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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1940
Page
3
The listing notes WLB of Virginia Christian Endeavor meetings on alternating Sundays at 8 00 with Colomville Sunday School at 10 39. Preaching every other Sunday at 8 30. A Cottage Prayer Meeting is held during winter Tuesdays at 8 00.
Churches across the area announce Sunday worship times and related events. Listings include Catholic St Cecilia, Seventh Day Adventist Easter Building, Brown Corners U B, Reorganized Church Loomis, St John Evangelical Lutheran Arthur Center, Lake George Community Sunday School, Loomis Gospel Mission, Zion's League, and Congregational Church with service at 10 15. Services feature morning and evening prayers, Sunday school, and midweek meetings. Parishioners are welcome.
Church announcements note 11 36 Church School and cordial welcome to visitors and new residents at all services under Superintendent Mrs Frank Hochstetter offering a warm community welcome.
Pastor H. L. Cleveland leads worship at West Sixth and Maple. Church school at 10:60. Morning worship at 11:00. Young People's hour at 5:30. Evening service at 8:00 with evangelistic sermon. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:00. Vera B. Peterson is superintendent of church school.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Alfred Cowles superintendent. Glasses for all ages with competent teachers. Preaching after Sunday School. Bible Study Thursday evening by Mrs Wyrick. Missionary Home Hour first and third Wednesdays. Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready to meet Him
A notice lists Sunday services and Sunday School times for A. D. Telder's Dover Tabernacle with Chas. VanDen Bergh as superintendent and 11:30 Gospel Service at Dover. Eagle Church of God schedules Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30 with M. R. Honderich as pastor and a Sunday evening Christian Endeavor at 8:00.
The May 19 lesson topic focuses on immortality and incorruption from Corinthians 15 58 and Hebrews 12 1, urging a steadfast race set before believers. Correlative readings from Science and Health emphasize spiritualized thought and the divine Mind replacing mortal views.
James A. Rogers presides at 10:00 a m worship with special choir music and a sermon titled A United Methodist In Action. Church School follows at 11 15 a m, Epworth League meets at 6 00 p m. A rummage sale bake sale and special programs are planned through May 27 with invitations to all.
In the Grange Hall Sunday School 10 30 am Supt P A Oman Classes for all ages Preaching 7 30 pm Rev I W Wyrick Cottage Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening Place announced Mothers Day visits and guests noted including Woodard Johnston Hilliker and others Baccalaureate services at Farwell and multiple family visits for Mothers Day from nearby towns and cities.
Houston man Risher solves roaming terrier issue by dyeing black hair to print his phone number on the fox terrier’s side. The public notice appears in the American Magazine.
The notice outlines a lesson plan dated May 19 with selected scripture texts approved for use by the International Council of Religious Education. It highlights curriculum scope and permission for use under copyright.
A sermon contrasts ancient false prophets in Jeremiah with today’s modernist critics. It labels such figures as uncommissioned, unblessed, and unable to transform lives, urging faithful preaching and divine judgment. The text cites God’s Word as a purifying fire and hammer against hardened hearts.
A biblical excerpt from Psalm 109 verses 23 to 25 is cited with imagery of fading strength and mockery as others deride the speaker. The archaic phrasing echoes lament and spiritual trial amid public gaze.
A compact quotation from Charles Kingsley urges moral rise and perseverance. It emphasizes striving to be better in the likeness of God and Christ, urging resilience in a moral fight.
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