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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1939
Page
3
Local church notices list services for Catholic St Cecilia’s Episcopal Seventh Day Adventist Loomis Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Sheridan Baptist Loomis Gospel Mission. Times include 8:30 a m mass 1:30 p m services 11:00 worship and 7:30 evening service with pastors named and open invitation to all.
Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads a song service at 10 30 Sunday School at 11 00 and a gospel service at 8 00 p m scheduled at Arthur Center church with worship for the day.
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran announces English service with Holy Communion at 10 45 and Sunday School in the church basement. Church of the Nazarene on South McEwan Street lists Sunday School at 10 30 Worship at 11 36 Evangelistic service at 7 30 and Thursday prayer at 8 00 with Stella Short as pastor.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints pastor I C O F Hall announces there will be no services next Sunday October 8 due to a conference in Coleman on Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev I W Wyrick pastor leads at Lincoln Town Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 am led by James Wellman superintendent. Preaching after Sunday School, young peoples meeting at 8 pm, and prayer meeting Thursday at 8 pm.
Rev. Albert Dawe preaches on The Reward of Christian Living at 10 16 with special choir music. Church School follows at 11 30 led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Hochstetter. Visitors and new residents are given a cordial welcome at all services.
James A. Rogers presides at 10:00 a m worship with special choir music directed by Mrs Empey and a sermon on The Cross and Indifference The 11:15 a m church school led by Mrs far Sternaman with Epworth League devotional at 6 30 pm District meeting at Pentwater next Monday invites all to share in services and attendance expected from members and minister
At the Church of God on West Sixth and Maple Streets Pastor H. L. Cleveland leads a full day of activities with Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:00, Young People's Hour at 7:30, Evening Service at 8:00, and Wednesday prayer at 8:00. The October 8 Rally Day features dedication and installation of officers and special numbers, inviting all to attend.
The church schedules a Sunday Lesson Sermon for October 8 1939 titled Are Sin Disease and Death Real The Golden Text from Psalms 103 2 3 reads Bless the Lord O my soul and forget not all his benefits The lesson cites Corinthians and passages from Science and Health to argue the victory over death comes as sin is overcome
Rev M R Honderich Pastor invites all to Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30.
The notice lists weekly gatherings at ELM GROVE and COLONVILLE including preaching at 11:30, 8:00 p.m., and 7:30, Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. COLONVILLE hosts Sunday School at 10:30 and biweekly preaching at 8:30. Prayer meetings occur Thursdays and Tuesdays with various 8:00 times.
A. B. D. Teider pastor announces Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. with the sermon on Christian Brotherhood and the Divine Purpose. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Young Peoples Service at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features The Gospel of the Kingdom and the Gospel of the Grace of God. Midweek prayer and Bible study on Wednesday. Bover Tabernacle also schedules Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. and Gospel Service at 11:30 a.m.
Temple residents report a week with Mrs Burns in Gaylord and attend gatherings at the Burnett and Myers homes. A Sunday two-vehicle crash injured Bridget Earle and damaged cars. Local oil field instructors Cris Quitor and William Morrow teach first aid under a US Bureau of Mines program. Recovery updates follow for several injured in recent accidents. Mrs Myers hosts Winterfield Card Club with five tables of progress pedro and prizes.
Mrs Russell Miller and Mrs Grover Updike were Cadillac shoppers. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Randall entertained friends at a birthday dinner at their home.
The Lake Extension group met September 27 at Lake with seventeen members led by Mrs. Jane Brooks. New officers elected include Chairman Mrs. Jane Brooks Leaders Mrs. Charlotte Powell and Mrs. Helen Howell Sec Treas Mrs. Nettie A. Powell Recreation Mrs Harl Towne. A lesson on restyling last year’s garments was given by Mrs. Lillian Graham. Next meeting set for November 29 with Mrs. Harl Towne for an all day pot luck session.
Local residents record a weekend of visits among relatives in Cooksville Detroit Frankenmuth Roscommon and Oakley. Detours include a Detroit trip for Mrs Hamilton ill in law and nursing care at Clare. Rosebush Methodist ladies plan a October chicken supper while the ball team fell to Beal City at Beal City.
Sunday School 10 30 a m Supt P A Oman Preaching 7 30 p m Rev I B E Wyrick Extension club met with Mrs T H Brooks last Wednesday with good attendance for the first meeting Mrs Hazel Getchel and Mrs Sam Muir motored to Mt Pleasant on Thursday Claud Muir of Ionia called at the Geo Scott home on Friday Margaret Fisher of Tacoma Wash were calling on old friends here Mr and Mrs Fred Graber and daughter of Ewatt and Miss Margret Fisher of Tacoma Wash the latter s sister called on Mr and Mrs Sam Muir Sunday Mrs Hazel Getchel Mrs Charley Sherman and Mrs Sam Muir motored to Heart Friday Mr and Mrs Charley Sherman visited their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Russel Bergey of Saginaw We heard this morning that the Scotts are still in California They called on the Maltby boys also Mr and Mrs Henry Sanborn who used to live here George says he is feeling fine Jim and Estel Brooks and Irvin Scott of Lansing visited their parents over the weekend Aid for Children The federal government under the Social Security act is making available through the children's bureau 3800000 a year for grants to the States for maternal and child health services and 2850000 for services for crippled children and through the Public Health Service 8000000 a year for strengthening state and local public health organization.
Ann Arbor schedules list South and North routes with connections at Clare. Buses serve Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing and connect with Great Lakes lines. Times include 11:40 am 4:15 pm and arrivals at Clare routes to Saginaw and Lansing.
The League of Nations formed January 10 1920 grew from 42 founding members to 60 in 1935 before declining to 54. The article traces the membership changes reflecting shifts in international cooperation during the interwar period.
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