Federated Church Announces Busy February March Schedule
The Federated Church lists services with Henry McKenzie and Hazen Jewell leading morning worships and adult choir music. Plans include Young People’s Society meetings, speakers, choir rehearsals, banquets, and Circle gatherings from Feb 25 to March 5 at various locations.
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Federated Church (Presbyterian & Baptist
Henry McKenzie
Hazen Jewell
Young People’s Society
Taylor Jacobsen
E. L. Hastings
Charles Jaquith
James Austin
Fathers’ and Sons
Circle II
John Lamb
Sunday Worship and Youth Programs Announcement
Divine Worship at 10 with a solo by Miss Joyce Davenport and a sermon on Stewardship of Life. Church School at 11. Intermediate Youth Fellowship 3 to 5. Senior Youth Fellowship pot luck at 6 30 followed by devotions and recreation talks by ministerial students from Adrian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Davenport
Adrian College
And It Was There All the Time The Snapshooter’s Dilemma
John Van Guilder warns photographers to select neutral backdrops to avoid distracting patterns in indoor portraits. He notes living rooms with busy fabrics and wallpaper can steal focus from the subject, recommending plain blankets or sheets to keep attention on the baby or scene.
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Tse
Baby
Circles of Wo mans Society meet Tuesday
The Circles of the Woman s Society of Christian Service hold a Tuesday meeting schedule. Doreas Circle hosts a 10 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Harold Boice East Michigan Avenue. Ruth Esther and Mary L Circles gather at various homes and church parlors with named hostesses. The last three circles meet at 8 o'clock. Thursday features a choir rehearsal at 7:30.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Doreas Circle
Harold Boice
East Michigan Avenue
Ruth Circle
Alwin Gross
Dieterle
Alice Martin
Esther Circle
Max Ross
Mary L. Circle
Everett Esch
West McKay Street
Parish Activities at St Pauls Church in Ann Arbor
Morning worship at 10 a m with church school at 11 15 a m the pastor's sermon titled The Fellowship of the Faithful. Youth Fellowship hosts Second Baptist Church guests at 6 p m. Fulbright scholar Peter Kalinke to speak on Russian prison camps. Church Council meets Monday at 8 p m Parish House. Women's Guild meets Tuesday at 8 p m Devotional Life program Do You See Your Need for God Lent begins March 3 with Holy Communion. Portraits of Jesus Christ in the New Testament to be presented by the pastor.
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Youth Fellowship
Second Baptist Church
Ann Arbor
Peter Kalinke
University of Michigan
Church Council
Women’s Guild
Devotional Life Department
God
Jesus Christ
Pasor
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekend Schedule
At Trinity Lutheran Church a 10 a m Divine Service precedes an 11 a m Sunday School. Children’s choir practice Tuesday evening, Adult Class Tuesday evening, Ladies Aid Wednesday at 2 30, Men’s Club Wednesday, U P S meets next Thursday at Fred R Brown home Bemis Road. Rev H L Engel, Pastor.
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Ladies Aid
Fred R. Brown
Bemis Road
H. L. Engel
St James Evangelical Church Service and Choir Plans
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer leads 10 a m morning worship at St James Evangelical Church. The chancel choir sings Open Our Eyes by Will C Macfarlane. Sunday School begins at 11 15 a m, with choir rehearsal at 8:00 p m Thursday.
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Frederick H. Engelsdorfer
Will C. Macfarlane
St Andrews Mission Mass Schedule
Rev Leon O Kennedy, pastor, leads Sunday Mass at 10:00 a m with confessions at 9:30 a m before noon on Sunday at St Andrews Mission.
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ST. Andrews Mission
Leon O. Kennedy
Marble Memorial Methodist Church Events and Youth Rally
William M. Hughes invites church members to Sunday services on February 28 with a 10:00 church school and 11:00 morning worship. Youth events include a Sub District Rally in Monroe with a 4:14 departure, 5:00 registration, 6:00 supper, and 7:30 service. Community circles meet March 3 and Lent begins with Ash Wednesday service at 7:30. World Day of Prayer on March 5 follows at 10:00 in the Presbyterian Church.
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Methodist Church
Ruth
Bernard Johnson
Ferman St
Desjardins
William Kirk
First St
Mary
Warren Delaforece
W. Main
Smalley
Chas. Barnes
Marvin St
Irene
Wm. Jorgensen
Carpenter Rd
Presbyterian Church
William Vanden Berg
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Monroe
Women are Key to Nations Spiritual Strength
Bishop John J. Wright of Worcester told 900 Retreat League members that America's salvation and spiritual strength depend on devout women and lasting spiritual vitality behind good works. He warned of days of testing and a sickness close to national life beyond juvenile delinquency, urging increased religious activity nationwide.
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Boston
America
John J. Wright
Worcester
Mportant
Retreat League
President Blasts Attack on Hungarian Religious Liberty
President Eisenhower condemns Hungary’s religious persecution as un principled and a blow against religious freedom while writing to Frederic L. Vorbeck on the fifth anniversary of Cardinal Mindszenty’s imprisonment and imprisonment’s impact on spiritual life.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hungary
Frederic L. Vorbeck
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Lent and Self-Discipline in Christian Practice
Thomas F. Stransky discusses Lent as a period for self discipline guiding Christians toward control of appetites and alignment of will with God. The piece links athletic training to spiritual effort, notes Christ’s example, and urges embracing sacrifice to gain inner peace.
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ST. Paul
Rome
Greece
Paul
Hungarian religious liberty amid communist pressure cited
A speaker praised Hungary for resisting communist attempts to eradicate spiritual leadership. He said the assault on religious liberty failed and did not weaken faith, noting that persecuted religious leaders and believers remained a symbol of faith and freedom for their era.
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Hungary
Religion is chief weapon to combat juvenile unrest
Msgr. Thomas F. McNamara, executive director of the Boys Guidance Center, told a Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee that religion is central to rehabilitation. He urged spiritual guidance as therapy, saying delinquent youths are emotionally disturbed and must be taught respect for God before authority.
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Senate
Boston
Boys Guidance Center
U.S. Senate
Thomas F. McNamara
Principals Attend Milwaukee Convention This Week
Randall Coates principal of Lincoln Consolidated School Prof ronad Slay of Michigan State Normal and Leonard Menzi of Roosevelt High School attend the Association of Secondary Principals convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin this week. They were sent by Michigan State Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Coates
Lincoln Consolidated School
Ronad Slay
Michigan State Normal
Leonard Menzi
Roosevelt High School
Convention of Association of Secondary Principals
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan State Normal College
Former Salinian Dr. Bernard Mason Dies at 57
Notice of the death of Dr. Bernard 8. Mason of Cincinnati Ohio on April 12 1953 at age 57. Born in Warren Michigan he came to Saline as a boy and graduated from our high school in 1914. He studied at Purdue and Michigan and earned a PhD at Ohio State 1932. Mason taught then wrote for Camping Magazine and major outlets and served WWII with an Air Force course on camping and wilderness survival. His books include Woodcraft and Dances and Stories of the America Indian.
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Bernard
Mason
Cincinnati
Ohio
Warren
Michigan
Saline
Our High School
Country Gentleman
True
United States Air Force
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