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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1942
Page
5
Local church listings present services across Loomis and nearby towns. St Cecilia Loomis, Sheridan Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist Easter building, St Henry, Dover, Brown Corners U B, Church of Christ Farwell, and Reorganized Latter Day Saints note times and pastors for Sunday School, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and special gatherings.
Notices list meetings at 105 Third Street Clare and Sunday 2 30 pm with no collections. Also mentions Lake George Community Sunday School at the Community Building.
Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 30. Harry Moyer serves as Superintendent and leads the session.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by Alfred Cowles superintendent with competent teachers for all classes Preaching at 11 30 a m Praise prayer and Bible study every Friday night Bring your Bible Pastoral listing Wyrick leads the church
Congregational Church Clare Michigan invites visitors to worship. Rev Albert Dawe offers 10 16 a m sermon on Thomas the Disciple Who Honestly Doubted with special choir music. Church School at 11 30 a m supervised by Mrs Carleton Garthe Pilgrim Fellowship at 6 30 p m led by Collette Barnes reader Mary Lou Williams.
Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts announces 10:00 Church School with Lois Tope as superintendent, 11:00 Morning Worship, 6:30 Young People's Hour, 7:00 Evangelistic preaching, and 7:30 Wednesday Mid-Week Service. The Holy Land study is highlighted as uplifting for all ages.
Rev Charles Kleinhardt pastor at Elm Grove Church of God invites worshipers to Sunday School at 11 00 a m and preaching each Sunday at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m Colnville and Arthur Center announcements note upcoming sermons on March 15 and March 22 at 11 30 a m respectively
Morning worship at 10 30 a m with Church School at 11 45 led by Theo Wallington superintendent and Doris Empey as organist and choir director. Let the Sabbath witness your presence in the house of worship.
The BHpworth League announces 6 30 observance of Good Friday with union service at the Congregational Church. The message urges Lent reading and study to renew devotion and calls for broad public worship as the nation faces uncertain times. It warns of neglect of the Bible and church attendance and urges repentance and seeking divine help.
Rev M R Honderich pastor and Mrs M R Honderich assistant welcome all. No creed but Christ No law but love No book but the Bible. Sunday School 10 30 preaching 11 30. Christian Endeavor 7 30 devotional 7 15 young people in charge. Preaching 8 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 in parsonage. Young people prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00 in parsonage.
The St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev. E. G. Leyrer lists services on Sundays at 10 20 a m English worship Sunday School and adult Bible class at 11 45 a m adult instruction Thursdays and catechetical instruction Saturdays. Mid week Lenten services begin at 8 00 p m every Wednesday during Lent with public invited.
The Gospel Church announces all Sunday and midweek services are one half hour later until further notice. Morning prayers at 10 00, worship with communion at 10 30, Bible School at 11 45, Young People's Fellowship at 18 30, Evening Prayer at 19 30, Evangelistic Service with music at 20 00. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study at 19 45. Thursday Choir rehearsal.
Chaplain Arthur C. Hoppe urges home churches to encourage soldiers and support their morale. He notes physical needs are met but souls seek guidance, friendship, and continuity from parents, pastors, and chaplains to help service members endure life in the camps.
A fragment urges writing to the boy often and praying for him, tying his sense of belonging to the church. It notes the soldier sailor or flyer is undergirded by care and prayer, hoping he may one day return to bless that church.
An Aberdeen letter from February 1, 1942 recounts Pvt. John Schaaf Jr.’s uncle and Blanche’s brother meeting him during an eight hour leave. They toured Fort and Seattle with Harold, shared stories of guns and medals, and enjoyed meals together. The day forged strong family bonds amid wartime separation.
The writer describes a war zone scene with many soldiers and air ships overhead. He invites visitors to come west to see Johnny, noting his fondness for the west and promising to write. He provides his address at Co. F 30th Infantry Fort Lewis Washington and asks friends to send letters.
In Arctic regions the short summer forces many butterflies to prolong the larval phase, spending two summers and two winters as caterpillars before becoming adults. The adaptation delays metamorphosis to fit the harsh seasonal cycle.
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