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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
6
10 A.M. divine service and 11 A.M. Sunday school. The Mary M artha Guild meets Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Korte. The adult class meets Friday evening. The children s choir rehearses Lateve. Thanksgiving services on Thanksgiving Day at 10 A.M.
Rev Frederick H Engelsdorfer conducts a memorial morning worship at St James Evangelical Church for members called to life triumph in past years. The chancel choir sings Remember Now Thy Creator and Sunday school meets at 11 15 A M with rehearsals Thursday 8 PM and Junior choir 9 30 Saturday morning for Christmas Carol Festival anthems.
Divine worship at 10 oclock with special music by the Youth Choir and a sermon Are you thankful Church School at 11 oclock Youth Fellowship at 7 30 Mrs James Beal leads discussion on Africa Union Thanksgiving Service Thursday at Federated Church Rev Alvin Siemsen to deliver the message.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed conducts morning worship at 10 A.M. with church school at 11 15 A.M. The pastor presents Good News About Guilt and an 11 15 A.M. adult assembly discusses The Child And The Church. Youth Fellowship meets 7 30 P.M. Sunday with a filmstrip We Grow Up. Members join Union Federated Church for Thanksgiving Day.
St Johns Lutheran Bridgewater Michigan announces pastor W Ray. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine Worship at 10 30 a m Sermon Giving To Gods Work Junior Choir Thursday 7 30 p m Senior Choir 8 30 p m Adult Class Thursday 8 p m Bible School Saturday 9 00 a m Thanksgiving Service Wednesday November 26 at 8 00 p m.
The Federated Church opens with 9 45 AM Church School and 11 AM Divine Worship centered on the Virtue of a Grateful Heart with adult choir anthems and nursery. A 12 30 PM Victory Dinner follows, then 6 PM Young People's Society and 7 45 PM Evening Worship.
York Baptist Church on Stony Creek and Platt Roads invites members to a combined November December family night on December 5. Pastor Edgar Sweetland will deliver the morning sermon titled Blessings That Flow from Justification at 11 a.m. next Sunday.
In our evening service we have used home talent with surprising results. A men's trio sang a week ago and a young lady sang a solo last Sunday evening. Do you have talent to share for the Lord. Youth service at 7 p.m. Wednesday and prayer and praise at 8 p.m.
After a week of practice Saline High coaches John Padsen and Howard Hill cut 55 prospects to 29. Fifteen are varsity material and 14 join the reserve squad, with weekly flexibility in makeup based on players shown.
The 15 member Hornet varsity includes six seasoned lettermen from 1951 52 with Jim Cook at center and guards Walfred Larson Joe Graf. Coaches may form the 1952 53 squad around these two groups while JV players from last season vie for spots.
Prospects listed include Ed Raus Jim Coury Jim Goe bel Dick Wiedmayer and Dave Bredernitz but the Hornets lack a solid center. Coaches may convert tall forwards Elfring Feldkamp and possibly Ron Finkbeiner into the pivot spot. Second team will be freshmen and sophomores with nine freshmen and five sophomores forming the junior varsity.
Analysts suggest a likely upset may occur as the preseason heat turns rumors into expectations. The note cites unnamed observers predicting surprise results and potential reversals of early favorites.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Larnce drove through the Mojave in a car packed with 50 pounds of ice and a floor dry ice block plus an air conditioner to stay cool. They stopped at a service station to learn why the car felt hot and discovered the heater remained on.
A compact guide suggests brightening leftover salads with lemon juice for fruit bases and added zest with relish or sharp cheese when using meat or vegetables.
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