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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
7
Evangelistic services underway at Farwell Missionary Church east side park, nightly at 7 30 through Sunday. Rev Edwin Jones of Midland, president of the Great Lakes Eastern District Missionary Youth Fellowship, is the speaker. Pastor J Wesley Teale invites the public.
The American Bible Society has funded and coordinated readings to spread the Bible worldwide. Local congregations support the effort with readings and services. listings show St John’s E Lutheran, Clare Church of Christ, Lake Baptist, and Christian Science services, inviting all to participate.
Extension Club hosts day from November 18 to 24 in Mt. Pleasant with representatives from organized groups. Activities include sharing ideas about group programs hobbies crafts and recipes. The event aims to foster future county wide projects and promote self help in buying children's clothing for preschoolers.
Reverend Robert H. Harfer rejects the notion that kings reign by divine right or that a throne makes a person sacred. He argues that divine rights belong only to worthy rulers and may apply to any moral leader in power, not just kings.
A reflection notes that people often criticize others while expecting leniency when judged themselves. It urges pausing to consider how we differ in applying judgment and to practice balanced self awareness.
The apostle argues that powers that be are ordained of God and government derives authority from God. Citizenship becomes sacred, obliging every resident to engage in public affairs and vote according to conscience for leaders and measures advancing the nation’s best interests.
A 1980 reflection links the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth and their faith to modern American gratitude. It recalls Bradford’s record of blessing God after a perilous voyage and cites Alan Villiers on the Pilgrims’ lion hearted resolve. The piece urges Americans to worship together this Thanksgiving in the spirit of those foundational deeds.
Mr and Mrs Russell Shay of Flint spent a few days this week at the Raus cabin and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Shay. Mr and Mrs Barney Schooley of Swartz Creek spent the weekend at their cabin. Mrs Clyde Lickman was called to Livonia for her ill husband. Mrs Florence Balwin joined her. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brock er of Lapeer were at their cabin over the weekend. Mrs Esther Chaffee and Mrs Abe Van Buskirk of Harrison spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs B E Clark.
Classifieds advise using the Sentinel platform for best results in selling or trading items. Tips include clear descriptions, accurate prices, and prompt responses to buyers.
Mrs. Marion Hildebrandt and Mrs. Bernard Allen hosted Sun beam and Junior Class members for Halloween tricks or treats at the Arthur Center church followed by cider and donuts at the Allen home. Many families from Beaverton Gladwin Midland Sanford and nearby towns appeared for visits and Sunday gatherings with relatives and at a P C A meeting in Alma.
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