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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
3
Classified card lists rates for notices. Card of Thanks pricing set at six cents per line with poetry at five cents per line. Admission-based entertainment announcements charged at six cents per line with a minimum 25 cents. Sim R. Wilson appears as a Saline Observer figure in the layout.
The Student Council approves guest cards for school events hosted by classes. Guests must present a card. cards available from class hosts, the superintendent, or the principal. Parties end by 11 30 unless the J Hop is noted. no smoking or drinking. tickets cost ten cents for students and staff, 25 cents for others.
Students in American government under Mrs Kuebler build fan charts of the President's cabinet and duties. Clifton Bird fills in a U S map with state names and cities hosting federal prisons. Mrs Moore leads a play titled Take My Advice with posters and notices upcoming.
Melba Charlesworth notes a chemistry class exhib it last Friday night with committees named Lou Evelyn Bowen, Katy Lou Clay, Lloyd Armbruster and John Schroen. The piece also includes light conversations about valence and a joke about Madrid in Africa, plus a line about Spain Russia and Madrid.
Ruth Stull reports that English is a required high school subject focusing on writing and speaking essentials. Students learn outlining paragraphs and delivering a one minute talk on a chosen subject.
Students review newspaper articles to extract key points, focusing on main ideas and related details. The exercise analyzes common speech faults such as run on sentences and voice intonation, preparing a three minute Friday talk on any subject.
Students describe last night in night school visiting two classes and attending an auditorium program. Biology girls cleaned a basement room noted as dirtier than others while planning breakfasts in home economics for a meal tomorrow. They expect a good meal and invite attendees to Friday night class work display.
The Campfire group met three times since last update. Meetings at Maxine Fosdick and Hileen Moehn planned new member initiations, including Miss Teller. The November 3 gathering at Shirley Stephenson's home welcomed Miss Feller, Shirley Rogers, Geraldine Hayball, Barbara Pierce, Doris Jean Davis and Wanda Koebbe with refreshments.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school 11 15 Epworth Leagues 6 30 The Federated church will unite with us in the closing service of the preaching mission at 7 30 Rev Roy Miller will be the preacher The Washtenaw County Brotherhood will hold services next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday You are welcome to all the services
The reporter tours country schools noting discipline and cleanliness. At Fosdick school teacher Mrs Brandt teaches in a wheel chair with a broken leg yet conducts class. Neighbors near Ypsilanti are mentioned with local residents and changes in the Town Line area.
Last Sunday morning worship began on time with late arrivals. The sermon theme on Sunday will be Could Jesus Have on time. The Sunday school plans to start at 11 15 and Christian Endeavorers meet at 6 30 for prayer and discussion.
Advice urged readers to keep cars in A 1 shape with brakes checked lighting adjusted and batteries charged. Emphasis on rear view mirrors steering ease and prompt repairs plus a note to read the ads to save subscription costs.
The Wheelock Family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness and floral offerings after the death of their father. They especially thank the Rev. Roy Miller and the singers for support during their bereavement.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M. C. Phillipp invites parishioners to divine services at 10 am and Sunday school at 11. English services occur every second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone is welcome.
The Saline Township church observes Memorial Sunday with W Breitenbach pastorate. English service at 10 am on November 22 with sermon Do the Dead Live. Sunday school at 11 am. German and English services alternate, English on the second and fourth Sundays. Observer ad rates offered.
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