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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
2
A reader notices church service times across Sit John s Ev Lutheran Vernon Guy Nazaren e and St Gestua s Fred N Stuba and Seventh Day Adventist Clare locality list morning worship Sunday School catechism and youth groups with weekly prayer meetings and Sabbath services including Saturday sessions and midweek prayer gatherings.
Michigan based Congregational Church lists Rev Oscar W Olson as pastor at 112 West Ruth. Services at 11:00 am with Sunday School at 10:00 am and an evening service with special music. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8:40 pm. Church location Sixth and Maple Streets. Contacts include Rev Noble G Davis and Mrs Albert Cradle Roll and Mrs Wm Parks.
The Methodist Church at 103 Hast Seventh St led by Rev. Leslie Nevins offers a Labor Day sermon on Spiritual Fractions at 10:00 AM followed by 11:15 AM Sunday School for all ages. A nursery runs during services supervised by the Mother's Club. Wednesday choir rehearsal occurs in the church parlors.
Reverend Robert T Burgess leads worship at 11 00 a m with a church school for all ages Tad Schlafley is superintendent The Children s Church begins at the consecration period Youth Fellowship meets for Junior and Senior Young People with a rally on September 17 at 8 00 p m Evening Worship follows with a sermon on Revelation chapter three Philadelphia brotherly love revival period of the 18th and 11th centuries Mid week prayer 7 30 p m and choir 8 30 p m All friends and tourists welcome at all services
Sunday school begins at 10 15 a m with Larry Rank Superintendent. Classes for all ages follow. Preaching service at 11 15 a m led by Rev A Cunningham pastor.
Pastor Rev Francis Branigan leads Masses at St Henry's Rosebush on US 27. First and third Sundays at 9:00 am. Second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 10:30 am. Holy days observed at 7:00 am and 10:00 am.
The notice shows Rev Efza Beery at Eagle Church with Bible School at 10 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting Also Arthur Center Church lists Bible School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Preaching at 12 00 pan and Thursday prayer meeting All are welcome to these services
The piece contrasts Micah's simple duty to God with James's call to visit the fatherless and widows and to keep from worldly defilement. It notes Amos for condemning ritual without soul and highlights a unified, concise standard of religious life.
Church notices list services for Maple Grove Union Church Elm Grove Church of God Forest Hill Church of God Brown Corners United Brethren in Christ Colonville Church of God Loomis Missionary Church St Johns Evangelical Lutheran with pastors, service times, and contact notes. Names include Rev E M Orton Rev Ford Sanders Rev Mary E House Rev E M Roush Rev Hubert L Sturgill Winfred Amstutz Rev E C Leyrer plus times.
Christian Science church outlines Sunday’s Lesson-Sermon with a focus on Jesus Christ’s fulfillment of prophecy. The Golden Text from John emphasizes the Son acting in harmony with the Father and Bible citations highlight prophetic expectations for a righteous branch and a king. Correlative passages from Science and Health discuss the advent of Jesus and the eternal nature of the Christ.
Sunday, August 26, attendance was good at Arthur Center and Eagle Churches of God. Arthur Center Bible School had 64 attendees. five guests from a distance visited. Rev Hiva Beery preached on What Is Worship. Mrs Lon Beery preached Worshipping God Through Nature. Eagle Church Bible School had 15 attendees. evening youth drama Tell It Again impressed the congregation. Dwight Beery, Janet Bradley, Arnold Newman, Jane Kliner contributed solos and an accordion piece as part of a missionary program by the Missionary Society.
Mrs. Floyd Hunt hosted 14 ladies Tuesday with games and refreshments. Several neighbors and family members visited, including the James Sweet family, Bobby Hubbard, John Nagy and sons aiding with barn work, and Mildred Birtles of Belding dining with the Sweets. Expressions of sympathy noted for Mrs. Perl Tryon and Mrs. Harry Brown.
Adventist Blood Donors set a record collecting 512 pints of blood for Korea at the Seventh-day ground near Grand Lede on Sunday August 14. The donation more than doubled the previous Lansing Red Cross center record of 240 pints and may be a national mark per Benjamin I. Hennink administrative director of the Lansing regional center. Blood was flown to Korea by Army planes the following Tuesday for delivery to medical units days later.
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