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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
5
Rev. Stanley Morrison serves as pastor at St. Cecilia's with Mass set for 10 30 a m. This notice outlines the parish listing and service time for worshippers.
Seventeenth Day Adventist Easter service at 1 30 pm. Lake George Sunday School at Town Hall 10 80 am with James Wellman superintendent. Brown Corners U B Church Rev E R Town pastor Sunday School 10 30 am Preaching 8 pm. Reorganized Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School 10 45 am Preaching 8 pm. St John s Evangelical Lutheran German service 9 45 English 10 45 Sunday School during period. Church of the Nazarene Stella Short pastor Sunday School 10 30 Worship 11 30 Evangelistic 7 30 Prayer 8 Thursday. Arthur Center Rev Chas Kleinhardt song 10 30 Sunday School 11 00 Gospel 11 30 or after. Everyone welcome.
Rev J W Teale of Loomis Gospel Mission announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m Young Peoples Meeting at 7 15 p m Sunday evening service at 7 45 p m Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8 00 p m All are urged to attend Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints LO Hall holds Sunday School at 10 30 Prayer and Testimony Service at 11 30 Lions League at 7 00 and preaching by Floyd G Smith at 8 00 Evening services alternate with Farwell every other Sunday.
The Rev. Albert Dawe presides at 10 15 am worship with a sermon titled Things that can not be Shaken. Special music by the choir follows. Sunday School at 11 30 am led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Hochstetler. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome.
The Christian Science Church announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon titled Love for January 29. The Golden Text is Psalm 36 verse 7. Bible citations include 1 John 3:18 urging love in deed and truth.
James A. Rogers heads morning worship at 10:00 with special choir music directed by Mrs. John Empey. The minister speaks on The Soul's Release.
Sunday night January 29 at the Brown Corners United Brethren Church begins a three week revival led by evangelist W Wyrick of Alanson. All are invited to attend.
Church activities announced include Epworth League devotional meetings at 6 30 p m led by Hugh Maxwell and a minister’s Bible study class at 7 45 p m Mrs Harl Sternaman serves as superintendent A cordial invitation is extended to all to fellowship and church families are reminded of the supper Monday evening We report on our dollar activities Watch the dollars grow
CHURCH OF GOD West Sixth and Maple Sts. H. L. Cleveland Pastor 10:00 The services begin with the church school hour, Superintendent, Vera B. Peterson. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Subject, The Church the Body of Christ. 7:30 Evening Service. Evangelistic, 7:30 Wednesday evening prayer and praise, God is not the great I was but He is the Great I am. Moving in the course of today, working out His eternal purpose, if He can have His way, in the heart and life of man, You will find an uplift from the gruelling tasks of life if you will attend these services. You have a hearty welcome.
Sunday schools at Eagle Church of God and Elm Grove. Eagle lists services church programs each week incl Sunday school at 10 30 preaching 11 30 and youth activities. Elm Grove hosts Sunday school 11 00 and alternating evening services and prayer meetings. Colville conducts weekly Sunday school 10 30 and alternating Sunday sermons 8 30 7 30 with Tuesday prayer 8 00.
Earl Gilmore presides at 11 30 a m worship citing Moses as liberator and Christ as the Great Emancipator. The sermon argues sin binds all and urges spiritual freedom through Jesus, referencing John 8 34 and Romans 5 12.
Pastor Telder outlines weekly services with 10:00 a m sermon on Righteousness and Universal Dominion and 11:15 a m Sunday School. Evening 5 36 Young People 7 30 p m features The Last Great Revival and its Climax predicting a world wide revival that foresees worldliness, wickedness and opposition to God.
Word of God proclaimed as revelation’s climax and Tribulation looming over the world today. Prayer and praise scheduled for Wednesday at 10 00 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 15 a m. Gospel Service led by Chas VanDen Bergh at 11 30 a m with subject Righteousness and World Dominion.
A snowbound Sunday sees Mr and Mrs F Hinkle visiting Mr and Mrs S Smart in Clare where Mrs Smart is recovering from illness. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Herr call on Wm Hawkins. Mrs Kittie McIntosh attends King Daughters at Mrs Ryan’s in Clare and Mrs George Burch visits S M Wymer in Clare.
Mrs Raymond Eaton and daughter visited relatives in Harrison Sunday. Mrs Albert Reed from Wise spent Sat night and Sunday with her son Ted Hanes and family. Miss Lora Gordon of Glare stayed home briefly. Herbert Holmes and baby moved into Sleep Hollow near Bailey school to be near teacher R C Carter. Ted Hanes Thimble Club hosted Thursday. Mark Bicknell and Clare family visited Nate Bicknell's family Sunday. EH Green and son Kay called on Roy Gordon Monday evening.
The week brought little news due to bad weather as snow persisted and winds carried much away. Frances Gordon and Dorothy Mercer of Saginaw visit Frances at home while Glen Gordon lies ill with a cold. Local residents note numerous colds and a sympathy message goes to the Sander family after Frank Sander’s long illness and death. A special election on a local O and A franchise produced a 26 yes to 15 no result.
A heavy snowbound spell keeps residents indoors as Pontiac visitors travel to see relatives. Local doctor reports operations for appendicitis. revival services continue through Friday. Snowy roads threaten travel, while residents enjoy skis and bob sleds and a horse drawn cutter on streets.
The Meet-A-While club met with Mrs. Earl Hovey on a Wednesday the 18th for a pot luck dinner. Fourteen members and eight visitors attended the games filled afternoon. The next meeting is set with Mrs. W. W. Kile of Wise in February. John Smith returned home from Mt. Pleasant hospital. Mrs. Clarence Ramey visited Mrs. Albert McPhail Saturday afternoon. Seven members later met with Mrs. Joe.
On January seventeenth the Home Extension group met at Street with leaders Mrs Geo Renner and Mrs Warren Nellis reviewing the second lesson Attractive and Clean Kitchens in the forenoon. After dinner the third lesson Small Equipment for the Kitchen was given. Mrs Cora Hovey and Mrs Oscar Max were ill and absent. visitor Mrs Barney McNerney attended. Next meeting will be with Mrs John Tice in February.
The North Vernon group met January 19 at Mrs Ramey’s home with fourteen members and four visitors. Mrs Lloyd led the session, reviewing prior lessons, and Mrs Tope introduced efficient kitchen equipment topics with a demonstration. A pot luck dinner followed, plus games and a solo by Mrs Thayer. The next meeting is scheduled for March 2 at Mrs Parent’s home.
Washington commentary urges balanced defense planning and wary foreign policy. It cautions against overexpansion and excessive wartime spending while promoting adequate national defense and avoiding policing the world in the name of democracy.
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