Local Church Event and Community Notices
A Sunday program on Childrens Day is planned with the Ladies Aid meeting today. Multiple local residents and visitors are listed in recent social calls, visits, birthdays, and family gatherings.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
2
A Sunday program on Childrens Day is planned with the Ladies Aid meeting today. Multiple local residents and visitors are listed in recent social calls, visits, birthdays, and family gatherings.
Parishioners and families attend church services and visitations across Clare and surrounding towns. Guests include Rev. afi Delwiny, Mrs. Forrest Stoll, Mr. Raymond Pryor, and many relatives visiting from Midland, Big Rapids, Columbus, Ann Arbor, and Detroit with attendances at memorial services, graduations, dinners, and weekend hospitality.
The Alaska Methodist University project, begun five years ago, aims to establish a four year church related liberal arts university in Anchorage serving Alaska. Dr Ebright from the University of Chicago will become the first president on September 1 1858 and the 242 acre campus will be dedicated June 29 with about fifty Methodist leaders from across the United States attending.
The United Church of Christ in Japan expands evangelism through radio with a weekly hymn program Songs of the Heart reaching about 1,000,000 listeners in Tokyo. The effort mirrors U.S. church campaigns using mass media to spread Christian messages amid Japan's large non-Christian population.
On Sunday June 8 following the 11:30 a.m. service at Farwell Methodist Church a pot luck dinner will be held in the dining room honoring Rev. and Mrs. Nevins. The event marks the end of his nine year pastorate and he will preach his final sermon for this period. Michigan Conference meets at Albion June 11 when ministerial appointments are made.
The Department of Student Work of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church announced a plan for Methodist college students to spend their junior year overseas. Dorothy Nyland and Rev. R. C. Singleton said the program aims to foster Christian witness and cross cultural learning, with offices at 150 Fifth Avenue New York. The first group is to be approved in January 1959 and study abroad begins late 1959.
The narrator recalls waiting for a plane from Washington City and a son on board, a poignant Father’s Day reflection. He praises the son’s growth and integrity, noting distance and time apart, and affirms that family integrity starts at home, with a nod to the National Father’s Day Committee.
The Army and the U S Department of Agriculture teamed to develop potato chip bars made from crushed chips pressed into three inch strips. They store at high temperatures and need little space, offering potato chip flavor and crunch with long shelf life. Civilian production may follow after future manufacturing.
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