Sherleys and Guests Attend Nazarene Meeting in Reed City
Mr and Mrs Charles Sherley of Charlotte visited Thursday to Sunday with their daughter and husband Rev and Mrs Rex D Phillips and daughter Roberta. They attended a Nazarene ramp meeting at Reed City while Rev H M Dafoe of Grand Haven and Herbert Boody of Detroit First Church visited the church Sunday morning. The Sunday School attendance is aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sherley
Charlotte
Nom
Rex D. Phillips
Roberta
Reed City
H. M. Dafoe
Grand Haven
Herbert Boody
Detroit
First Church of the Nazarene
Local Socials and Visiting Guests Highlight Week
Mrs Lyle Robinson and daughter Sharon and Mrs Leon Wright of Midland visited Mrs Thomas Bolen. Mr and Mrs Frank Nevins shopped in Beaverton. Margaret Funnell spent time with daughter and husband Carl Marshall of Coleman. Glenn Wood and son Melvin of Florida visited Mrs Hilla Sherman. Fred Cotton and daughter Sandra Lee of Garden City visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Pringle over the Fourth. Tillie Blaauw of Sparta visited Mrs Forrest Lickert. Donna Mae Siel of Sheridan stayed with grandmother Mrs Hola McDonel. John Keeler and two daughters of Vestaburg called on uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Warren Heiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Robinson
Sharon
Leon Wright
Midland
Thomas Bolen
Frank Nevins
Beaverton
Margaret Funnell
Carl Marshall
Af Coleman
Glenn Wood
Melvin
Florida
Harold Underwood
Clare
Hilla Sherman
Fred Cotton
Sandra Lee
Garden City
Frank Pringle
Tillie Blaauw
Sparta
Forrest Lickert
Donna Mae Siel
Sheridan
Hola McDonel
John Keeler
Vestaburg
Warren Heiser
Community Guest Notes Highlight Local Visits
A series of social visits and weekend guests across Gilmore, Colonville, Farwell, Mount Pleasant, Bay City, St. Johns, Beaverton, and Beaverton area households. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Nate Trumble, Mrs. J. Davis and two daughters Virginia and Kay Lorraine, Frank Nevins family, Dan Lockwood, Fred Bergey and family, Virgil White and daughter, Colie Dixon, Amelia Gardner, Cynthia Hmery, and John Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Trumble
Gilmore
Hig arrie-Perverse
J. Davis
Virginia
Kay Lorraine
Plint
F. L. Bersey
Alva McReynolds
Colonville
Frank Nevins
McReynolds
Margaret Funnell
Ella Sherman
Alice
Dan Lockwood
Farwell
Robert Loar
Darrell
Harold Williams
Pontiac
Fred Bergey
B. Fennell
Donna Knight
William Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
David Teale
Bergey
Leota
Virgil White
Bay City
Alva White
Duane
Colie Dixon
William Gardner
Billie Lee
St. Johns
John Gardner
Amelia Gardner
Cynthia Hmery
Dave Short
Beaverton
Arthur Mayhew
Bertha Lake Resort Guests Enjoy Fireworks Over Fourth
Mrs Basil Coyne and children left Sunday for Canton Ohio to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A M Host. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Marigold were their sons Richard and Eugene of Keege Harbor and Miss Margie Berry of Union City. Every cottage was occupied and all enjoyed perfect weather fishing and Fourth of July fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Coyne
A. M. Host
Canton
Ohio
Maurice Marigold
Richard and
Eugene
Keege Harbor
Margie Berry
Union City
George Dixon
Fred Erwin
William Bell
O’leria
Fred Ahrens
Norman Zastrow
Wilson Samborn
Gail
Samborn
Budd Lake
Richard Brooks
Vern Brooks
Wayne
Harry Wild
Forrest Brewer Martyn
Wilma
Lewis Dawson
Joyce Ann
Archie Dawson
June
Lee Woodhams
Cleveland
Dover Community Notes Reflect Family Gatherings and Illness
Mrs. Bus Raymond attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Anna Nass at Ashley. The Denno family reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walters. Various locals visited relatives in Bay City, Wise, Lake, Cleveland, and Flint. Several families, including the Walters and Densmore households, had relatives ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Raymond
Anna Nass
Ashley
Ernest Clink
Cleveland
Ohio
Pete Hanes
Denno
Robert Walters
Leland Feaverall
Dale Montney
Bay City
Tom Ramey
Wise
Tom White
Clark Walters
Douglas
Jim Thompson
Hina
Alfred Densmore
Farwell
Seeing God in Our Present World Lesson Text
The study argues that God owns both material and spiritual realms and that human understanding fails to grasp divine wisdom. It cites Job 38 41 as God speaks from the storm, contrasts Elihu's flawed reasoning with divine truth, and extols creation as evidence of God’s order, life control, and the limits of human knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Job
B. L. Olmstead
God
Elihu
God of Creation
Mt Vernon Grange Initiation and July Meeting Planned
Mt Vernon Grange reports nineteen Riverside Grange members and several from our Grange to be initiated. Thirty nine Mt. Vernon members will attend as the next regular meeting on July twenty first marked as birthday night with a not luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Grange
Our Grange
Mt. Vernon
Phil Goudie
A. J.archbold
Duane Archbold
Harrison
Oliver Clopper
Battle Creek
Wm. Gandert
Fred Hrwin
Prescilla Joyce
Druggist Gets Share For Health Spend
A druggist earns twenty cents for every dollar spent on health products, a commission defined in the local trade practice. The arrangement ties pharmacist income to customer health purchases and reflects prevailing market norms.
Willie Wells and the Boxwood Inn Fishing Clash
Willie Wells returns from Seward's Creek with trout when a visitor at the Boxwood Inn admonishes him. He retorts that fish would stay quiet if they kept their mouths shut, then jokes about the visitor resembling a fish being bitten. The piece argues for tolerance of personal tastes in beer and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wells
Seward’s Creek
Boxwood Inn
Willie
Standard Oil Company
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Acordia i
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General Electric
Bertha
Dover News
Peté Hanes
Frank Clink
Lake
Jimmie Gilmore
Herb Gilmore
Delmar Allen
Wim. LaVoye
Lyle Owens
Flint
Everette Allen
Louise Bauer
Gus Bank
Saginaw
International Council of Religious Education
ARS
Berlou
MT. Vernon Grange
Conwright
United States Brewers Foundation
Mickey Nolan
Pasez
Jones & Ulrich
OWN
Aero
FORD
Paris
Dan McDonald
Clare, Michigan
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