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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
3
The January 18 lesson sermon titled Life argues true understanding over fear, with Psalms 16 and Job 28 cited. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy on Mind and Life and notes science and health references about spiritual conception versus material creation.
The well organized Sunday School offers classes for two age groups and invites attendees to join the 10:00 a m session and 11:15 a m service.
Rev. Elza Beery oversees Eagle Church with Bible School and worship times listed. Arthur Genter Church follows a similar schedule with morning and evening services. Evangelistic meetings will keep going through the week if weather permits.
Jay Clute returns home from St Marys Hospital Saginaw after surgery and shows improvement. Mrs Pearl Clute Dover spent weekend with J D Clute family. Elsie Vanderwalker hosts Colonville Missionary Society meeting with lunch. Edna Lower recovering well after major surgery. Miss Lower and Virgil Kistler family noted.
The piece reflects on Old Testament history as a warning to modern readers. It contrasts Israel’s failures under flawed leaders with the idea that church membership alone does not guarantee morality. It notes secular trends, waning religious instruction for children, and widespread confusion, urging moral lessons from ancient Israel.
The Clare Methodist Men met Thursday evening January 8 for their new regular meeting. Devotions were at 6:00 led by Harry Dice in the church parlor. Forty seven attended supper at 6:30 served by Laure nee Seiter and a committee. Rev. L. J. Nev ins gave table grace before Don Halbrook called the session to order and group singing was led by Harry Dice.
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