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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1955
Page
4
Farm economist Dale Butz advises hog producers to sell at market weight due to expected continued price declines into November. He projects a low around 13 to 14 dollars per hundredweight as prices trend downward and heavy hogs may be discounted in Michigan markets.
The 4-H Service Club hosts a county wide roller skating party Monday October 17 at Clare Roller Rink to help members meet. Three 4-H steer sales are planned at St Tonis October 12 Gaylord October 18 Alpena October 18 and West Branch October 20. Fluorescent tubes offer brighter light with less heat than incandescent bulbs though cost and dimming vary.
Farmers warned to watch cattle when turning onto late fall legume pastures due to new growth risk. Monitor herd several times daily and remove from pasture at first sign of bloat. Barn feeding is advised to prevent further losses.
The 102nd annual Michigan Eldership of the Churches of God of North America met at Arthur Center Church. Sessions ran Thursday to Saturday with daily devotions. Rev Higa Beery re elected as Speaker and Rev Roy Miller as Journalizing Clerk. Multiple appointments were made across area churches and a youth rally planned.
A National Conference on the Church and Social Welfare will convene in Cleveland Ohio from November 1 to 4 under the National Council of Churches. About two thousand official delegates from Protestant denominations will attend with visitors from India Japan Switzerland and Uruguay and representatives of the YMCA Salvation Army and other welfare bodies. Major speakers include Dr Leonard W Mayo Bradshaw Mintener Dr Martha Eliot Eugene Carson Blake Roswell P Barnes Trade A Reid and Mrs Douglas Horton among others.
Rev Robert H Harper presents a lesson for October focusing on Luke 3 22 and the meeting of John the Baptist and Jesus. The text notes their kinship and Jesus baptism to identify with humanity, with a heavenly affirmation and the Spirit descending. The call urges readers to dedicate themselves to Christ’s service.
The Woman's Division of Christ ian Service of the Methodist Church asks the General Conference to abolish all racial discrimination within the church and establish local commissions to address world peace economy and temperance. It also proposes a world church hymnal with possible adoption beyond Methodism.
Willis J. Piper, a Los Angeles builder with years of mission construction experience, is assigned by the Methodist Board of Missions to aid Korean Methodists in rebuilding war damaged churches hospitals schools residences libraries and a theological seminary. Much funding comes from the Bishops Appeal for Korea with total costs estimated at five million dollars and a projected five to ten years to complete the work.
The estimated value of white pire lumber cut in Michigan is stated to exceed ten times all Alaska gold and triple the value of California gold. The claim emphasizes lumber wealth against major mineral riches.
The Clare Church of God held its Rally Day with a 100th Psalm scripture reading by Barbara Van Sicklen of the Young Peoples Class. Pastor Brinkman led prayer and Gail Brinkman gave the welcome. Each class contributed. Mrs. Tice led her class on a post church picnic. Sunday School and church officers were installed.
Stanley Leonard the pastor leads Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Missionary Youth Fellowship at 7 30 and Evening Evangelistic Service at 8 00 Also Prayer Meeting at 8 00 on Wednesdays Rev Raymond Mueller conducts services at VFEW Memorial Hall in Harrison Michigan.
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