St. Andrews Mission Mass Schedule
Rev. Leon O. Kennedy, pastor, leads Mass at 10:00 a.m. with Confession at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
4
Rev. Leon O. Kennedy, pastor, leads Mass at 10:00 a.m. with Confession at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday.
Rev R R Feuell presides with 10 am service and 11 am Church School. Special solo by Mrs Frank Campbell. Youth fellowships from 7:30 to 8 pm and 8 pm recreation. Guest speaker Rev Adolph Bergman of Manchester on Youth behind the Iron Curtain. Monday ministers meet at 10:20 am with Dr Lester Mc Coy on Music in the Church. Continuous circles of the Women’s Society meet Tuesday at 1 pm and 8 pm. Wednesday they hold a monthly meeting.
At Giltrow's Pharmacy the best cup of coffee is advertised for 7e, inviting shoppers to purchase this value item.
A general meeting forwards the program one week to avoid conflicts with other gatherings. The plan includes a panel discussion on missions as outlined at Ann Arbor and will be led by Mrs. Gerald Coe.
Pastor Alvin Siemsen leads morning worship at 10 a m with church school at 11 15 a m The sermon titled Animal Vegetable Mineral Spiritual The Church Council meets Monday at 8 p m Parish House Women’s Guild meets Tuesday at 8 p m Fellowship Room First membership class begins Wednesday at 8 p m Fellowship Room
Trinity Lutheran Church announces a 10 am Divine Service and 11 am Sunday School. The U P S meets Tuesday evening at Robert Lambarth’s home. Adult Class and Ladies Aid gather Tuesday and Wednesday. Men's Club meets Wednesday at Owen Hoeft’s home. Children’s Choir rehearses Tuesday evening. Rev. H. R. Engel is pastor.
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer, minister, leads the 10 a.m. morning worship at St James Evangelical. The fragment indicates a church service schedule as part of a local notice.
The chancel choir will sing the anthem So A Voice To Heaven Sound ing by D S Bortniansky at 11 15 a m Sunday School follows. Rehearsals are scheduled for 8 15 Thursday evening.
The Federated Church lists a full schedule led by Minister Henry McKenzie including 11:00 a.m. worship with guest speaker Randall Coates on Youth Preparing for Maturity and special choir music. Family Night Dinners Circle meetings and Women’s Class events follow on January 28 through February 5 with various hosts and circle leaders.
A succinct religious reflection cites Galatians 6 7 warning that what a man sows he reaps and that youthful sins linger in the conscience as the longest day of life. It laments youth's failure to grasp this moral truth and its impact on future conduct.
Washtenaw Pomona Grange met January 12 in Plymouth with 45 members present despite heavy weather. Officers opened the session in form as various Granges including Ann Arbor Pittsfield Scio Plymouth Stony Creek and Webster participated.
Orr G. Stanley of Hastings Michigan elected president of Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company at the annual meeting. He has served as a director since 1928 and succeeds Harrison Dodds who becomes vice president in charge of investments. Atty Horace Powers re elected secretary and five directors named: William A Bartlett W P Mott Willis Cota Ray Whipple and O B Feldkamp.
Stanley, vice president since 1948, reported the Michigan Mutual Windstorm Company held 4 232 781 39 at year end 1953. The firm added nearly 50 million in new business last year with policies at risk rising from 801 651 366 to 850 944 676. In 1958 it paid 12 843 claims totaling 1 178 530 04, including tornado losses in Michigan. 158 claims remained unpaid as of December 31.
Reverend Jerome P. Holland argues against the belief that “no atheists in foxholes” lasting beyond war. He notes prayer rises in emergencies but that self sufficiency erodes religious training and calls for deliberate, sustained effort to seek faith or risk eternal loss.
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