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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
4
The Chapel of St Ann Episcopal presents 9:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Church School on the Sunday after Ascension. The service is led by Rev. Robert Childa, Vicar.
Rev. Oscar Witt Olson leads the Congregational Church with a well equipped nursery and instruction classes for young children while parents attend services.
Pastor Rev V Brinkman leads Sunday School at 10:00 morning worship at 11:00? and an evening service at 8:00. Midweek prayer meeting is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday.
Pastor L J Nevins leads unified services for July and August with the theme Thou Shalt Love. Parents may bring children. all below fifth grade dismissed to basement rooms. Youth and Adult classes meet after the service. church school adjourns at 11:30. All welcome to worship and fellowship.
Clare Assembly of God and Colonville Elm Grove Churches of God publish weekly worship times and Sunday school details. Morning services at 11:00 a.m. Evening services at 7:45 p.m. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Prayer and teaching events noted with named pastors and superintendents.
At Hinkleville Schoolhouse three miles west of Clare J. W. Teale is pastor. Sunday School starts at 10:00 A.M. Morning worship follows at 11:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting is held Thursday at 8:00 P.M. at the schoolhouse.
Rev Elza Beery presides at Eagle Church with Bible School at 10 30 am Morning Worship at 11 30 am Christian Endeavor 7 pm Evening Service 8 pm Cottage Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 30 pm CGA 8 30 pm Wednesday Arthur Center Church holds Bible School 10 30 am Clara Rockey leads September 11 30 am Morning Worship Thursday 8 30 pm Prayer Meeting
The First Baptist Church at 143 E Sixth St lists services led by Rev R Te Burgess. Sunday activities include 10 am worship and 11 am worship service, 6:45 pm youth group, evening service, and a Wednesday 7:45 midweek service. Mrs Burgess directs congregational singing.
The Brown Corners United Brethren in Christ announces a Prayer Service at 7 00 p m and Bible Study at 8 00 p m on Wednesday led by Charles F Malson minister Christian Endeavor Visitors are welcome to all services
Rev. Floyd F. E. Bontrager leads Sunday services and Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Church worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Evangelistic meetings begin led by Rev. William R. Miller of North Liberty, Indiana.
Michigan farm families under the CROP appeal and United Church Women of Michigan moved surplus government food to famine and disaster areas overseas. Supplies will go to Greece, Germany, Austria, France, Trieste, Italy, Korea and the Near East, feeding about 200000 malnourished people for six months.
Daily Vacation Bible school for Loomis area children begins Monday, July 12 and runs for two weeks. Sessions are at Loomis school from 9 00 to 11 30, Monday through Friday. All children are cordially invited.
The Clare Congregational pastor argues the present system teaches citizenship but neglects a spiritual core. He says teachers need theology alongside psychology to instill a working philosophy of democracy and urges church leaders to present beliefs clearly.
Herrick Church plans special services starting Sunday evening July 11 led by Evangelist William R. Miller of North Liberty Indiana. The meetings will continue for a week or more with services each night at 8. Miller is an experienced evangelist active in mission work and the public is invited.
United Brethren church at Brown Corners will have no preaching in the morning or evening on Sunday July 11. Rev. Malson states the regular Sunday school will meet at 10:00 a.m.
Gilmore Grange notes a Glass Lake picnic with Keith Scott family visits. Alan Scott has chicken pox while others entertain Detroit relatives, school meeting set for July 12, and a Littlefield Lake Road accident injuring eleven. Families from Lansing and Pontiac visit O. M. Somers and others over the Fourth of July week.
MANN SIDING Mr and Mrs Charles Eaton and son were Saturday dinner and evening guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Nial Abbott. Several from here enjoyed wrestling matches at Snow Snake Mountain and the parade and shows at the Fair grounds. Mr and Mrs Richard Pfannes and family were Monday morning callers on Mr and Mrs Al Tessman and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Eaton and son were dinner guests and family of Lansing were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs W B Stephison and family. Mrs Glinton Dunkle and girls were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs B L Duckworth and son and Mr and Mrs Earl Brockway of Pontiac were weekend guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs Howard Brockway. Mr and Mrs Floyd Craine of Newberry were Monday night guests. They were visiting old friends in the community. Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman attended the wedding of Bob Darling and Miss Peggy Thayer at the Congregational Church in Clare. Mr and Mrs Lyle Straver and family were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs William Hileman. Mr and Mrs Dick Hileman and baby were Sunday callers. Mrs Wm Case and two daughters were also Sunday guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Van Blarcom and two sons of Pontiac were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Van Blarcom. Mr and Mrs Gene Van Blarcom and family of Bay City were Wednesday through Friday visitors of his parents. Mr and Mrs Ernie Boulton and family of Flint spent the weekend at their home here, also visiting her sister Mr and Mrs Connie Krocher and family. Gerald Nephew visited his grandmother Mrs Alma Brockway Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Mose Artibee and son Glen of Swartz Creek visited the Edmond Gutter home Friday evening. Calls came from Marion by Mr and Mrs Cy Friend and from Lansing by Mr and Mrs Roy Casler. The Artibees were former Winterfield residents. William Cutler of Flint spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Landers expect to move this week. Mrs Heath from the Coleman Ranch visited Edmond Cutler. Mrs John Gaskill and daughter Vicki Lynn and Donna Landers called on Monday. Frank Green of Town visited neighbors Edmond Cutler and cousins Peter and Nealie Cook.
Mt Pleasant residents and families ferry between towns and lakes for picnics boat races and reunions. Extended travels include Canadian visits to Simcoe Ontario Tilsonburg Delhi Courtland and Brownsville with friends and relatives. Sympathy sent after news of Perry Davis in Florida. Local church social set for July 17 with ice cream coffee and hot dogs.
Mrs Verna Rayman and daughter Sharon and Mr and Mrs Richard Harding of Detroit spent the weekend with sister and family Mr and Mrs Harlan Walters Mr and Mrs Lloyd Battles and daughters Julie Ann and Mrs Inez Miller of Hatton Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of Lloyds parents Mr and Mrs William Battles Thelma Battles spent the weekend with sister and family Mr and Mrs Robert Larman Mrs Donald Armentrout and children were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs Henry Gruno and daughter Darlene Mr and Mrs Herbert J Randall had house guests the past week her sister Mrs Lyle Clarke and two daughters Mr Clarke spent the weekend with them from Cassy
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