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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
5
The group reorganizes its Sunday School program at 10 30 a m in the new 10.0.F Hall, inviting members to attend and participate in services.
Dover Tabernacle announces Sunday School at 10 15 a m led by Superintendent Charles VanDen Bergh with classes for all attendees.
Building Services held at 1 30 p m Miveryone welcome to an Easter gathering hosted by SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST in Easter with attendees invited to participate and learn.
The Lake George Community Sunday School holds weekly sessions every Sunday. Harry Moyer is named Superintendent guiding the program.
The Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at Loomis at 10 45 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m every Sunday evening under GWT.
Fr Charles D Brophy to administer Mass this Sunday at 9 30 am Holy Hour Friday evening at 7 45 pm Rev Gordon Grant pastor at US 27 Rosebush invites all to Mass this Sunday at 9 00 am All welcome.
The Church of God on West Sixth and Maptie Streets offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship is at 8:00 p.m. A Wednesday evening prayer and praise service is held at 8:00 p.m. Pastor H. L. Cleveland leads.
Brown Corners U B Church led by Rev Ernest Burk schedules Sunday School 10 30 a m worship 8 p m with prayer Thursday 8 pm All times use Central War Time. St Johns Evangelical Lutheran at Clare US 27 north end offers 103 McEwan St contact 141 English service 10 30 a m Holy Communion Trinity Sunday June 4.
Rev Harold Watson leads 10 30 worship with sermon Zacchaeus the Opportunist. Church School 11 30. Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 6 00. Youth Bible Quiz final shows Jim Woodworth team 589 points, Dave Harter team 552 points.
Morning worship at 10:00 led by Rev Charles B Hahn with sermon on A Christian Attitude Toward Approaching Old Age. Church School at 11:15 with classes for all ages. Youth Fellowship at 6:00 led by Mrs Garchow. Official Board meets Monday at 7:30 in church parlors. Choir practice Wednesday evening in church parlors. Michigan Annual Conference at Central Church Lansing begins June 7. Dr Samuel Harrison of Adrian College speaks at morning service June 25.
The Gog churches led by Rev. Charles Kleinhardt announce services in Colonville and Elm Grove with a Sunday preaching at 11 30 a m in Arthur Center and weekly prayer meetings Thursdays at 8 00 p m Elm Grove Sunday School at 11 00 a m and preaching Sundays at 8 00 p m Colonville service scheduled for Sunday June 4 and further details remain to be announced
Rev M R Honderich presides with Mrs Honderich and assistant. No creed but Christ, no law but love, no book but the Bible. All services in Eastern War Time include Sunday School 11:00, preaching 12:00, Christian Endeavor 3:00, devotional 8:45, preaching 9:00, and midweek prayer Bible study Wednesday 9:00. Open to all ages.
Rev E E Redman leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with the topic The Old Paths and a communion at service close. Sunday School at 11 30 features a special children day program led by Edward Schlafley Jr Superintendent. Evening evangelistic service at 7 46 on The Gospel That Works. Prayer meeting at 7 45 Wednesday. Junior Choir practice Friday at 4 00.
Christian Science Churches prepare Sunday services June 4 focusing on God as the only cause and creator. Golden Text Jeremiah 40 16 declares the Lord of hosts is his name, with Psalms 104 24 praising manifold works and wisdom. Correlative readings cite Science and Health passages affirm Divine Mind as principle and cause, not matter.
Emmet Robinette of Jackson spent the weekend at his uncle Cos Robinette's home with family. Detroit visitors included Mrs Franklin Pecks and daughter Doris. Numerous relatives from Saginaw Flint and Jackson joined Decoration Day calls and dinners across Mt. Pleasant and Harrison, with travel to Traverse City and Barhyton area engagements.
Howard L. Krause organizes song service and devotion at 16:00 fast time with communion and preaching at 10:15 AM and Bible school at 11:00 AM plus an 8:00 PM evening service. Choir meets Wednesdays at 8:00 PM led by Mrs. Wm. Philipps. Local residents attend graduations and visit kin as community life centers on Sundays and weekdays.
List of service members and their new addresses including Millard Filmore Scott A/S Co., 1124 Great Lakes NL. Robert White A/S 507 G 4 U. S. N. TS Sampson NY. Pvt. Robert R. Davis Plt. 562 R.D.M.C.B San Diego CA. Paul B. Archbeld 2/c N A S Quonset Point RI. Pvt. Arnold M. Hale 36972996 Btry. B 34th Bn 8th Regt FA R.T.C. Fort Sill OK. Cpl. John W. Foell Cannon Co. 255th Inf 63rd Div APO 410 Camp Van Dorn MS. Pvt. Jack D. Wood Base Depot F.M.P Camp Elliot San Diego CA. Wm. J. Archambault AS Co. 507 640 U.S.N.T.C. Samp son NY.
Frank D. Burdo 1/c reports a new mailing address at unit B Postoffice D D 749 N T S N O B Norfolk 11 Virginia.
A/C Lyman L. Bentley reports a new address for Cadet Sad. A. 55 Flying Tag, Det., located at Palmer Field Bennettsville South Carolina.
Aviation Cadet Detachment BAA Enid Oklahoma lists Eugene L Maxwell with new address 16123868 Class 44 I Box 372. The notice provides routing within the Air Force system for mail and assignments.
Cpl. Virgil White from Clare and his wife of Mt. Pleasant spent Saturday through Monday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alva. His new address reads Cpl. Virgil White, 36 416131, Has. Co., 20th T.D. Bn., Camp Breckenridge, Kentucky.
One hundred five U S Army soldiers in invasion training in Northern Ireland received Good Conduct Ribbons. The award honors exemplary conduct for at least one year. In this group the recipients include Sgt Albert E H Fields 27 Lake R 2 and Pfc Walter W Schranz 36 Gladwin Second Route.
Winterfield marked the final day of classes on Friday May 26 with a schoolyard picnic. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Gutequinst and sons and Miss Zela Peter of Ann Arbor at the Ralph Peters home. Mrs Frank Davis is improving from pneumonia. Miss Hattie Keehn visited the Hold Cutler home, and Mr and Mrs Martin Keehn with Phyllis visited the Frank Davis home.
Classifieds in the Sentinel note multiple opportunities with a phone contact listed as 35. The brief item suggests readers call for details on available opportunities.
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