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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1941
Page
5
Catholic Church notes mass at 10 30 a m with Rev Stanley Morrison pastor. Service date and further details not specified. Parish events and times announced for St. Cecilia’s community.
Seventh Day Adventist hosts Easter Building Services at 1 30 p m with all welcome. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m each Sunday.
Dover Tabernacle announces Sunday School at 10 15 a m with VanDen Bergh as superintendent. Classes are for all and the Gospel Service follows at 11 30 a m.
Community building drives weekly Sunday school led by Superintendent Harry Moyer with a charge of 3.20.
Reverend Marion E Burkett leads Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 8 00 p m at Brown Corners WU Church Kristian Endeavor meets 8 00 p m and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m
Sunday school times listed for Loomis Gospel Mission and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Floyd G. Smith pastor at New J.C.C.F. Hall with preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting held Tuesday evenings at 8:00 o'clock.
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 15 a m worship with the sermon The Alertness of the Spirit. Special music by the choir. At 11 30 a m church school directed by Superintendent Mrs F Hochstetler. Visitors and new residents are cordially welcomed to all services.
The Church of God on West Sixth and Maple invites all to church school at 20:00 led by Adeline Cleveland, morning worship at 11:00, Young People's Crusade at 19:00, and evangelistic evening service at 20:00 with Wednesday prayer and praise. A warm welcome to worship.
Rev Charles Kleinhardt oversees Elm Grove Church of God with Sunday School at 11 00 a m and Sunday preaching at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursdays Colville preaching on May 25th at 1130 a m Arthur Center hosts Sunday School at 1030 a m and preaching on May 18th at 1130 a m
Pastor J W Wyrick leads the First Baptist Church gathering at Lincoln Town Hall Lake George with Alfred Cowles supervising Sunday School classes for all ages. Preaching follows Sunday School. Bible Study led by Mrs Wyrick Thursday. Missionary Home Hour first and third Wednesdays. Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready to meet Him?
Rev E C Leyrer pastor welcomes parishioners to English services Sundays at 10 30 am Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 11 45 am Adults meet in parsonage Friday 7 30 pm Teachers meet second and fourth Mondays at 8 pm located on US 27 at north end of Clare residence 10062 McEwan St phone 141
Pastor Rev M R Honderich welcomes all with simple creed and Bible centered worship. Sunday school 10 30 a m preaching 11 30 a m Sunday evening devotion 7 80 p m and 8 15 p m in charge of voting people. Preaching 6 30 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 in the parsonage. Young Pepple Prayer and Bible Study Friday evening at 8 00 in the parsonage.
Christian Science Church announces the May 18 lesson sermon with Golden Text from Proverbs 9 6 and Romans 8 5 6. Correlative readings come from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health page 492 emphasizing Life spirituality over mortal sense.
Pastor Floyd Galusha leads Sunday worship at 10:00 with a study on Paul’s Epistle to the Hebrews. Sunday School at 11:15, Evening Service at 7:30 with choir. Midweek Bible study Wednesday 7:30, choir rehearsal Friday 7:30. Phone 104 for pastor’s community services.
John H. Hall presides at 10 a m worship with Theo Wallington as superintendent and Mrs Doris Empey as organist. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Interior redecorating nears completion with lighting pending. Rededication planned for Sunday May 25. Lord's Work Day May 22 urges offerings. Church clean up Friday. hot dish donations welcome. Mother's Day joys noted with baptisms and four adult additions.
A youth asking for a nickel for coffee in Laramie impresses a businessman who gives a quarter. Two hours later the youth appears with 20 cents change from the quarter and thanks him.
The American embassy in London told the commerce department that constant bombing and machine gunning have had little or no effect on milk yields. Cattle were targeted due to their habit of herd behavior.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels to Clare Detroit Bay City Pontiac and Mt Pleasant. Notable items include ER P Wilson resignation and Victor Finch appointment as trustee, plus a reference to a break in at Joslin Gas Station. A narrative recounts a Milwaukee Journal tour and a City of Saginaw return voyage.
Farwell high school seniors traveled to Milwaukee on May 9 with chaperons Mr and Mrs Max Clark. They toured Gridley Dairy Co and a renowned U S museum then enjoyed a Chinese lunch in Chinatown.
The notice lists events from Friday May 16 junior senior banquet to Friday May 28 senior class night and graduation. Rev John H Hall will officiate baccalaureate services in Madge B Lamb Hall on Sunday May 18.
The class notes signs of spring over three weeks and focuses on birds. Kindergarten students make spring decorations including dandelions and bird house pictures while first grade students add new library books and practice reading.
The sophomore and freshman home economics girls finished their spring dresses this week. They will model the garments on Tuesday afternoon May 20 at 2:80 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. Parents and friends are invited to attend the Spring Style Show and tea.
The Home Economies Club girls finalize plans for the Junior-Senior banquet to be served Friday night. They plan a two day trip to Detroit in early June visiting Grenfield Village the Art Museum and WJR broadcasting station with much enthusiasm.
In a domestic vignette Little Rosy asks why her aunt applies powder. The aunt explains it is to look pretty, prompting the child to suggest perhaps the powder being used is wrong.
An experienced hotel clerk teases a cranky guest with a pun about kicking. The exchange highlights a playful verbal clash as the guest questions the clerk’s remark.
A fussy woman enters a taxi and instructs the driver to wait for police directions at crossings and to drive slowly on slippery streets. She asks which hospital she should be taken to in case of an accident.
Daughter refuses marriage to Charlie unless he has faced life and its sorrows. Father recognizes the widower as a potential example. The dialogue centers on life experience as a criterion for marriage.
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