Gilmore Church of Christ Service Plan and Local Visits
10:00 a m Song Service led by Judy Philips with Thelma Renner at the piano. Communion at 10:15 a m with elders and deacons officiating. Sermon at 10:30 a m What a Minister of the Church of Christ must Preach No 4. Bible School at 11:00 a m led by Alvin Wood on The Healing Ministry of Jesus Mark 2 1 12. Evening services at 7:45 p m. Members note Romans study. attendance encouraged. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Alvin Wood to see their new niece in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Levi Smith admitted to Community Hospital Mt Pleasant. various neighbor visits and trips to Clare Lan sing Farwell Weidman and Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Philips
Thelma Renner
Church of Christ
Alvin Wood
Jesus
Christ
Gilmore Church of Christ
William Moline
Mt. Pleasant
Levi Smith
James F. Pitts
J. S. Penick
Adna Perry
Lansing
D. McNeill
W. R. Jarman
Roy Feighner
Clare
Alfred Seitz
Farwell
Ed McAlvey
Samuel Welch
Leon Charton
Weidman
Elam Seymour
Helen Olger
Lola Fordyce
Case
Red Cross Events Include Penny Supper in Cornwellville
In Cornwellville Mr and Mrs Dale Travers hosted their relatives from Shepherd Sunday. Robert Carter visited Ann Arbor and Detroit. Mr and Mrs John Gordon and Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown with son from Midland were guests. Red Cross to meet February 18 with Mrs Gordon. Penny Supper and party at Bailey schoolhouse Friday night February 13 to benefit the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Travers
Shepherd
Robert Carter
Ann Arbor
Detroit
John Gordon
Stanley Brown
Midland
Red Cross
Roy Gordon
Bailey School
Visit at the Leslie Randle home reported
Southeast Sheridan residents describe a Sunday gathering at the Leslie Randle house with Mrs. Prank Loomis, Bill Loomis, Miss Ruth Hopkins, Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. Irene Koontz and her son, and Mrs. Victor Knapp and baby. Ralph and Norman Randle are working as carpenters in Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Leslie Randle
Prank Loomis
Bill Loomis
Friend
Ruth Hopkins
Farnham
Irene Koontz
Victor Knapp
Ralph
Norman Randle
Coleman
Rosebush Community Church Schedule and Local News
Sunday school and services listed for Rosebush and Center Methodist churches. Local visits include Dayton visitors, family trips, a study club meeting, a south Rosebush drainage discussion, a cooperative supper for farmers, and council talks on Catholic Press Month.
Carnival Queen Crowning Noted At Grayling Event
Joyce Clevenger stayed with school friend Jean Taylor while Friday's gathering at Grayling marked the Carnival Queen crowning with Merton McTaggart and Hien Lynch in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Clevenger
Jean, Taylor
Merton McTaggart
Hien Lynch
Grayling
Temple Marion Henry returns to school after absence
Temple resident Marion Henry is back in school a week after missing due to illness. Community acquaintances note local visits and social happenings including births, anniversaries, and family updates among residents of Temple, Marion, Bay City, and surrounding areas.
Lake Church Services and Weekend Social Notes
Lake News reports Lake Church services including Sunday School at 10 30 am and evening preaching at 7 30 pm with cottage prayer meetings Tuesdays. It notes a large Red Cross turnout at Mrs C D Smith’s, visits from Bay City residents, plus locals visiting relatives in Big Rapids Toledo Flint and Saginaw. several families are mentioned as spending weekends away and returning to cold weather.
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Oman
C. D. Smith
Red Cross
Hazel Scott
Bay City
Myr
Warl Bauder
Pearl
Tryon
Millard Scott
Baby
Big Rapids
Steve Watkins
Jay Gilman
Delmar Scott
Edgar Stanley
Virgil Oman
Ray _McCon
Frederick Scott
Texas
Eunice ‘Curtis
Lake George
Velma Scott
Ernest Irwin
Detroit
Wayne Napelr
Jackson
P. J. ‘Somerville
Mason
D. Scott
Charles Sherman
Toledo
Flint
Saginaw
Lesson for February 15 from International Council of Religious Education
A religious education page presents the February 15 lesson with Legion subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
International Council of Religious Education
Has-Been Notions Won't Hold, Dr Reid Says
Dr C C Reid says terms like has been and middle aged spread will pass as science uncovers food catalysts. He notes catalysts occur naturally in foods and the challenge is learning how to use them for health and aging concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Reid
Dr. Reid
Clare Sentinel Ad For Next Week Liner Sale
Classified note urges readers to try a Clare Sentinel liner next week seeking advertising space.
Faith that Moves a Palsy and Heals Souls
A religious lesson explains Jesus healing a palsied man as a double cure of body and soul. It emphasizes faith as the decisive factor, the obstruction of the crowd, and the scribes' challenge to Jesus. The text urges readers to persevere, even if entry seems blocked, and to seek spiritual cleansing alongside physical healing through faith in Christ.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Lake Community Club Pot Luck Meeting Notes
The Lake Community Club gathered at Maude Somerville’s home on February 9 for a noon pot luck. Mrs. Muir won high honors, Mrs. Somerville second prize, and proceeds of the club’s guilt were handed to Red Cross chairman Ernest Brown of Farwell.
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The
Lake Community Club
Maude Somerville
Muir
Somerville
Red Cross
Ernest Brown
Farwell
Gertrude Scott
Florida
Local Social Happenings In Hinkville and Nearby Towns
Mrs. John Sparkel returned Saturday from a weeks visit with her sons in Lansing. Mrs. Gordon McIntosh visited Flint over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutton and Ruby visited his brother Chester and family at Clare Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid of Grant were also noted.
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John Sparkel
Lansing
Gordon McIntosh
Flint
Roy Sutton
Ruby
Chester
Clare
Kincaid
Grant, En
Weekend Visits and Family Occasions Across Mount Pleasant Area
Route to Michigan State College at Lansing Friday to attend the Growers Association called at the Jay Bellinger and Burton Allen home leaving little daughter Mary with the grandparents during their absence. They all returned to their home Sunday. Mrs. Mamie Chappell had a birthday Friday and sister Mrs. Kittie McIntosh celebrated Saturday. Their son was driven to Mt. Pleasant Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mowbray of Clare were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Volney Davis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lea and son Charles Jr. of Mt. Pleasant visited the Jay Bellinger and Burton Allen home Sunday.
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Leo Spotts
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Ballge
Bernard Ballge
John Lynch
Elmer
Frank Lynch
Lavern Prast
Tony Surett
Jackson
Clifford Mitterspaugh
Margaret Morrison
Robert Hunter
Bay City
Rosebush
South Rosebush
St. Henry's Church
Vernon-Senton
John Fabian
Merlin Earnhardt
Delores
Mt. Pleasant
Nan Allen
Claude Bullard
Cecil
Middleton
Ervin Jones
Reed City
Edgar Fetterly
Grand Rapids
Marion Henry
Ness
Edgar Waldron
Charles Monroe
William Grumbley
Mr. Gagnon
Beverly
Billy
Irwin Rouse
Otsego
Thomas Austin
Wilson
Homer Austin
Austin
Shepherd
Roy Holford
Roy Myers
Clare and Farwell
Michigan State College
Lansing
Growers Association
Jay Bellinger
Burton Allen
Mary
Mamie Chappell
Kittie McIntosh
Gordon Mowbray
Clare
Volney Davis
Charles Lea
Charles Jr
Denver Tea Cooks Faster Using Lower Boiling Point
A note explains that tea heats quicker in Denver than Atlantic City because water boils one degree lower for every 500 feet of elevation. This altitude effect accelerates steeping times.
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Denver
Atlantic City
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Gilmore Church OF Christ J
Penick
Cornwellville
Rosebush Methodist Church
Center Methodist Church
Epworth League
Harold , Lundquist, D. D
Choony Sibi Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lake News
Wormaxzx
Michigan
Bell
Michigan Bell
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
America
the Healing Ministry OF Jesus
Et Megateades Leet
Rexall
Kee
Plant
Charles
Dean
Pat
Emerene Stanley
Eddie
Jane Brooks
Lincoln
Farwell Auction
Farwell, Michigan
Frank John
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