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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1954
Page
2
Congregational Church hosts Easter service at 11:00 with morning message The Morning of Our Immortality and special choir and new member reception. Nursery supervised. Lutheran Church on US 97 holds Friday communion service and Sunday School at 10:00 with Easter Service at 8:00. Ladies Aid meets midmonth.
Herrick Mennonite Church invites worship with 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM service featuring Living in the Power of the Resurrection and Son of God Becoming Son of Man gospel message. Christian Science Church emphasizes Docting of Atonement with God Supreme text 1 Timothy 2:5,6 and Jesus as ransom.
The Farwell Methodist Church hosts an Easter Sunrise Service at 4 30 with a breakfast in the dining room. At 10 00 the Easter Morning Service at Clare Methodist features a large chorus under Harry B Dice with sermons by Rev Nevins. The Palm Sunday service baptised 19 children and 6 adults. 14 new members joined at Clare and 8 at Farwell.
Community notices announce a Sunday night evangelistic meeting on April 18 titled Under What Flag Do You Live with special devotional speakers. A Monday April 26 Cedar Lake Academy Day invites all future academy students with a gift for attending families.
Easter Sunday services begin with a 6 o'clock a.m. sunrise at Colonville Church of God led by Pastor Rev. Joe VanderVeen. Revival meetings continue nightly with Rev. Manker providing music and talks, culminating in the final service on Easter Sunday.
An American artist Ben Stahl completed a 14 image series for a new Chicago Catholic Bible edition. The altar size two color book features color reproductions of Stahl's work depicting Jesus journeys from Pilate's house to Calvary.
The Church of the Nazarene lists Sunday activities with Vernon Cuy and Clare Rev Harold Smith. Standay School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A.M. Junior Services at 6:00 P.M. Young People’s service at 7:45 P.M. Evening Service follows.
Rev Elza Beery leads Easter activities at Eagle Church with Bible School at 10 30 a m and Morning Worship at 11 30 a m Easter Message. Cgy a at par sonage 8 30 p m Cottage Prayer Meeting. Arthur Center Church holds Easter Sunrise Service at 5 30 a m Youth Breakfast Bible School 10 30 a m Morning Worship 11 30 a m Easter Message 8 00 p m Evening Services 8 30 p m Thursday Prayer Meeting Attendees invited to all services.
At the wininewilts Schoolhouse three miles west of Clare pastor J. W. Teale invites all to morning worship at 31:00 A.M. A special Easter service is planned and everyone is welcome to attend.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Clare Methodist Church hosts an Easter Breakfast Saturday April 17 at 9 00 AM. Rev Leona Winegarden of People's Church Cadillac will deliver the message. Reserve by calling Mrs Grace Frey 324 or Mrs Gillespie 672.
A church urges that Easter proclaims overcoming death and warns that many deaths come from carelessness. It calls for safety in travel and public conveyance, condemns drinking drivers, and cites Jesus's promise of eternal life as the second hope of Easter.
Mr and Mrs August Hoskey marked their silver wedding with a Tuesday evening gathering of about twenty five friends and relatives. A lunch followed a card party and guests praised the couple with cake prepared by Grace Flannes and Sally Hoskey.
Mrs. Bula King of Farwell entertained the W A M S group on Wednesday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs. Olive Langworthy and Mr and Mrs Robert Langworthy of Clio. Funeral attendance included Mrs VanderVeen at Sephenson funeral home. A large sunrise service committee prepares the morning program. Local residents attended a story at Clare High School. Several families hosted guests, including Detroit and Lansing visitors, with many church and Sunday School activities noted.
Bay City student Miss Mary Jane Kesehman granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L E B Davy junior at Central High School writes on faith in a world needing God. She urges belief in divine help and love thy neighbor as key to peace and survival.
Brake service special advertised at Marble Auto Collision Service includes a free inspection. Slogan warns safe brakes save lives. The note mentions a mechanical fuel pump improving cars, with 40 million in use today and 115 million made since 1927.
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