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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1945
Page
7
The church sermon quotes Isaiah 59 and lists weekly services including Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Evangelistic Cottage Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
A Pioneers group reports Homemaking III students have spent the fourth hour preparing lunch for noon students. Others gain work experience downtown at Grove Brothers, Bicknell's, Gay's Store, Houghton’s Drug Store, Louise's Flower Shop, and A & P Store. Names include Marguerite Creguer Jean Davis Dave Harter Ila Sutton Marion Rutter Jack Leonard and Don Hammond.
Dover area notices list Sunday School times for several churches. Dover Tabernacle hosts 10:16 a.m. classes with Charles VanDen Bergh as superintendent. Other churches include New 10 C.F. Hall 10:30 a.m., Seventh Day Adventist 1:30 p.m. services, Loomis Reorganized Latter Day Saints 10:45 a.m. with 7:30 p.m. preaching, Christian Science at Clare Inn 11:00 a.m. Welcoming congregants.
Lake George community notes announce Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 with Harry Moyer as Superintendent. Masses at St Cecilia's this Sunday at 8 36 pm and Holy Hour Friday at 7 30 pm. At Henry's Catholic Church in Rosebush Rev Gordon Grant presides with Mass this Sunday at certain hour. All welcome.
Worship times for Congregational Church Clare and Rown Corners WV church. Rev Harold Watson and Rev Ernest Burk lead services with Sunday School and youth fellowship. Central War Time listed. all worship times accordingly.
Rev J Wesley Teale leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m CST and preaching at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting is 7 30 Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Everyone welcome.
Rev. E. C. Leyrer presides as services are held at 2:30 p m in Hamilton Township Clare County The newly elected Church Council will be inducted during the regular service on Sunday February 11.
Located on US 27 Clare north end and 1002 McEwan St the church announces English Service at 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 45 a m Saturday School 2 30 p m adult instruction Wednesday evening 30 o clock special V Day services at 8 p m public invited If Armistice in Europe is announced before 6 p m service held that evening at 8 p m If after 6 p m service moved to the following evening 8 p m
Sunday worship at 10 30 with a morning message Covering up Sin and the Fall of 4 Nation. Sunday School at 11 30 led by Edward Schinfley Jr Supt. Evening evangelistic service at 7 45 Beating the Devil at His Own Game. Junior Choir Tuesday 7 30 King's Daughters Wednesday 2 00 Prayer and praise 7 30.
The article presents a February 4 Sunday Lesson Sermon focusing on Love with the Golden Text from Psalms 36 7 and Psalms 145 9. It cites divine benevolence and trust under God for all people and includes a reference to Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures asserting Divine Love meets every human need.
Church services announced for West Sixth and Maple Streets with a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Mrs Lois Tope at 11:00 a.m. A Wednesday evening cottage prayer service at 7:30 led by visiting pastors and laymembers under a pulpit committee chaired by Mrs Vera Peterson. A prayer service will be held at the home of Wm Parks on Wednesday February 7.
Rev M R Honderich pastor Mrs M R Honderich assistant welcomes all. Sunday service 11:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am. Sermon 12:00 noon. Evening program 8:00 pm Christian Endeavor 8:45 pm devotion 9:00 pm. Wednesday prayer and Bible study 9:00 pm. All welcome for children and adults.
Community church notices list Rev. Charles Rieinhardt as pastor with contact 288 W11. Arthur Center holds Sunday 11 30 preaching and every second Sunday. Elm Grove hosts Sunday School 11 00 and Sunday preaching at 12 00 noon on alternate Sundays. Colonville features Sunday evening preaching.
Morning worship at 10:00 with sermon The Trial of Our Faith. Choir sings In My Father's House. Church School 11:15. Adult study God is Concern for Persons. Youth Fellowship 6:00 led by Mrs. Garchow. Evening hour 7:00 with cooperative lunch and study of Ephesians chapter 3. Missionary dinner Feb 7 at 6:30 with pictures. Choir practice 8:30. Rummage sale Feb 1–3 in the basement. Public invited.
The Temple Rod and Guns Club sponsored a rabbit supper at the Red Ding town hall last Tuesday with a well planned meal plus stories pictures and dancing. Immus intramural games begin January 25 with class and group based rules and managers named for each team.
Plans are under way for a Minstrel show to be held April 10 in the Clare High auditorium directed by Mr. Bates. The Boys Glee Club seeks help from the Girls Glee Club and others to raise funds for a baby grand piano for the stage. Members include Dave Adams Jack Rube Orlin Banghart Don Brown Tony Burdo Fred Busche Bill Chaffee Bob Clark Doug Fleming Larry Foss Jack Green Don Hammond Bob Hampton Bill Hawkins Harvey Hartshorn Willard Ireland Joe Johnston Bud Kane Ben Kleinhardt Rich Koch Jack Leonard Don Murphy Ralph Musser Jack Powers Bob Ramey Jim Reeder Bud Rodabaugh Jack Rodabaugh Bob Samborn Bill Schlafley Lyle Shaver Charles Smith Herbert Smith Bob Smith Jack Stuart and Dale White.
The Pioneer Defense Board leads a waste paper drive to fund sending the school paper The Pioneer to service members. Students weigh and bundle magazines books and fine letter paper, earning 75 cents per hundred pounds from Mt. Pleasant, with 25 cents for flat tablet and notebook paper.
Clare swept three junior high basketball games against Beaverton on January 10. Charles Wright led seventh graders with 12 points in a 31 to 6 win. Lynn Hahn scored 18 in the eighth grade as Colbeck led Beaverton with 6 in a 29 to 13 defeat. Ninth graders Cimmetry and Menning each scored 5 in a 17 to 16 game.
January dinner by the November and January committees in the home economics room with members Coach Richardson Mrs. Van Every Miss Longstreet Mr. and Mrs. Garthe and Miss Rickerd. They later attended the Bowery To Broadway show after the meal. Mrs. She pon ski presides with Mrs. Peters as secretary treasurer.
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