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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
4
Evangelical and Reformed Saint Pauls Church announces morning worship at 10 a.m. Church school at 11 15 a.m. Confirmation and reception of new members planned during the service. Young married couples group to meet Sunday evening at 7 p.m. pastor Alvin Siemsen leads.
Sunday worship at 10 with anthem by the youth choir and sermon Aldersgate What is it. Church School at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30. Monday Get Ac quainted Class supper and program at 7. Wednesday midweek service 7 30. Thursday choir rehearsal 7 30.
Trinity Lutheran Church invites worship at 10 am for Divine service and 11 am for Sunday school. The male chorus rehearses Tuesday evening and the Junior choir rehearses Thursday evening.
The Federated Church lists morning worship at 9 45 with the minister Henry McKenzie and a second service at 11 with the theme Changing Emphasis in Religion. Special music by the Adult Choir and nursery available. Evening worship at 7 45 on the topic Jesus and the New Testament. Church circles and rehearsals planned for May 17 23 with hostesses Mrs Silas Nord Mrs Henry McKenzie Mrs Hubert Beach and Mrs Herod Tehrec.
A large congregation attended Mother's Day services at York Baptist Church on Stony Creek and Platt. Pastor Edgar Syyherland spoke on Cleansing The Temple at 11 a.m. and The Last Invitation in the Bible at 8 p.m. Bible School and Youth Meeting were scheduled for 9:06 a.m. and 7 p.m. respectively. Two mothers with seven children each were honored with corsages this Sunday morning.
Five miles west of Saline on US 112 stands St James Evangelical Church with Rev E F Lawrenz serving as pastor.
A church announces a worship service at 10 00 A M and Sunday school at 11 10 A M on Sunday. The notice provides no further details.
Private First Class David A. Cuff graduates from Air Force Communications School at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. He is the son of Arthur and Mrs. Cuff of Saline Michigan and has served on active duty since August 18 1950 after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.
Britton Telephone company modernizes its system with new dial phones and a harmonic ringing feature. A midnight May 18 launch marks the transition after a 1949 reorganization raising capital to 55000 and adding 359 phones and eight miles of cable. The rural line plan aims to keep subscribers per line to six. Families from Detroit Plymouth and local residents join for Mothers Day at the Feuell home.
Marie Kinsley Joyce Jewell of Ann Arbor and Shirley Morton Garry Leonard are listed for May 15 notices. Peggy Ann Schmitt is listed for May 16.
Local notices report Sunday guests at the Starling home including Mr. and Mrs. Sian Adams and their sons of Willow Village, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and daughter from Detroit, and Mrs. Clare Adams with Mr. and Mrs. De.
Verde Burkholder and his Dundee family host surprise guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Starling en route from St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs. Ernest Parrish and Mrs. Betts of Midland visit Rev. and Mrs. Feuell.
Catholics from Michigan attended a May 6 field day open house and dedication at Boysville in Macon sponsored by Knights of Columbus state officers. The program opened with a procession led by Cardinal Edward Moving, featured a horse show with three winning riders, and included tours of dorms, dining hall, infirmary, and wood shop.
A group enjoyed a cordial visit during an afternoon at Boysville before departing, sharing light talk and reflections on the day.
Babies born this week include a son to Mr and Mrs Roger Vandoren on May 10 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bowers of Manchester on May 9 and a son to Mr and Mrs Roland Goltz on May 10. Patients admitted this week include Mrs Ted Ormsby on May 14 Mrs Clarence Girbach on May 15 and Mrs Elia Murray on May 15. Tonselectomies for Millie and
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