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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
2
Rev. Robert H. Harper reflects on acorns falling from a great oak and leaves changing color as symbols. He argues decay yields life, promising future forests and renewed life beyond winter, urging faith and hope in nature and hearts.
Rev and Mrs Lee Sickal hosted a gospel workers convention at the church on Tuesday September 11 with strong attendance of ministers and church workers. The program featured talks on teaching and selecting teachers from First Corinthians and First Timothy.
The WCTU will meet with Cora Wilson on September 26 at her home on 201 East Seventh Street in Clare. Local organizers invite members to participate in the discussion and activities.
Under Turkey’s Orontes River clear waters lie the ruins of houses and churches from the biblical city of Antioch, inundated about 1400 years ago after the river flooded the area.
Robert Lackie of Farwell leads Young Peoples meeting Sunday September 23 at 7 00 pm with an illustrated sermon and "A Spiritual Operation" The evening worship at 8 00 pm features Daniel's Continual Service Attendance at prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 pm District Sunday School banquet is in Lansing Saturday at 1 00 pm Rev and Mrs Stoll plan to attend The district missionary rally is September 25 at Saginal Nazarene Three missionaries will speak Mrs Cora Wright of the Henry Convalescent Home visited with husband Mr Floyd Bergey Other area residents visited relatives in Alma Bay City Midland and at home with friends
The annual Congregational business meeting will be held Tuesday evenings this week at Colonville Church. On October 4 the Michigan Eldership opens with evening services, then a business session through Friday and Saturday, with regular services Sunday. Ladies serve lunch at noon in the church basement during the three days.
The annual Round Robin Bible Conference opens Sunday September 23 at the First Baptist Church in Clare. A different mission worker appears each evening with events also heard at Lake and Harrison Baptist churches and other Baptist churches in Central Michigan.
Prof. Mark Rich of Columbia Missouri envisions a better community where harmony replaces dis harmony and resources serve the common good. He cites village improvement efforts in Pennsylvania West Virginia Oregon and Missouri as signs of a reforming civic life rooted in faith and youth development.
Mrs. Frank Nevins enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering with ice cream and cake as relatives called on relatives and friends. The list of visitors includes Otto Lueder, Lester Olds, Darwin Mott, Mack Collard, Arthur Sheets, Floyd Bergey, and many others visiting homes in Clare, Lansing, Mt. Pleasant and Dearborn over the weekend and past week.
Series of social items notes a lively Delwin Grange skit by Mae Heyer Ann Frazee and Ruth Moore on telephones. Attendees include Rockett families Doren Jones Walker Hubble and other neighbors. A Michigan trip and hospital update are also mentioned along with a toothpaste ingredient tin fluoride noted at the end.
Mr and Mrs John Laverty and Mr and Mrs Keith Scott with their families visited Saginaw on Saturday for the wedding of Mr and Mrs James Robison. They attended the ceremony and the wedding dinner and breakfast. Various local residents are noted in social calls and club meetings across the area. Joy Rawson is well enough to start school. DeWayne Renner of Florida visited his parents.
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