Fellowship Dinner Held Saturday at Church Hall
The Church of God sponsored Fellowship dinner Saturday evening at the OOF Hall. Rev W Lee Sickal spoke on vacation plans, Lyle Dickinson chaired, Mrs George Teeter hosted. George Teeter gave a church history and others spoke on needs plans canvass and a sacrificial pledge.
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Church of God
OOF
W. Lee Sickal
Lyle Dickinson
George Teeter
Paul ‘Helbling
David Baylor
von. Walter
St John’s Lutheran Church Schedules New Services
Beginning Sunday February 9 the schedule at St John’s Lutheran Church will be Divine Service at 9 am and Sunday School at 10 15 am. The new times remain through May. Behold I have set before thee an open door and no man can shut.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
ST. John's EV
Lutheran
North End of
Clare
Robert. Voss
Church outreach aims to boost participation and responsibility
A message calls on all church attendees and interested individuals to engage in the church’s varied activities. The goal is to foster a sense of responsibility and greater participation in church work.
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Aan
George Teeter
Freshmen Pilgrim Fellowship Meet At Congregational Church
Freshmen Pilgrim Fellowship met Sunday evening February 2 at the Congregational Church. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wood from Mr. Pleasant and Mr. Wood hosts Grooveyard radio program. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved. Group observed a moment of silence. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Dick Wood
Pleasant
Wood
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Sandtuany
Pastor cites problems of country living and migration
The rural image changes as people move to urban centers, altering farming regions. Dr Ranford notes rising urbanization and improved transport, education, and industry drawing residents away from farmland. Migrant workers and fear slum conditions appear in shifting rural areas.
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Cobni
Atta
Laurd
Anid
Gail
Ventire
Methodist Missionary Class of Sixty New Assignments
The Methodist Church commissioned 60 new missionaries led by Bishop Arthur for home missions in the United States Hawaii and Puerto Rico and 52 missionaries to serve in 12 Asian African and American countries. The group includes ministers nurses architects doctors agriculturists educators and teachers from nineteen states including Florida and Pennsylvania and four foreign countries.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Jesus
Hawaii
Pueér
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Africa
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Pennsylvania
Brazil
India
Canwa
Japan
Local church revivals and community visits noted
The piece lists revival activities at Arthur Center led by Rev. Lou Beery and Jeff Monday at Olive Branch Church in Indiana. It mentions hospital admission for Lawrence Carncross and a weekend of visitors to Norman Hutchinson’s home from Detroit Findlay and Midand. It notes a reception for Bob Murdock at Grange Hall and multiple birthday and dinner gatherings among Bates and Armentrout families with various neighbors and ministers.
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Lou Beery
Jeff
Olive Branch Church
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Lawrence
Carncross
Midland Hospital
Norman Hutchinson
Joanne Bates
Detroit
Janine’ Bates
Findlay
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Lawrence Bates
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Julia. Hutchinson
Ernest
Klein
Orville Bates
Yvanne
Janice ‘Bates
Richard’. Golasinski
Lyle Bates
Beery
Glen. Blystone
Carmen Newman
Jennie Bates
Midland
Local Social News In Detroit Visit And Family Calls
Southeast Sheridan reports Mr and Mrs Harley Randle and Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith spent last weekend in Detroit. Jimmie Young stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jim Bradley from Thursday to Monday. The Coleman family of Flint visited the Paxton household and Paxton children have been ill.
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Raymond Smith
Detroit
Jimmie Young
Jim Bradley
Max Coleman
Flint
Russell Paxton
Paxton
Clarence Jordan
Ernest Young
Hummie
Margaret’ Irwit
Vernon
Sherman
Alice
Phyllis Anderson
Floyd. Bergey
Chester Wallace
Clare
Bergey
Gleh Billsby Sr
Church Notes and Social Gatherings Mention Local Visits
The weekly church notes cover revival services at Arthur Ceriiér Church with praise and a Young People's meeting led by Shirley Ticewill next Sunday. Numerous visits and calls are noted across Clare Mt Pleasant Vernon and surrounding towns, including families Floyd Bergey Carl Schaaf Adla Becker Elizabeth Sherman and many relatives with hospital and travel updates.
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Arthur Ceriiér
Surviver of the Seven Wonders Pyratide Remains
Only one of the famed Seven Wonders survives the ages the Pyramid of Giza. The others listed include the Pharos of Alexandria the Hanging Gardens Artemis Temple Zeus Statue Mausoleum Mausolus tomb and the Colossus of Rhodes.
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Babylon
Artemis
Zeus
Mausolus
Rhodes
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