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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
2
Various churches announce Sunday School times and worship services. St Cacilla’s Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Loomis Reorganized Church, Nazarenes, Sheridan Baptist, and St John’s Ev Lutheran list morning classes, afternoon evangelistic sessions, and evening gospel services with pastors named.
Rev J We Teale leads Sunday school at 10:00 and worship at 11:06 with Sunday evening service at 7:30. Prayer meeting each Tuesday evening. All are welcome. Floyd G Smith conducts services at the reorganized church with 10:30 Sunday School and 11:30 prayer and testimony, 7:00 Zions League, and 8:00 preaching, alternating Sundays with Farwell.
Special music by the Gospel Singer Quartet of Bay City led by Clifford Anderson and the Clough brothers precedes services at Dover Tabernacle. Sunday School at 10:16 a m, morning Gospel Service at 11:30 a m with D L Hrdman. In pastor A D Telder’s absence Clare Baptist church and Young People’s Undenominational Prayer Band from Bay City and Saginaw join for a Sunday program aimed at youth with songs testimonies and welcoming atmosphere.
The text notes family and friends of the late grandma gathered for a Sunday remembrance in Flint, reflecting on memories shared last week.
Lake George Pastor Rev J W Wyrick and Superintendent James Wellman will preach immediately after Sunday School at Lincoln Town Hall. The event continues a community religious observance with leaders delivering addresses to attendees.
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 16 worship with sermon on Moral Qualities essential to living. Special choir music. 11 30 Church School led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Hochstetler. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome at all services.
James A. Rogers presides at 10:00 a m morning worship with choir under Mrs Empey. Sermon titled Pursued Through Life. Church School at 11 16 a m led by Mrs Earl Sternaman. Haworth League meets at 6 30 p m for installation of new officers. Everyone welcomed to make the church a home.
H L Cleveland pastors the Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts. A 10:00 church school with Vera B Peterson as superintendent, 11:00 morning worship with a sermon How to become a member of the Church of God, 7:30 evening service Amateur Hour, 8:00 preaching Two Ways for Man, and 8:00 p m Wednesday mid week prayer and praise. The congregation notes a good attendance last Sunday and invites all to attend and be part of a profitable meeting.
Rev M R Honderich announces Sunday School 10 30 and preaching 11 30 every Sunday Christian Endeavor Sunday evenings 8 00 Cottage prayer Wednesday 8 00 Young People prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00 Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00 preaching every other Sunday 8 00 prayer meeting Thursdays and Christian Endeavor alternate Sundays 8 00 Colville church Sunday School 10 30 preaching every other Sunday 8 30 7 30 prayer meeting Tuesday 8 00
The church announces the Bible and Science and Health readings for the Sunday lesson with the Golden Text from Isaiah 49 18 and John 14 12. The correlative passages emphasize faith healing and the divine nature of spiritual understanding as taught by Mary Baker Eddy.
A church schedule lists morning and evening services with guest pastors D L Erdman and D J Erdman from Saginaw and Brown Corners. Sunday School 11 16 a m with Charles Brooks as superintendent and a chalk talk Bible lesson by Miss Maxine Sawders. Local visitors and recent travels are noted along with condolences to local families.
Mrs Ella Empey visited Sarnia Ontario with Mrs Dustin last Tuesday. Harold and Mrs Bradley welcomed a son born June 5. Reuben Rutter family and Arthur Phillips party called on Liechti households at Farwell Sunday. Sympathy to Mrs Virtue’s family after her death Monday morning. Dickinson Thompsons left for two week visit with Archie McKillop in Pontiac. Heirholzers and children from Midland visited Henry Heirholzer family Sunday. Ladies Aid picnic at Dagle Church drew many locals. good time and plenty to eat. A. D. Hampton took Richard Emerson and Mrs Loran Nevills and Dover baby to Harrison for Reid home day. Beryl Phillips daughters and Lottie Phillips Rosebush and Blanche Wallace Holt called on Arthur Phillips Thursday. Morrell Clute of Clare visited Clute home Sunday evening.
Havitiz completed a year as Saginaw teacher while Miss Eisie Shull visited family before heading to Mackinac for summer. Congratulations to newlyweds Miss Letha Jacks and J W Shimp as they wed in Clare County then returned to Van Wert Ohio. Grange reports 12 members and plans for the June 27 meeting. Also greeting Helen Sanders, the lone high school graduate this spring. Mrs Edwin Wood remains ill and bedridden.
Mrs Scott Allen and son Thurston visit Charlies Mulburg home and Charles Grogan in Vernon to admire a new baby. Family ties shown as relatives and friends travel between Vernon Coleman Clare and nearby towns during a weekend of calling and social visits.
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