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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1957
Page
2
Eighty Protestant ministers in Atlanta sign a race relations statement. They say the South bears no unique blame and call for equal citizenship while opposing racial amalgamation and stressing white and Black Americans deserve full first class rights.
A reflective essay argues that knowledge drives history from ancient tutors to world conquests. It cites Columbus and the eclipse incident, warning against exploiting ignorance. It urges Aristotle teaching Alexander to use knowledge for service, stressing altruistic motives in schools and colleges.
The fourth session of World Vision Institute will be at Clare Methodist Church next Sunday evening December 1 at 7. Rev and Mrs Victor D Longfield, associate pastor at Midland Methodist, featured speakers from Congo Mission will present highlights of Congo life and culture. They will bring souvenirs and discuss Africa's Land of Witness and Decision. A 6:30 snack pot luck in the church banquet hall invites attendees to bring dishes while coffee and tea are provided.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met November 19 at Mrs. Frances Van Sicklen’s home. President Mrs. Sommer opened with a Thanksgiving poem as members shared gratitude and discussed dues, reports, and donations to Stevens and Willard funds, Union Signal subscriptions, and the Michigan Temperance Foundation. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Cora Wilson.
The article notes 56 attendees at a Sunday School contest won by Elly Tice with an oil painting donated by Mrs. Humphrey Smith. Second prize went to Mrs. Inez Stebelton, who received a Bible. The Adult Class led by Rev. Stoll topped the points, and a large future gathering is promised.
Junior Church joined the adult congregation for a Sunday service consisting of choruses Bible readings prayers and testimonies about thankfulness. Russell Clutter of Burlington performed a hymn piece as Mrs. Clutter and family visited with Rev Sickal. Three church members were baptized at East Ashman Church, with four more candidates pending. A film titled Split Level Family will be shown on Sunday December 8 at 7 PM.
The Austria For Teens Club shows steady attendance with 82 teens at a November 12 meeting honoring Dick's birthday at the Jack Van Sicklen home. Elly Tice led devotions, and Mrs. Van Sicklen made doughnuts for the group. Freddie Strasser, an Austrian exchange student at Clare High School, was special guest at the November 19 gathering with 26 teens present.
A fragmented report notes a discussion about ancient white bread use by Romans and a modern group of Austrian teens. Freddie claims no speed limit on Austrian highways but high death rates. teenagers there lack cars. Austrian licensing requires 18. The Teeris Club meets at Robert Leposkey home.
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