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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
4
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine Worship at 10 30 a m Sermon subject Father Leave Us Not Junior Choir practice Thursday 7 30 p m Senior Choir practice Thursday 8 30 p m Bible School Saturday 9 00 a m Sauerkraut supper Thursday evening Feb 5 Tickets available by calling Ann Arbor 28069 Saline 644J or 631M
St Paul s Church Evangelical and Reformed led by Pastor Alvin Siemsen announces a 10 a.m. morning worship with 11 15 a.m. church school and a baptism for children. An adult study on The Epistle to the Ephesians begins at 11 15 a.m. Sunday, with council meeting Monday at 8 p.m and Women s Guild gathering Tuesday at 8 8 p.m. The stewardship department leads The Bible Speaks To Us About Ownership.
Rev. KR. BR. Feuell invites worship at 10 am with Youth Choir music led by Mrs. Robert Merchant. Church School at 11 am, Youth Fellowship at 7 30 pm, guest Marian Simons of Ypsilanti a former Japan missionary. Woman's Society circles meet Tuesday and choir rehearsal Thursday.
Presbyterian and Baptist Federated Church led by Henry McKenzie offers church school classes for all ages at 9 45 am and divine worship at 11 am with teachers listed for each age group.
The bulletin lists events at Bedford Ave Church including an adult choir special music on theme When The North Wind Blows and a nursery by the Ladies Aid Society at 6:30 p m. Young People meet with topic The Amateur Church led by James Cook at 7 45 p m. Evening worship features Religion Morals Education and special music. Family Night dinners and suppers are scheduled from January 29 through February 5 with meetings of the Detroit Presbetarian Society on February 4 and a choir rehearsal at the pastor’s home on February 4 evening. Women’s Class meets February 6 at Mrs Silas Nord’s home.
Frederick H Engelsdorfer presides at 10:00 a m morning worship. The chancel choir performs the anthem Before Thy Presence by Christopher von Gluck. Sunday school convenes at 11:15. Choir rehearsal is Thursday at 8:00 p m.
Pastor H L Engel leads a 10:00 a.m. divine service with 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sunday school. Choir rehearsals Thursday evening and Saturday evening for children. Announcements for Holy Communion on Saturday afternoon and evening. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at Minnie Brassow home. Men's Club meets Wednesday evening, Bible school Wednesday evening and Saturday morning.
Franks Texaco leads the Friday Night League with B B Recreation Wilmac and Hooft Service close behind. Baldy Deede rolled the high game and series, 236 and 574, as four pointers by B B Recreation and Hooft Service helped their teams. Hulls Grocery moved into a tie for sixth after a strong four-point week, while Hoefts Gulf Service remains near the cellar.
The league shows a close run for top spots as Wilmac climbs to a 28 all tie with Old Masters, while Hoefts Service trails just behind. Franks Texaco and B and B Recreation share the lead with 57 points amid notes of improved play and rough outings.
Last week's three and one affair saw Skylarks Haarer's Market and New York Carriers Hotshots defeat Universal Lodi Snaps and the Slick Chicks. Haarer's Market 2080 Lodi Snaps 2032 NYCC Hotshots 2014 led 450s: Armbruster 496 Stimpson 477 Rogers 462 Smith 459 Hoeft 458. Standings show Slick Chicks 45 23 Haarers Market 41 27 Skylarks 37 31 Hot Shots 31 37 Lodi Snaps 25 43 Universal 25 43.
Universal took four from Bergey s while Polar Bear won three from Wolfin and Robinson Saline Hotel and Standard Oil split M Strieter posted four strikes in a row Wright and Graf each had turkeys Cook had two doubles and six players posted 400 series Strieter led with 185 single game and 481 for three games Standard Oil had the high team game 744 and Saline Hotel the high team three games 2102 Graf Jordan Burkhart Armbruster Wright Bowen Klieve and Thomas surpassed 400 series.
The South Saline Extension Club met at Mrs. Albert Faust home with co hosts. Members did basket weaving, then shared a luncheon and business meeting led by vice president Mrs Everett Gilbert. Get well cards were signed for Mrs Walter Sally and Mrs Wilma Briggs. Next meeting is Feb 12 at Mrs Raymond Girbach’s. Farm Bureau met at Clarence Hall home with a lively post meeting discussion. Briggs and Sally recovering from major surgery. Sally children visited grandparents, Claude Gilberts. Georgina Motion visited from Ypsilanti, staying with the Motions. other callers included Melissa Greashaber and Burt Goodridge. hamond and C C Richards hosted dinner with Tecumseh relatives.
Mr and Mrs Roy Richard and family of Tecumseh join others in denouncing Saline's plan to take 28 acres for water works. They argue the land is not needed and the offered compensation is unfair, urging fair price and public justification before proceeding with eminent domain. The statement is signed by the landowners.
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