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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
7
Sunday School at 10 30 a m in the Easter Building 1 30 p m service for Seventh Day Adventist noted Everyone welcome in this compact church announcement
Community groups list Sunday School every Sunday at 2030 with superintendent Harry Moyer and Loomis Sunday School at 1046 followed by preaching at 730. Catholic services at St Cecilia and St Henry's include Holy Hour and Mass times. Loomis Missionary Church and Brown Corners U B Church share weekly services and prayer meetings all timed to Central War Time.
Rev. Chas B Hahn leads morning worship at 10 with the Holy Catholic Church topic. Church School at 11 15 and age specific classes. Junior Youth Fellowship at 6 in church parers led by Mrs Garchow. Box Social by Senior Youth Fellowship at 7 30 on Tuesday April 18 with refreshments. Rev C W MacKenzie of Mt Pleasant to speak.
Choir practice set for Wednesday evening at eight o clock in the church auditorium. Last Quarterly Conference scheduled for April 28 at 7 30 at Clare Church.
In Clare Michigan Rev Harold Watson invites all members and friends to a 6 30 p m pot luck supper and program at the church parlors next Wednesday. Worship at 10 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 6 p m Church School 11 30 a m
In Colonville and Elm Grove and Arthur churches of God Rev Charles Kileinhardt and Rev M R Honderich share schedules. Sunday services begin with 11 00 a m Sunday School and preaching at 12 00 noon in Colonville Eagle church hosts services with Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p m and prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 9 00 p m. All times eastern war time and welcome extended to all believers.
The Sunday lesson titled Doctrine of Atonement centers on the idea of tribulation and triumph through faith. Key scriptures include John 16 32 33 Romans 6 10 and guidance from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
First Baptist Church invites worship with Rev E E Redman delivering a morning service on 10:30 am about The Sullen Man from Jonah 4. Sunday School at 11:30 led by Edward Schinfley Jr. Supt. Evening service at 8:00 features missionary Rev Richard Teachout with Africa photos.
The Church of God at West Sixth and Maple invites parents to bring children to Sunday school at 10:00 with preaching to follow at 11:00. Pastor H L Cleveland notes juvenile crime concerns and cites Bible teaching as seed for a better civilization.
A call for faith and courage invites the community to seek real meaning and strengthen morals. Evening services promise good singing testimony prayer and preaching to help others find God. A Wednesday 8 00 p m prayer service aims to inspire souls like sowing seed on good ground with fruit to follow. Call 244 next week about the missionary society.
Ninety two attended the Haster Sunrise Services at Colonville Church of God. Cpl Donald David and wife from Mississippi and Miss Roberta Garver of Lansing were among those present plus several local representatives. Nineteen members joined the church after the service and Rev Richard H Meyers of Hollidaysburg Pa will lead special services April 17 along with his musical talents.
Oslo, Norway, is identified as the smallest city possessing any form of subway system. The claim highlights Oslo’s transit distinction and its urban scope compared to larger cities with rapid transit networks.
Maple Grove Union Sunday School reports Sunday services at 2:00 PM. Local families share visits and greetings, including Chas Tigney and kin from Flint, Timpe kin from Clare, and Smedley and Tigner relatives. Louis Finch obituary noted with condolences to Jennie Finch and family. David Liddell’s son reached overseas safely.
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