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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
2
All faiths and men of goodwill praise the life of the late Pope Pius XI for saintliness devotion to human welfare and pursuit of world peace. An American Protestant commentator lauds his clarity courage and unwavering opposition to causes of strife. He is deemed to have shown the path to lasting peace.
The preacher urges reducing highway slaughter to save human life. He cites Jesus on reconciliation and the value of each person, noting anger harms relations and that even sparrows are known by God. He asks what it profits to gain the world and lose the soul.
Local church notices list service times for several congregations. The Church of the Nazarene at 803 S McEwan conducts Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening service follows at 8:00 p.m.
The Woman's Division of Christian Service calls Methodist women to join like-minded groups to urge compliance with the Supreme Court on school integration. The resolution also asks women to pray for strength and guidance. A second measure criticizes U.S foreign policy and proposes an American Credo to be sent to President Eisenhower, Secretary Dulles, and certain lawmakers.
Christian and Jewish congregations nationwide join the National Safety Council in a Church Safety Activities Division in Chicago. Ministers rabbis and priests spread safety sermons bulletins and film aids to emphasize preserving human life with help from Father Keller and Billy Graham in a national safety campaign.
The Rev Philip Frazier of Mc Laughlin South Dakota a Sioux Congregational missionary for 84 years receives the 25th annual Indian Achievement Award from the Indian Council Fire a national body selecting notable Indian Americans. His life longtime service to his people noted his leadership and religious work. His brother Dr George Frazier won the award in 1939 making Philip the sixth Sioux and the fourth minister honored.
About ten percent of the surface area of the United States is now devoted to non-agricultural purposes. The figure reflects a nationwide change in land use patterns as urban expansion and industrial development continue.
Harvest time services set at Herrick Mennonite Church three miles east of Clare from October 24 to 26. Each evening begins at eight o'clock with Sunday morning worship and Sunday School at 10 am. Rev. Orvin Hooley of Bronson will speak messages on the harvest. Everyone is invited.
Each year 8000 to 10000 Japanese leave for Brazil stopping in Los Angeles. Church World Service and the Southern California Council of Churches greet them. They receive Bibles and care items, and present the New Testaments as passports to Christian fellowship upon arrival in Brazil.
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