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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
2
Local churches including St. Cecilia’s Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Brown Corners U B Church, and Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints announce Sunday schedules. Mass and preaching times vary with 10:30 a.m. common start. Childrens Day observance noted. Visitors welcomed.
Song service at 10:30 with Sunday School at 11:00 followed by gospel service at 8:00 p m. Everyone welcome.
Community Building hosts Sunday school every Sunday at 10 30. Harry Moyer serves as Superintendent.
James A. Rogers, Methodist minister, announces that there will be no services next Sunday, June 9, due to Conference. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran will have a substitute pastor on June 9 with a German service at 9 45 and English service at 10 43, followed by Sunday School at 10 45 in the church basement.
Rev J W Teale pastor lists Sunday school at 1030 and Sunday service at 730. Prayer meeting each Tuesday at 800. All are welcome. Floyd G Smith pastor for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets second and fourth Sundays with Zions League at 700 and preaching at 800.
Rev. Albert Dawe, pastor, will lead next Sunday morning worship. Further program details are not readable in the fragment.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m Alfred Cowles superintendent offers classes for all ages with teachers preaching after Sunday School Bible study Thursday evenings led by Mrs Wyrick Missionary Home Hour on the first and third Wednesdays Bring your Bible Jesus is coming soon Are you ready to meet Him
A church schedule lists A. D. Telder as pastor with services Sunday morning at 10 00 and Sunday School at 11 15 led by Chas Brooks. Young Peoples Service at 6 30 and Sunday evening worship at 7 30. Midweek prayer and Bible study noted. Dover Tabernacle offers Sunday School at 10 15 with Chas VanDen Bergh as superintendent and a gospel service afterward.
Eagle Church of God under Rev M B Honderich holds Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Modern Madeavoer Sundays 8 00 pm with Wednesday cottage prayer at 8 00. Young People prayer and Bible study Fridays 8 00. Elm Grove offers Sunday school 11 00 and preaching every other Sunday 8 00. Thursday prayer meeting and Christian Endeavor every other Sunday 8 00. Colonville posts alternate Sunday preaching 8 30 and winter cottage prayer Tuesday 8 00.
The Christian Science Church outlines the Sunday lesson sermon for June 9 with the Golden Text from Jeremiah and Psalm 146 on God as creator and helper. Correlative readings from Science and Health emphasize Life Truth and Love as divine Principle and the universe reflecting God.
The notice lists services at West Sixth and Maple Street led by Pastor H. L. Cleveland with Vera B. Peterson as school superintendent. Morning worship at 11 06, Young Peoples at 7 30, Evening service at 8, midweek prayer and praise at 8 Wednesday, inviting rain or shine attendance.
Visits from Earl Burton and Mrs Suttons mother Mrs Herman of Pontiac to relatives here Sunday. Mrs Brockway and the Elmer Nephews of Clarkston visited Howard Brockway last week. Emil Giers bought a Ford tractor. Leo Heintz visited Lily Lake relatives Saturday. Heber family visited in West Grant Sunday. Hart Brockway of Pontiac visited over the weekend. Townsend meeting tonight urges full attendance and welcomes others.
Gladys Saul and high school girls from Dover celebrate vacation. Mr and Mrs Burke Shaver visit parents Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton in Matin Siding. Many families travel for fishing trips and ball games. Memorial and Decoration day gatherings span Clare Harrison Vernon Flint Mt Pleasant and Davison with numerous relatives visiting and extending sympathy for a serious car accident injury.
Mr and Mrs Springler and two children joined relatives at Half Moon Lake. Leland Mills sought work in Detroit. Cline couple vacationed at Clear Lake cottage. Flint residents Ambrosier kin visited for four days. Various neighbors hosted and visited each weekend and holiday across Flint Saginaw Corunna Farwell Clare Harrison St Louis and Bertha Lake areas.
The Maple Grove U B Church held Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm with Rev E R Town as pastor A visit by Rev Chas Kleinhardt and wife was well received The service included singing by the Kleinhardt family and organ by Alma Perry Several local residents and guests visited or were hosted over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Clarence Finch Mr and Mrs Wm Rogers Ted Hayward and wife from New York City and others from Alan son Wiint Midland Mt Pleasant Lansing and Reuben Tigmer.
The town records numerous small social calls across Memorial day weekend. Entries include Manuel and Floyd Hunt and sons Harold and William visiting Gilbert Hunt. Mrs. Edd Hawkins and Mrs. Floyd Hunt groups. Albert Hawkins with a companion. W. W. Spurrier and Mrs. Craford in Lake. the Vintons moving back from Mt. Pleasant to Oil City area. Lloyd Hunt visiting Flint. a reception near Oil City by Mr. Vinton's nephew with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vinton. and visits to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buckley by A. J. Marvin Frank Sherman and families and by Mrs. Floyd Hunt and children. Everett Richard of Lansing visited Memorial Day and relatives here.
Temple residents welcomed guests from Michigan and neighboring areas including Earle Tinley Ruben Gallery and Chas Tyler from Saginaw and Paul Riemiemscheider of Pontiac. Local residents visited relatives at Mt. Pleasant and Temple while others arranged building work and met old connections.
Flint spent Friday fishing for trout with sister and husband Mr and Mrs Don on the Cannon in Missaukee County Stambaugh. A six and a half pound son was born to Mr and Mrs James Van Buskirk on Tuesday May 28 visiting relatives in Clare Sentinel classifieds mention Jillers help.
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