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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
5
St Cecilia parish and Henrys Church announce Sunday Masses at 9 00 a m with Rev Gordon Grant and Rev Stanley Morrison listed as pastors Readers welcome Al and Bass noted as participants in service settings
AKE GEORGE COMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL meets every Sunday at 30:80 with Harry Moyer as superintendent. Latter Day saints preaching at 8 00 p m every Sunday evening. Location listed as 102 a. EN Preaching at 8 00 p m.
Dover Tabernacle announces Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Easter Building Services at 1 30 p m Adventist and Latter Day Saints offerings shown. Loomis Gospel Mission lists Sunday School 9 30 a m Young People 7 36 p m and preaching 8 p m Brown Corners U B Church details Sunday School 11 a m and evening services with midweek prayer at 8 30 p m.
At 8 15 p m worship led by the pastor and 9 30 a m church school led by superintendent Mrs Carleton Garthe. Visitors to purity and community are invited to join all services and receive a cordial welcome.
Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. led by Donald Woolston, Superintendent. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. Friday at 4:00 p.m. Junior Choir practice. Minister Rev. E. Be. Redman. Proy. 21: Be Every way of a man is right in his own eyes the Lord pondereth the hearts.
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev E G Leyter located on US 27 at Clare north end with residence 1002 McEwan St. Services Sunday 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 45 a m Children’s catechetical instructions Saturday 2 00 p m Adult instruction Tuesday and Friday 2 00 p m Women’s meeting Wednesday February 10 at 2 00 p m all ladies invited.
A church notices welcomes all to services led by Rev. Mr. B Hengarieth with sermons at 12:00 noon and 9:00 p.m. Eastern War Time. Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor 8:00 p.m. Devotional 8:45 p.m. Youth oversee activities. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study at 9:00 p.m. All ages invited.
Notices list three churches with pastors and service times. Elm Grove led by Rev Charles Kleinhardt holds Sunday School at 11 00 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m. Colonville reports Sunday School 10 30 a m and preaching on February 14 at 1 30 a m with Thursday prayer at 4 00 p m. Arthur Center announces preaching February 7 at 11 30 a m.
The Christian Science Church sets the Sunday Lesson Sermon on February 7 with Spirit as the central theme. Key texts include Zechariah 4 6 Romans 8 16 17 and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The correlative readings emphasize God's spirit and the rightful inheritance of believers.
In divine Science, God and man coexist as parent Mind and spiritual offspring. The text emphasizes both unity and distinction between divine principle and its creation, noting that man reflects divine nature while remaining distinct from the infinite divine.
Morning worship at 10 30 am followed by Church School at 11 45 am led by Mrs John Empey organist and choir director with Mrs Paul Lowrey junior choir director. Open house honored Mr and Mrs Icem Slentz for their golden wedding anniversary. Brotherhood Sister banquet planned for the last Wednesday in February. Plan to attend next Sunday service.
A church invites attendance at 11:00 a.m. for Morning Worship with a sermon by the pastor on Sunday. An evening service at 7:30 includes an Evangelistic message and a 6:30 Christian Crusaders Hour. Wednesday features a midweek Prayer and Praise service at 7:30.
Vernon City resident George M White visits friends in Flint. Mr and Mrs Eli Fisher of Clare visit their daughter and husband George Bryant. James Bowen and Ruth Van Horsen of Muskegon stay with Bowens mother Mrs Tom Bolen. Mrs Edward Joslin and baby visit James Joslin in Clare. Charles Joslin and Lansing children visit. Mrs Etta Howard visits Mrs Milla Bostian in Pauls. Lester Hansen and son Larry, now in Clare, call on Mrs Hola McDonel. Bonnie Johnson and Mrs Don Shively of Rosebush visit Alva White. Shir ley Randle ill at Hastings. Eola McDonel hears news.
The Ladies' Guild met in the church parlors with co hostesses Mrs Roy Harter and Mrs Andrew Irving. President Mrs Harter led devotions after reading Psalm 1 and the group prayed together. Members agreed on hospitality chairs and discussed Salvage Committee needs.
Goldie Loomis led the Ming’s Pauistiars Society meeting at Mrs. Loomis home. Mrs. Ryan opened with scripture and prayer. guests included missionary Mrs. Leon Osborn who spoke on China. Nurse Scholarship Fund discussed for next week. next meetings planned with Mrs. Foell and Mrs. Redman on February 17.
The fifth round of the Clare Bridge Tournament at Gleason's Monday evening after a 6:30 dinner saw the Anderson Kaiser team leading the total scores to date. Hall Frey Caple Wallace and Anderson Kajisz topped the evening with grand slam honors. Red Cross collection collected. Accumulative scores list Sacco, Caple Wallace, and Hall Frey among the top totals.
The Hihn Grove extension class met at Rot Williams home Friday January 29 with sixteen members and one visitor. Four committees prepared dinner and outlined plans for achievement day and four future meetings beginning in March 83. Mrs Jas Welch was elected nutrition leader and Mrs Harland Williams and Mrs Roth Williams led Money Saving Meals.
William J Bryan J was born in Salém Til on March 9 1860 and died July 26 1925 aged 65. He graduated from Illinois College Jacksonville Illinois and Union College of Law Chicago. He was elected to Congress from Nebraska in 1890 and 1882. He served as secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson from 1913 to 1915. He was a presidential nominee in 1896 1900 and 1908.
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Doherty featured a nament with the Anderson-Kaiser team claiming high honors and leading the overall tourney scores. Parker-Doherty earned grand slam honors as six high teams posted totals. Red Cross collection was noted.
Thursday scores show Anderson Kaiser among top four with 290 in round three after lunch. Other high teams include Bicknell Doherty 16 960 Artibee Hartshorn 11 070 and Bayes Haley 10 740. grand slam honors went to Bowler Wehrly, Anderson Kaiser, and Hampton Naunids.
The government outlines criteria to cut waste and promote meatless Wednesdays across agencies. Officials say substantial savings could be achieved by reducing meat usage and encouraging plant based options in weekly operations.
The column details ongoing Red Cross efforts with kit bags and hospital supplies. It notes meetings led by Mrs. Hochstetler and others, calls for knitted articles, yarn, and aid for a statewide Lansing meeting next Wednesday. A Victory Book Campaign is also described with sponsors and worker rosters.
The program urges organizing a Farm Youth Labor Committee to train boys and girls in tractor operation and farm chores. Training enables youth to assist farmers and support war needs by keeping soldiers fed and healthy for battle. Girls may also help in farm homes while wives work in the fields or poultry and gardening operations.
The article cites the constitutional clause restricting the presidency to individuals who are at least 35 years old and have resided in the United States for 14 years. It notes the eligibility criteria as established by the founding document.
The article notes New Zealand’s population roughly equals Detroit’s, with half of men aged 16 to 60—about 250000—serving in the fighting forces. It cites over 70 million acres of commercial forest land managed for sustained yield to harvest and replenish the timber crop indefinitely.
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