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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
2
Reverend Edward Boone of Des Moines visits Coleman at Pilgrim Church for ten days of meetings. He is a retired pastor with over forty years in ministry and now active evangelistic work, with slides of The Tabernacle to be shown Friday evening. He invites Clare friends to attend.
An article contrasts spiritual readiness with missed chances from a preacher's past and a modern bridge fact note. It recalls a failed invitation and urges right living now to meet the great King. Also reports Mackinac Straits bridge depths and anchorages, and a toll gate at St Ignace. A final note mentions a standing committee to advise hospital and university leaders on policy and development.
In Vernon City the Sunday School group shows 52 attendees this week. Mrs Libbie Cockrill leads by five points with the Adult Class ahead and the Young Peoples Class close behind. The Young Peoples Class presented a special with a trio by Mary Virginia Siel and Nella Neeland and a Shirley Tice solo. Next Sunday the Junior Class will present The Story of Our Bible with pictures from their lessons. A Thankful service followed with candles and reflections. Rev and Mrs Paul Mayfield are featured in upcoming revival starting November 11 through 17.
The Teens Club met at Highlands Gun Club Saturday at 8 p m for a Halloween party and its first anniversary. Hats and noisemakers were provided, many games were played, and 24 members joined the event. The regular meeting occurred at Frank Neeland’s home Tuesday October 29 with 22 attendees. Diane Arbold led the contest, followed by Richard Davenport. The devotional centered on a disfigured young man’s courage and prayer and ultimate triumph. The group will meet at Robert Leposkey’s home until further notice.
Wayne State University's Board of Governors authorized seeking funds from the legislature to raise entering medical students from 75 to 125, a two thirds increase aimed at relieving Michigan doctor shortages. The board also approved a cooperative education program with Children's Hospital of Michigan and urged a 285 650 supplemental budget for faculty, equipment, and operations. Ratification of the hospital affiliation is expected October 22.
Michigan State University extension specialist Bernetta Kahabka advises washing white nylon separately from colored items, using perforated bleach or color removers for stubborn yellowing, and opting for milder carbamate bleaches for regular care. She notes hard water requires a softener and thorough rinsing to keep fabrics bright.
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