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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
5
Various church notices list service times and activities for St. Cecilia's Congregational Seventh Day Adventist Lake George and other area churches. Some halls host Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. or 16:30 a.m. daily. one pastor is away, and Brown Corners U B Church notes 8 p.m. services with changes for July August.
Stella Short pastor leads services at South McEwan Street with Sunday School at 10 30 Worship at 11 30 and an evangelistic service at 7 39 prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 pm
Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt leads a song service at 10 80 with Sunday School at 11 06 and a Gospel service at 11 30 or immediately after Sunday School. Everybody welcome.
Rev. J. W. Teale presides at Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. The Young Peoples Meeting follows at 7:15 p.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. All are urged and welcome to attend.
The Christian Science weekly Lesson-Sermon centers on the theme of Soul. It highlights spiritual reality over material experience and invites readers to reflect on divine truths in daily life.
Churches worldwide observe Sunday August 14 dedicating services to Psalm 148 7 8. The Golden Text emphasizes reverence for the Lord and trust in divine guidance as believers seek morning mercy and direction for the day.
Pastor Rev Jas Rogers leads 10 30 a m worship with special choir music. Sermon titled The Startling Gospel. Church School follows at 11 30 a m with Mrs Hari Sternaman supervising all ages. No Epworth League due to Hersey Institute. Herrick offers morning worship at 9 30 and church school at 10 80.
Pastor absent for Sunday. Church School at 10:00 a.m. led by Vera B. Peterson with a temperance themed August 14 lesson. 11:00 a.m. worship to be announced. 8:00 p.m. evangelistic service and Wednesday prayer. St Louis camp meeting starts August 18 for ten days. picnic at Fishermans Paradise in Bellingers Grove on the 16th. All welcome.
Sunday School and preaching times listed for Eagle Church of God Ellm Grove and Colville. Activities include Christian Endeavor prayer meetings and youth Bible study across Sundays and weekdays with evening sessions all week.
A church advertises Sunday morning service at 10:00 a m with a sermon on The Importance of the Holy Spirit based on Acts. It also lists Sunday School at 11:15 a m with Charles Brooks as superintendent, Sheridan Sunday School at 1:30 p m, a Young People's meeting at 5:30, and a Sunday evening service at 7:30 p m on The Two Paid Aspect of Bible Salvation.
Wednesday 7 30 pm Prayer Praise and the Word of God. Dover Tabernacle Sunday School 10 16 am Chaz VanDenBerek Sept 11 30 am Gospel Service.
Washington debates secret negotiations over British wartime debts and a potential trade agreement. Critics allege administration pressure to bypass Congress, pushing for a loan, debt settlement, and credits to aid industries while risking entanglement in European conflicts. The piece warns of taxpayer losses and dangers to national security.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Gould of Greenville visit relatives Mr and Mrs John List of Hatton called at Heber home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Garl entertained relatives from Flint over the weekend at their cottage at Bertha Lake. Floyd Squires of West Grant visited relatives Sunday. George Heintz of Lansing visited here and Lily Lake over the weekend. Brick laying proceeds at the school house. County Farmer's Union meeting attended at Grant Hall Tuesday evening. Emil Giers visited relatives near Hardwood Monday. A good rain would be welcome in our vicinity.
Rev E R Town preaches at 3 00 pm with Sunday School at 2 00 pm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 800 pm. Alwood sisters Helen and Olivia and Betty Tigner left for Junior Camp Meeting in Carson City. Beatrice Graham and son Lauren weekend with L Finch. Raymond Schofield ill. Dale Rulapaugh settled in new home. Harry Webster and Bertha Rulapaugh visit Rosebush as Timpe family attende church. Doris Timpe returned from Potterville to home recently.
Brown Corners residents report visitors from Detroit and Bay City including Clarence Leitner family and Merne Shull. Local families attend reunions and camp meeting at Carson City while others visit relatives in Jackson Colonville and Sanford. Community members welcome Glen Martin.
West Freeman residents report numerous social calls and visits. Elton Darnell hosted friends while Elgin Hickok and others made a business trip to Harrison. Family members and guests from Flint Lansing and Sears joined gatherings through the week.
Mr Sheskwell and Otto of Sag inaw visit the Gas Bank home. Vern Mercer family attend Beaverton Homecoming. Eleanor Pietsch of Mt Pleasant vacationing with grandparents Charlie and Mrs Pietsch. Dorothy Allen visits cousin Roma Hamlin. Miser family returns to Pontiac after a week with Ervin Miser parents. Addie Muscott and two daughters stay with Walters and Anna Denno. Gus Rank and Sheswell visit Rank homestead. Howard Hudson of Owosso visits grandmother Bertha Grover. William Arnold of Clare calls on Robert Haines. Idamary Hochetetler of Clare visits sister Carl Bauer. Charley Grover hospitalized in Gnosso for sinus infection. Carl Bauer attends 10 district American Legion meeting at Hast Tawas. Pish of Toledo visited Art Saul home. Gladys and Lois Saul accompany them home. Ritter and George Saul of Indiana visit Blain Saul and relatives. George Pfetsch and Helenore Robert of Mt. Pleasant visit Chas Pfetsch family and share musical numbers at church. Mrs Gustave Rank visiting in Germany reports enjoyment. Frank and Hudson Harvey attend Harvey Reunion in Sumner.
Residents note visits on Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm Bowler of Clare and others such as Mr and Mrs Walter Deller Hun ice Coulter and Mr Lloyd at Floyd Allen home on Sunday evening Detroiter Phil Goudie and two children visited their aunt Mrs Emma Boots while Clare Sentinel readers are in local homes.
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