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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
7
A devotional piece recalls Ezekiel and Revelation themes with a child listening to a radio and claiming to lend God a tea set. It urges daily humility, prayer, and openness to God’s presence, ending with a prayer to Heavenly Father and a thought for the day about listening to God.
Mrs. D F Lawrenz and daughter Marguerite of Detroit were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Handy. Detroit visitors plus Mrs David Anderson and Mrs William Rhode of Pletcher Ohio visited Minneota relatives returning July 5. Randall Coates and family toured Flint area. Leland Graf visited Hale friends. Don Ford and family toured Canada and New England ending in Michigan June 21. Merritt Martin and David Martin brought Charlotte from Lapeer for a two week visit. they stopped at Commerce Lake on return.
Lettuce with oil and vinegar dressing adds a crisp green touch to the meal. Watermelon is a refreshing dessert. Try it with a wedge of lemon squeezed over it. Clear cool iced tea is a perfect beverage to serve with this supper. Iced tea bags are new this year in stores.
A county 4-H dairy judging tour is planned for Friday July 11 starting at 9:00 am with registrations at Oakland Farms near Ann Arbor. Top five will form the county team if 15 points separate the top ten. practice and reasons are emphasized. judging includes Jersey, Holstein, and Brown Swiss classes across several farms.
General Matthew B Ridgway urges blood donation by the public to support the Armed Forces. He stresses that giving blood can save the life of someone dear to donors and underscores the campaign as a patriotic duty.
A note states that Virginia leads with eight presidents, more than any other state. It mentions a Pennsylvania bituminous coal mine using a subterranean belt conveyor system three and one half miles long.
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