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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1953
Page
4
Sunday school gathers at 9 30 am followed by divine worship at 10 30 am. Sermon titled The Christian Who Loves His Church. Junior choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 pm. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday 8 30 pm. Bible school Saturday 9 00 am. Sauerkraut supper Thursday February 5 from 5 30 pm to 8 30 pm.
Evangelical and Reformed St Pauls Church lists morning worship at 10, church school at 11 15, and a bake sale by the Womens Guild at Wood Hardware Saturday to raise funds for polio and the Red Cross. Youth Fellowship Sunday night features a film An End To Darkness. Father and son banquet set for Thursday February 19.
The Federated Church announces a full Sunday with 9:45 am classes for all ages and 11:00 am worship led by Minister Henry McKenzie. Evening service at 7:45 pm features a sermon on Christian themes with special music. Week events include Family Night dinners on January 22 and 29, Friendship Class gatherings, choir rehearsal, and Young People Society at 6:30 pm guided by Mr and Mrs Robert Saunders.
H L Engel pastor leads a 40:00 a.m. divine service at Trinity Lutheran Church with an 11:00 a.m. Sunday School. Junior choir and Bible School meet Thursday evening along with Y P S and a children's choir Saturday evening.
The A S S M meets Sunday afternoon at St Stephen's Lutheran School Adrian. The Southeastern Pastor's Teacher's and Laymen's Conference meets Monday and Tuesday at Hope Lutheran Church Detroit. Owen Hoeft attends as Trinity Church lay delegate. Family Night occurs next Wednesday with a 7 15 PM potluck meal.
Frederick H Engelsdorfer minister leads morning worship at 10 00 and Sunday School at 11 15 The chancel choir rehearses Thursday evening at 8 00 o'clock
Divine worship at 10 am with special music by Joyce Davenport. Church School at 11 am. Youth Fellowship at 7 30 pm. Guest speaker Dr Lester McCoy University of Michigan will discuss Christ and Music. Thursday Church Family Night supper at 6 30 and choir rehearsal at 7 30.
Mrs. Everett Gilbert corr reports neighbors and friends joined Mr. and Mrs. E M Gilbert and guests for dinner and a farewell party as the Brys sold their farm to Jacob Marion. E M Gilbert party includes Harold Holcomb and Everett Gilbert. They plan to travel to Excel sior Springs Missouri for two weeks then continue south toward Texas.
This week the Lodi Snaps sit tied for fifth with Universal. They own the high single of 724 and high three game series 2130, and swept all four points from the Slick Chicks. Universal sits second, winning four points from Haarers Mar-
The report lists teams in a 3 game series with 2015 standings and Skylarks taking third with 3 points from the Hotshots. Doubles competitors include Peg Steiner, Shirley Armbruster, Wanda Crittenden, Lucy Turner and Martha Boutson. Thelma Evinger returned from illness to roll a turkey, while Leona Rogers posted the only split 1 3 7.
Saline's improving varsity basketball team under Coach Padjen won two road games last week. Tuesday they fought back to defeat Manchester 49 42, and Friday they routed U High 57 37.
Saline, led by Dick Miller with 18 points, overcame a halftime deficit to beat Manchester 49 42. Feldkamp 9, Larson 8, and Finkbeiner 8 aided the Saline attack while Aiken 11 and Trotz 8 led Manchester.
Saline defeated U High 57 to 37 and Dundee beat Milan 50 to 45. Flat Rock topped Chelsea 58 to 41. Roosevelt beat Lincoln 52 to 44. This week Saline faces Dundee Milan meets Flat Rock Lincoln plays U High and Chelsea clashes with Roosevelt.
A special program for Michigan women attending Farmers Week with their husbands at Michigan State College highlights the event. The plan aims to showcase women’s roles in farming and community life during the week long program.
January 26 to 30 at East Lansing features homemaker meetings in the main auditorium. Highlights include a Style Review with 50 Michigan State College co-eds modeling home-made costumes, and lectures by Dr. Dorothy Lyle on 1953 fabrics care.
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