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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1953
Page
3
Clare Rew-Nfroigs Smith leads a Sunday school at 10:06 am with merging worship at 32:00 pm and a young people's group at 6:80 pm. Evangelistic service begins 7:30 pm with a prayer meeting Friday at 8:00 pm.
The church lists Rev A T Burgess as minister with services at 10 00 AM Sunday Ohio Bible School planned classes for all ages Visitors welcome Children’s Church held during the 11 00 AM service Worship and meditation for all Evening service at 6 45 PM Youth meetings at 2 30 PM Wednesday mid week services 7 30 PM with prayer and Bible study Choir practice to follow
The notice lists Cecilia's parish service schedule with Mass at 1 30 and 7 30 a m each Sunday Confessions on Saturday from 4 00 to 6 00 a m and 7 30 p m Note the odd spacing and garbled digits but preserves the essence of weekly worship and confession times.
Sunday School at ten for age grouped groups centered on Christ. Morning worship at eleven focuses on preaching from God’s word. Evening evangelistic service at seven and a second service at eight dedicated to salvation. Attend the Church of God where salvation makes you a member.
Sunday services listed with pastor Rev Wihtred Ampstutz. Morning worship at 11:00. Evening service at 16:00. Contacts include phone numbers 705 712 and 7330. Additional notes appear garbled but indicate regular weekly church activities and services.
The bulletin lists two worship services and a sermon titled In the Image. The notes reference Burgay Hong as a speaker or participant in the service.
Worship and preaching service led by David Leiter and Nidge Donald Holbrook with a large chorus performing Father’s Day music. A nursery is available in the basement. Sunday School and Bible study follow the service with choir rehearsal and youth fellowship events listed.
Community notices outline church events and a lecture series. An Adventist meeting on Jackson Street and a Christian Science discussion titled Universe and Man relate to atomic energy. The Golden Text from Psalms 24 links divine ownership to earth and all beings.
Rev G Leyrer presides at 1002 McEwan St for Divine Services Sundays at 2:00 PM. Ladies Aid meets on the second Wednesday at 2:00 PM. Bible Class Wednesdays at 7:00 PM. Children's Catechetical Instructions Saturdays 9:00 AM. Adult Instructions Thursdays at 7:20 PM.
Parish announces divine service led by Rev Hawilton at Townshin. Sunday school at 10 00. Children's catechetical class on Wednesday at 7 15 p m. Offerings listed as 345 8 TM.
Parish listing shows Rev Francia Branigan as pastor. Monthly schedule marks first and third Sundays at 9 and 10 am ceremonies. Holy Days observed at 1:00 pm and 10:00 am with services on fifth Sundays.
In Brown Corners United Brethren Parish Minister Charles Mahony. Sunday school at 10:00 am worship at 11:90 am. Evening services in the basement at 11:00 am. Evangelical services 8:00 pm Wednesday prayer service Bible study 9:00 pm. Phone contact 615-W1.
Rev. Eiza Eagle pastor leads the Colonville and Elm Grove Churches of God with morning services at 10 30 a m Bible School at 9 30 am and worship at 11 00 am Sunday evening worship 8 30 pm Wednesday C G Y A and prayer meeting. Arthur Center Church hosts Bible School daily classes and morning worship with Junior Choir and Thursday prayer meeting. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Triennial meeting of the General Elders is held this week at the First Church of God in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Attendees include Rav Blea Beery Hagie Norman Hutchinson Dorothy Roe Key Arthur Center Mrs Dorothy Brannon and Marian Branton from various Center churches.
Vacation Bible School at Clare Baptist Church runs Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. Rev Arthur Gunningham of Rural Bible Mission will lead the program.
Readable bits name Larry Rank Supt and Mey Cunningham as pastor with partial times and roles. The fragment mentions Tabernacle Bunday and Claspex events but is incomplete.
Several area churches publish their Sunday schedules with service times. Zion Mennonite Church and Forest Hill Church of God list Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. plus evening services. Ember Grove Union Church and other congregations show prayer meetings and midweek Bible study details.
The article notes cicadas produce sound using two drumhead like membranes on their abdomen, a key feature of their mating song and biology.
The text argues Paul framed freedom as heart religion, not mere ritual, with the law as schoolmaster and Christ as its end. It cites the fruits of the Spirit and the command to love thy neighbor, extending brotherhood beyond Christians to the Good Samaritan idea.
The annual gathering of The Mother Church in Boston showcases the value of spiritual understanding in daily life. Speakers note materialism is challenged and gradually yielding to spiritual enlightenment as attendees from around the world participate.
Mrs Alvin Pence and Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill visited Glare Tuesday afternoon. Mrs George Laughlin called at the Edmond Cutler home Wednesday evening. Frank Davis visited his sister and husband Wednesday evening. Mrs Cook reported improvement with arthritis but neck pain continues. Melvin Berkom was called to the Wibbr Phelipp Homerday afternoon. Frank Dayis stayed all night Saturday with his laughter and husband. Mr and Mrs Alvin Pence and Sam Gaskill were Sunday afternoon callers at the homes of Ray Sutton Roy Sutton Wilfred Landers and John Gaskill. Norman Brown's Baby was returned to Cadillac Hospital hoping for quick recovery. Henry Splith of Marion was killed Saturday night while walking on the highway in Marion.
Edward notes two English kings named Edward values. Edward V and Edward VIII are cited. It mentions Edward VIII as the Duke of Windsor who abdicated before coronation. It also references a government operation and roughly forty high schools for American Indian children.
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