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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
4
A devotional reflection on II Corinthians 4 16 through 5 1 and a quote from John Quincy Adams. It contrasts aging and decay with spiritual fortitude, affirming that eternal life is in Christ and daily reliance on God brings strength and restoration through prayer and righteousness.
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules 10:00 a m Divine Service 11:00 a m Holy Communion and Sunday School Bible School Wednesday evening and Saturday morning Children’s Choir Tuesday evening Senior Choir Thursday evening Communion announcements Saturday afternoon and evening Church Council meets Wednesday at 9 Provisions for Saginaw to be brought to parsonage November 9 and 10 Sunday School teachers meet November 10 at 2:00 p m Pastor H L Engel leads this notice.
Father Leon Kennedy leads a Mass at St. Andrew’s Catholic Church at 10:00 a.m. Confession is available on the Sunday before Mass.
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer minister leads morning worship at 10 with Sunday School at 11 15. A Cornerstone Relaying service is scheduled for 2 30 in the afternoon inviting congregation and friends.
Divine Worship at 10 oclock with special choir music directed by Mrs Gene Fisher. Monday Official Board meeting at 8 in the church parlors. Wednesday Woman's Society of Christian Service meets in the church parlors at 8.
The Federated Church (Presbyterian and Baptist) led by Henry McKenzie offers 9:45 a m Sunday school with classes for all ages, 11:00 a m Divine Worship on A Faith Equal to the Age, nursery care by the Ladies Aid, 6:30 p m Young People's Society with a round table discussion, and 7:45 p m Evening Worship with special Adult Choir music.
Special music arranged by James Austin piano solo. Thursday November 5 at 7 00 p m Potluck Supper in church dining room by Church School teachers Guest speaker open to all interested in Christian education. Friday November 11 Ladies Aid Society guest day with program and music Mrs Clarence Johnson chairwoman. November 11 event time to be announced. November 11 4 00 p m Baked Goods Candy Sale by Intermediate Girls Class to raise funds for Christmas Gift Boxes for service men. Uphaus Electric Store. Thursday November 12 Circle JIL meets with Mrs Walter Jacobs.
A week of prayer observes the release of more than 100000 prisoners of war held mainly by the Soviet Union. Germans call to prayer on Oct 25 from Catholic and Protestant churches nationwide.
Dr. Joseph B. Cavallaro head of the Board of Higher Education calls for non dogmatic religious values in city schools and colleges and for compulsory teaching of American history. He says neglecting spiritual values erodes ideals and loyalties and notes religion is an inseparable part of American culture.
A cautionary note from the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police and state safety groups warns drivers to slow to under 20 mph near vacant lots where children practice football. It explains reaction and stopping distances, urging careful driving and emergency braking to prevent crashes.
A Pauline feature argues the best image of God is Jesus Christ, who reveals the Father’s mercy and love. It notes Christ’s acts of healing and forgiveness, and cites St. John’s God is love, urging service to the poor and the lowly as nobility in faith. The piece ends praising Christ as the Face of God.
Harvest time dish uses cream style corn to form a rich pudding baked in a water bath. Sausage links are baked around the pudding for a savory pairing yielding four servings.
A historical overview of the rise of chain supermarkets A thirty year era of national buying and distribution expanded fruit vegetable and meat availability through regional and national organizations The piece notes Florida California oranges West Coast canned fish Idaho potatoes Midwest beef and Georgia pimientos as examples of imported goods expanding from local to national commerce and the 1953 milestone of the National Association of Food Chains.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs announces Circle ITI of the Ladies Aid Society will move the November meeting to her home on Thursday evening November 12 at 8 00 o'clock.
The Federated Church School Intermediate Girls Class sponsors a candy and baked goods sale at Uphaus Electric Store on Wednesday November 11 starting at 4:00 p.m. Donations may be brought to the store or to Mrs Imogene Veen at 314 N Harris St before 3:30 p.m. Proceeds fund the churchs Christmas boxes for nine service members, some overseas and some at home.
Instructions note that individual articles may be submitted to any class member or to the pastor. This indicates a church or school activity organizing donations or reflections for nine boxes.
An ad touts Formula 402 vitamins as an inexpensive way to prevent fatigue irritability and deficiency. It claims benefits for infants children adults and seniors including energy better digestion stronger bones and renewed vigor. A 100 tablet supply costs 2.98 with payment to Kent House Box 691 Grand Central Station New York NY.
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