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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
4
Local notices list service times for St Cecilia and Congregational, Seventh Day Adventist, Lake George Sunday School, Latter Day Saints groups, Brown Corners U B Church, St Johns Ev Lutheran, Maple Grove U B Church and related prayer meetings and Sunday School timings.
The Church of the Nazarene on South MeHwan Street lists Sunday School at 4:30 PM, worship at 11:30 AM, and an evangelistic service at 7:30 PM. A Thursday prayer meeting is held at 8:00 PM led by Pastor Stella Short.
Rev Chas Klein hartd leads a 10 30 Sunday service and 11 00 Sunday School with a 11 30 gospel service after Sunday School. Loomis School House hosts Rev J W Teale with 10 30 Sunday School 7 15 Young Peoples Meeting 7 45 Sunday evening service and Tuesday cottage prayer at 8 00. All are urged and welcome to attend.
The notice lists Pastor Rev Jas Rogers leading 10 30 am morning worship with choir special music and church school at 30 am under Mrs Sternanian superintendent. Hyworth League devotional meeting at 6 30 pm. Herrick morning worship 9 30 am and church school at 10 30 am.
The church outlines the Sunday lesson on August 21 with Mind as the theme. The Golden Text from Job 36:5 proclaims God’s might and wisdom. Included Bible citations include Romans 11:33 praising the depth and unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.
H L Cleveland pastor announces no services on August 21 and 28 due to the church camp meeting at the grounds two miles east and a half mile north of St Louis from August 18 to 28. Good camping and services. speakers will expound the word of God and visitors are welcome.
Eagle Church of God reports Sunday School at 10 30 preaching at 11 36 Christian Endeavor Sunday 8 00 Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 Young People prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00 Elm Grove lists Sunday school 11 00 preaching every other Sunday 8 00 prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 Christian Endeavors every other Sunday 3 00 Coloville Munday School 16 30 Eagle notices Mt Pleasant tonsil removal for Caroline Stanley and health hopes Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr visiting Ann Arbor Walter Kleiner to Detroit for a few days Mr and Mrs R Stanley attend Stephenson Lake family reunion Ronald Chatterton and younger sister visited Threshing soon finished Ernest Hodges and daughter visited Ralph Allen Ernest Kleiner loses a heifer in heat incident Ladies from here and Pleasant Valley visited Mr and Mrs Sylvan Honderich near Crystal Lake a pleasant wine and dainty lunch served
A. C. Telder preaches Working Miracles at the Baptist Church with themes on demons spiritism and healing. Sheridan Sunday School is 11 15 a m with Charles Brooks superintendent Young People meet at 5 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m on The Grim Shadow of the Great Tribulation. Dover Tabernacle offers Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Gospel Service at 11 30 a m.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Nora Langworthy on the death of her brother from injuries at harvest. Margar ite Lower drives a Ford V-8. Families from Eagle attend Camp Ground services at Carson City and bring back Black children who were at camp. Frances Coulter visits at Lee Coulter's home. Arthur Lowe and Marguerite drive to Carson City for services. Amos Wilson and Lottie Robinett travel from Flint for the Robinett reunion in Atwood Grove. Ruby Martin, working in Bay City, visits parents Glenn and Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Martin remains sick.
A dog found a partly burned paper in smoldering rubbish and ran to the barn. Robi Hutchinson upon seeing the puppy raced to intervene as the fire started to blaze at the barn door, preventing a larger incident. The afternoon had earlier been spent pleasantly by the ladies returning home in the evening.
About 400 attended the Townsend picnic at Cottons Grove with a noon dinner and a strong afternoon program. Clare Legion Band performed and speakers included Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. Tomlinson, and Mr. Winneur who stayed to share more details at the Grange meeting.
The two week Vacation Bible School at the local church ended Friday with a Cottons Grove picnic. Attendance averaged 40 pupils as locals joined a Grange picnic at Lake George Sunday. Families Clifton Bushey and H Waddington visited relatives in Farwell and Clare.
West Freeman area residents report the Gaffney reunion at EH Towns beach with 54 family members present. The week included visits by Vernon Boucher and children, Lasch family from Flint, and other relatives from Ashton and Ind. to various local homes.
Washington observers claim Roosevelt plans to win the Solid South for a third-term strategy. A National Emergency Council study allegedly portrays the region as the nation’s top economic problem to back political pressure. Critics call the report a sham to draft Roosevelt for another presidency.
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