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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1955
Page
2
A farming advisory notes ideal late summer conditions for tile installations. It emphasizes careful planning with U.S. Soil Conservation Service and County ASC input, matching materials and labor to ensure long term profit. It urges talking to a Soil Service Technician, local contractor, County Agent, and ASC committee members.
The 4-H Service Club led by Betty Getchell and Karen Fike announced a series of roller skating parties for 44 county members at Clare Roller Rink on the third Monday each month. 4-H Council members met at Hart House to discuss fair outcomes and leaders meetings. Reports are due by September 30 with Achievement days slated for the second week of October.
Home Demonstration Club members plan leathercraft classes at Union Grange Hall with instructors including Mrs Curtiss and Mrs VanVranken. The group outlined annual activities, officer training, and a Christmas workshop. A separate discussion urged varied breakfasts with fruit cereal milk and eggs to improve energy and mood.
Nutritionists say polk is a valuable addition to the diet for its energy and protein content and likely the richest of all meats in thiamine a B vitamin essential for growth and reproduction.
The Rev. Kermit L. Lawton of Madison Ave Baptist Church in Albany whirls a volunteer panel. The group includes a physician psychiatrist psychologist social worker attorney nurse and a Presbyterian minister with psychiatric training. They meet once a month to review cases and offer recommendations while contacts remain with the pastor.
About 1500 men and women from all states and Canada attend six U S ashrams and one in Canada this summer guided by Dr. E Stanley Jones. The gatherings, in the long tradition from India, aim for prayer meditation and open talks to foster spiritual renewal and oneness with God and the universe. This marks Jones's 16th year directing such ashrams in the United States under the National Council of Churches.
Protestant and Orthodox groups join in a Church World Service led drive to distribute 141 774 425 tons of U S Government surplus food to hungry and destitute people in 29 countries across Europe Asia Africa and South America. The total shipments for 1955 exceed and are overseen by Church World Service executive director H Norris Wilson with funds from denominational and individual church contributions and through CROP.
In Korea under missionary aid and Church World Service, Widow's Sewing Circles unite widowed women into small cooperatives. They craft goods for livelihood and support children, with Seoul’s Korea Woman's Exchange selling much of the products. Plans call for additional sales outlets in other cities.
Dr Randoph C Miller of Yale Divinity School reports rising numbers of parents and children worshiping together in unified Sunday services. He notes the era's strongest church development aims at ministering to the whole family. He also highlights couples as teaching teams in Sunday School.
The article discusses the biblical figure Malachi, noting uncertainty about authorship and time, and outlines his critique of Judah’s religion. It highlights judgment to come, the indignities faced by the poor and corrupt, and the call to bring tithes to God’s storehouse seeking divine blessing. It mentions the Lord recording the names of the righteous in a book of remembrance.
Local church notices list multiple pastors and service times including Sunday School at 10:00 to 10:30 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. along with evening services at 7:45 or 8:00 p.m. at LOOMIS Missionary Church Gospel Church Friendly Welcome Our Savior Lutheran Mission Harrison and Vernon City locations with Evangelistic and youth gatherings.
In a brief notice a drug store promotes ItcheMe-Not for external itching. The advertisement urges customers to ask for the product today at Economy Drug Store.
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