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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
2
During school hours bike racks at many schools are crowded as spring begins. The Automobile Club of Michigan has distributed 10 100 posters to Michigan schools to highlight important bike safety rules after numerous bike related injuries.
The church schedules Palm Sunday May worship with baptism for children and adults and a 2:30 choir rehearsal for the Bas ter pageant at the high school. Easter week features a six scene choral pageant, Good Friday service, candle light communion, and an Easter breakfast by the Woman's Society.
Mass times at St Cesilla parish led by Fr J J Sruba 7180 and 10 20 with Sunday confessions. Church of the Nazarene in Vernon City under Rev Louis W Gobb offers Sunday School 10 00 am Morning Worship 11 00 am Young People 7 00 pm Evangelistic Services 7 45 pm and Wednesday prayer at 7 45 pm.
West Sixth and Maple Streets church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Cradle Roll and Sunday School supervision by Mrs. Albert Schug and Mrs. Wm. Parks. Church services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Evening service features special music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
Teachers and students from Cedar Lake Academy will conduct services at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Clare on Saturday March 29. Neighbors and friends are invited to hear the sermon and song. Service at 3:00 PM with a 1 30 PM start for the program.
Rev. Oscar W. Olson leads divine worship at 10:30 with the sermon Our Streets Are Crowded as part of a Lent series Protestant Beliefs for a Dynamic Personal Religion. Sunday School at 11:30, Junior Youth 5:00, Senior Youth 6:20, nursery downstairs by First Circle during church hour.
The First Baptist Church lists Easter events with classes and a baptismal service on April 6 and 13 including a youth program and sermons led by Rev. Burgess. A Christian Science lesson, Unreality, is announced for Sunday April 6 with text from the Bible and Science and Health.
Rev. Francis Branigan presides at St. Henry on US-27 with services on the first and third Sundays at 9:00 a.m. The second, fourth, and fifth Sundays offer 10:30 a.m. masses. Holy day masses are at 7:60 and 10:06 a.m.
A Bible commentary emphasizes the Resurrection as the sole evidence of Jesus's divinity. It notes the disciples endured sorrow and doubt after the crucifixion, then gained new faith and purpose, inspiring mission and spiritual conquest through the Risen Lord.
Rev. E C Leyrer, Pastor, 1002 McEwan St, Clare on US-27. Divine services Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Ladies Aid meets second Wednesday 2:00 p.m. Sunday School teachers meet second and fourth Monday 4:30 p.m. Adult Instruction Thursday 8:00 p.m. Children’s Catechetical Instruction Saturday at ?00 a.m.
Pastor listings from Elm Grove Church of God Maple Grove Union and Loomis Missionary Church with service times Sunday school morning worship and evening services. Bible study weekly prayer meetings and Sunday programs noted.
Colonville Church announces revival services led by Pastor Joe Varderveen starting Sunday March 30 at 8 PM each night. Home talent to conduct song services. Bible quote Acts 4 12 cited to invite attendance.
The Council of Nicaea set Easter as the Sunday after the first full moon post spring. This year the Moon falls on April 10, making Easter April 13. Easter can range from March 22 to April 26, with 1943 and 2038 noted as recent extremes.
A group of seventeen prepares for baptism at the Baptist Church Sunday night at 7 30. Immersion will be practiced and a Jordan River baptism image from 1937 is noted. Fellowship extended Easter Sunday with new members by experience and by letter, plus an extra baptism with Skeets Church on April 6 at 3 00 P M.
Sunday School at Dover Tabernacle 10 15 a m led by Larry Rank Supt Preaching Service 11 15 a m Rev A Cunningham Pastor Brown Corners United Brethren in Christ morning worship 11 00 a m Evangelical Service 8 0 Dice Prayer service Wednesday evening 8 00 p m Hill Church of God Gopi Rev Mary E House Pastor preaching 11 00 a m 7 45 p m prayer Thurs 7 45 p m Churches of God Rev Elzay Beery Eagle Church 10 30 am Bible Study 9 43 am Morning Worship 7 00 p m Youth Meeting 7 40 p m preaching 7 30 p m Wednesday Communion Arthur Center Church Bible School 11 30 am Morning Worship 8 15 p m Thursday Communion
Sunday School at Lake Baptist Church and local social notes cover birthdays travels and visits. Families such as Little and Muir attend dinner for Johns birthday while others travel to Millington Clare and Grand Rapids. An engagement Ruth Manianesa to Ellis Rathburn is announced with a Nimble Fingers Sewing Club meeting noted.
An old tale says Cleopatra's sailing barge carried sails so scented they announced her approach long before sight or sighting, as the air carried the perfume to observers.
Mrs John Haring and Darlene visited sister Mrs Delmar Allen in Dover. Burton Nort on funeral in Clare referenced. Leigh Marie Stanley out ill. Lois Saul visited from Saginaw. Don Pelch from Sonia spent weekend with parents. Tom Ramey of Wise checked on sister in Dover.
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m with evening events including long service at 7 30 p m and preaching at 8 p m Elder C W Morgan of Flint visited and spoke. Dale Rulapaugh returned from Vets Hospital in Saginaw with Mr Loomis. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Loomis of Grand Blanc spent the weekend here. A March 23 wedding at Maple Grove Church united Miss Pauliné Hilyard and Floy Eichhorn. Callers at the Orton home included Ernest Orton and family from Reed City. Ivy Keeler visiting relatives in Whittimore.
J W Morgan of Flint Herald Adams and family Clare Russ LeGear Bertha Rulapaugh Steve Martin Donna Adams Margie and Albie Brizzle of Pontiac Lillian Smnit Sie Mry LeGear of Saginaw visited daughter Mrs Carl Miller Our Miller family enjoy Elder Orton and wife were callers at Garnet Ferguson home Callers at Wall Smedley home were their sons and Bill and families Mrs Smedley is of the gain after her illness Mr and Mrs Joe Snell attended the funeral of their brother in law Burton Northon Our sympathy to Helen and family.
The fragment cites a Latin sounding maxim advising one not to entrust perfume or wine to an heir. It suggests the owner should manage these items personally and reserve money for heirs.
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