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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
3
Delwin Grange held its Christmas Party Tuesday with 55 attendees. The Worthy Lecturer and children performed songs and solos, and Santa Claus arrived with treats and gifts for all. Several local residents visited family and friends across Saginaw Bay City Clare and Coolidge Arizona, with numerous calls and weekend visits noted.
Rev Lou Beery returned home from Walnut Grove Church of God in Indiana where she conducted revivals and reported a very good meeting. Rev Gordon Kleiner and his father Ernest made a business trip to Davison on Monday.
Sun day dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kleiner and Mrs. Jessie Kleiner for their 42nd and 17th wedding anniversaries with relatives present. Steam of visits, gifts, showers and new arrivals are noted among local families from Findlay to Midland and Averill.
Elk Lake residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Roe were Sunday guests of J D Clute. Hugh Allen returned home with them after visiting the Allens. Theron White and Bill Whiting of Detroit were weekend visitors at Ray Strouse's. Mrs Ruby Thompson returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Archie McKillop, Elk Lake, with Mrs McKillop staying overnight.
The Vernon community held an 8:00 p.m. Christmas program with Hlery Tice as announcer recitations by Caroline Brown Tim Van Blar cum Mike Shanahan Jeff Smith and others. The program included songs by the primary and junior classes readings by Shirley Tice and Rev Stol read from Luke with candlelight. Forty six attended Sunday School and plans for the Watch Night Service with Mt Pleasant Church of the Nazarene were announced.
The Circle V of the Congregational Womens Fellowship held its regular meeting at Mrs. Edward Johnston's home with six members present. Plans were made for participation in the January general Fellowship meeting. Christmas boxes were packed for the Sunday School and refreshments were served. The next meeting date will be announced.
The Glare Church of God held a Sunday sermon on prophecies and Christ’s birth. Rev. Sickal spoke on a new life and a worldwide prayer effort titled One Great Hour. Rev. Cleveland and Rev. Helbling performed a duet titled Love opened Heaven to Me. A Christmas prayer meeting occurred midweek with several talks.
Jehovah's Witnesses will stage a three day circuit assembly December 27 to 29 in Houghton Lake High School with 40 delegates from the local group. Principal speaker Peter D Mara will discuss What Are the Prospects for Lasting Peace and the event aims to provide Bible teaching for worship amid world problems.
The Lutheran Aid sponsored a church family night potluck on December 12 with a Christmas program. Clay Hardman performed an instrumental solo "Star of the East" and Fred Strasser, an Austrian exchange student, shared about Christmas at home. Caroling and gifts for children followed. The next Aid meeting will be in January at Mrs. Harold Schaeffer's home for the annual meeting and officer elections.
Bie Neat The Friendship Class of Clare Methodist Church School gathered Friday evening to decorate a Christmas tree for the auditorium then visited Clare Hospital to bring a small tree to George Whitmore undergoing skin grafts for burns since September. The group sang carols at the hospital and also visited convalescent homes and shut ins in Clare before returning to the Tom Brookway home near Harrison for refreshments.
Dr. Born explains that body enzymes come from intestinal bacteria and that good bacteria aid digestion while parasitic bacteria cause illness. He outlines chiropractic steps—nerve balance, spinal adjustments, cleansing diets, and reestablishing beneficial bacteria—to restore health and proper enzyme function.
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