Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts Se lected for December 8
The lesson outlines chosen subjects and scriptural passages for December 8, as compiled and distributed under permission by the International Council of Religious Education.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
10
The lesson outlines chosen subjects and scriptural passages for December 8, as compiled and distributed under permission by the International Council of Religious Education.
The lesson cites I Corinthians 11:20-27 Romans 13:13 14 and Ephesians 5 18 21 as a temperance guide. It condemns drunken excess at the Lord's Supper and urges fair fellowship, noting the decay of moral standards in civic living and urging a right path found in Romans 13 14.
A religious reflection warns against reliance on wine and narcotics. It urges surrender to the Holy Spirit to replace life with responsibility, joy, and gratitude, stressing Christlike love and devotion to God for all circumstances.
Mrs Ida Price was taken to Gladwin hospital in serious condition Sunday. Edd and Christine Goslin visited Thanksgiving at the Robinson cottage on Lake George. The Rauch family from Pontiac spent the weekend with cousin Hirey Price. Jerry Price visited for his mother’s illness. Neighbors attended the box social at Smith Creek school last Wednesday with proceeds funding playground equipment.
Brown Corners residents hosted family and friends for Thanksgiving weekend. Guests included Beulah Armentrout and family, Dale Lloyd and son, Wm Warner, Bernard Allen and relatives, and Pauline Krell returning from Detroit. Other gatherings featured Morris Johnson family, Ernest Kleinhardt family, Gordon Whitmer, Albert Ott, Duff Hebert, and numerous siblings with extended visits.
Bus Station 115 Hast Fourth St serves Greyhound routes to Detroit via Lansing with several morning and afternoon departures, and to St Ignace via Prudenville with intermediate stops. Connections available at Lansing for Jackson and Chicago and at Reed City for Traverse City. Additional routes head to Higgins Lake Roscommon Prudenville and intermediate points with connections to Sault Ste. Marie Marquette Calumet and points west.
Daily bus schedule lists stops at Cities Service Station with two daily departures to Saginaw at 2 110 P M and 6 00 P M except Sundays. Connections at Saginaw go to Flint Pontiac and Detroit. Also Cadilag Manistea and Frankfort routes daily at 5 00 P M.
Buses depart Clare daily at 6 20 A M 2 20 P M and 10 20 P M for workers.
Donna Garver and Norman Mosey of Bad Axe wed at the Garver home on Thanksgiving Day with Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt officiating. The event follows visits from extended family including the Kleinhardts Newman and Berkley households.
Betty Vinton and Sarah Hunt helped Mrs Lucy Vinton with papering. Detroit visitor John Duh Jr spent time with his grandmother Mrs Lucy Vinton. Thanksgiving guests included Floyd Hunt family Gilbert and Manuel Hunt and Donna Vinton among others. Deer hunting trips and family visits recur through the weekend in DeWitt Barryton Clare Sears Brinton and near Leroy.
Mt Vernon Grange reports thirty members attended despite cold weather and plans a strong program for the December sixteenth meeting. Thanksgiving meals featured visits from numerous family and friends including the Robinsons Epples and Archambaults among others.
The Mt Vernon Grange announces a party and dance for December. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarend Methner who wed December 1. A shower for the Methners, a pot luck supper, and a Christmas program with gift exchange are planned for December 12 and 16 including birthday night.
Mrs. Tom Ramey and Mrs. Lewie Lennox were in Midland Friday. Several nearby couples made Sunday calls at various homes including the Tice, Lennox, and Carey households. Deer hunting trips mentioned with mixed success and travel from Flint Clare Barryton Herrick Muskegon and Mr Pleasant.
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek completed a new Chinese translation of the New Testament last February. Dr. John C. H. Wu said he was commissioned to translate both the Psalms and the New Testament. The Psalms arrived in July 1943 and the New Testament in November 1944, with the manuscript exceeding 200000 Chinese characters.
Eight year old Gary Walsh paralyzed by polio six weeks earlier regained movement after daily exercise and now plays with friends at his birthday party. His parents praise the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for support and credit their recovery to early treatment.
Paraguay became the 29th nation to enter a reciprocal trade agreement with the United States. The accord was signed in Asuncion and covers mainly quebracho extract and petitgrain oil imports from Paraguay, with Paraguay offering concessions on a long list of American goods including manufactured products and toilet articles.
The War Department said Japanese crews bringing Liberty ships back from the Orient to the United States will be returned to Japan immediately without being permitted to go ashore. The ships, used by American occupation forces for repatriation of Japanese troops and nationals, are arriving at San Francisco and Seattle for decommissioning.
A historical account notes a sultan’s harem in the 16th century containing more than 6,000 women including attendants, illustrating vast imperial household size and court life.
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