Notice to Pastors on Announcements Deadline
Notice to pastors that column rearrangement requires all announcements to appear by Tuesday noon at The Sentinel office.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
3
Notice to pastors that column rearrangement requires all announcements to appear by Tuesday noon at The Sentinel office.
Reverend Stanley Morrison, pastor, led Mass at St. Cecilia’s Church with an 8:30 A M service. Parishioners attended in prayer and reflection.
Brown Corners U B Church led by Rev E R Town offers Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 8:00 with prayer Thursday at 8:00 p m. Church of the Nazaren e on South McEwan Street Stella Short, Pastor conducts Sunday School 10:30 Worship 11:30 and evangelistic service 7:30 with Thursday prayer at 8:00. Seventh Day Adventist in Easier Building holds service at 1 30 p m.
A brief religious meditation on the grace of Jesus Christ described in 2 Corinthians 8 9. It reflects on his wealth becoming poverty for humanity so believers may share in spiritual riches.
Rev. D. W. Teale, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Young People’s Meeting at 7 15 p m. Sunday evening service at 7 45 p m. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8 00 o’clock. All are urged and welcome to attend.
Rev George P Stanford pastors morning worship at 10 80 a m with church school at 11 30 a m under Mrs Harl Sternaman superintendent Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m Herrick holds 9 30 a m worship with 10 30 a m church school and no further details provided
Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10:15 worship with a sermon on The Way of Life. Special choir music follows. Church School at 11:30 with Mrs Harold Fleming superintendent. Ithaca Commandery No 40 Knights Templar guests for service. Visitors and new residents welcome.
The Christian Science Church outlines the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday May 22 with the Golden Text from Psalm 42 11 asking why the soul is cast down and trusting in God for health and praise. It also cites Matthew 8 16 describing Jesus casting out devils and healing the sick.
West Sixth and Maple Streets hosts H L Cleveland at 10:00 a m for Church School led by Vera B Peterson on Serving through Christian Citizenship or Duty to God and Duty to Man Classes for all ages follow. Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Evangelistic 8 p m Wednesday prayer service led by Mrs Frances Van Sicklen all invited.
Eagle Church of God posts Sunday School at 10 30, preaching 11 30, and Young People's prayer Friday. Elm Grove lists Sunday School 11 00, alternate Sunday preaching eight twenty, and Thursday prayer at eight.
A church notices Sunday programs with messages on the Holy Spirit guiding church harmony and missionary triumphs. Sunday School at 11 15 and a 1 30 session follow. Evening sermon questions modern perceptions of divine justice and a three fold remedy for sin and murder.
Fragmentary schedule lists God word sessions at 40:00 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. with prayer and praise. It notes Sunday School at 10:15 a.m and a Gospel Service at 11:20 a.m under Qhas VanDen Bergh on Sept. 11.
MANN SIDING reports visitors from Lansing Flint Lincoln Greenbille and Emerson Burton relatives staying with local families. The community notes a sick list, a family entertaining relatives, a Sheridan logging job, a school house project progress and an upcoming Farmers Union meeting with planned program.
Shirley Cobleigh of West Vernon visited Helen Loomis and Bertha Randle family on Vernon Hill. Goldie Bushon is ill. A Richmond of Parnell and Miss Doris Bosworth near Harrison called on Mrs. Langin. Edna Langin of Flint and Leo Jennings of Royal Oak visited. Herrick school closed with a picnic with Miss Marion Wayse teaching. Albert Davis and wife called on Mrs. Langin Saturday.
Summary of social visits including Geo. and Hazel Dillinback Niel Cahoon at Carey home Henry Norman host with Bert Davison and Ralph Webb families from Dolph and Hayes township Albert Mead visiting Detroit mother Alice Mead and family Local calls from Herb Carr Measles cause twenty nine absences at school Rain shortage noted after last week’s rain Cletus Eichhorn cow loss Jim Seymour worked for Chet Griffin of Harrison Lorgt Dutch Mitchell and Clara belle Mead Forest Mead among visitors Monday night at H Norman home
Numerous households across Farwell, Midland, Saginaw and Williamston hosted relatives over the weekend. Guests included the Hawkins, Bennetts, Mulbergs, Hartmans, the Moline family, and others, with Billy Ray Hawkins enjoying his first train ride and several gatherings at cottages and parks.
Mt and Alvin Hartgrave of ME Pleasant hosted Sunday supper at the Scott Allen home. Suzanne Purvis has measles. Frank Irwin's secret was revealed after he lingered while keeping a fit figure. Joe Collins from near Rosebush sold several Indian baskets locally. Mrs J Harvey of Hatton visited Mrs George Burch. the Harveys, former locals, lost their home by fire and have been helped to rebuild in Hatton.
Ronald Chatterton led Hagie school to a 7 to 8 victory over Brown Corners in a close finale after a celebratory picnic. The column notes illness and recoveries, upcoming services by Rev. Stucky and Rev. Maier, and local happenings from Holland Tulip festival to bee-keeping and medical updates.
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