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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1954
Page
3
Clare Seventh Day Adventist and Colonville Churches list service times Sermon topics evangelistic services and Sunday school details Rev Vandervelen and Joe Vandervelen noted plus Elm Grove Pathfinders meet. Meetings held weekly in church basements and at Elm Grove with greetings to all attendees.
Pastor Jy Neving leads 10 00 worship with sermon Three Men On A Road. Church School begins at 11 16 with classes for all ages. Wednesday choir rehearsal at 7 45 in the church parlor. Thursday 6 30 all church family night with pot luck supper and reception for new members.
Pastor Floyd Galusha leads Grace Bible Church Farwell with a friendly welcome. Work on church basement Saturday morning. Junior Choir rehearsal Saturday afternoon. Bible School Sunday at 10 am. Bud Richardson leads September classes for all ages at 11 am. Morning worship with special music. Evening prayer at 7:11 pm. Evangelistic service at 7:45 pm on Old Testament tabernacle study The Brazen Altar.
Rev Flegilly Bontrager leads Sunday School at 10 AM and worship service at 2 PM at the Mennonite church in Bay City Michigan. The Mennonite Hour radio program airs on WBCM.
The Clare church reports rising Sunday attendance with 244 in Sunday school and over ninety in the young adult class. Near 300 in church with two auditoriums near capacity and 450 youth rally attendance each Sunday night. Dr Leslye D O of the Seelye Clinic will conclude Biblical presentations Friday at 7 45 p m.
Clare Church of God on Sixth and Maple invites the community to Sunday School at 10 AM, morning worship at 2 PM, young people's service at 7 PM, and an evangelistic service at 8 PM. Pastor W Brinkman leads Christ centered messages aimed at inviting all to salvation and a life of peace and joy.
At the Hinkleville Schoolhouse three miles west of Clare Pastor J W Teale led Sunday services in place. Morning worship followed Sunday school at 11 00 A M A Bible question about Jesus standing in Heaven was presented by Rev Hager of Loomis in a sermon noted as helpful. Easter morning services were held and the Sunday School offering plus birthday bank, totaling 850, will aid Sierra Leone Africa to construct a missionary school.
The Harrison Congregational Church welcomes all to Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. The sermon is From Incidentals to Principles by Rev. Daggett. Nursery for Paul children available during worship.cordial invitation to all.
The Christian Science church presents a lesson sermon titled Probation After Death. The service includes a loving passage from the Bible urging faithful obedience and personal salvation through diligent conduct and fear and trembling.
The Eagle and Arthur Center Churches report strong Easter attendance with Sunrise service at Arthur Center at 5 30 a.m. well attended. About 45 youths attended breakfast. Arthur Center Bible School had 96 and morning worship over 100. Hagie Church Bible School 97 and church services about 125.
A Bible commentary argues Moses shaped both national and religious life guiding Hebrews back from Egypt and stressing racial unity and strong leadership. It notes ancient laws restricting intermarriage and idolatry, seeking social health and morality, and ends with a call that the world needs a Moses today.
The Rt. Rev. Dudley B McNeil Bishop of Western Michigan will visit the local Episcopal congregation next Sunday at 9 am He will administer Holy Communion and preach Rev Fr Childs will celebrate the Holy Eucharist The general public is invited to attend and Bishop McNeil will preach Notes mention private dining may have occurred and names of several individuals appear in the fragmentary text
Mrs Roy Gordon hosted extended family during Easter with Jim Lawson Mary Catherine and others visiting from Wyandotte Lansing Sanford North Bradley and Kalamazoo. Local residents share health updates horse trading activity and a death in the Gordon family. Pearl Hartman died after illness in Grand Rapids with family connections noted. Lulu Belle Brewer remains at home recovering with an arm in a sling.
Easter Sunday services drew strong attendance as the church hosted singing readings and a brief program. A wide circle of visitors and relatives joined in at various gatherings listed include Smiths of Snover, Pringles, Fischers, and Yeomans with many local families hosting and visiting throughout the weekend.
The notice advertises a specialized brake service at Marble Auto Collision Service with a free inspection. The headline emphasizes safety with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives and provides the contact phone 260-W. The rest includes stray text about planetary diameters and a coral snake, but the readable part promotes the brake service offering.
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