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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
5
The notice lists church groups in town with service times Sunday School and worship hours. Denominations include Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Latter Day Saint branches, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Lutheran, and Nazarene. Local pastors named and service times noted.
Rev. Chas. Rieinhardt leads a song service at 10:30 with Sunday School following at 11:00. Local church notices invite parishioners and neighbors to attend the morning activities.
Announcement lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m with services at 2 30 p m or after Sunday School. Pastor Rev J W Teale invites all to attend including Young Peoples Meeting 7 15 p m Evening service 7 45 p m and cottage prayer Tuesday 8 00 p m at Loomis School House.
Rev. Albert Dawe leads worship at 11 30 with special choir music. A short Bible study follows. Teachers scholars and newcomers are urged to attend and are welcomed to worship.
Morning worship at 10:30 led by Rev Jas Rogers with special choir music. Sermon titled Trusting In Jesus. Church School at 11:30 led by Mrs Earl Sternaman with classes for all ages. Epworth League devotional at 6:30. Also Herrick morning worship at 9:30 and Church School at 10:30.
Sunday services focus on truth with the Lesson Sermon. The Golden Text from Psalms 86 11 invites readers to seek guidance from the Lord and follow a righteous path.
The Eagle Church of God led by Rev. M. R. Honderich lists Sunday School at 10:40 and preaching at 11:30 with Christian Endeavor at 8:00 pm. Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11:00 am, preaching every other Sunday at 8:00 pm, and Thursday prayer meetings at 8:00 pm with Christian Endeavor on alternate Sundays. COLONVILLE offers Sunday School at 4:30 pm, preaching every other Sunday at 8:30 pm, and Tuesday church prayer meeting at 8:06 pm.
Church of God at West Sixth and Maple presents 10:00 a m church school led by Vera B Peterson and quarterly lessons from Israel's Early Leaders. Next week's lesson focuses on Gideon under the title Following Gods Plan. Adult class teacher Frances Van Sicklen notes a new Church of God sign 입entrance. Morning worship at 11:00 a m and evening evangelistic service at 8:00 p m with midweek prayer Wednesday.
A. D. Telder preaches Sunday on The Unknown God with morning service at 10:00 and a Sunday School at 11:15 led by Chas. Brooks. Sunday evening features The Lord Jesus Christ in a study of his name at 7:30, with Wednesday prayers at 10:00 and 7:30. Dover Tabernacle shares services and a 11:30 Gospel Service.
The Clare County Farmers Cooperative Union met at Hatton on July 12 with a good turnout. A picnic dinner was planned for July 31 at Al wood Grove. Committees were appointed to arrange speakers and entertainment. District President Schuletz spoke on the Farm Union and the next county meeting is set for August 8 at Grant Local with a pot luck lunch.
Mr and Mrs Moore Sr and two grandchildren from Freeport visited Mrs Vivian Moore at the Sowle home Sunday. Mrs J Livingston and children and Miss Charlotte Bouchey from Vernon Hill called on Mrs Huon Geiger at Bard Sunday afternoon. Helen Loomis and Lucille Machlem visited the Wrank Musser home in Loomis Sunday. Floyd Randle and family dined with his mother Mrs Bertha Randle Saturday. Mrs Glen Foster of Herrick called Saturday. Mia Moore and her two children joined a Clare Tourist Park picnic dinner.
Pleasant Valley residents share weekend visits and gatherings. Jackson guests include Gloria Jean Kyle staying with the Spinks. Local families like Kieler Leeth Bates and Warner visit Clare area and Pontiac. Royal Oak visitors Louisa Bates and Ila Kistler join Leeth and Sutherland families in various Sunday events.
Eagle reports Mgr and Mrs J B Allen traveling to Yale for Geo Hutchinson's funeral. Family visitors from Michigan frequent the Allen home. A 7 1 2 pound daughter named Diana Laurenc is born. Wheat harvest progress noted. School treasurer Jenette Kleiner reelected. News of softball, visitors, illnesses, and a new Allis Chalmers tractor among farm updates.
Mr and Mrs Otto Kreiner of Pontiac and Mrs Kiner s afater Mrs Stephen Davalds and child in Bobbie and Shirley from California visited over the weekend.
Sunday in Flint featured Mr R and sister’s birthday observances with Ema Lou Watson visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J C Watson. Young Jenette Allen marked her birthday by hosting friends Marjorie Kleiner James Beatty and David Beatty with pink and yellow ice cream and a cake baked by grandma Allen.
Winterfield visitors include Mr and Mrs William Cutler of Flint visiting their relatives Mr and Mrs Edd Cutler. Mrs Randall visited daughter Mrs Nealle Cook and family. Parishioners attended church in Marion. Verona Bowers of Clare stayed with the Vander Woude family. Russel Davis and mother visited Frank Davis. Funereal for Carl Baker drew local attendance. Dorothy, Helenia Vander Woude and Verona Bowers went windover lake callers Saturday night. Melvin Berkonpas family spent Saturday in Holland. Mrs Andrew Berkonpas returned with
Sunday School elected officers for the year with Supt. Russell Alwood and Treasurer Geo. Lidell. Prayer meetings weekly. Local notes report illness, visits, travel, and a car accident near Gilmore with no injuries. Families mentioned include the Schofields, Lalone, Finch, Tigner, Smedley, and Town relations.
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