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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
5
The Sentinel announces weekly publishing by FRIGHNER & PARISH with a Clarens post office listing and Michigan and other point rates. It outlines display ad rates, locals fillers, and per line pricing for notices, cards of thanks, and poetry. It invites probate notices and asks readers to request Judge Wylie to arrange printing by The Sentinel.
A column lists church services across several denominations including Catholic, Latter Day Saint, Lutheran and Adventist, with times and locations such as St. Cecilia’s, Loomis, and Colville. The text closes with a moral reflection on friendship from biblical figures and a New Year greeting for 1938.
The Church of the Nazetene on South McEwan Street lists Sunday School at 10 30 worship at 11 30 evangelistic service at 7 30 and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 led by Pastor Stella Short.
Rev J W Teale leads Sunday School at 10 30 am Young Peoples Meeting 7 15 pm Sunday evening service 7 45 pm Cottage Prayer Meeting Tuesdays 8 00 pm All welcome at Christ Science Church subject of Lesson Sermon January 2 Golden Text Psalms 77 13 Look unto me Isaiah 45 22 Salvation offered to all ends of the earth official text follows with none else.
The Congregational Church invites visitors and new residents to worship with Rev. Albert Dawe, pastor, at 10:15 a New Years service with the sermon The Multiplied Man and special music. The Lords Supper will be administered at the close. Church School follows at 11:30 with Mrs. Harold Fleming as superintendent. The pastor and wife thank friends for gifts and wish a happy prosperous New Year.
Rev. M. R. Honderich leads Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Evening service 8 09. Wednesday prayer meeting 8 00. Young People's prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00. Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00.
Rev. George P. Stanford presides at 10:00 a m Communion Service with emblems of his death. 10:30 a m Morning Worship on Christ's Challenge for 1938. 11:30 a m Church School led by Mrs Harl Sternaman. 6:30 p m Epworth League Watch Night from 8 p m to 12 m. Herrick notes no worship until Easter 1988 and invites community Bible study at Mrs Glenn Foster’s home January 12th at 8 p m.
The Baptist Church led by A. D. Telder broadcasts a New Year missionary conference featuring B. M. Nottage, America's noted colored evangelist. Services run Friday night eight, Saturday watch night, Sunday morning ten with B. Nottage, Sunday School at 11:15 led by Chas. Brooks, Sheridan session 1:30, evening service 3 for missionary closing. Dover Tabernacle adds 10:15 Sunday school and 11:30 Gospel Service with B. M. Nottage.
A friendly church in a friendly city invites all to attend. Sunday 10 15 a m Church School led by Vera B Peterson, 11 15 a m Worship service, 7 45 p m Evening service by the young people focusing on New Year resolutions and readings. Wednesday 7 45 p m Prayer Meeting.
Tri County Health Unit urges greater focus on maternal health citing Surgeon General and Dr Martha Eliot. The message notes poverty and ignorance block access to care, calling for more room in the inn for expectant mothers and healthier births nationwide.
The county wide horse parasite project will start January weather and roads permitting. A circular letter with a return card has been mailed to every rural box holder. Forty to fifty horses per day will be treated. those who participated before report more horsepower. Treating colts and foals helps rid stomach worms. If a farmer did not receive a card he should notify the county agent to be included.
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