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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
4
Mrs Fannie Yeoman invites parishioners to Easter services with special music and sermon. Visitors include Kenneth and family from Sandusky, Rev Harold Smiths family, and various local guests. A Missionary work meeting was held in the parsonage. Further birthdays and visits are recorded among local families including Mehaynoids Mott Nevings Cobleigh Fetters and Zaskow.
The notice lists a worship service at 11 00 a m and Sunday School at 10 00 a m. No locations or affiliations are given.
Rev Robert H Harper outlines Easter lessons from Paul’s teaching in first Corinthians. He highlights Christ’s appearances after resurrection, the transformation of mortal to spiritual life, and the overcoming of death and sin for believers. The piece emphasizes eternal life tied to victory over sin and the dawn of a radiant spiritual day.
Mrs Bola McDonel and friends attend a baby shower at Mrs Clarence Randall’s home with about thirty relatives. Emma Yarbroush and daughters visit Minnie Fisher’s home in Pontiac. Floyd Bergey visits Harrison and Clare. Helen Cunningham and Wayne Skaggs dine with Frank Bowen family. Clayton Erskine and Jim Erskine of Allanville stop by Frank Pringle home en route to Ann Arbor.
An interdenominational Vacation Bible School Institute will meet April 28 at First Methodist Church, Alma Michigan, sponsored by the Michigan Council of Churches Division of Christian Education. Pastors and staff from Gratiot Isabella Clare Montcalm Midland and nearby counties will attend to learn kindergarten through administration topics from a team led by Rev. Lloyd Evans.
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