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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
3
York Baptist Church Edgar Sweetland pastor invites participation in Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Continuing the activities.
Studies in First Corinthians at 7 pm youth meeting. Senior prayer band at 7 30 pm. Evening message at 8 pm The Message of Affection. Wednesday prayer and praise at 8 pm. Friday choir practice at 8 pm.
Trinity Lutheran Church led by Pastor H. L. Engel holds a 10 am divine service with Holy Communion at 11 am.
Several area churches announce worship at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 a m for Methodist Federated and St John Lutheran. Special Lent services include a German 8 p m sermon by Pastor Koeninger of Ann Arbor on Isaiah 53 7 8. Choirs rehearse, youth activities and midweek gatherings noted.
A fragment notes a church service titled Out From Heaven with the start time listed as seven thirty and invites attendance.
Washtenaw county school superintendents led by W. W. Downing of Manchester attended the American Association of School Administrators convention in Atlantic City from Sunday February 26 to Thursday March 2. The agenda featured speakers such as Branch Rickey, Wayne Morse, Margar et Chase Smith, David Lilienthal, Beardsley Ruml and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt among others with topics on education peace democracy and global understanding.
Norman Cousins of New York led a Saturday Revue talk on Dreaming About World Peace. Fred War ing and his Pennsylvanians headlined Wednesday for the Associated Exhibitors as Supt. Downing urged human relations in schools and cooperation for a peaceful world. The Atlantic City convention gathered at Convention Hall with Virginia Mason of Wilmington demonstrating seventh grade class work.
Red cedar from Washington and Oregon has been logged for over a hundred years. It yields shingles lumber poles piling boats cabinet work boxes drain boards gutters framing rowing shells and chemical tanks and vats in varied applications.
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