Washtenaw Woman Author Of Religious Piece In National Magazine
A Miss Dorothy M Brown of Route 1 Manchester writes in Juvenile Pleasure Cleveland Ohio July issue about canting messages from God through the Bible. The article urges daily Bible reading, contrasts early copy Bible scarcity with present access, and stresses spiritual growth through Jesus Christ. It also notes the enemy Satan and the need to overcome through faith and daily feeding on scripture.
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Washtenaw
National Magazine
Cleveland
Ohio
God
Satan
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lord Jesus
Jeanie Nichols Far Abroad in Ecumenical Work Camp
Miss Jeanie Nichols daughter of Mrs Harold Gray Saline Valley Farms sailed for Europe to take part in an Ecumenical Work Camp and is now in Brevres Germany. In a postcard home she said it was very picturesque.
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Jeanie Nichols
Harold Gray
Saline Valley Farms
Europe
Brevres
Germany
JCC Teen Age Road E O Entry Details
Teen agers may enter the JCC sponsored Teen Age Road E O on Saturday July 26 at 1 p m by contacting Mike Strait Bob Harrison Dick Martin or Al Coley First prize 12 second 8 third 5 The winner advances to the state contest and possibly the national contest Winners judged on driving skill and a written road rules test.
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JCC
Art Michalke Takes Third In Hole-In-One Contest
Art Michalke of Five Points placed third in the Optimist Club Hole-In-One contest at Ann Arbor Municipal Course. Forty eight golfers competed. his best ball stopped five feet 1134 inches from the cup. The event raises funds for underprivileged children in Ann Arbor.
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Art Michalke
Ann Arbor
Michalke
Alex Canja
Ypsilanti High
Brotherhood Meeting at Whitmore Lake Church July 20
The Washtenaw County Brotherhood meets at Whitmore Lake Methodist Church at 4 p m on Sunday July 20 for a single gathering Rev C W Carpenter of Ann Arbor will preach Second Baptist Church of Ann Arbor provides music A basket picnic lunch will follow requested are table service sandwiches and a dish to pass Ronald Towers president
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Washtenaw County
Social event details outline circle duties and volunteers
Circle I handles posters and refreshments for the social while Circle II supervises serving with a cakes committee. Coffee duties are assigned to several members and Circle III covers arrangements led by Mrs Arthur Jacobsen with a tickets committee including Miss Mary Morden and others.
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Circle I
Circle II
Reid Ross
Walter Jacobs
Silas Nord
Hilda Larivee
Cotton
George Spicer
Young Peoples Society
Circle III
Arthur Jacobsen
Mary Morden
H. Burk
Mark Forsythe
Maurice Henderson
Family Picnic Set by Federated Church Ladies Aid
Holders of the Ladies Aid Society circle plan a family picnic at State Park near Wamplers Lake on Friday afternoon July 18. Members and children will swim in the lake and husbands are invited for a picnic supper. Transportation help can be arranged by Mrs Arthur Jacobsen or Mrs Hazen Jewell.
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Circle I
The
Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church
Wamplers Lake
Arthur Jacobsen
Hazen Jewell
War's Toll on Children Highlighted by Captain Deede Letter
Captain Lawrence Deede writes from Korea about innocent children suffering in war. He describes ten war orphans living in a small cardboard shack beside an Air Police guard hut near a Korean village gate.
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Lawrence Deede
Korea
Deede
the Observer
A. P’s
Air Police Guard
Additional Booths At Ice Cream Social
At the Federated Ladies Aid Society meeting final plans were set for an ice cream social on the church lawn Wednesday July 23. Additional booths will offer aprons and homemade candy alongside ice cream cake coffee soft drinks and a children's fish pond.
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Federated Ladies Aid Society
Orphanage Search Fails as Local Shelter Cites Clothes Shortage
A report describes hungry underclothed children aided by Air Police with penicillin and spam at a military camp. Officers seek clothing and an orphanage placement but find no supply and full facilities. They request Saline Observer to arrange donated outfits for four boys.
Children’s charity drive seeks old clothes for kids
The appeal asks readers to donate outgrown garments to the Observer office or Deede Radio and Electric. Donors are told where the clothes will go and that the donations will help keep some children alive and supported.
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Observer Office
Deede Radio and Electric
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Dorothy M. Brown
Manchester
Heaven
Atlas Milling CO
Clinton
BPS
Patterson-Sargent Paints
Lambarth Bros
Michigan Ave
Brotherhood
Washtenaw Sportsmen Club
U. S. 23
G. S. 12
Oxle
Itm
Alex Nicol
Clinton Hotel
Hazel Easton
Men’s Union
Wilbany
KOTEX
Cornell
DEPT
South Main Street
Michigan
James Raythm
Vitalit Velvet Strap
Goodrich P.f’s
Oxfords
Camp Mocs
McCcasins
Black & Brown
Men’s Sale
Ypsilanti
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