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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
6
St Pauls Church Evangelical and Reformed lists morning worship at 10 a m with sermon You Can Be Different. Church school at 11 15 a m. Pastor Alvin Siemsen to lead. Workers meeting is next Thursday evening. Congregational meeting set for Sunday July 19. Annual picnic scheduled for Sunday July 22.
Pastor R. K. Feuell leads Sunday services at the Methodist Church with Divine Worship at 10 o clock and special music by soloist Katherine Briggs. Church School begins at 41 o'clock.
Monday official board meeting at the church 8 o clock. Tuesday Esther Circle meets at Mrs. Martin Blair home 8 o'clock and Ruth Circle with Mrs. Bernice Martin 6 30 for potluck. Wednesday general noting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the church 8 o'clock.
H L Engel pastor leads services at Trinity Lutheran Church. 10 A M divine service and 11 A M Sunday School. 6 30 PM men’s chili picnic at Fred Braun home on Beemis Road. Male Chorus rehearses Tuesday. Church Council meets Wednesday. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon in church basement. Junior Choir rehearses Thursday. New group of ladies meets Friday at F Lockwood home on Michigan Ave.
St James Evangelical Church five miles west of Saline on US 112 led by Rev E F Lawrenz holds worship Sunday at 10:00 A M with Sunday School at 11:00 A M A picnic is planned for August 5 and a vacation Sunday on July 15 no other events listed.
The Federated Church led by Henry Mckenzie offers 9:45 A M Sunday school classes, 11:00 A M Divine Worship with mid summer Holy Communion on the theme Perspectives, and 7:00 P M film Fire Upon The Hearth after a Young People worship. Public invited. Tuesday July 10 2:30 P M Sil- assisted activities listed.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court, Judge Jay H. Payne orders July 19 1951 as the hearing date for administrator Tescher final account of Lemuel O Goldsmith estate and directs three weeks of publication in Saline Observer. The notice lists public distribution of residue and the appointment of examining officials. Also included is a mortgage sale notice against Ernest W Church et al regarding property in Manchester Washtenaw County with sale set for September 17 1951 at 10:00 AM. Martha H Weinlander is surviving mortgagee.
Mrs. C. A. Harris of Ann Arbor attends as guest speaker on Flower Arrangement. Public invited Wednesday July 11 at 12 30 PM. Annual Ladies Aid Society Picnic at the Park Wednesday 8 30 PM followed by choir rehearsal.
Federated Church youth plan annual Camp at Youth Island on White Lake near Pontiac. Enrollment for ages twelve and older is through Pastor Rev Henry McKenzie with reservations due mid next week. Program includes instruction, handicraft, swimming. staff and final details to be announced.
The Federated Church Ladies Aid Society holds its annual picnic at Saline City Park on Wednesday July 11 at 12 30 PM. Members bring their own table service and food to pass. All church women invited with a brief business meeting after led by Mrs John Dicks and a missionary topic by Mrs Reuben Rogers. Entertainment and program to follow.
The Federated Ladies Aid Circle II invites the public to a Silver Tea on Tuesday July 10 at 2 30 PM in the church dining room. Mrs C A Harris from Ann Arbor will discuss flower arrangement and previously taught landscaping in Saline High School adult education. Bring or loan flowers and vases by notifying Mrs Russell Wright or Mrs Hugh Austin.
A brief Michigan calendar item notes a lecture titled United States in the context of a weekly schedule. Details are sparse, but the entry indicates an academic event on Thursday. No additional names or locations are provided in the readable text.
A schedule listing include World Crisis lecture by Harold H. Fisher at Rackham Assembly Hall and stage plays Green Grow the Lilacs at Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. Exhibitions feature Michigan Historical Collections, Rosenwald Master prints, and Moholy Nagy watercolors. Coming events include subjects on NATO and handicapped worker rehabilitation conference.
The production of Ibsen's drama An Enemy of the People opens July 11 and closes July 14. Performances feature a local cast and are staged at the town theater with daily showings.
Ralph Cook tested legume pasture vs dry lot with 22 pigs in Calhoun county. Pigs on pasture gained 42 pounds vs 36 in the dry lot, used 79 pounds of supplement versus 196, and fed $ per 100 pounds of gain cheaper on pasture. Michigan State College specialists advise pasture, especially legumes, for livestock.
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