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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
3
Church School at 11 15 a m with Mrs Marl Sternaman supervising Epworth League devotions at 6 p m led by Roderick Teale Youth and War theme for the Fourth Quarterly Conference Friday at 7 30 p m with year reports and officers to be elected Special Mothers day services set for Sunday May 12
Catholic St Cecelia's led by Rev Stanley Morrison offers 6 30 p m mass. Seventh Day Adventists hold Easter Building Services at 1 30 p m. Brown Corners U B Church with Rev E Town has Sunday School 10 30 and preaching 8 p m. Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints in Loomis holds Sunday School 10 45 a m and preaching at 8 p m each Sunday.
Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads a 10 30 morning service with Sunday School at 11 00. Goesner service follows at 8 00 p m. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran lists Rev C Einhammer with German service at 9 45 and English service at 10 45 followed by Sunday School at 10 45 in the church basement.
The Lake George Community Sunday School holds weekly sessions every Sunday at 10 30 led by Superintendent Harry Moyer. The event invites local families to join in religious instruction and fellowship.
Sunday evening service at Loomis Gospel Mission 7 30 with prayer meeting Tuesdays at 8 00. All welcome. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints led by Floyd G Smith with I C C F Hall. Sunday School 10 36. Zions League meets 7 00 p m on the second and fourth Sundays, preaching at 8 00 p m.
The article notes Rev. Albert Dawe as pastor with 10 15 worship and the sermon The Light of the World. Special music will be by the Senior and Junior choirs. Church School begins at 11 30 led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Hoch atetler. A cordial welcome is extended to new residents and visitors.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by Alfred Cowles with classes for all ages. Preaching after Sunday School. Bible Study Thursday evening led by Mrs Wyrick. Missionary Home Hour first and third Wednesdays. Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready to meet Him.
James A. Rogers leads a morning worship at 10 00 as part of National Music Week with a largely musical service. Both Junior and Senior Choirs sing and the congregation joins in immaterial hymns with poetry interludes.
The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday May 6 centers on Everlasting Punishment with Golden Text from Proverbs 10 29 and Galatians 6 7 8 citing sowing and reaping. Correlative readings from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health emphasize er ror to suffer for others sins and relief as sin ceases.
Eagle Church of God led by Rev. M R Honderich lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m and worship at 11 30. Christian Endeavor and prayer meetings occur weekly including Wednesday and Friday evenings. Elm Grove hosts Sunday school at 11 00 and services every other Sunday at 8 00 with Thursday prayer meetings. Colonville outlines alternate Sunday preaching at 8 30 and winter cottage prayer on Tuesdays at 8 00.
The Church of Gob H L Cleveland at West Sixth and Maple invites all to a full day of worship. Morning worship includes the Lord's supper and feet washing with a brief message. Evening evangelistic service at 8.00. Tuesday May 7 gospel workers convention with Farwell congregation.
A Baptist church lists Sunday services with sermons on sin and salvation and a lesson on hell as a literal place of torment. A Dover Tabernacle note adds Sunday School and Gospel Service details. Detroit trip for Beaverton class members is described with campus visits and a boat return.
Community announcements from Gilmore Center Church include a full Sunday schedule with song service, communion, sermon, Bible School, Young People's meeting, and evening services led by local elders and deacons. Local notices cover health update on Rupert Schofield, birthday celebration for Mrs. Lietz, a friendship quilt for Mrs. Van Buskirk, visits by Kendall Wood to Lansing, and various hostess events and travels of local residents.
Mrs John Brubaker returned home from Clare hospital last Tuesday evening. Miss Dora Covey assists at the Brubaker home. Russell Sanders visited Gladwin to see Gone With the Wind and stayed with his uncle Lorin Leitner. Carmen Newman and sons Harold Gene and Donald Davis of Flint spent the weekend at the J C Newman home.
The column lists multiple households visiting each other in Andersonville including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen Mrs. Raymond Lennox and others. Fire damages to the Dangler residence reported with loss of about one thousand chicks. Local clubs, hospital updates, and birthdays noted among residents.
Heads of households Mrs Heart Skinner and sons Billy and Max visited Henry Norman's home on Tuesday. Emerson Burton tagged sheep nearby. The Dillenbacks Hazel and Geo of Harrison, Mrs Wallace Wolf of Midland, Ross Keith, Pearl CALHOUN and Mr Hurst of Flint visited Ralph Carey home Sunday. James Mead and Alice Mead attended Moddersville ice cream social Friday night. Sunday dinner at Henry Norman featured Wm Densmore family, Donald Burton, Ned Segall of Flint, Ralph and Lyle Carey. Wallace Compton and Mrs Nellie Shultz joined Clare business callers Wednesday. Mrs Henry Norman and Kathryn Norman joined Mrs Walter Lang in Gladwin to see Gone With the Wind.
Daughters and husbands Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mitchel and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred De Lise of Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ackerson and Mrs. Raymond Lennox motored to Mt. Pleasant on business Friday. Mrs. Myrtie Stebleton and family called on her son Max of Blanchard, Sunday, with Mrs. Anna Hubel and others of Cole.
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