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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1940
Page
10
Train times for Ann Arbor and Marquette listed with north and westbound departures. Local social notes include Pythian Sisters and K of P lodge meetings, community updates, visits, and family news from Farwell area.
Church of God announces Sunday program with 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship 7:00 Young Peoples meeting and 8:00 preaching service Weekly cottage prayer on Wednesday at 7:30 PM for Mary and church members.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Elder R. H. McGuire as pastor with Sunday School at 10:30 a m Social Service at 11:30 a m Yion s League at 7:30 p m Evening services alternate Sundays with Clare and begin at 7:00 p m with preaching at 8:00 p m Women s Department meets the second Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o clock Everyone invited to attend.
James A. Rogers as minister leads the Methodist Church with a 10 45 am Sunday School and 12 00 noon Morning Worship. Special music accompanies the fourth Lenten message titled Unashamed. Lenten cottage meetings occur Wednesdays. interested households may contact the minister. A cordial invitation to worship is extended to all.
A church notice lists Carl Pulcifer as study conductor for Farwell R F D No 2 with meetings every Sunday at 3 pm. The text cites James 1 27 and references Theocracy and covenant to do God’s will, indicating a religious gathering and strict conduct.
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Lizzie Baker’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Washington’s birthday observed by school grades. Louis Irwin and Jimmie Allen injured in a Saturday collision on US 10 near town. cars damaged with minor injuries. Pre-Haster services in the Meth- church noted.
Mrs Marie Robbing and son Lewis visit Saginaw while Lewis Baker of Stanton remains in Blodget Memorial Hospital Grand Rapids in serious condition after dental work infection. Girl Scout groups organize prepara tions as Knights of Pythias officers visit Vincent Hisenhauer en route to Traverse City district convention. Methodist Ladies Auxiliary meets March 4 at 7 30. Rebekah club hosts potluck with prizes at Mrs Carrie Irwin home. Pythian card party yields top prizes for Mrs Jennie Bingham and Ronald Barton. next gathering at Ray Wolston home.
Thirteen members of the Sophomore Home Economics group toured Bay City and Midland last Tuesday. They visited Farmer Peets in Bay City to see slaughtering and sausage making and then Ovaits Bakery in Midland to learn baking processes. Miss Louise Shepherd led the trip with Mr Horton arranging, and she later drove the group home after they missed the bus.
Elder B H Doty, head of the Central Michigan district of the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and Mrs Doty will spend March 3 to 10 in Clare and Farwell. Doty will preach at the Clare N O O F hall or Farwell if the hall is unavailable. Mrs Doty will meet the Women’s Department in Farwell at Mrs George Orr’s home on the first Wednesday of March instead of the usual second Wednesday.
Seventh grade notes describe a February 15 program built on a trees unit with conservation facts and poems. The climax featured the masque Forest voices Answer Back with all students participating. A February 29 assembly featured outside talent and a March bth Lyceum magic show planned. The M A A mid year meeting occurred February 27 at Lake with teachers, board members, and parents present.
The article notes Nicé Nice is about two millennia old, founded by Greek colonists. It explains the name derives from the Greek word for victory.
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