Alma record., 1921-03-10
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OAiN1iS do iOlloWS were ltNtHAtN
elected by the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety; President, Mrs. c. F. Burt;
vice-president, Mrs. George Ford;
secretary, Mrs. Harriet Mcintosh;
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Fleming
Mrs. c. l. Beebe spent from
Thursday until Monday with her son
Harold at Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler Of Ne
wark were guests Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs. c. !. Chalker.
Mrs Dean Cowdrey was in Alma
for the week end here she visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterrah Walker Of
Ionia are spending a few days with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Frice and
children George and Mildred were
guests Saturday Of her brother Geo.
Feaster in Midland.
The Sunday School class Cheerful
Wigglers and their teacher Mrs. j.
n. Mccall met at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening where
they had a pot luck supper and elect
ed the following officers: President
Cyril Mime vice-president, Kenneth
Bovee; secretary. Robert Macarthur;
treasurer, Howard Cummings.
Mrs. Harriet Dodge moved Thurs
day from her farm in Emerson to the
home she purchased recently from
William Zimmerman.
C. j. Caswell of Cormna will be in
attendance and conduct the quarter,v
conference that will he held at the
Free Methodist church from Friday
until Sunday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Long of Cold
water, formerly of Ithaca, are spend
ing a few days with friends here.
Mrs. Floyd Gibbs was hostess to
the members of the Ladies Social
Club at her home Thursday after
noon Accompanying invitations were
requests for babies pictures in the
contest Mrs II. F. Kilborn was the
victor, being able to guess the par
entage Of the greatest number. The
regular meeting of the club occurs
Thursday, March 10, with Mrs Orlo
Roberts and Mrs. Donald Barden as
hostesses.
Mrs. w. s. Tracy gave a dinner
Thursday al which Mrs. Anna Las
sen was the honor guest, it being her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Lepley have
moved to the Amos Street farm east
of town.
Born, Thursday, March 3, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Searl Of st.
Johns, formerly Of this place
The True Blue class Of the Metho-
dist Sunday school met at the church
Thursday from 4 until for a class
party and supper. From 8 until Z
Miss Harriet Hodges and her class
of boys also met at the church for
a class meeting and supper which
was followed by business session.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wright of
North Manchester. Ind, will after
the 1st of April have a home with
Mr.. J. L. Voress on North street
Mr.. Wright will have charge of the
organizing of Sunday schools
throughout the county this year.
The Kings Heralds met Saturday
dIltfnOoT Will MISS Dut ifNDtNis vi
Monday evening the Business Wom-
ems Missionary society of the Meth
cdist church was entertained by Miss
Harriet Hodges.
Mrs. Louis Grettenberger spent
last week with her parents Mr. anc
Mrs. J. Sedebauer at Grand Rapids
Will Thompson Of Petoskey was g
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kinsel and other Ithaca relative:
and friends.
The southeast and northeast divi
sions of the Ladies' Aid society o
the Methodist church met Wednesda!
in the basement Of the church an'
tied several quilts.
About 250 people attended tn
good roads meeting and communit.
dinner that was held in Ithaca las
Monday.
The Father and Son banquet vii
be held Friday evening at the NJ. f
church. Rev. John c. Willis Of Ian
sing will be the principal speaker.
Thursday afternoon and evening
there is to be a style show at tn
armory. Miss Grace Rowell is t
have the management Of the affair.
Edwina and Robert McArthu
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A