Local Social Directory Sketches Sunday Visits and Guests
Mrs. Gilbert Howard cares for her ill daughter at the Schultz home this week while several relatives and friends visit. Guests include John Waring, Byron Ginn, Mrs. Slentz, Mrs. Ireland, and others from Vernon Clare Detoit and Remus areas. Family gatherings note Easter meals and hotel visits with numerous neighbors and extended kin across Farwell Gilmore Arthur and Midland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Howard
Schultz
Howard
Glen
John Waring
Byron Ginn
Herrick
I. C. Slentz
Vernon
Wilbur Ireland
Clare
Arnold Bidwell
Kint
Edward Mussell
Orison Huntley
Tonia
Jacob Walker
Hunter
H. Breen
Perry Martin
David Funnell
Marilyn Yvonne
Hart, Marshall
Farwell
Basil Harvey
Arthur Johnson
Chris Smith
Loomis
Harold Kile
Andersonville
Erwin Shepard
Pleasant
G. Allen
Onalee Graham
Vern Funnell
Remus
Eva Furney
Roy Walters
West Grant
George Bryant
Irwin Fuller
Marjorie
Ed. Mussell
Paul and Barnabas in Lystra and Iconium
A historic Bible lesson study contrasts belief and unbelief, popularity and persecution, and life and death as Paul and Barnabas preach in Cyprus, Antioch, Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe. It urges faithful witness, courage, and prudent boldness in serving Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Paul
Phillips Brooks
Cyprus
Antioch
Pisidia
Iconium
Lystra
Derbe
Barnabas
Liystra
Jesus
Alexander Maclaren
Weekend visits and community events in Rosebush
Local residents gathered for visits, dinners, and church activities. Notable items include several families spending weekends in Rosebush and Midland, a sunrise service trip, Easter tea attendance in Shepherd, library relocation, and various residents traveling to Saginaw Traverse City and Detroit. The Townsend plan talk drew a crowd at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymon Williams
Arnold
Tibbets
Grayling
Charles Martin
Eugene
Oil City
Raymond Martin
Methodist Epworth League
Weidman
Rosebush Center
Rosebush
William Thompson
Fred
Donald
Midland
Carl Wiles
St. Clair Shores
L. H. Moon
Bonnie Johnston
Helen Johnston
Mt. Morris
Shepherd
Marion
Audrey Dee Willey
Cleveland
Clare
Isabella Township
Fetterly
Wrickle Cabin
Gordon Armstrong
Mary McKnight
Velma
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Tubbs
Flushing
Charles Cross
Geo. Burr
Beaverton
Eile Ada Terry
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Eilen- Thompson
Wm. Thompson
Alex Hislop
Traverse City
Hugene Morrison
Shebyean
Edward Neff
Frank Kremsreiter
John Coyne
Florence Graham
Whittmore
George Nolen
Ralph Miller
Mary Louise McConnell
Elizabeth Balge
Grand Blanc
Margaret Morrison
Patrick Battle
Henry Walker
Ann Arbor
Madelyn
University Hospital
Robert Hunter
Town Hall
Townsend
Joseph Murphy
Lansing
Tom McConnell
Detroit
Dan McCornnell
Doris. Clevenger
Flint
Mildyred Emery
Kathleen Patley
Betty Maybee
Pontiac
Joseph Clevenger
John Isadore
Sacred Heart Academy
Secil Bullard
Vestalurg
Ada Terry
Pioneering Faith and Mission Work in Heathen Lands
The article urges glorifying God through life or death and stresses missionary effort, noting both daring forward missions and the need to confirm new Christians. It cites Paul and Barnabas returning to strengthen believers, ordaining elders, and balancing church structure with active outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Satan
Paul
Barnabas
Obituary notices for Ada Pringle Terry and Laura Tortin Whitney
Ada Pringle Terry born in Washtenaw County on June 19 1865 died after a long illness at nearly 84. Funeral at her residence with Rev Thomas Jackson officiating. buried Riverdale beside husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Prngle Terry
Washtenaw County
Charles Terry
Isabella County
Fred Bush
Mt. Pleasant
Stinson
Riverdale Cemetery
Martha Pringle
California
Claude Bullard
Rosebush
George Burr
Beaverton
Edna Rice
Herb Terry
Frank Terry
Gladys Baker
Robin Archer
Plymouth
Laura Tortin Whitney
Canada
Geo. Neff
Joe Tortin
Sacred Eleart Church
Leo Farquharson
Donald Farrel
Heinze
Shepherd
Calvary Cemetery
Joe Rush
Whitney
St. Henrys’ Parish
Vernon
Great Graves Deep in Native Colombian Ecuador Tribes
The article notes that among certain tribes in Colombia and Ecuador a person’s grave depth reflected status. Ordinary individuals received eight feet, while chiefs witch doctors and rainmakers were buried in “great graves” that could reach sixty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Ecuador
Subway to Excavations Reveals Athens Market Place
Excavations in ancient Athens uncover the city market as it stood five centuries before Christ. The site is most accessible today by the Athens subway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Athens
Greece
Chevrolet
Monument to Chrysanthemums in Southern France
A monument in southern France honors chrysanthemums. The display sits in a Toulouse garden area, surrounded by chrysanthemum blooms, reflecting a local horticultural tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bie
Toulouse
Village from 1500 B C unearthed in Orkney islands
Archaeologists report the discovery of a 1500 B C village in the Orkney islands from the era when native Britons moved from stone to bronze tools. Vanity and wisdom are contrasted in a George Eliot quote about unreturned tenderness and indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Orkney Islands
George Eliot
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