Holy Thursday Communion Service and Church Meetings
The Federated Church hosts the Holy Thursday Ordination of Communion at 8 PM with the full choir. Board of Deacons and Board of Elders will interview candidates for church membership. Member reception occurs at the Thursday service and Easter morning. officers meet at 7 30 PM. Union Good Friday service follows at St Pauls Church at 1 30 PM.
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Federated Church
Board of Deacons of
The
Baptist Church
Board of Elders of the
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Church
Easter Morning Service at People's Union Methodist
The article notes a People's Union Service in the Methodist Church scheduled for Easter morning at 6:30 o'clock. The event is a communal observance likely featuring hymn singing and prayer.
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People’s Union
Annual Easter Breakfast at Federated Church
The Young Peoples Society of Federated Church will host its annual Easter Breakfast in the church dining room following the Union Sunrise Service. Meals will be served by mothers of members. reservations with Elizabeth Dicks, society president, are requested.
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Young Peoples Society of Federated Church
Federated Church
Union Young People
Elizabeth Dicks
Federated Church Ladies Aid Plans April Meeting
The April meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church is set for Wednesday April 8 at 109 West Henry Street. Missionary sewing starts 1 30 PM with business at 230 PM presided by vice president Mrs Hugh Austin. Plans include Mothers and Daughters Banquet and the May 20 Ann Arbor rummage sale.
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Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church
Jax Collins
West Henry Street
Hugh Austin
Mothers’ and
Ann Arbor
Charles Uphaus
Henry McKenzie
Presbyterian Missionary Report
Dwight Reynolds
Paul Klueter
C. R. Burkhart
Federated Church Women Plan April Meeting at Mrs Veen Home
The Women's Class of Federated Church School meets at 8 p m at 314 North Harris Street the home of Mrs Veen. The program a delayed review of The Silver Chalice by Thomas Costain will be presented by Mrs Silas Nord.
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Federated Church School
Veen
N. Harris St
Thomas Costain
Silas Nord
Sunrise Service and Easter Breakfast Plan Published
Presbyterian and Baptist Henry McKenzie leads a 6 30 a m Union Sunrise Young People's Service at the Methodist Church. An 8 00 a m annual Easter breakfast follows in the Federated Young People's Society dining room.
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Federated Church Presbyterian & Baptist
Henry McKenzie
Methodist Church
Federated Young People’s Society
Easter Events At Local Church Schedule
The church lists a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. Easter Worship with the theme The Eternal Hope. A reception of members and special Easter music by the choir follow. Holy Thursday Communion April 2 at 8:00 p.m. with prior church board meetings. Union Good Friday service at St Pauls Church 1:30 p.m. Rev Henry McKenzie preaches Were You There. Ladies Aid meeting April 8 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs Max Collins home. choir rehearsal April 8 at 8:30 p.m.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Church
Henry McKenzie
Max Collins
Good Friday observance at St. Pauls Church service details
Worshippers gather at St Pauls Church at 1 30 on Good Friday for a service sponsored by First Methodist Federated and St Pauls. Rev Henry McKenzie preaches Were You There Our Savior Prays Alone is sung by Senior Choir with organist Karen Taylor. Local stores close 1 30 to 3 00.
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Saline
St. Paul’s Church
First Methodist Church
Federated Church
Henry McKenzie
Senor
Frank McKowen
Scholin
Karen Taylor
Reginald Feuell
Alvin Siemsen
Saline High Seniors Stage Ghost Wanted Play
Last Thursday and Friday evenings the Saline High School senior class performed Ghost Wanted to capacity crowds. The living room setting on Ramshead Rock off the Stormy Maine coast drew both fright and laughter as Granny Kate, played by Dorothy Marian, and the occult professor character engaged audiences.
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Saline High School
Ramshead Rock
Maine
Granny Kate
Dorothy Marian
Professor
Larry Hafemeister
Madam Zolga
Lois Finch
Ghost Wanted farce and civic notes mix in parish drama
A school play features Gale and Ginger staging ghosts to debunk voodoo authorities with haunters Hugh and Jeff. Real danger surfaces as Hatcher, the spy, is unmasked by undercover FBI officers and the plot resolves to a happy ending amid laughs and applauding seniors.
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Gale
Ginger
Rhea Menzel
Betty Alber
Hugh
Jeff
Douglas Elfring
James Cook
John Marion
Hatcher
Richard Miller
FBI
Larry Hafemeister
Elfring
Cook
Lois Finch
Dorothy Marion
Granny Kate
Audieces
Azalea
Marion Guenther
Nova Vane
General Telephone Earnings Declined in Michigan Report
General Telephone Company of Michigan reports 1952 earnings of 478 006 down from 493 283 in 1951 amid an 8 percent rise in gross revenues to 6 545 009 from 6 049 508. The result shows lower net income despite higher sales.
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General Telephone Company of Michigan
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