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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

2

Local Couple Married At Sullivan

Mary Joseph and William Gatewood wed at First Baptist Church Sullivan Indiana on Sunday August 16, 1964. Rev. Robert Kendall officiated with a blue and white gown, white Bible bouquet, and gladioli decor. The couple resides in Carthage where the bride runs a jewelry store and the groom works with Carthage Tractor and Implement.

First Baptist Sullivan Indiana Mary Joseph William Gatewood Carthage Robert Kendall Bedford Robert McKain Pat Pirtle Mike Joseph Joel Cox John Cox Lafayette

Sunday visits to Mr and Mrs Dale May and family

Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Dale May and sons were Everett Hawkins of Carthage R 1 Mrs Ella Jones of Twin Falls Idaho and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jackson of Knights Town.

Paul Scott Jacksonville Florida James Stapp Bedford Frank Hampton Ella Jones Twin Falls Idaho Everett Hawkins Dale May and Sons Carthage R. 1 Wilbur Jackson Knightstown

Planting and watering but God gives the increase

A Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 3 7 emphasizes that neither planter nor irrigator achieves growth alone but God supplies the growth and results. The passage frames divine agency as essential to cultivation and fruitfulness.

Parable to the Disillusioned inspires sowing faith

A conference vesper speech reframes the sower parable for pastors and wives discouraged by a hard year of ministry. The preacher urges sowing among rocks and thorns while leaving outcomes to God, ending with a prayer and thought for the day by Florence H. Wayman of Wisconsin.

Jesus Florence H. Wayman Wisconsin

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