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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
3
Presbyterian and Baptist Henry McKenzie, minister, announces church services at 9:45 a m with Sunday school and 11:00 a m worship titled Looking Toward the Hills. Adult choir performs with nursery for children. Wednesday ice cream social on the church lawn. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:30 p m.
St Pauls Church Evangelical and Reformed announces morning worship at 10 am and church school at 11 15 am Pastor Alvin Siemsen will preach Getting Hold of Yourself Those in need of pastoral ministration should call Edwin Hering for counsel Sundays July 27 and August 3 services and church school are canceled due to vacation period
The Trinity Lutheran Church led by Pastor H. L. Engel offers a 10 a.m. divine service and 11 a.m. Sunday school. The junior choir rehearses Thursday at 7 30, and the Mary Martha Guild meets at Dr. and Mrs C D Hofman’s home. The pastor and family depart next Monday for a 10 day vacation in northern Michigan.
Divine worship at 10 o'clock with special music and sermon Down Memory Lane. Church school at 11. Monday Get Acquainted class plans a picnic in Sa sine Park. Thursday choir rehearsal at 7 30.
St James Church Frederick H Engelsdorfer pastor marks 69th Founders Day with 10:00 a m worship and sermon Blessed to Bless The chancel choir sings Blessed This House junior choir Behold How Good and Pleasant Sunday school at 11 15 a m All former and present members invited to attend Homecoming service.
Evelyn Korte visits classmate Annette Bailey of Tecumseh this week. Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson and family spent last week at Manistee. Clyde Griffin Jimmy and Owen Armbruster went to Traverse City and back. A group of thirty FFA boys toured Bob Lo on Sunday.
A casual snippet offers a simple deep dish pie crust recipe using flour margarine sugar lemon rind and fruit plus food safety notes on refrigerating poultry fish and meat. It adds foot care wardrobe advice and lingerie care tips for prolonging color and fabric life.
Column by John van Guilder urges use of props to anchor subjects and induce natural expressions. For babies a small prop like a toy or tape holds attention. for older people props reveal habits and locale, easing self consciousness and enriching the image.
Mr and Mrs Charles Osgood and Norman Guenth er accompany them. Detroit visitors Harold Spavin call at Arthur Miller home. Gable and Steinke families visit Ann Arbor. Dan Murray guests of Steinke in Ann Arbor. Reiman couple announce birth of son born July 9 in Ypsilanti. J R Shaw relocating to Washington DC with Sylvia Gross. Danny Murray ill with mumps. Sandra Shaw visits grandparents Herman Gross. Ross family picnic at Big Silver Lake. 4 H class attended by Nancy and Sandra Ross in Ann Arbor. Reverend Siemsen leaves for Fife Jake. attends UM conference on Speech and the Preacher. Others visit, travel and summer activities noted across Albion, Mt Clemens, Lansing, Burlington, and Pleasant Lake areas.
Saline Girl Scouts meet for a buddy burner breakfast on July 12 drawing strong attendance. In the afternoon a camper exploration trip to Camp o the Hills introduces girls to next year’s activities. The next meeting is July 26 from 2 to 4 at the Girl Scout Rooms. Bring light twine and a knife.
A molded gelatin salad uses pale dry ginger ale to create a tangy flavor. The Cherry Banana Salad uses black cherries orange juice lemon juice and banana slices folded into raspberry gelatin then chilled and unmolded on watercress serving with cream dressing.
The Blackbird squadron of the 67th Group under Colonel Edwin S Chickering supplies crucial intelligence for Far East Air Forces. Members juggle planning, maintenance, and extra duties while base improvements boost morale with new offices and homey flower boxes.
The ad promotes T-4-L as a remedy for athlete's foot claiming it peels outer skin to expose fungi and kill on contact. It promises instant drying and a 40 cent refund if not satisfied within one hour at Reveling Corner Drug Store. Dated 7 31.
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