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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
5
Mrs Lois Birdsall hosts Clare Baptist Church youth group at the Whitfords with a musical night and Moody film What Has God Wrought. Families and friends share pot luck, birthday celebrations, and weekend visits across Farwell including Davison, Hartman, and Updyke households.
A reflective note on thanking God for success and blessings. It urges grownups to emulate children in gratitude, counts the goodness in life, and invites readers to pray at their chosen church this Sunday.
Church listings show multiple congregations in Clare Michigan with service times including Bible studies morning worship and evening services. Notable pastors and locations include Otis Lang Farwell Grace Bible Church Ben Chapman Lake Baptist Church C. H. Hull Brown Corners United Brethren Clare Church of God Rev Harold Messer Congregational Church United Church of Christ Rev Van Parker and Arthur Center Church of God Rev Riza Beery with times ranging from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and evenings from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
The school gym glowed with an Oriental Tea House theme for the Junior Senior banquet and prom. R L D S served food while Elder Leo Higgins led Table Grace. Senior gifts included small diplomas, with Jer ry McGraw and principals speaking to a large crowd.
About 30 sophomores and friends rode tractor wagons to Cold Springs on Crooked Lake Friday night. They ate 15 pounds of hot dogs chips and soft drinks while dodging mosquitoes. The trip home was slow when a Ford tractor acted up but chaperones Gerald Danhoff and Richard Hecksel kept them safe.
Sunday callers at the George Irwin home included Mr and Mrs Bruce Pelch and Ford Rummer of Lansing along with Mrs John Moore and Mrs Nellie Young. Blue Star Mothers placed flowers on Gilmore Cemetery graves and aim to decorate 33 Servicemen graves by Memorial Day. Numerous relatives visited in Wayne Riley and Coffey Rest Home circles, with family asks and confirmations mentioned.
The Farwell Methodist Church honored high school graduates during Sunday worship with words of commendation and prayer. Upcoming events include a Youth for Christ Rally in Warriner Hall on June 2, Vacation Bible School June 11–15, and a work evening at Farwell Church.
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