The Quest For The Best Sermon At Local Church
In Our Churches schedule lists 410 a m Divine service and Holy Communion 11 a m Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning service and 11 00 a m Sunday School Sermon Subject for June 9 The Quest For The Best The official Board meets Tuesday at eight. Detroit Annual Conference opens June 12 in Port Huron with pastor and lay member attending Vacation Church School runs through June 14 and workers meet Monday at 8.
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Detroit
Methodist
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Church Plans Children’s Day Program
Sunday schedule lists 10 a.m. morning service and 11 a.m. Sunday School. A Children’s Day program by church school members is planned during the regular worship period. Youth Fellowship will continue activities.
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Youth Fellowship
R. W. McLaughlin Announces June Children’s Day Program
Pastor R. W. McLaughlin invites all to Sunday morning worship featuring Children’s Day exercises at 10:00. Activities include Sunday School at 11:15 and evening service at 7:45. Vacation Bible School starts Monday morning June 17 for boys and girls.
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Christian Endeavor
St James church service details from Saline area
Five miles west of Saline on U S 112 the St James church led by Pastor C A Haneberg holds worship at 10:00 AM with Sunday School at 11:15 AM.
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C. A. Haneberg
Saline
U.S. 112
German Language Worship Service This Sunday
A worship service conducted in the German language will be held on the first Sunday of the month. Attendees may expect traditional hymns scripture reading and a brief sermon in German.
St. John's Bridgewater Church Notices
L. G. George Daschner pastor announces 10:00 a.m. morning service with Holy Communion The Confirmation Class will receive first communion on Sunday Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. and asks readers to help grow the class Our Sunday School is growing, won't you help to make it grow larger Announcements Friday and Saturday
Michigan trout season changes proposed by northern conservationists
The Michigan Mirror reports a push by A F L and conservationists in northern Michigan for a May 15 opening and a Sept 15 closing of the trout season. Proponents argue the later start aligns with pike season and reduces violations, while the later end would aid tourism.
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Michigan
Frank ‘Davis
East Michigan Tourist Association
Frank
Bay City
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Press Association
Newberry
Take Superior News and Mining Journal
John N. Ingersoll
State Press Association
Copper Harbor
Keweenaw Peninsula
Ingersoll
Sault Ste. Marie
Cadillac Square
Detroit
Antoine de la Mathe Cadillac
Fort Ponchartrain
D’troit
George N. Fuller
State Historical Commission
Lansing
Green Bay
Ontanogan
Verron Brown
California
Bread as Sacred Bond and Food Security Reflected
The piece recalls bread baking as a religious rite and sharing bread as a sign of friendship. It contrasts scarcity in past crises with modern abundance in America and muses on gratitude. It notes a radio quiz question about lamb chops and the origin of meat.
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America
Veal liver questions and Detroit’s auto era reflections
A reader recalls a rural town market scene with a veal liver exchange and the clerk's patience. The column laments DIY wisdom and questions of animal origin. It also notes Detroit’s sesquicentennial and the 100th anniversary of the first automobile on city streets, recalling old horses vs cars and paved streets.
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Detroit
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