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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1976
Page
5
A reflection on Lent encourages finding joy in today amid trials. The cross symbolizes hope and hidden resurrection, inviting readers to pause and articulate a personal life dream. Jesus teaches to believe in desires expressed in prayer.
A devotional urging readers to treat one day as if their life dream will come true. It invites personal reflection on God loving and meeting needs, and to thank God when the cross is seen, reinforcing divine support for desires.
Honorary pallbearers for Jack Hearrell included Gladewater Round Up Association directors and former school board members. Directors named were Jack Philips David Moore Garland Ferguson Quentin Abernathy Jim Holcomb Ollie Millorn Mel Pyeatt Johnny Steen Cleo Marlowe Houston Korn Gordon Mayer Ernest Martin Bud Chambers Mackley Paul Lange R. B. Odernes Googans Jess Turner Ralph Prince. school board members listed were Dr. Walter Henry Rey Gray Everett Wiseman am Waggoner Jo Brown Stephens Phillip Moore Harold Victory Archa Branum Howard LeBus and others Carl ependrol Bob Dake plus native pallbearer Bob Sypert.
The Lord's Supper will be observed Sunday morning at 9 a.m. in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Tom Sisk will deliver the message. Music by Ron Best. Fellowship follows. Church school starts at 10 a.m. for all ages. Corner of Marshall and Cotton streets.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Malcolm Stone Funeral Home on Quitman Street with a partially visible phone number 85 2213. No clear event details or dates are readable.
The First Baptist Church concludes a week of revival led by Dr Janes Flamming of Atiline and music directed by Tom Mosley of Tallowood Houston. Attendance was strong with noon services highlighted and the congregation, Sunday School, and missionary union sharing daily efforts.
Walter Tally will speak at Landale for both services and Bobby Med will join, with a plan for evening events and Bible study. Attendance is encouraged as the church outlines scripture teachings and Wednesday evening prayer and study sessions at Watton Bible Os.
Methodists plan a 11 a.m. Holy Communion service at First Methodist Church with Dr. Cartes W. Datis delivering the Communion Meditation "The Upper Room." Chancel Choir performs "Christ, We Do All Adore Thee" and organist Dawson plus acolytes Ann Erickson and Kassie Munden.
The Friendship Baptist Church on the old Tyler highway invites all to Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11 am led by Pastor Roy D. Alexander. The sermon topic is Choice Between Christ and Barabbas with related scripture and youth activities outlined by David Richards.
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrnle Vaughn, 04, of Gunter were held Saturday in Lubbock City Cemetery with Malcolm Stone Funeral Home in charge. Died Sunday in a Gunter Nursing Home. Born May 26, 188b in Glencove, Texas, she moved to Lubbock in 1899 and was a Church of Christ member. Survivors: two sons Walter Vaughn Washington, D. C. and Eugene Vaughn Eugene, Oregon. one sister Mrs. Maggie Pierce Los Angeles, California.
Mrs Landers receives visitors including her daughter and granddaughter. Acknowledgments go to Ruth Duckworth and Gladys Jones for Bingo donations plus a new Bingo helper, Mrs Steele. April birthdays are noted for several residents. The MAU seminar in Byler Texas is mentioned with staff in attendance. The article concludes with health tips on lamb cuts and cooking guidance.
A garbled church listing outlines worship times and pastors for locations including Locust Grove Baptist Church Leslie Dyer Missionary Sun Schoo Worship 700 pm and Wednesday services. Other entries reference Church at the Nazarene Dr Sam Nesmith Bible study Memorial Baptist Church First Christian Church Rocky Church of Christ and more with varied Sunday School and midweek worship times.
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