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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1953
Page
8
St Pauls Evangelical Reformed Church led by Pastor Alvin Siemsen offers morning worship at 10 a m and church school at 11 15 a m The sermon is Moving Toward Christian Maturity Membership visitation and church school worker meetings are at 8 p m Monday Federated Church led by Henry McKenzie also listed.
A church listing outlines 9:45 a.m. classes for all ages, 11:00 a.m. divine worship with a theme on life, 6:30 p.m. Young People Society, and 7:45 p.m. evening service with music. It notes rehearsals for junior and senior choirs, plus upcoming Circle II and Friendship Class meetings on November 12 and 18 and a choir session on November 19.
Mayor Impellitteri presents the New York City Medal of Honor to Major General William F. Dean. Dean, 55, recently returned to the United States after three years in Chinese Communist captivity.
Circle I will meet with Mrs. A. W. Cuff in the K2 Building at Ypsi Lanti State Hospital. Call Mrs. Silas Nord for transportation.
James Austin of Saline High School Band was named soloist in the Young Artists of the Week on University of Michigan Station W U M He performed Fitzgerald’s Introduction and Fantasy and was interviewed by the W A O M announcer He also played first trumpet with the Michigan Youth Symphony at a concert for Michigan Civic Symphony conductors at the Michigan League Building Ann Arbor He and Christina Schnierle sang a duet on the Howard Heath Farm and Home Hour on W P A G last Tuesday
The three Circles of the Ladies Aid Federated Society of Federated Church continue a doll dressing project for Christmas benevolence. Dolls will be prepared to be sent by December 1 to Booneville Kentucky for distribution in fourteen Sunday Schools led by Rev. Robert McClure. Children from Federated Church School will collect November gifts for Kentucky missions. Circle TUL hosts tonight, other Circles meet next Thursday November 79, transportation by Mrs Silas Nord.
The Friendship Class of Federated Church will meet Wednesday November 18 at 1 30 pm hosted by Mrs Fredricka McKride and Henry Sr with Mrs Alger Allison presiding The gathering follows a postponement due to Thanksgiving and features a quotation by Joseph Fort Newton.
Miss Electa Murray and Mr. Howard Hoover wed October 1 at 8 p.m. in Milan Baptist Church with 200 guests. Rev. Blake Hunt officiated as gowns and bouquets featured white mums, pink and yellow accents, and a large reception followed at Milan Community Hall.
The junior class presents a three act comedy You Cant Kiss Caroline in November at the Saline High School auditorium. Cast includes six boys and nine girls with roles like Ma Rand Susie Milt Johnnie Willie Joe Stanley Howie Bunny Pat Shirley Jeanette Caroline Sally and Miss Jameson. Director is Mrs Milred A Haswell with Howard M Hill and Dwight Pewmolds handling stage settings and lighting.
Saline Variety leads the Thursday league after a 3 point gain. Rae Gillen achieved three consecutive strikes amid a tied contest between top teams. Doubles were recorded by Lam barth Burkhart Fritz Gray Schmidt Graf Kluwe Hayes Finkbeiner Lange Green Gil Jen Bersuder Wilson. Team standings show Saline Variety ahead as Lambarth Ramblers and Bridgewater Tavern trail. In the 7 o clock bowling news Pool's Hotshots and the Slick Chicks split the week 2 2 while Lodi Snars beat Universal and Skylarks beat Rockets.
S Bredernitz and M Vance rolled two 500 series with 2110 and 2048 team highs for Skylarks and Rockets. Individual leaders included H Frey 483 M Jaeger 475 J Hoeft 440 Bredernitz 435 and B Steiner 431. Vance had four straight strikes and Armbruster turkeyed with Turner Schultz Hoeft. Doubles appeared for Rogers Crosbie Jaeger Coe Bredernitz. Women hit 200s: Armbruster 209 Bredernitz 203 Steiner 202 Vance 201. Standings show Standard Oil, Universal, Saline Hotel, Bergey’s tied for 4th with Polar Bear, Wolfin-Robison. High series over 425: Bowen 490 Starling 469 Armbruster 465 Strieter 455 Graf 448 Kluwe 436. Strieter’s 6-7-10 split and turkey by Strieter highlighted the evening.
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