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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
5
A compact list of church services and Sunday School times across multiple congregations including St. Cecilia's Catholic Church St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Loomis Church and other congregations with service times Sunday School hours and pastors. Stations include Lake George Brown Corners Arthur Center Stella Short Loomis and Loomis School House with various prayer and meeting times.
Congregational Church led by Rev Albert Dawe offers 10 15 am worship with sermon Estimating One's Self and 1 30 pm church school overseen by Mrs Hoehstetler urging family attendance. Christian Science Church cites October 23 lesson Probation after Death with Bible passages on judgement and eternal life.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Jas Rogers with special music by the choir under Mrs John Empey. Infant baptism during service. Church school at 11 30 led by Mrs Baril Sternaman. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Mary Clyde. Senior Choir concert at 7 30 in church auditorium. Haloween party next Thursday hosted by Haworth Leaguers with Leaguers from Gladwin as guests.
Weekly services listed for two congregations with multiple sessions. Elm Grove hosts Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. and rotating preaching on alternate Sundays. Col onville provides Sunday School at 10:30 and alternating preaching times. Additional midweek prayer and Bible study events occur Wednesday Friday and Thursday evenings with Tuesday church prayer at 8:00.
West Sixth and Maple Streets hosts a Church of God session led by Pastor H L Gleveland. Sunday school at 10:08 with Vera B Peterson superintendent studying the Sabbath commandment and freedom of rest, plus morning worship at 11 and evangelistic service at 7:30. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7:30.
A church column lists A D Telder as pastor with Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. on The Heavenly Vision and 7:30 p.m. on The Big Church Settled in Sin. Sunday School follows at 11:15 a.m. led by Chas Brooks, with Wednesday Prayer and Word at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Dover Tabernacle.
Burmese Buddhists observe a three month fast during planting and sowing season. The observance marks a period of restraint and spiritual reflection tied to agricultural cycles.
Claudie Foster and Jimmie Courter visited relatives and aided Frank Davis with potatoes. J Delts has home work underway. Nealie Cook and sons traveled to Grand Rapids to fetch Mrs Cook visiting her aunt there. Amos and Mrs Church returned to Flint after visiting Mr and Mrs Edd Cutler. Helena Vander Woude spent the weekend at home. Mrs Roy Sutton and baby and Miss Freda visited Frank Davis. Trances and Edith Davis visited their aunt Mrs Maggie Hale Thursday.
Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Norman Myers included George J Perkins Mary Perkins Mr and Mrs J M Myers Mr and Mrs Milo Myers Mrs Clair Stanley and Mr and Mrs Robert Clark Dale Hartman of Pontiac and Bill Hartman of Cohocta spent the weekend at their home. We are glad to welcome Mr and
Mrs Robert Clark and family join the community living in the Harl Myers house. The Thimble Club began its fall meetings with a kickoff at Mrs Charles Otts home on Thursday.
Community members hosted visits and gatherings through the week including Mr and Mrs Geo Fitzpatrick with Mr and Mrs N Densmore and Htcard Walters with his parents. Expressions of sympathy go to the Slater, Wil son, Wasson, Cochran, Nestell, and Cochran families after recent losses. Mrs Cora Wilson visited near Delwin. Townsend meeting set for Monday. a stirring contest and supper date to be announced. Mother and babe report from a new arrival. funeral news from Clare and Gladwin areas.
Booming guns echo on balmy air as leaves fall and odors of decaying vegetation mingle with a pleasant Indian Summer. Residents enjoy the mild spell while awaiting winter with frost promised by the weather man.
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