Sunday church notices from Vernon area churches
A series of notices for local congregations in Vernon listing services and times. Catholic St Cecilia's with Rev Morrison at 8:00 a.m. Mt Vernon Grange hosts Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds a Sengol service at 10:00 a.m. Brown Corners U B Church 10:30 Sunday School and 8:00 preaching. Maple Grove U B Church 1:30 Sunday School and 2:30 service. St John's Ev Lutheran with Pastor Cy Binkammer German 9:45 and English 10:45. Seventh Day Adventist Sesgrove home 205 E 7th St has Sabbath School 1:30. Church of God Rev M. M. VanHoose 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 preaching with 7:00 p.m. youth and 8:00 p.m. evangelistic service. midweek prayer 8:00 p.m. Invitation to hear the old fashioned gospel expounded.
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
Sengol
Ball
ST. John's EV
Cy Binkammer
Seventh Day Adventist
Church OF God Reve
M. M. VanHoose
Evangelistiq
Vacation pulpit to be filled by Mrs Leah Gardon
During the pastor's vacation the pulpit supply committee appoints Mrs Leah Gardon or another selected reader to lead services. Divine worship at 10 30 with church school at 9 30. Herrick plans combined church and Sunday school from 9 30 to 10 20. Please be prompt so Mrs Garchon can leave for Clare services.
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Leah Gardon
Eagle Church of God and Elm Grove Pastor Hendrich
Elder M R Hendrich leads Eagle Church of God with Sunday school at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 Children service parsonage 11 30 Cottage prayer and chapter study weekly Elm Grove hosts Sunday School 11 00 with preaching every other Sunday Cottage prayer Thursday 8 00 Colnville Church every other Sunday led by Rev Hendrich Sunday school 10 30 superintendent Mrs A D Hampton
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Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Elm Grove
Colonville Church
Hendrich
A. D. Hampton
Baptist Church Invites Congregation to Weekend Services
A. D. Telder, pastor, invites worshipers to Sunday services led by supply pastor Rev Geo Tuinstra of Grace Memorial Chapel Grandville Mich. Sunday School at 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson Supt. park service at Mt Pleasant 3 00 p m. evening service 7 30 p m. midweek prayer and gospel study. Thursday church service at 8 00 p m.
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Geo. Tuinstra
Grace Memorial Chapel
Grandville
Mich
Laura. Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
John
Bible School Programs Highlight Student Progress
Ten day Bible School invites all to attend a program featuring special songs and recitations by students. The event celebrates notable scriptural strides and welcomes community members to participate.
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Bible School
The Problem of Suffering Sermon At Congregational Church
Congregational Church invites visitors to worship at 10 15 a m with Pastor Albert Dawe delivering a sermon on The Problem of Suffering The message aims to comfort disturbed minds and renew faith amid a community calamity The Psalmist's confidence in God is highlighted and a united gathering is urged for solace.
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God
Local Residents Spend Weekend Visiting Kin and Friends
Rural Myers Corners activity includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook of Flint staying with Lester Kiggins. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Myers and Lansing friends visit W. E. Myers. Delos Wright dines with John Hartman and Bud Mitchener calls on Norman Myers. Lorin Hale aided Norman Myers with farm work last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Fred Cook
Flint
Lester Kiggins
Chester Myers
Lansing
W. E. Myers
Delos Wright
John Hartman
Bud Mitchener
F. M. Myers
Harrison
Norman Myers
Lorin Hale
Local Social News and Notices
Mr and Mrs M D Drake entertained Mrs J B Drake of Big Rapids. Miss Marguerita McNerney attended the 4H Style Revue in Lansing. Arthur Shrock’s sister died at her Strickland home Saturday. Mr and Mrs A P MacDonald entertained relatives from Maple Rapids. J Drake of Big Rapids sold cherries here last week. Mr and Mrs H I Letson and family of Brinton visited Harl McNerney and family and Mt Pleasant guests at the McNerney home.
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M. D. Drake
Drake
Big Rapids
Marguerita McNerney
Lansing
Arthur Shrock
Strickland
A. P. MacDonald
Maple Rapids
J. &. Drake
H. I. Letson
Brinton
Harl Acker
Pat McNerney
Mt. Pleasant
Snday
Pontia t couple wed in Owosso ceremony
Gladys Stanley and Donald Wolvine of Pontiac were married by former Gilmore pastor Mr Lyons on Saturday afternoon July 14 in Owosso before returning to Pontiac Sunday night. The item also notes Raymond Wood with mumps and Ed Gamble suffering a cracked collar bone from a cow incident on July 8.
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Gladys Stanley
Donald Wolvine
Pontiac
Owosso
Farwell
Mr. Lyons
Gilmore
Raymond Wood
Ali Jarman
Marion Wilson
Ed. Gamble
Fred Jackson
Sam Nichols
North Arthur visitors and local family gatherings noted
Miss Grace Martin of Detroit vacations with her mother and the Gilbroughs. Raymond Reed of Lansing visits his parents the Gordons. George and Barney Krause of Detroit come for their uncle’s illness. Lawrence Reker and family visit relatives. Olive Lavoy returns from Kalkaska. Pearl Myers of Mt. Pleasant visits Gerber home with wife and son Bobby. Harl Owens family visits Holt home. Gordon travels to Midland for work. Mrs Jim Allen of Nagle and two granddaughters visit the Balsleys. Alva Six heads to Traverse City for Jenny orchards work. Harold Clute and wife and baby spend Sunday with the Penroses at Sheridan.
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North Arthur
Grace Martin
Detroit
Roy Gilbrough
Raymond Reed
Lansing
Roy Gordon
George
Barney Krause
Wm. By.hart
Lawrence Reker
Claude Reker
Olive Lavoy
Kalkaska
Pearl Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Bobby
Gerber
Harl Owens
Holt
John
Gordon
Midland
Jim Allen
Nagle
Saginaw
J. Balsley
Roy Gordons
Alva
Traverse
City
Harold Clute
Howard Penrose
Sheridan
George Bryant
Donald
Fisher
Pontiac
Coffnet
Irene Fay
Irene Maye
Farwell
George Snider
Jim, Sherman
David ‘Parnells
Jess’ Ackerman
Marjorie ‘Yazie
Weaneyday
Carrie Perverse
Ford
F. G. Bergey
W. R. Young
Sol
Don
Kathleen
Harrison
Wilson State Park
Budd
Lake
Chas
Durnin
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported in Week’s Social
Daughters and several families visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gomer, Mr. and Mrs. J Hartman, and Mr. and Mrs. R C Carter at Sleepy Hollow. Guests from Toledo and St Johns joined Lynn Viges and family while Edgar Viges and kin traveled to an orchard near Manton after cherries. Grant Williams returns home from St Johns after summer work.
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Deloy Wright
Lloyd Gomer
Wm. Erhart
Frank Hartman
Lee
Midland
J. “Hartman
Roy. Gordon
John ‘Hartman
R. C. Carter
Frances
Saginaw
Sleepy Hallow
Robert Carter, Jr
Manton
Grant Williams
St. Johns
Brown Corners Young Peoples Rally Draws Large Crowd
A large attendance filled the church Friday afternoon and evening for the Brown Corners young peoples rally. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins of Detroit spent the weekend at their farm here. Mrs. Green and children visited Lake City area. Will Hrhardt shows improvement.
Birthday surprise as Lansing visitors honor Mrs Walters
Two carloads from Lansing arrived Sunday to celebrate Mrs Frank Walters birthday at Bodkins home. Guests included Ona Richardson Roy Reed James Carrigan and family Lillie Myers of Angola Indiana and others. They then picnicked at Wilson State Park with several relatives and friends joining the gathering.
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Wesley Teal
Bodkins
Orval Vandewarker
Saginaw
Frank Walters
Lansing
Wilson State Park
Ona Richardson
Roy Reed
James. Carrigan
Effie
Lillie Myers
Angola
Ind
Wallie Rutter
Leland
Ora Mott
Pontiac
Chas. Bodkins
Helen
Walters
Bert Rutter
Jack
Melvin
Dorothy Rutter
Vallie Rutter
Lesland
Budd Lake
Wm. Hampton
Ruth
Frank Thompson
Bodking
Arthur Philips
A. D. Hampton
Floyd Garver
Fatricia Clute
Community Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits in Bay City
Rollin Shull returns to Detroit after a week at home in Bay City. Friends and relatives gather for Rollin's 26th birthday with ice cream and cake. Mrs. Alta Orvis improves, and Mrs. Floyd Spicer hosts a brother visit. Fern Athey returns to work in Davison as others help on farms and celebrate birthdays. About 80 guests surprise Mrs. Sanders during a softball game at Brush College with a luncheon. Hisie Ruth Shull and Lavern Bates visit Budd Lake for a few days.
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Rollin Shull
Detroit
Bay’City
Eturd
Shull
Rollin
Alta Orvis
Floyd Spicer
Arthur Storms
Lowell Shull
Fred Cook
L. A. Riggins
Fern Athey
Davison
Earl “Sanders
Brush College
Lie
Hisie
Ruth Shull
Lavern
Mary Helen Bates
Budd Lake
Local families visit, travel, and gatherings across Michigan
A crowded list of visits and travels is recorded with numerous area residents and out-of-state relatives. Mr and Mrs CG L Bonham of Berkley visit Etta Buckley before heading to Indiana relatives in Marion Indianapolis and Swayzee.
Natchez Trace and Dahomey Described in Digest
The Natchez Trace was a 50 mile overland route from Nashville to Natchez vital to early boatmen traveling the Cumberland Tennessee Ohio and Mississippi toward New Orleans. Dahomey is a French West Africa colony including the former native kingdom with a 70 mile coast between Togoland and Nigeria on the Gulf of Guinea. Porto Novo serves as the capital and main commercial center.
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Cumberland
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Natchez Trace
Literary Digest
Nashville
Natchez
Alabama
Dahomey
French West Africa
Togoland
Nigeria
Guinea
Porto Novo
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Catholic Church
St. Cecilias
Stanley Morrison
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
Maple Grove U. B
Herrick
Dover Tabernacle
Michigan
Bere
Clare Levélers
Fise
Clare Road
Lieveler
Clare, Michigan
Andersonville
Central Gilmore
Colonville
Arthur
CG. L. Bonham
Berkley
Etta Buckley
Ora Bonham
Coffeyville
Kansas
Arthur Ginn
Marshall. Bonham
Indiana
Marion
Indianapolis
Swayzee
Raycratt
Glen
Billsby
Shady Shores
Richard Slater
Pleasant
F. G. Bergeys
Clarence Horning
Delores
Lake ‘Odessa
Glen Billsby
Sid Johnson
Vernon
Henry Travis
D. Stough
D. ‘Stough
Billie D
John Stough
Lockyer
Verona Bower
W. BR. Young
Michigan Bell Telephone CO
Ambassador
Schell Bros
Clare
Rexall
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