Farm Policy Discussion At PFA Event
Mt Pleasant High School students led by Gene Duckworth discussed What Are The Best Farm Policies at the Rosebush School PTA meeting. The session included audience Q&A and group singing conducted by Mrs Stilgenbauer with piano by Mrs Widmler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFA
Mt. Pleasant High School
Gene Duckworth
Rosebush School
Wilford
Stilgenbauer
Bans
Delores Widmler
Marie
Halloween Party Draws 150 At Rosebush Park
The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce hosted a Halloween Party at Rosebush Park on Halloween night. About 150 children and adults attended with games led by Mrs. Isabel Bontrager and Mrs. Aaron Prout. Donuts cider and popcorn were served by GC of C. members aided by Mrs. George Nestle and others.
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Rosebush
Rosebush Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Planned
The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce board met at Cairig Restaurant for a 7 o clock meeting led by President Lloyd Cairns. A general meeting is set for December 4 to elect officers and plan the annual Christmas party. all members and new members are invited.
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Rosebush Chamber
Commerce Board of Directors
Cairig
Lloyd Cairns
Youth Hayride and Weiner Roast Held by Rosebush Faith Groups
The Rosebush Presbyterian and Methodist Youth Fellowships hosted a Halloween hayride and wiener roast starting at 7:30 p.m. with Russell Johnson driving the wagon. They collected funds for UNICHF, then enjoyed a roast at Stevenson Lake. Chaperones Rev Ronald Knapp and Rev John Osborn attended the event.
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Rosebush
Shower Honors Doreen Dunn Before November Wedding
Doreen Dunn was honored at a kitchen and linen shower hosted by Mrs Stuart Denslow and Mrs Kenneth Shaeffer. Close friends and relatives attended at the home of Mr and Mrs Orrin First. Gifts were opened and prizes awarded as refreshments were served. Miss Dunn will wed Frank Chatman of Alma on Sunday November 26.
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Ambrose Hrdlovich
Eviday
Robert Sanderson
Midan
Fred Keller
Mr. Pleasant
Dan Morrison
Orrin First
Ralph Miller
Charlotte
Stuart Ge
Ft. Lansing
Miller
Faith Johnston
Lloyd Spaulding
Ida Johnson
Lois Graham
Doreen Dunn
Stuart Denslow
Hast Lansing
Kenneth, Shaeffer
Mt Pleasant
Orrin Firston
Miss Dutin
Frank Chatman
Alma
World Community Day Observed at Rose Bush Church
Community Day was held Friday evening at Rose Bush Presbyterian Church with a potluck supper and program under Mt. Pleasant Council of Church Women. Edna Heilbronn spoke on Our Rights as Human Beings, with participants including Dr. and Mrs. McArthur and several local clergy and women. Four boxes of clothing were collected to ship overseas. Etta Cluley returned from a week with her son Kenneth Cluley in Wichita Falls. Later, Rural Urban Tea attendees included Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Stilgenbauer with a solo by Mrs. Bean accompanied by Mrs. Stilgenbauer.
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Duane Prout
Wilfred Stilgenbauer
Midland
Styrom
Dow Chemical Company
Prout
Stilgenbauer
Othel Denslow
Church of God
Pleasant
Denslow
Janet Denslow
Darla Stebbins
Mt. Pleasant
Rose‘bush Presbyterian
Etta Cluley
Kenneth Cluley
Wichita Falls
Texas
Robert Bean
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Harold Flaharty
Hugh Swindlehurst
Jake Bechdell
Isabella County
Bean
WCTU Molders Church Alliance For Community Work
The Clare Adventist Church hosts the WCTU meeting on October 23 with Mrs. Rachel Sommers presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Jeanette Kleiner stress right landmarks and unity, as district 10 convention plans and church cooperation are outlined.
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WCTU
Clare Adventist Church
Rachel Sommers
Jeanette Kleiner
Planning Conference For Michigan Methodist Leaders
Bishop R Reed of the Michigan Area of the Methodist Church called a Planning Conference in Haton Rapids for November 6 to 8. Rev. A J Nevins of Clare and Dr Charles W Mackenzie of Mt Pleasant attended part of the meetings then traveled to Chicago for a regional conference. Mackenzie chaired the Michigan Conference Board of Missions while Nevins served as Missionary Secretary.
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Marshal R.reed
Michigan
Methodist Church
Haton Rapids
A. J. Nevins
Clare
Charles W. Mackenzie
Mt. Pleasant
Chicago
Board of Miissions
The
Congress Hotel
General Conference
Minneapolis
C.W. Mackenzie
Michigan Conference Board of Missions
Nevins
Film on Youth Problems Aims to Bring Unchurched Youth to Christ
Concordia Publishing House and Family Films unveil a travel film and a Mexico treasury film to engage youth and guidance personnel. This Way to Heaven shows November 14 at 8 00 p m at the Seventh day Adventist Church Clare. Bring friends and view with youth leaders for outreach impact.
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Concordia Publishing House
Family Films
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Jackson Street
East Us-10
Clare
Mexico
Ministerial Association Set for All Day Service
The Ministerial Association will meet next Monday November 12 at the Methodist Church for an all day service. A noon potluck lunch is planned and Rev Ta bor of Shepherd will speak on Visual Training to aid teaching the Gospel in Sunday Schools and churches. All interested are urged to attend.
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Ministerial Association
Methodist Church
Tabor
of Shepherd
Seek’s Refugee Sponsors Seek aid from churches
Under Miss Elizabeth M. Lee the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief MOOR seeks about 500 Methodist churches to sponsor refugees in Europe camps over the next two months. MOOR aims to bring up to 5 000 refugees into the county if assurances from American families are processed through government channels by December 31 19 The resettlement program ends then unless Congress extends it. About 2 500 churches have already pledged assurances and MOOR is signing temporary assurances to finish processing before the act expires.
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Elizabeth M. Lee
Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief
U.S. A
MCOR
Anerican
Congress
Moor
Miss Led
Revival at Clare Church of God Continues This Week
The Clare Church of God reports ongoing revival services led by Rev. L Beavers, closing Sunday evening November 11. The event invites all to attend as Acts 2:47 is cited. A Gospel workers meeting at Floyd Church of God was attended by Clare Church of God members on Tuesday.
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Clare Church of God
L. . Beavers
Floyd Church of God
Rurban: a new noun for rural urban fringe life
The National Catholic Rural Life Conference at its Brookings South Carolina meeting introduced rurban to describe people living in rural settings while working in cities or towns. The group advocates government and private research into this rapidly growing fringe population and aims to study their community impact and educate for integration. Ref: Rev Stephen Wor nicki of Saginaw was elected NCRLC president.
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National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Brookings
S. C
Stephen ‘Ss. Wornicki
Saginaw
NCRLC
Lutheran Churches May Unite
Three of the Lutheran families in America plan to unify into one church within four to five years with over 2,000,000 members. The American Lutheran Church, the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the United Evangelical Lutheran Church have approved steps toward union and expect further action. The Lutheran Free Church and the Suomi Synod are urged to consider joining the new church, with 1960 at the earliest for full union.
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Lutheran Family of Churches In
America
American Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Free Church
Suomi Synod
Do Not Despair of the United States Faithful Remnant
A sermon reflection urges readers not to despair over crime and peril. It cites Elijah under the juniper tree and notes 7000 in Israel who had not bowed to Baal. The preacher argues millions respect the law and uphold faith despite sensational crime reports.
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United States
Elijah
God
Israel
Boal
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