Quartet Tops Handel’s Messiah at Mt Pleasant Festival
An outstanding quartet of soloists Norma Heyde Ann Arbor Betty Rideout Lansing Theodore Vosburgh Midland and Stanley Kimes University of Michigan will perform Handel's Messiah with the Mt Pleasant Festival Chorus December 15 at Central Michigan College Auditorium. The 235 townspeople and students chorus is directed by Dr Eugene E Grove and the Festival Orchestra is led by Lorentz Hansen with Ray Kays on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handels
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan
College Auditorum
Norma Heyde
Soprang
Ann Arbor
Betty Rideout
Lansing
Theodore VoSburgh
Tener
Midland
Stanley Kimes
University of Michigan
Euene E. Grove
Central Michigan College Choral Groups
Lorentz Hansen
Ray Kays
Seek New Rural Hymn for National Methodist Conference
The Hymn Society of America seeks a new hymn expressing rural church life for the National Methodist Town and Country Conference to be held July 22 to 25 at Indiana University Bloomington. Submissions must be sent by April 1, 1955 to the Hymn Society of America, 297 Fourth Ave. New York 10, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymn Society of America
Department of
Toun
Methodist Church
America
National Methodist
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Glen FB. Sanford
Deane Edwards
The
Hymn Society
Fourth Ave
New York
N. Y
Working With God the Highest Human Destiny
A concise reflection on collaborating with God rather than merely serving Him. It cites Paul and Christ on believing and doingGod’s will, notes Jesus’ works as life and healing, and points to modern Christian humanitarian efforts as evidence of “works” across hospitals and relief. The piece urges all to become workers with God to finish uncompleted good in a world of sin and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Corinth
God
Jesus
Christ
Cong's Church Thanksgiving Service Set at Clare
The First Congregational Church of Clare schedules a Wednesday November 24 service at 8 p m with Rev Oscar Olson delivering The Idea of Plenty The choir will perform an anthem and the Share Our Surplus program will direct offerings to fund government surplus aid to hungry and homeless worldwide The board of trustees directs that the entire offering support this effort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First
Congregational Church of
Clare
Oscar Olson
America
Churches back CROP aid campaign in Michigan
Dr Harold N Sudmore president of the Michigan Council of Churches reports full church support for the CROP food collection drive. He says CROP of Church World Service fulfills a vital duty to feed the homeless and hungry worldwide and urges broader cooperation at the ministerial association level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N. Sudmore
Michigan Council of Churches
Church World Service
Skidmore
CROP
Thanksgiving Sharing Drives Fuel Relief Efforts Across Faiths
Religious groups emphasize surplus food and clothing for the needy during Thanksgiving. Protestant and Catholic organizations launch appeals for free food and 10 million pounds of clothing for war refugees and disaster victims. The United Jewish Appeal mobilizes 450,000 donors and a 400 cash drive to fund reconstruction and rehabilitation for nearly half a million recent refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United Jewish Appeal
Harvest Supper Brings Community At Randoph Rodkey Home
Mrs Rugsell Armentrout Prust quotes Proverbs while at church. Lyle Bates returns home after visiting parents Orville and Mrs Bates. Norris Bay to Lansing trip underway with young men returning bucks. Walter Heistand and family visited Russell Armentrouts. A crowd attended a lively night in the schoolhouse with LTD David Hoover on leave from the Marines visiting Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Heistand
Blunt
Russell
Armentrouts
The
LTD
David Hoover
Rosebush
Temperance Group Has Potluck at Eagle School House
Loyal Temperance Legion youths hosted a potluck on November 8 at the Eagle school house. LT leader Mrs. Ernest Kleiner opened with a welcome as members viewed slides of the Eagles church burning and progress photos of the new church with Minister Ruth Showers from Vestaburg present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Eagle School House
Ernest Kleiner
Eagles Church
Ruth Showers
Vestaburg
WCTU Meeting Notes and Officers Elected
Robert crated presented slides and film on smoking risks. Mrs Showers and Mrs Loren idsall assisted. A potluck followed. Clare County WCTU met November 9 at Miss Edna Seeley's home with dues paid and officers elected: President Cora Wilson, Vice President Laganjie Randle, Secretary Lulu Birdsall, Treasurer Edna Seeley, Devotional reader Clarence Bader. Next meeting set for December 14 at Mrs Cora Wilson's Chaffee apartment at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crated
Showers
Loren Idsall
LTL
Clare‘ Countty Wctu
Edna Seeley
Cora Wilson
Laganjie Randle
Lulu Birdsall
Clarence Bader
Chaffee
The Rise in U S Death Rate Since 1900
The annual death rate in the United States rose from 64 to 145 per 100000 people since 1900. This trend reflects long term mortality growth across the population with higher rates in later periods.
Eagle Home Demonstration Group Meets For Evening Session
The Eagle Home Demonstration group held an evening meeting with Mrs. Bryan D Miller on Thursday November 11. Chairwoman Mrs Bryam Miller led the session. Mrs Florent Pudway reported on Rally Day at Standish. The group plans to meet in December to craft Christmas wreaths and discuss buying a dress. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle,Home
Bryan
D. Miller
Bryan Millie
Florent Pudway
Standish
Miller
Glen Poet
Fioren Pudvay
Cecil Pudvay
Brydin D. Miller
Larry Moore of Wisconsin Helps Hereford Church Charity
In 1951 Larry Moore a former president of the National Mutton Association and his family in Hereford Texas directed proceeds from his Wisconsin mink farm to the First Methodist Church. The funds support global humanitarian work via Ideas Unlimited, a church formed initiative. The group has promoted medical and ministerial services in Lubbock to aid emotionally distressed people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Moore
Suamico
Wis
National Mutation
Mink Association
Wisconsin
First Methodist Church of
Hereford
Texas
Moore
Syag Incorporated
Ideas Unlimited
Larbbock
St John’s Ev Lutheran Clare Service Schedule
The notice lists church services at St John’s Ev. Lutheran on US-27 Clare with Rev. Robert Voss, Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9:30, Worship at 10:30, morning worship at 11:45, and Youth Groups at 7:45. Also Brown Corners United Brethren In Christ with Charles F. Matson, minister, worship 11:00 and Sunday School 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
ST. John's. EV
Lutheran
Us-27
North End of
Clare
Robert Voss
Brown Corners
United Brethren In Christ
Charles
F. Matson
Church OF the Nazarene
Vernon City
Harold Smith
Herrick
Mennonite Church
Floyd
F. Bontrager
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Bible Comment
Uneral Home Ambulance Service
Mich
K. Hammerberg, M.D
MeHwan St
Clarh
Michigan
Dr.h. J. Ballard
R. Clare
Midh
Drine. Stirling
Veterinarijan
Clare, Michigan
Clare Clinic
W. Firth St
E. J. Gershon
J. R. Gershon
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
DR. H. A. Bugbee
Optometrist
Ss O'Fich
Hoehings
6Th Street
College
Cerny
Phorle
East City Limits
Lars
Firth
Plone
City Hall
Dr. N. V. Colwell
Midland, Michigan
Ruth Hachmuth Clare
State St. Phona
S.C
Rosebunkd
West Fifth Street
D. G. White
D.A. Jondrow
Hyes
GLARE
Cong’s Church
Hink
Board of
Trus
Tess
Mrs
Temperance Group
Jet Shan
THE CHURCH FOR ALL _ ALL
the Church
Huey Eine
Witout
Chugh
Charch
Joel Jonah Toneh
Jeg
Church of
Elm
Grove Church
God Rey ‘Oe VanderVeen
Christian Science
Church
College, Mt. ‘Pleasant
Dover
Arthur Center Church of God
Elza Beery
Hinkléville
J. W. “Teale
First Baptist Church
E. 6Th St
Eagle Church
Goo
Elza Béery
Ae Regational
Oscar W. Olson
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Farwell
Hubert L. Beavers
ST. Ann Episcopal
Robert &. Childs
Barnes
Colonville
Church of God
Doe VarderVeen
Schaeffer's Dairy
Clare Sentinel
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