church entertained the
children of the church and Sunday
school who are under high school age
at. the church Friday evening. Fol-
lowing the supper the evening was
devoted to pleasure.
Mrs. Nancy Briggs has gone to st.
Louis and will spend several months
with her daughter, Mrs. David Klein
hans. - .... .....
/ Mrs. Winfield Harmon left Wednes-
day for Battle Creek where she ex-
poets to- spend the winter.
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