Bible School and Picnic Announced in Rosebush Park
Bible School runs each evening this week from 6 30 to 9 p.m. The annual Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday starting at noon at Rosebush Park led by Rev William Raleigh and others.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
4
Bible School runs each evening this week from 6 30 to 9 p.m. The annual Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday starting at noon at Rosebush Park led by Rev William Raleigh and others.
Vernon City notes a fishing trip return from White River Canada with a full limit and a wonderful time. Various Sunday guests and callers include the Lyle Holcomb family of Laingsburg, Raleigh family, Mrs. Eola McDonell, Mrs. Ruth Herron, Ernie and Barbara Cleveland, Clarence Randal and Mike, James Bradley, Harold Williams and three grandchildren of Averill, Mrs. Ray Utley, Barbara Whitecotton, Sherry Spicer visiting Pringle household, Delvin Holmes, Fred Bush and son, Joyce Nevins, Alfred Smith, Darwin Mott, and Ernestine Dobins of Mt. Pleasant visiting the Pringe and Frank Nevins families.
Weekend calls and visits described across Michigan towns. Arnold Bidwell and wife head to Gaylord to see Frank and wife. Bernard Riley visits in Weidman. Robert Babcock visits son Donald in Saginaw. Mannie Sutton and Wava Smith of Clare call on relatives. Hemstreet family enjoy Higgins Lake. Stark family visits Midl and Dale Fenske’s, with Nevins and Leader guests in Mt Pleasant.
A reflective editorial questions whether God’s forgiveness invites careless behavior and stresses that judgment follows mercy. The piece cites scripture from Isaiah and recalls personal notices about Temple Miss Judy Ross of Snyder Texas visiting relatives, travel to Northport Michigan, and local residents' weekend activities.
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