Area Church Activities at Methodist Church
Worship at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. on March 26. Sermon titled If Thou be the Christ. Special choir music and Baby Church for children. Lenten service at 7 30 p m with District Superintendent Dr Frank Fitch. Youth fellowship travels to Ypsilanti March 26.
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Methodist Church
R. S. Hocking
Baby Church
Frank Fitch
Elwin Strait
Clyde Marshall
Ypsilanti
St Pauls Church Activities Update
St Pauls Church evangelical and Reformed announces morning worship at 10 a.m. and church school at 11 15 a.m. Youth and senior choirs rehearse tonight. The membership class meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. The confirmation class with Dale Essenburg Darrel Fink beiner Richard Draper and Glenn Hagen will appear in a present.
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ST. Paul’s Church
Alvin Siemsen
Dale Essenburg
Darrel Finkbeiner
Richard Draper
Glenn Hagen
Federated Church Preaches Lenten Service and Sanctuary Dedication
Federal Church outlines Sunday 10 am Divine worship with sanctuary dedication and theme Build Thee More State Ty Mansions. 11:15 am church school. Evening services and youth activities listed including Junior and Senior Young People's Societies and a sermon series on The Sermon on the Mount. Special music by adult choir and solo by Mrs Ronald Tower.
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Federated “Church, Presbyterian and Baptist
Henry McKenzie
Thomas Hinkin
Ronald Tower
Young People’s Society
Jane Klueter
Palestine
Trinity Lutheran Holds Services and Class Examinations
Trinity Lutheran led by Pastor L. Engel offers a 10 a.m. divine service and 11 a.m. Sunday school with an 8 p.m. Lenten service. The confirmation class meets midweek and Saturday morning. Next Sunday eight children including Barbara Anderson and Victoria Bredernitz will be examined in Christian doctrine. Y. P. E. meets Thursday.
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Barbara Anderson
Victoria Bredernitz
Elsie. _Heusel
Marilyn Jantz
Elaine Korte
Evelyn Korte
Richard Niethammer
Jack Steiner
Missionary Elmer Hutchison to Speak at York Baptist Church
Edgar Sweetland reports Rev. Elmer Hutchison from Belgian Congo will be the featured speaker at York Baptist Church on Sunday March 26 with sermons at 11 a.m. and pictures at 8 p.m. Other services include Bible school at 10 a.m. Youth meeting at 7 p.m. Senior Prayer Band at 7 30 p.m. Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church also listed with morning worship and Sunday school times.
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York Baptist Church
Stoney Creek
Pratt Roads
Edgar Sweetland
Elmer Hutchison
Congo
St James Evangelical Church Schedule Near Saline
Worship service Sunday 10 a.m. with Sunday school at 11 10 a.m. Bible study class Tuesday 8 p.m. Senior choir rehearsal Friday 8 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal Saturday 11 a.m. Located five miles west of Saline on US 112, pastor E F Lawrenz leads.
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ST. James Evangelical Church
Saline
Us-112
E. F. Lawrenz
St John’s Lutheran Church Services Notice
St John’s Lutheran Church in Bridgewater schedules Divine worship at 11 a.m. Sundays with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Duane Gri bach serves as superintendent for Bible school held Saturdays at 9 a.m.
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ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
H. W. Ray
Duane Girbach
Rum Runners among Tuscarora bootleggers in early trade
The Tuscarora Indians of North Carolina acted as early bootleggers carrying forbidden rum to interior tribes. Buyers used the largest mouth of a tribesman as a scale, with the mouth man ladling rum into a bowl as the receptacle.
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North Carolina
Social greetings and gatherings across Central area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hirth and Gerald called on Bert and Mrs Moore on Thursday. Erwin Hieber and Larry visited Mrs Cora Grosshans and Hileen Friday night. Mrs Earl Alber Lynn and Larry spent Wednesday with Mrs Edward Lambarth. Cora Grosshans and Hi Jeen had turkey with Norman Wenk family Sunday. Willard Manor Dale visited Raymond Lambarth Saturday. Miss Mary Drake of Detroit called on Harold and Bert Moore Sunday. John Alexander of Ann Arbor visited Sunday with her parents Charles Naylor. Floyd Schneider and Manchester family were Sunday dinner guests of Bert Hummel. Norman Moore was surprised Monday for birthday. Guests included Bert Moore, Lewis Hoff man, Linda. William Birkle, Willard Palmer, Walter Moore, Walter Stoll, and Iaverne Moore. gifts for Mrs Moore noted.
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Oscar Hirth
Gerald
Bert Moore
Erwin Hieber
Larry
Cora Grosshans
Hileen
Earl Alber
Lynn
Edward Lambarth
Hi- Jeen
Norman Wenk
Willard Manor
Dale
Raymond Lambarth
Mary Drake
Detroit
Harold Drake
John Alexander
Ann Arbor
Sunnday
Charles Naylor
Floyd Schneider
Manchester
Bert Hummel
Norman Moore
Lewis Hoffman
Linda
William. Birkle
Willard Palmer
Walter Moore
Walter Stoll
Iaverne Moore
Moore
Great Coal Regions Across Appalachia and Central States
The two major coal producing regions are the Appalachian fields and the Central States. The Appalachian region runs mainly from Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio down through West Virginia and eastern Kentucky, extending to the western fringe of Virginia, eastern Tennessee, and into northern Alabama.
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Appalachian
Central States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Trends Shift in Woodwork Finish Across Homes
A noted change in interior design sees woodwork moved from dark varnish to white or ivory enamel and lighter tones. The practice of matching trim to walls or using pale creams is gaining wide popularity.
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Ciseri
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L. Engel
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Schneider Roads
T. W. Menzel
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