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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
7
Sunday School schedules listed for Dover Tabernacle and Loomis area churches. Dover Tabernacle hosts Sunday School at 10 15 a m under Supt Charles V Van Den Bergh. Loomis Missionary Church offers Sunday School at 10 00 a m with a 7 30 p m service and Tuesday prayer meeting at the parsonage.
Rev Harold Watson leads Congregational Church Clare Michigan with worship at 10 30 a m Church School 11 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 6 00 p m Sermon subject The Way Rev Gordon Grant presides St Henry s Catholic Church Rosebush Mass 9 00 a m All welcome
Rev Charles D Brophy administers Mass at 8:30 a m Sunday with Way of the Cross at 7 30 p m Sunday Holy Hour and Novena at 7 30 p m Friday Daily Mass at 8:00 a m
Rev. Ernest Burk presides at Grown Corners U B Church with Sunday School at 10 30 a m C W T preaching at 8 00 p m Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m at the parsonage All services follow Central War Time and welcome all to attend the worship offerings.
Local church notices list services and meeting times for Colonville Elm Grove and Arthur centers. Charles Kleinhardt presides at Arthur Center with Sunday preaching and Thursday prayer meetings. St John’s Ev Lutheran near Clare lists English service and Sunday School plus adult instruction and meetings.
Rev M R Honderich and Mrs M R Honderich welcome all to services at the Eagle Church of God. No creed but Christ no law but love no book but the Bible. Eastern War Time schedule includes Sunday School 11 00 a m preaching at 12 00 noon Christian Endeavor 8 00 p m devotional 8 45 p m preaching 9 00 p m Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 8 00 p m all ages invited.
West Sixth and Maple Streets church invites with Rev H N Cleveland as pastor. Church School at 10 00 led by Mrs Lois Tope superintendent. Morning Worship 11 00 topic Joining the Ranks. Evening Service 7 30 evangelical message. Wednesday 7 30 prayer service.
A historical note explains that Sunday school attendance signals the Superintendent, Sunday night service signals the preacher, and prayer meeting signals the Holy Spirit, concluding with an invitation for all to attend these services.
The article outlines the Sunday sermon with the theme Man as subject and includes Golden Text Genesis 1 27 and Psalm 100 3. It notes correlative readings from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, highlighting Father Mother as the Deity and humans as God's offspring.
Sunday Morning Worship at 10 30 with sermons on Running Back to God or The Submissive Man and Sunday School at 11 30 led by Supt Edward Schlaffey Jr. Sunday Evening Evangelistic Service at 7 30 features The World's Greatest Need and live music. Midweek Prayer and Praise at 7 30 on Wednesday with cottage meetings. K Y B Club Tuesday 4 00, King's Daughters Wednesday 2 00, Junior choir Friday 4 00. Mrs Redman draws a picture Sunday eve amid special instrumental numbers by the orchestra.
Morning Worship at 10:00 with a sermon on Meditation for the Beginning of Lent. Church School at 11:15 with Beam the Alert. Holy City rehearsal at 3:00. Junior Youth Fellowship 5:30 led by Mrs. Don Holbrook. Evening Hour 7:30 on Christian Democracy. Board Meeting 7:30 Monday in church parlors. Choir 8:00 Wednesday. Senior Youth 8:00 Thursday. Lenten coin boxes distributed at church service.
Mrs Roby Gordon and Peggy visited Lansing with Mr and Mrs Jim Murphy and baby and Miss Thelma Gordon visiting Cecile and Irene Gordon. Leo Carroll family moved to a Wheeler farm. Marie Allen and Betty Lou Bay visited Mayme Bunyan and Hugh Allen. Christian Endeavor Rally at Hagle Church. Delmar Allen and Denny with LaVoye family. Merle Goodenows hosted relatives. children ill with colds. Irma Ott spent a week in Mt Pleasant. W G Cornwell visited Jas Defoy of Clare. Kleekamps from Saginaw at their Tobacco mixer home weekend. No more news this week.
Miss Hather Harris of Harrison was home over the weekend. Sergeant Miles Benchley and wife visited his parents, the Kenneth Benchleys, as Miles is stationed in a Texas camp. A collision on the bridge north of Temple left both drivers and vehicles damaged with neither seeing the other in time.
Long Lake announces a dance and box social at Frost town hall on Friday March 3 to benefit the Red Cross. Chas Belle and son visited Henry Norman’s home Sunday. Sunday guests at the Ralph Carey home included Herbert Anger Louise, Henry Norman and family, Hazel Tripp and son Bob. Mrs Dell Evans had the misfortune.
The report lists social events with guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson Mrs Laura Catron and family and Carl Brown at the Gareys. Mrs Tom Barclay and daughter June visit Detroit for a few days. Mrs Hazel Tripp and son Bob join the Norman home for Sunday dinner.
East Eight Point locals Carl and Eilen Geasler visit Brinton friends at Alfred Sturgis home. Ray Clark hosts 16th birthday party for Donald Brown and Betty Clark with dancing and lunch. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Flint, Adrian, Lake, and Plymouth share weekend hospitality and family gatherings.
Rev E E Redms1 pastor at Lake George Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 2 00 pm Willis Richardson superintendent. Sunday afternoon preaching at 3 00 pm with the sermon Seven Men in Lake George Who Will Never Be Saved. Friday 7 20 pm Young People meeting. Visited by Marion callers Mr and Mrs Norman Tolson Judy Mrs Jennie Silover and Mrs A B White. Hank Willis stayed at his cottage. Clifford Hunt works in Mt. Mrs George Clough and daughter mentioned.
Mrs Loretta Hergenroeder and family spent the week with relatives including Mrs Grover Updyke and her son Junior. Visitors to Mrs R B Howard included Arno Bringold and J B Lydell. Red Cross drive sponsors were Mrs Harry Kress and others. George Balus of Rosebush died recently. Sunday School starts at 11 00 fast time.
A Clare Sentinel notice promises fast results for readers seeking desired services. The brief ad-style item highlights the paper as a conduit for finding what residents want with swift connections to providers.
A government lead march with 5,000,000 motovolums on tech workers continues a long effort toward Tokyo, despite the distant 2,000 mile distance. The movement persists as planners press ahead with the national display.
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