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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
4
Twenty seven people enrolled in a Life Series Course for Christian leadership at Clare Church of God. Classes meet Sundays at 5:30 PM with authorized Credit courses for Christian leaders. Textbook is The Growing Christian by T Franklin Miller.
The Brown Corners P M B met February 2 with 18 members and 23 in attendance. Janet Garver led a Honduras lesson as Bonnie Lloyd led devotions and the group discussed sending funds and supplies to Sierra Leone and Joseph Lamina’s salary. They plan a bakeless bake sale and continue church cleanup duties for shared funds.
A compiled church notices list district congregations with Sunday services Bible studies and hours. Included are 8ST John s Ev Lutheran on US 27 Clare Rev Raymond Schultz 10:45 Sunday School 9:30, Farwell Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 11:00 worship Hobart Beavers pastor, Clare Church of Christ 10:00 Bible Study 11:00 preaching, St Johns Ev Lutheran near Harrison 9:00 service 10:00 Sunday School, Lake Baptist Church Ben Chapman pastor 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 morning worship, Brown Corners United Brethren 8 p.m. Hull minister, Gilmore Church of Christ 10:00 worship 11:00 Bible School 8 p.m., Christian Science Clare, Masonic Hall 10:30 services and Sunday School Pupils up to 20, Clare Church of God West Sixth and Maple W Lee Sickal pastor 11:00 worship 7:00 evening service 7:30 prayer meeting.
Mrs Dora Kleinhardt entered Community Hospital Mt Pleasant with major surgery Thursday and is improving. Ellen Long of Eaton Rapids and Miss Mary Holmes of Midland visited Rev and Mrs Charles Bull. Carmen Newman birthday dinner with Flint family at Colonville. Harrison A Church Bible Quiz hosted by local youth. Sheryl Kleinhardt visiting uncle Charles Kleinhardt while mother hospitalized. W M L A met at Mrs Lewis home with good attendance.
Fifty secondary school teachers will attend the third summer institute for mathematics teachers at Central Michigan University from June 19 to July 28. NSF support funds stipends for teachers and up to four dependents with housing and meals provided. Eligible applicants need a math background, three years of teaching, and prior institute experience or equivalent training.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Clare and Farwell thanks business personnel and local residents for their support of the annual welfare drive. The message praises the liberality of contributors and notes that many needy will be grateful for the gifts.
Dr. Eli P. Cox, Michigan State economist, predicts 1961 will start weak and improve in the second half. Construction may be the brightest spot as consumer buying and service sales rise. auto employment should fall in Q1 then rebound, ending below 1960. Michigan economy likely mirrors national trends but amplified.
A compact, wry note on driving mischief and fate. A jocular take suggests a driver mocked by law earns no praise, while a reckless path may lead to a harsher end.
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