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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
5
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church outlines Maundy Thursday and Good Friday worships with community Good Friday service at Federated Church, sunrise service, Easter breakfast, and a detailed Young Peoples Fellowship program including solos, readings, and choir contributions for Holy Week events.
Good Friday services at 10 a.m. with Holy Communion in German and an 8 p.m. dramatic cantata A New Dawn by the church choir. Easter Sunday 10 a.m. worship with Holy Communion followed by 11 30 a.m. Sunday School. Usual Easter gifts for children.
Good Friday service on April 8 at 10 00 am features German worship. Easter Sunday April 10 at 10 00 am English worship with Holy Communion. Both choirs participate. No Sunday school. Teachers meeting Wednesday April 13 at 8 00 pm.
Rev H L Engel presides Maundy Thursday evening service followed by Good Friday 1 30 P M Divine Service commemorating Christ death. Easter Sunday shows 10:00 A M Divine Service. 11:00 A M Holy Communion. Children’s Choir sings. Church Council meets next Wednesday 8:00 P M in Church School. Y P S meets next Thursday evening in church basement.
Easter events at Federated Church and Baptist group include sunrise service at 6:30 A M, sunrise at St Pauls, 8:00 A M breakfast hosted by mothers in the church dining room, 9:45 A M church school led by Hazen Jewell, 11:00 A M Easter worship on What Is Life Eternal with choir, instrumental music and nursery care. 8:00 P M Easter Musical Program with Douglas Stott as guest soloist. Good Friday service Friday April 8 at 1:30 P M led by Rev Frank Benish.
Sunday Mass at 10:00 a.m. and Monday evening consultations with Fr. Ellis in the Church Hall. Lenten devotions Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. include Stations of the Cross and sermons during Lent.
Frank F. Benish leads a schedule of Easter events at the Saline Michigan church. Sunrise service for youth at St Pauls followed by an Easter breakfast and morning service themed The Power of the Resurrection with new members reception. Maundy Thursday Lenten service features Dr Glenn M Frye with candle light Holy Communion.
The Sanctuary Choir of First Methodist Church of Ann Arbor will give a musical program at Saline's Methodist Church on Sunday evening April 17 at 8:00 under Lester McCoy. Sponsored by Federated St Pauls and Methodist Churches of Saline. Date changed from April 24 to the 17th.
Dr. Elmer Knowles of Michigan State College argues patriotism starts in the family. He says love of country flows from love of state, community, home, and parents, with the first link being parents loving each other and praising children. He urges using recommended local varieties for gardening.
Roland Goltz offers garden plowing and fitting services. Call 122-J for details and pricing.
The notices express thanks to friends and relatives for kindness after a bereavement and hospital stays. Individuals named include Mr Amos Luckhardt and Family Mrs Fran cis Lockwood Rev Alvin Siemsen Donna Mae Wahl and Bruce Parsons. Additional lines note a 1951 Nash Ambassador Custom for sale and a Girls State attendance honor.
For Sale six room house with three bedrooms upstairs oil furnace garage on Monroe Street. Also two small farms 55 and 57 acres and 119 acres on Pleasant Lake nearby. Wooded lot on Willis Road and a lot in Saline Heights. Information from Carl Carr Milton Hartman with A R Burkhardt Broker 103 South Lewis Saline Michigan. For Sale. Used electric milk pasteurizer at Lodi Hardware Saline Ann Arbor Road. Sale by Saline Observer. Box 7. The Ideal Place for receptions and banquets at American Legion Memorial Home Association Saline contact Ph 98R or 9495. OLE tickets.
Dr. Harold W. Lautner told the Michigan State College landscape architecture conference that the campus proper could grow from 640 to about 900 acres to accommodate an anticipated 1970 enrollment of 30,000 students. He noted the long-term expansion plans include 18 new school buildings and a multi‑million dollar facilities program.
Regular meeting notes list attendance and February actions including sewer bids, depositories, annexation inquiry, and financing matters. Special session discussed sewer upgrades, building permits, fuel tanks, and curb and gutter petitions. Public hearing announced on district boundary changes affecting Saline Area School District No. 6 and Washtenaw Lenawee counties with Clarke Gordon property and Gordon property as described.
Personal notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Starling to Dundee and Ray Starling. Saline Chapter No 311 OES to practice at the hall on Wednesday evening April 13 at eight. Mr and Mrs Robert McLaughlin of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs Richard Heller were Sunday dinner guests honoring Yvonne Berard’s confirmation with the Bernard family.
Oat yields rose an average of eight bushels per acre over three years of crop rotation experiments at MSC when top dressed with 20 pounds of nitrogen.
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