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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1938
Page
5
Notice instructs pastors to submit all announcements to The Sentinel office by Tuesday noon due to column rearrangement ensure all notices appear on this page.
St. Cecilia's Church Mass at 8 30 A M led by Rev Stanley Morrison at Lake George. Lake George Sunday School meets every Sunday at Town Hall at 10 30 A M with James Wellman as superintendent. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at the C O F hall at 10 30 A M.
Rev. Ghos Kleinhardt leads a morning program with a song service at 10 30 Sunday School at 11 00 and a Gospel service at 11 36 or immediately after Sunday School. Everyone is welcome.
The notice lists Sunday services and Sunday school times for St. John's Evangelical Lutheran and other churches. Brown Corners A B Church and Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints at Loomis share preaching and Sunday School times. The Church of the Nazarene on South McEwan Street and Seventh Day Adventist in Easter Building also publish worship and prayer meeting times.
Rev. J. W. Teale, pastor, announces Sunday School at 10:30 a m. Young Peoples Meeting 7:15 p m. Sunday evening service 7:45 p m. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8:00 p m. All are urged and welcome to attend these services.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10 30 a m morning worship with church school at 11 30 and Epworth League at 6 30 p m Mrs Harl Sternaman directs a proud Sunday school A welcome awaits you Herrick holds 9 30 a m worship and 10 30 a m church school
Congregational Church led by Rev. Albert Dawe holds 10:15 worship with sermon on The Way of Life and special choir music. 11:30 church school overseen by Mrs. Harold Fleming. Ithaca Commandery No 40 Knights Templar will attend as guests. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome to worship.
The May 22 Lesson-Sermon topics Soul and Body with Golden Text Psalm 42 11 and Matthew 8 16 are cited. The message centers on praise to God as health and healing through divine power, referencing Jesus casting out devils and healing the afflicted.
West Sixth and Maple Streets holds services led by H L Cleveland with church school at 10 00 a m supervised by Vera B Peterson and a lesson on Serving through Christian Citizenship. Morning worship 41 00 a m and evangelistic service 8 p m. Wednesday prayer meeting directed by Mrs Frances Van Sicklen all welcome.
Eagle Church of God pastor Rev M R Honderich holds Sunday School 10 30 and preaching 11 30. Christian Endeavor Sundays 8 00. Cottage prayer Wednesdays 8 00. Young People's prayer and Bible study Fridays 7 00. Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00 and preaching alternating Sundays 8 00. Thursday prayer meeting 8 00. Christian Endeavor alternating Sundays 8 00. Sunday School Sundays 10 30 and preaching alternating Sundays 8 40. Christian Endeavor Sundays 7 80 and Tuesday church prayer 8 00.
Sunday morning service at 10:00 a.m. explores the sovereign activity of the Holy Spirit and its role in the church. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. and Sheridan class at 1:30 p.m. evening sermon titled The Salvation That Will Save a Murder discusses prejudice and divine remedies for guilt and violence.
Church notices list Sunday School at 10 15 a m Chas Van Den Bergh to lead. Gospel Service at 3 00 p m with Word of God. Prayer and praise meet at 10 00 a m and 7 40 p m. Continues with references to scripture and preaching.
Mr and Mrs John Pixley and son Russell visited relatives in Lansing over the weekend. Mrs C J Harvey visited Flint Saturday and Sunday. Otto Pietsch of Lincoln called on friends here Saturday. Gerald Gould of Greenville visited relatives here. Mrs Gould had been visiting and returned with him. The Henderson Burton family entertained relatives. Mrs Harvey was cutting saw logs in Sheridan last week. School house project progressing rapidly. Farmers Union open meeting tonight with a ladies program planned.
Shirley Cobleigh of West Vernon visited Helen Loomis for several days last week. Bertha Randle and son Harley called on Floyd Randle’s family on Vernon Hill. Goldie Bushon is very ill. A Richmond of Farwell visited Mrs Langin Monday. Doris Bosworth from near Harrison spent days at R Schaar’s home. Edna Langin of Flint, Leo Jennings and family from Royal Oak visited Saturday night and left Sunday. Herrick school closed Friday with a picnic at the schoolhouse followed by home made ice cream and cake for pupils and guests, taught by Miss Marion Wayse. Albert Davis and wife called on Mrs Langin Saturday.
Sunday visitors included Geo. and Hazel Dillinback and Niel Cahoon at the Carey home. Henry Norman hosted Bert Davison and family from Dolph and Ralph Webb and family from Hayes township. Alton Mead of Detroit visits his mother Alice Mead. Rain is still needed after a previous shower. Cletus Hichhorn lost a cow last week. Jim Seymour worked for Chet Griffin of Harrison. Geo Robison visited Alma and Clare. Dutch Mitchell called Friday. Monday night supper guests at H Norman's included Ray Cooper from Harrison Clara Mead and Forest Mead. Twenty nine students were absent last Friday due to measles.
Hinkville Arthur Town of Farwell and Mrs Ed Alger plus family visit Scott Allen and Gilmore. Weekend guests include Maxine and Billy Ray Hawkins with Frank Hartman in Midland. Several families from Lansing Saginaw Greenville Williamston Vernon and Him Grove noted visiting relatives at various homes and parks.
Ms and Mrs Melvin Hartgrhve and Ms Pleasant were supper guests at Scott Allen home. Suzanne Purvis had the measles. Frank Irwin’s weight loss is linked to his partner’s sidelines from a three meal day routine. Joe Collings an Indian basket maker from near Rosebush sold baskets locally. Mrs C J Harvey of Hatton visited Mrs George Burch. Harveys helped reestablish their Hatton home after a prior fire.
Ronald Chatterton led Eagle school to a 7 to 8 win over Brown Corners after a day of activities including a picnic dinner and an afternoon ball game. Community notes report illness recoveries, visits, and local events with Rev. D I Stucky and Henry Maier among speakers.
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