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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
2
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Community notes report baking contest prep at Cole's Feed Store and a hospital internship for Lee Feldkamp in Grace hospital. Social events include kitchen showers for Mrs. Helen Hutzel and Miss Helen Haarer, with Miss Phoebe Minzey celebrating her 100th birthday anniversary at Saline hospital.
Fred Heininger captured first prize on horses at the county fair. Daniel Reeves and family plan to move back to their old home here January 1, and Marvis Davenport will return as janitor of the courthouse. Senator Ward and D. A. Hammond are slated to speak here Thursday.
Central Lods Mr and Mrs Willard Manor and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Edward Lambarth. Norris Street and family moved to Ypsilanti from Joy Lowery farm. Several couples visited others including Bert Moore Ralph West Laverne Moore with Walter Moore and Owen Lambarth. Martha Kitts from Ann Arbor returned home after staying with Miss Gertie Drake.
Federated Church plans include 10 am divine worship with theme Spiritual Integrity and special music, nursery, 1 35 am church school, 5 30 pm Junior Young People's Society, 6 30 pm Senior Young People's Society, and 7 15 pm Evening worship on Life of Christ. Wednesday features Friendship class at 2 30 pm and choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm. Union Reformation Sunday services set for Oct 29 at Saline High School 8 pm.
Rev. FPeuell leads divine worship at 10 with an anthem by the Youth Choir. Sermon titled Satan Was Wrong. Nursery open during service. Church school at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30 led by Robert Wallace. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday in Dixboro.
Trinity Lutheran led by Pastor H. L. Engel holds a 10 a.m. divine service and 11 a.m. Sunday school. YPS meets Thursday evening. The pastor will travel to Milwaukee next week for General Mission Board meetings on Apache Indian missions in Arizona. No Bible school next Wednesday evening.
A meditation on Philip the Evangelist from Acts 8 highlights joy as a hallmark of Christian faith. The pastor from Egypt recalls converting from Islam, finding Christianity a religion of song and gladness, with joy spreading wherever Philip preached despite persecution. The prayer seeks peace and thanksgiving through Christ.
St James Evangelical Church 5 miles west of Saline on US-112 led by Pastor E F Lawrenz offers worship Sunday at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 10 a.m.
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church Bethel Church and Schneider Roads announces a 10 a m worship service and 11 a m Sunday school led by Pastor T W Menzel.
St Pauls Church Evan gelical Reformed announces morning worship at 10 a.m. and church school at 11 15 a.m led by Pastor Alvin Siems en.
The Evang Home for Orphans and Old People hosts a fall gathering at York Baptist Church in Ed gar Sweetsland with pastor Edgar Sweetsland. Convoy Rally begins Oct 17 at 4 30 pm led by Capt and Mrs Messick and features Peter Rabbit Tom the clown Jocko and Sambo. Transportation provided call parsonage 3521.
The record lists church activities with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Youth meeting at 7 p.m. and Morning worship at 11 a.m. The note indicates a plan to present a larger chart in about a week.
Forest Abner flew to Ft Wayne Indiana on Saturday. Bob Allen traveled to Traverse City Friday and returned Sunday after joining the Annual Color Cruise of Northern Michigan sponsored by the Michigan Department of Aeronautics. Gerald Manchester has purchased an interest in the Taylor craft based at the field and is pursuing a pilot's license. New flight students include K O Robbins of Ypsilanti Harold Landon of Milan Peggy Jennings of Clinton and Joe Jarboe of Detroit.
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