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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
4
Community church listings include Catholic St Cecila s Easter services Seventh Day Adventist Loomis and other area churches with Sunday School times preaching services and midweek prayer meetings. Floyd G Smith leads Reorganized Church with sessions on the second and fourth Sundays.
Church of God on West Sixth and Maple Sts lists 10:00 Church School. Adeline Cleve-
Rev Chas Rieinhardt leads Sunday School at 11 00 a m and preaching each Sunday at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday. Colonville holds Sunday School at 4 30 p m and preaching Sunday February 16 at 11 30 a m Prayer meetings Thursday at Arthur Center all preaching events noted for February.
Christian Science Church prepares a Sunday Lesson Sermon titled Spirit with Galatians 5 25 and John 4 24 as guiding texts. The correlated readings from Science and Health emphasize Spirit as God the sole infinite principle guiding true worship.
Sunday services after Sunday School with Pastor J W Wyrick and Alfred Cowles guiding all ages. Bible study led by Mrs Wyrick Thursday evening. Missionary Home Hour set for the first and third Wednesday monthly. Message of readiness and Jesus coming soon. all are welcome.
Rev Albert Dawe presides at 10 00 a m worship with sermon Fingerprints of Life. Special music by the choir. Church School at 11 30 a m with Supt Mrs F Hochstetler. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome to worship with us.
Rev. E. C. Leyrer is pastor at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran located at US 27 at the north end of Clare. The brief notice notes the church address and preacher for parish purposes.
Church schedule announces English services each Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 11 45 Holy Communion next Sunday morning February 9 Parsonage announcements Ladies Aid meets February 12 Adult instruction Fridays at 7 30 Choir practice Sundays at 2 Sunday School teachers meetings on second and fourth Mondays at 8 PM Public is invited.
Rev M R Honderich and Mrs M R Honderich invite all to attend services at the Eagle Church of God. Sunday school 10 30 a m preaching 11 30 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m devotional 8 15 p m youth in charge preaching 8 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 in parsonage. Youth prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00 in parsonage. A warm welcome at church and parsonage.
John H Hall D D minister leads a boys and girls class for ages nine to thirteen at the Methodist Church with sessions after school on Wednesdays and a high school class on Thursdays. Palm Sunday marks the end of the program. manuals cost only a few cents.
A sermon from pastor A. D. Telcer at Dover Tabernacle outlines church duties versus social programs. Topics include divorce statistics, five core institutions, and a warning against entertainments that undermine faith. Sunday services and Sunday School details are listed with later Gospel Service topics.
Meryl Davison of Artin Arbor spent Monday in Hight at Louis Finch’s.
Mrs. Hugh Riley of Weidman and Mrs. Cecil Davison visited Mrs. Helena Dyer of Detroit last week. Mr. Lidell remains in Ann Arbor hospital. Reuben Tigner recovered from a serious illness. Dale Rulapaugh returns to work after two weeks with flu. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finch visited Flint and stayed with his parents. Anna Schofield took Bernard and family to Mt. Pleasant to see her daughter and husband in their new home.
Note compares wingbeat rates of birds with a hummingbird and a bumble bee. The hummingbird beats about 240 times per second while the bee’s wingbeats run roughly 50 times per second.
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