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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
4
At 9:45 a.m. Church School led by Hazen Jewell superintendent. 11:00 a.m. Divine Worship with theme The Church Eternal and special Adult Choir music. Nursery for small children. 6:30 p.m. Young People's Society program and business session led by Taylor Jacobsen president and BE Hastings director.
A classic film is back in theaters, inviting new audiences and offering a nostalgic chance for fans to experience it once more. The announcement promotes the screening and emphasizes the enduring appeal of the movie.
7:45 p.m. Evening Worship with special music directed by James Austin. On Thursday Feb 18 6 30 p m Closing Family Night Dinner with program to follow plus a Mission Study Text review by Mr Lauren Wild with special music and an impromptu skit. Junior Choir rehearsal Feb 18 after school Adult Choir rehearsal Feb 18 after Family Night Program. Saturday Feb 20 2 00 p m Young People Society Bake Sale at Uphaus Electric Company. Circle II meeting postponed to Friday Feb 26. Fathers and Sons Banquet on Thursday Feb 25.
Rev R R Feuell presides at 10 AM divine worship with Mrs Frank Campbell singing a solo. Sermon titled Stewardship of Possessions. Church School at 11. Intermediate Youth Fellowship 3 to 5 for devotions and activities. Senior Youth Fellowship 7:30 with Mr Katterjohn speaking on Life Careers and music as a career.
The schedule lists 10 am Divine Service and 11 am Sunday School. Additional activities include Children’s Choir rehearsal, adult class, Bible School sessions, and the Mary-Martha Guild meeting this Thursday evening. Pastor H. L. Engel leads.
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer, minister leads 10 a m morning worship with choir anthem O Thou In Whose Presence by E M Fuller. Sunday School at 11 15 a m. Chancel choir rehearses Thursday at 8:00 p m.
A study of 70 rural parsonages by the Rural Church Department at Drew Seminary shows replacement value averaging 11 290 dollars while insurable value averages 5 469 dollars. The bulletin The Home of the Rural Pastor explains how to improve parsonage protection.
A Rural Church Department bulletin reports on South Waterloo Church of the Brethren families building homes near their church and passing farms to sons. It also covers St. Mary’s Credit Union aiding 754 members and 21 couples buying farms, plus a survey showing youths surpassing parents in schooling and the need for pastoral guidance to recruit new ministers.
Paulist Feature Service outlines George Washington’s view that Providence guided the new republic and that Americans must acknowledge God. Washington urged humility and obedience to divine law, warning against overconfidence while stressing religion and morality as essential to political prosperity.
Rev. Leon O. Kennedy, pastor, will preside at mass Sunday at 10:00. Confession is offered Sunday at 9:30 prior to the Mass.
Pomona Grange met February 9 at Stony Creek Grange Hall with about 50 members. Worthy Master William G. Hayes led a formal session with routine reports and a discussion on the Officers Club. A resolutions committee was named for Harold Kisor’s death.
Abraham Lincoln stated that property is the fruit of labor and a positive good in the world. He argued wealth allows others to become rich, encouraging industry and enterprise, and urged the homeless to build for themselves to protect their own future. Speech dated March 21, 1864.
A British Comet jet airliner completed a nonstop 3,080 mile flight from London to Khartoum in 6 hours 29 minutes, setting a new speed record for the route.
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