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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
6
Church notes report Rev R J McBrainie teaching from Chronicles 25 9 The Lord is able to give thee much more than this Regular services at our church will resume next Sunday Various local families share New Year visits and gatherings across Vernon City with relatives in Pontiac Barryton Coleman Saginaw Harrison Grand Rapids Sheridan Pentwater and Bay City
Pvt Frank Herron of Fort Knox Kentucky arrived home to see his mother Mrs Ruth Herron and family before reporting for duty. His brother Jack joined him briefly and a party at aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ernie Cleveland honored him Sunday evening. Relatives visited the Herron home and Mary Herron of Owosso Bible School spent Sunday at home.
Mrs Frank Bowen and daughter Harling along with Mrs Lois Williams Rev and Mrs Wesley Teale and David Teale attended watch night services at Temple Nazar, while Mr and Mrs Lester Garver of Lake visited Floyd Bergey and family. Lorraine Schultz returned to Adrian College after holidays as others visited relatives in Lansing and Farwell.
Evangelistic meetings began Sunday at 8 p.m. at the church. Local families and friends shared Christmas and New Year visits across nearby towns. Wedding bells are expected for Arlene Orvis and Ward Cuddy at the Arthur Genter Church. Attendance at Sunday School was 50. efforts to raise it next week continue.
Brown corners and nearby towns report Sunday visits by the Collins Loomis and Walters families. Roy Sweet, George Nichols and others from Alma, Saginaw, Clarkston, Cohoctah, and Midland are listed among frequent callers. The WMA meeting is scheduled, and a holiday watch service drew a large crowd. Roy Sweet is noted on the sick list.
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