THE SENTINEL-LEADER. SPARTA, MICHIGAN

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C>(Miiiiiniiiiiiii( niiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiirKiitiiiiKiitiKiiiiitiKiio'Kiiniiiiiii iiiiaiiimii* lainuii iniiitniMaiia ituwin i Mr. and Mrs. Archie Light spent Sa t -urday in Muskegon wi th Mrs. Light 's aun t , Mrs. H e n r y W o r k m a n .

Mrs. George Whi t e of Detroi t is p l an -ning to spend a f ew weeks with Mrs. Noble Gau t .

Born t o Mr . a n d Mrs . Chester Am-burgey, a girl, T h u r s d a y , Ju ly 8, a t t h e Anderson M a t e r n i t y Home.

Mr. a n d Mrs . B. D. Smi th a n d daughter , Be r t r ade , of Hess Lake a n d Laurence Danie ls of Cleveland, Ohio, were S u n d a y visi tors a t t h e home of Mrs. Manly B u r t c h .

Miss Betty Maur ine Misner of Mus-kegon arr ived F r i d a y to be the gu?st fo r a week of h e r aun t , Mrs. P . M. Holmes a n d h e r cousin, Mrs. H. J . Kurtz .

Mrs. Enoch Armock a n d daughter , Rosemarie. who le f t last week for a Canadan ti Ip wro te f r o m Mackinaw City t h a t i t is so lovely the re t h a t they remained f o r severa l days before t r a v -eling f a r t h e r n o r t h .

M o r e t h a n enough money was raised S u n d a y morn ing a t the Bap t i s t C h u r c h to cover t h e pa in t ing of t h e pa r sonage a n d t h e church .

Mrs . Beatr ice Johnson cf G r a n d R a p i d s m a d e several calls on f r i ends in S p a r t a Sa turday.

Mr . a n d Mrs. William H. C a r r were gues ts last week of Mrs. L. W. W*:lch a t h e r High land P a r k cot tage.

A m o n g those f rom ou t -o f - town who a t t e n d e d the fune ra l of t ^ e i r aun t , Mrs . Ed Bradford , which was he ld S u n -day, were Mr. a n d Mrs. J . B. T h o m p -son of Indianapol i s ; Clyde Ba t t e r son of H a r v a r d . Illinois, a n d Mr. a n d Mrs . Lee Ba t t e r son of Chicago.

T h e W. W. G . Girls will en joy a house p a r t y a t the Boy Scout C a m p f r o m J u l y 20 to 25.

S u m n e r I. Scott has r e tu rned to Norfolk. Va., to t h e naval t r a in ing s t a -t ion a f t e r a two weeks' vacat ion a t the h o m e of his pa ren t s . Mr. a n d Mrs. S. Sco t t of Spar ta , IJoute 2.

Howard Bettes, local Allls C h a l m e r s dealer , recently sold one of t h e l a rges t Model-A, 4-plow t rac tors in p roduc t ion today to Lee Parks , Sand Lake. I t ls a wheel type t rac tor a n d Mr. B e t t e s s t a t e s t h a t he had the honor of sel l ing t h e f i rs t one ln Michigan.

Miss G l a d y s Black spen t S u n d a y with her sister, Mrs. George Fenske in G r a n d Rapids.

Mr. a n d Mrs. S u m n e r Scott , r ou t e 2, announce the engagement of t he i r daugh t e r . Hazel May. to Car l A. H a m -mers t rum, son of Mr. a n d Mrs . J o h n H a m m e r s t r u m of Spar ta , rou te 3. T h e marr iage will take place in t h e fal l .

T h e Rev. a n d Mrs. J . K. H o f f m a s t e r spen t Sa tu rday a n d S u n d a y ln Det ro i t , where H o f f m a s t e r p reached S u n d a y for Dr. Becker a t Calvary Method i s t Church , in t h e a f t e rnoon he spoke a t Chi ldren 's Village, a n d ln t h e evening a t Calvary Tabernacle .

T h e Spur ta Free Methodis t c h u r c h society will hold i ts f o u r t h quar t e r ly meet ing of the conference yea r J u l y 16 to 18. T h e Rev. J . A H u d n u t t of Beldlng will be in charge of all services. Publ ic is invited.

Sunday . Ju ly 11. t h e class of 1935 of Spar ts . high school held t he i r r eun ion a t Pioneer P a r k a n d en joyed a not luck d inner . Pour o the r school classes wer - represented and the re were swim-ming and games for amusemen t .

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''Seeing Life"

Among the Churches

By CAROL H O L M E S - K U R T Z

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In addit ion to t h e local Ro ta ry Club which h a s been ln ac t ion for several months, th ree new clubs have been o r -ganised in S p a r t a d u r i n g t h e last week, namely: T h e Walk ing Club, T h e Neck-tieless Club, a n d t h e Barefoot Club. Anyone in te res ted ls eligible.

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A noted m a n wisely r e m a r k s d t h a t ln certain foreign count r ies when n a -tional a f f a i r s a r e n o t hand led to suit them, the people sit up a n d holler r ight out loud. Possibly t h e t ime will come when Americans will l e a r n to squeal when their toes a r e s tepped on a n d cease to be t rus t fu l ly credulous. • • •

T h r o u g h th i s in fe rno- l ike hea t t h a t h a s been slraltng f o r more t h a n a week we are advised as to how to keep cool: Take it easy. Don ' t r u s h a round . Wear a h a t out ' n t h e sun . Wear cool, loose f i t t ing clothes. G e t plenty of rest and sleep. E a t modera te ly . Dr ink plenty of cool, no t ice cold liquids. Exercise moderately. T a k e f r e q u e n t tepid baths. Avoid large meet ings . (No reference was made as to t h e a m o u n t of work one should do!)

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Perhaps life was more simple a n d less f r a u g h t wi th worry In t h e old days, when the re were n o radios, no cars, noth ing m u c h in t h e way of amuse-men t bu t croquet games, chu rch so-cials, bicycle r iding a n d a drive in the family buggy; when one pa id $4 a mon th for re t ' ; , h a d no gas bills, no electric bills, no w a t e r bills, no car repairs, a n d lived easily on a salary of $12 per week.

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"Oh, Mike! Mike !" groaned t h e manag ing editor of t h e tabloid. "Noth-ing scandalous h a s happened ln 24 hours. What ' i l we do f o r the f r o n t page?"

"Aw. don' t get discouraged, Steve." t h e city edi tor comfor ted . "Some-thing'11 happen . I 've still got f a i th ln h u m a n na tu re . "

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Yeah, i t 's plenty ho t these days, but the swimming Is s imply swell!

| able o u g h t t o a t t end the opening mee t -ing a n d Chora l Union Concert on t h a t date .

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Thursday, July 15, 1937

F I R S T B A P T I S T CHURCH A O. Odegard . Pastor "A S t r a n g e r But Once"

Hear t h e S U N S H I N E G O S P E L T R I O tonight . Fr iday a n d Sunday : the i r f inal service 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Do not fail to hea r t h e m ,

Bible School 10 a. m. Lesson. Exo. 3:13-5:1.

Dr. Amos O. Squira, for many years chief physic ian a t Sing Sing prison, s ta tes t h a t in 1900 t h e average age of cr iminals in America was 40; today, i t

l i s 23. Let us give more a t t en t ion to our growing boys a n d girls.

Morn ing Worsh ip at 11. a. m. T h e pas tor speaking.

Evangelist ic Service a t 7:30 p. m. T h e S U N S H I N E G O S P E L T R I O will speak a n d sing. G O T O CHURCH!

Open a i r service on t h e street S a t u r -day n igh t .

The re will be a communi ty Bible Con-ference. sponsored by communi ty Bap -tist Churches . Sunday . 2:30 p. m. a t Merrill P e c k s F a r m . Algoma. (5 ml. east on C500, % ml. nor th , then t u r n left t h r o u g h field to the fa rm.) A quiet and beaut i fu l spot, a n d an ideal place to spend S u n d a y a f t e rnoon Messages in song a n d speech.

T R I N I T Y LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod

F. Lederer , Pas tor M. C. Merz. Cor.

6 miles West . 2 miles South I 8-h S u n d a y Af t e r Tr in i ty .

C:S0 Englisn Service. S t u d e n t Luebke of Muskegon will

p reach the se rmon in the absence of the pas tor who is on leave of absence.

A collection will be l i f ted for the benef i t of t h e s tuden t .

T h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l Wal the r League convenes In Det ro i t next Sunday for Its a n n u a l meetings. Leaguers who a n

MAMRELUND LUTHERAN CHURCH Gi lbe r t R Brown. Pastor

Walker Road W o m a n ' s Missionary 8ociety meets

T h u r s d a y . Ju ly 15th a t 2:30 p. m. in the c h u r c h parlors .

T h e L u t h e r League will meet T h u r s -day evening a t 8 in the church base-ment . Delegates to the Bass Lake Bible c a m p will be elected. 10:00 a. *i. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morn ing Worship.

T h e S u n d a y School picnic will be held a t Stockers Landing. Ju ly 29th. T h e whole congregat ion is to take par t In th is ga ther ing .

F I R S T B A P T I S T > C H L R C n , KENT CITY

J . Gordon Dandlgnac, Pas tor

N. C H E S T E R BAPTIST CHURCH B u r t o n Landry. Minister

Bible School—10:30 a. m. Young Peoples B. Y. P. U. 7:30 p. m

Mr. Landry , leader. P r e a c h i n g Service—«: 00 p. m. A h e a r t y Invitat ion ls extended to

one a n d all t o worship with us. P r aye r meet ing and Bible study

each T h u r s d a y evening at 8 o'clock.

KENT C I T Y METHODIST EPISCO-PAL CHURCH

L/Juis M. Whit temore . Pastor 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. 11:30 a. m.—Morning Worship. The re will be no evening service u n -

til f u r t h e r notice.

SPARTA M E T H O D I S T CHURCH Rev. J . K e n n e t h HofTnlaster,

Minister 10:00 o 'clock—Sunday School. T h e m e

"God Encourages a Leader". Scr ipture Lesson: Exodus 3:13-6:1.

11:00 o'clock—Morning Worship Ser -Ivce. S e r m o n topic: "Going Visiting."

Announcements : Chi ldren a n d You th : Watch for de-

tailed announcemen t of our Vacation Bible School. Dates July 26 to August

8. A splendid >i'Ogram p lanned . Wednesday 7 ;30—Mid-week fellow-

sh ip hour. An oppor tuni ty fo s t r e n g t h -e n your Chr is t ian experience.

o SPARTA WESLEYAX M E T H O D I S T

CHURCH O. W. Lamb, pas tor

"*A fr iendly church t h a t welcomes yoa" S u n d a y School—10 a. m. P reach ing Service—11 a. m W y . P. a — 7 p. m. Evangelistic Service—7:45 p. m.

F R E E METHODIST C H U R C H B. R. Parsons , Pas to r

10 a. m. Bible School. 11 a. m. Preaching Service.

7:45 p. m. Preach ing Service P raye r and praise service T h u r s d a y

evening a t 7:30. Come wi th us a n d we will do thee good.

ALPINE IMMANUEL B A P T I S T CHURCH

Gerr i t t Flokstra , pas tor Preaching—10:00 a. m . Bible School—11:30 a. m. Evangelistic Message— 7:30 p. m

every Sunday. P r a y e r and Praise Service every

Wednesday evening a t 8 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. every T h u r s d a y evening

a t 8 o'clock.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE C H U R C H E S "L i fe" will be subject of the Lesson-

Se rmon in all Chr i s t i an Sckoice C h u r c h e s throughout t h e world on S u n d a y . July 18.

Among the Bible c i ta t ions is th is passage 'Rom. 8.28»: "And we knot? t h a t all th ings work together for good to t h e m tha t love God. to t h e m who a re t h e called according to hfc pu r -pose."

Correlat ive passages to be read frcsn t h e Chr is t ian Science textbook. "Science and Heal th with Key to the Scr ip tures ." by Mary Baker Eddv. in-clude the following 'p . 390>: 4 W e c a n -not deny tha t Life is se l f -sus ta ined, a n d we should never deny t h a t ever-las t ing harmony of Soul." simply be-cause . to the morta l senses, the re is seeming discord."

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Just wait till you see this apron — the latest adap ta t ion of the smart Tyro-lean vogual Style authorities rave over it. It's beautifully made, smart, color-ful. And it's yours for a label from a jar of Ann Page Salad Dressing and only 25c sent to A&P, Box 526. Grand C e n t r e l S t a t i o n , New York City.

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SCOT TISSUE . . . . . . 2 rots 15c W A L D O R F TISSUE . . . 4 ^ 17c SPRY SHORTENING 'd^ i 20« s p R y SHORTENING ^ 5 9 c

RINSO a » a a a . . . a U r g e pkg. 19c RINSO m • tnuH pkg. 2 f<* 15C LUX FLAKES pi9. 21c LUX FLAKES . . . . • a "nail pkg. 9 c

LUX or LIFEBUOY 4 bars 25c

WATERMELONS M c * 4 3 c

LONG TOM WATSONS SWEET and RIPE

26 lb. Average •

Fresh Peas telephone'variety 2 fc* 19c Head Lettuce s o l ^ h I a d s 2 f o r 15c Melons honeydcw fin! flavor 19c

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0 Pere Marquette Railway auto ferries

offer an easy, economical short cut for motorists in

and out of Michigan. This pleasant water route

across Lake Michigan from Ludington saves time,

saves money, and gives the carefree relaxation which

only a boat ride can offer. *

The electrically-driven steel steamers in the Pere

Marquette fleet are the largest and finest of their

type on the Great Lakes, each with ample storage

facilities for automobiles, trucks, and trailers. Built

to carry passengers as well as motor vehicles, Pere

Marquette Railway auto ferries offer luxurious accom-

modations and fine meals at very reasonable prices. i *

Steamers run from Ludington to Manitowoc

and Milwaukee.

PERE MARQUETTE R A I L W A Y A U T O F E R R I E S

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SUMMER SHOPPING EDITION THE SENTINEL-LEADER, SPARTA, MICHIGAN Thursday, July 15,1937

thisTbeautyjs an oi l range ..1 i*genuin(T PERFECTION

with'5 HIGH-POWER BURNERS! m o d e r n des ign , '

Wordy Perfect ion cons t ruc t ion a n d ful l porcelain finish—all at a price t ha t will surprise you. M This beautiful range has five High-Power burners . High-Power speed boi l s t w o quarts of water in a b o u t e ight minutes . High-Power clean-l i n e s s d o e s away w i t h s o o t y kett les . H igh-Power precise reg-ula t ion enables y o u to d o every-

th ing from s immer ing t o broi l ing, o n each burner . Tbe"Li •e-Heat"alr- Insulated oven Is at convenient he ight . T h e two-gal lon concealed fue l reservoir is easily removed f o r filling; the h inged panel conceal ing t h e burn-ers rests snugly against tS» lower front of the r ange w h e n opened . C o m e in a n d k t u s t e l l 7 0 a m o r e a b o u t i t i

Summer Prices on & l r ((Ivanhoe)

Perfection Stoves 2 Burner Stove

3 Burner Stove

4 Burner Stove

$ 1 3 . 5 0

$18.00

$ 2 3 . 7 5

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S E E T H E . N E W G I B S O N T O D A Y

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We Have a Good Stock of Used Trucks to Fit Your Every Need

A S K TO S E E O U R L I N E O F T R U C K S

1936 FORD STAKE TRUCK. Long Wheel Base. Dual Wheels. Only 5,000 Miles. A Real Bargain.

1936 CHEVROLET TRUCK. Long Wheel Base. Chasis & Cab. Good Condi-tion.

1932 FORD MODEL B DUMP TRUCK.

1931 FORD DUMP TRUCK. Mechanical Box. Good Condition.

1929 MODEL F O R D PANEL TRUCK New Paint Job.

1931 FORD TRUCK. Short Wheel Base. Platform. Body.

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SOLD ON SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS—EASY TERMS ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION

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U S E D FURNITURE We have connections which enable us to quote you the lowest possible prices on dining room, bed room and living room suites.

M. D. Culver S P A R T A

Expert Radio Service C o m p l e t e c h e c k - u p at y e a r r a d i o a n d tube*. F R E E . N o obHpUion f o r o n e x o e t e s t ima te . U l t r a m o d e r n e q u i p m e n t — prices low. SS d a y m a n a t e e . M e m b e r of R M S.

CATHODE RAY OSCILLO-GRAPH ALIGNMENT and ANALYTICAL SERVICE

Comple t e s tock ot tube* a n d por t a a lways . M J m r service. No de lay . Calls w i t h i n I t mi les a t n o e x t r a cost. W e a p p r e c i a t e your business.

Switzer Radio Shop " I t y e a r s specia l iz ing in service"

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I Qua l i ty Meats | Buy Your Meats, With Taste Foremost in Your Mind, | From Our Carefully Selected, Ultra-Fresh and Always | Complete Stock of Fine Meats. You'll F'nd Meats That I Will Help You Make Perfect Meals. Full of Rich Flavor i —and Really Economical.

Saturday Specials I I PORK STEAK. Lean lb. 25c 2 ROUND STEAK, Choice Cut, Prime Stock lb. 25c

C O L D M E A T S = MINCED HAM lb. 25c

LARGE BOLOGNA lb. 20c = RIB STEW lb. 15c

i = SLICED BACON lb. 35c = SMALL DRESSED CHICKENS .. . lb. 18c

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P h o n e 2 2 . S p a r t a

EXPERT WELDING W'elding a n d Repair

Work on all kinds of machinery.

E. C. Littlefield S P A R T A

ELECTRICAL SERVICE Y O U C A N DEPEND O N

Whether i t means repairs for an electric iron or toaster or re-wiring a large electric motor we can serve you.

SPARTA ELECTRIC Co.

E. H. Hormig

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Luke's Tavern Where service and quality combine to make it popular.

Rendezvous F O R

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"The Rexal! Store" S P A R T A

XX«M

A HAPPY ENDING

has the day when you stop in at our soda fountain. We have t a l l , cool d r i n k s , frothy sodas, rich sun-daes, a n d o u r menu will tempt even the fussiest summer appetite.

W . J . BRACK

K S M U U f i K U U

July Clearance of All Summer Merchandise BATHING SLIPPERS, 50c Valoe ,39c BATHING SUITS 98c—$1.39—$1.89—$1.98 BATHING TRUNKS 69c—98c BATHING CAPS 10c—25c BATHING BELTS 1 0 C — 2 5 C

Children's SUN SUITS 25c—29c—19c SUMMER PRINTS, Voiles, Organdies

15c— 16c—19c—22c—25c Men's and Boys' POLO SHIRTS 29c-M9c—79c Ladies' and Children's DRESSES 69c—79c—98c Men's and Boys* NECKTIES 10c—25c—19c—98c STRAW nATS of All Kinds ]0c to 50c Boys* and Men's SLACKS 98c to $1.89

A. W. & B. H. Put man

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Help Us Ring the W H A T S YOUR GOAL AND OURS?

OUR FOREFATHERS SUMMED IT UP WHE "LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINES

WE ALL WANT TO LIVE WELL. TO PROVI AND COMFORTABLY FOR OUR DEPENDENTS ANYT

THERE'S JUST ONE WAY TO DO IT. LOOK NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR HOW LARGE. THAT * PROSPEROUS AND YOU WILL FIND THIS ONE F! PRINCIPAL WRITTEN IN BOLD FACE ON THE HO SUCCESS:

"TO KEEP OUR MONEY AT HOME AND TO MONEY IN FROM OUTSIDE OUR HOME TOWN."

L E T S REPEAT THAT AGAIN. I T S IMPORTA!

"TO KEEP OUR MONEY AT HOME AND TO MONEY IN FROM OUTSiDE OUR HOME ' OWN."

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Repairing

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Saturday Special

PHONE 17 SPARTA

WET WATCHES CLEANED

IMMEDIATELY

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