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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1943
Page
4
Local church notices list Sunday School times and worship services for Loomis Reorganized Church and other congregations. Includes times for morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and midweek gatherings led by named pastors such as Reva W. Teale Marion Burkett and J. W. Teale.
The Congregational Church in Michigan invites visitors and new residents to attend services led by Rev. Albert Dawe at 10 15 a m with a sermon and special choir music. Church School begins at 11 30 a m under Superintendent Mrs Carleton Garthe, offering a cordial welcome to all.
Rev E Leyrer pastor. Located on US 27 Clare at north end. English service 10 30 a m. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 11 45 a m. Children’s catechetical instructions Saturdays 2 00 p m. Ladies Aid Society annual meeting in church parlors Wednesday January 13 at 2 00 p m.
Rev E E Redman leads morning worship at 10:00 with the sermon The Rewards of the Righteous Junior choir special music and Bible School at 11:15 led by Donald Woolston. Evangelistic service at 7:30 features Johns Vision of Gods City. Weekly plan includes Wednesday Prayer and Praise 7:30 and Friday Junior Choir rehearsal.
Pastor Rev Charles Kreinhardt lists services for Colonville Elm Grove and Arthur churches with Sunday School times and weekly prayer meetings. Elm Grove holds Sunday School at 11 06 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m each Sunday. Thursday prayer meets at 8 00 p m. Colonville conducts Sunday School at 10 30 a m and a Sunday service on January 17 at 11 30 a m.
The Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts lists a full Sunday schedule led by Pastor H. L. Cleveland. Events include 10580 a m preaching, 11:00 a m morning worship, 6:30 p m Christian Crusaders Hour, 7:30 p m evangelistic message, and Wednesday evening prayer and praise service. Lois Tope serves as superintendent for Church School with classes for all ages and teachers.
John H. Hall led morning worship at 10 30 with Church School at 11 45. Mrs John Empey organist and choir director with Paul Lowrey junior choir director. Parlor and kitchen redecorating nearing completion. pancake supper planned. Three reel film The Rebirth of a Nation to be shown. Five new members received, Holy Communion observed, strong church spirit despite illness and snappy withdrawal last Sunday.
Rev M R Honderich pastor welcomes all with no creed but Christ no law but love and no book but the Bible Services in Eastern War Time Sunday School 11 00 preaching noon 12 00 evening 8 00 Christian Endeavor 8 45 Devotional 9 00 with prayer and Bible study Wednesday 9 00 p m Children young people and adults all welcome.
The lesson sermon centers on Sacrament with the Golden Text from Psalm 116 and Psalm 19. It cites Christian Science readings from Science and Health, emphasizing prayer as a path to divine light and patient waiting on the Lord.
Mr and Mrs Simon VanderWoude and family and Mr and Mrs Virgil Blackledge spent Friday visiting relatives at McBain. Clyde Gable and Walter and Mildred called at the Frank Davis home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Cotton and family spent an evening at the Zimm erman and Bushong homes. Neal Bushong and family were dinner guests of Bertha Randle. Ollen Gidger and family called on Hattie Livingston. Ruthie and Billie Coe visited their uncle Claud Smith for Sunday supper. Sgt James Paxton arrived Thursday.
The note lists Sunday callers at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman including Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paxton and family. Carolin Whitehead returned from Greenville after Christmas with Joy Moor. Ralph Randle brought his grandmother home from Alma. Other visitors at the LaVern Barber residence included Roy Schaar Cheater Clarence Schaar of Loomis and Asa Wilson of Coleman.
On New Year’s Eve a crowd gathered at the parsonage to honor Pastor and Mrs. Honderich with cake and refreshments. At midnight Mr. Honderich rang the bell marking his seventy years. A neighborly program included remarks by Myrtle Miller and a poem by Mrs. J. B. Allen.
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