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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1944
Page
6
Located on US 27 at Mare, the John’s Evangelical Church offers English Service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 45 a m Adult Instructions weekly Thursday 10 30 a m The Ladies Aid Society will hold a social meeting at Mrs Paul Nass’s home on Wednesday afternoon June 14 at 2 00 o'clock.
In a celebration honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bart Douglas on their thirty fifth wedding anniversary, attendees reflect on December life events. Norman and Mrs. Besaw visit Clare shoppers Thursday as part of local social rounds.
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday school at 10 45 a m and preaching at 7 80 p m (CWT) each Sunday evening in Loomis offering regular worship times for members and visitors.
St Cecilia’s Administrator Rev Charles D Brophy presides at Mass this Sunday 10 30 a m Holy Hour Friday 7 45 p m 3T Henry’s Church Rosebush Rev Gordon Grant pastor Mass this Sunday 10 30 a m last time All welcome
Clare Michigan Congregational Church led by Rev Harold Watson holds worship at 10 30 a m with church school at 11 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship at 6 p m Loomis Missionary Church led by Rev Wesley Teale offers Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 7 00 p m prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m at the parsonage all are welcome
The Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts lists Rev. H. L. Cleveland as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by the 11:00 a.m. preaching service. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer and praise at 8:00 p.m. with a missionary meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Ernest Burk leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m in Central War Time. Christian Endeavor meets 7 00 p m Thursday and prayer 8 00 p m at the parsonage. All services begin on Central War Time. A welcome to all to attend and worship.
Minister Rev Chas B Hahn leads 10 00 morning worship with Theo Wallington as Charge chairman. Special organ music by Doris Gerow and Harl Sternaman. W S C S president Mrs Mulderge short ads. Church School 11 15 adult study Freedom for Subject Peoples. VBS starts June 19 9 00 to 11 30 for two weeks.
Area churches announce service times for Colonville Elm Grove and Arthur centers. Arthur Church of God led by Rev Charles Kleinhardt holds Sunday School 10:30 am and preaching 11:30 am on Sundays. Eagle Church of God led by Rev M R Honderich offers services including Sunday 11:00 am Sunday School and 12:09 pm preaching. Christian Science Church presents Lesson Sermon June 11 with text from Jeremiah 30 and Psalm 121 and reference to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Sunday Worship at 10 30 a m with the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and a sermon Put Away Strange Gods. Sunday School at 11 30 a m. Evangelistic services start Sunday night June 11 and run through June 25 with Evangelist Frank Browers and wife. Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 12 at 9 30 a m.
Temple residents report Memorial Day visits from Mr and Mrs George Welsh of Flint to the Thurman Swarts family. Mrs Roy Holford returns from Breckenridge after a week with her sister and daughters. Dr Willett treats Roy Holford for an ear ailment. Mrs Edgar Waldron calls on Mrs Loys Kohn. Mrs Clarence Mulligan of Gladwin and her mother Mrs Sigafoos of St Johns visit Peter Schram. Allie Root of Detroit visits to repair a house and see friends. Russell Haut and Anita Crawford attend a party at Greenwood town hall Friday night.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Rutter and relatives visited the Harl Sanders home for an evening social. Others called at Earl Sanders and Harold Mann homes as Hazel Sanders prepared for Bay City business college. Families including Newman Coats and Bru baker shared weekends at Hubbard Lake and Hubbard Lake area. Hazel Farmer of Lansing and Cyril Farmer with Roger DeCamp visited and spent time on the farm here.
Sunday services at 8 00 PM and a mid week prayer service on Thursday at 8 00 PM are noted. Myr and Mrs F P Davis spent winter with his sister in Louisville KY then visited Detroit with daughter Hazel Schambers before returning home last Saturday. Mrs Burt Hess returned from Cheboygan and other points. Mrs Lola Aulapaugh went to Flint for granddaughter Von Walters illness. Grange hall Ladies Aid met last Wednesday for a dinner social.
The schedule of the BY family and relatives from Lansing includes Mr and Mrs Lynn Bedell Betty and Herbert. Sunday guests of Burt Hess and his wife are Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson and Mr and Mrs Joe Parsons from Flint. Cora Wilson visited shut ins on Monday evening at the Kaul home, with illness and flu recovery noted.
Sunday School and church service are omitted for a 2:30 afternoon Children's Day program in the school auditorium. The Hovereter family will provide instrumental numbers and songs with a short message by Dr. Hovereter. Several local residents and relatives are listed visiting or traveling to Lansing, Flint, Detroit, Clare, and other nearby places during the weekend.
Sullivan returned with his aunt to Pontiac on Monday, bringing news or items from the trip and marking a family visit to the city.
Vernon City residents and area families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Mentions include Mrs. Floyd Callihan and Mrs. Sarah Aiey visiting Clare, Bert Jackson and children with Merle Samborn family near Hinkleville, and Carrie Perverse hosting relatives after a trip from Farwell. Additional calls and visits include J W Lackey of Midland stopping by Eli Fisher, Mrs Archie Cleveland from Shepherd dining with Warren Heiser, and Lloyd Eberhart Jr staying with Frank Musser. Weekend trips note Fred Bergey with Ray Utley family in Pontiac and Melvin Brasington visiting daughter and husband James Pedgrift in Gilmore. Elaine Kay Carnecross visiting Mt. Pleasant relatives briefly.
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