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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1976
Page
4
A reflective note from Barbara Carpenter sharing church planning group dialogue at Serendipity Presbyterian Church. The text conveys themes of belonging, need for love, emotional openness, and mutual support within the community as voices express desire for connection and understanding.
The Usher Boards of New Hope Baptist Church invite the public to fill every pew at a rally Sunday January 25 at 3 p.m. Pastor CC Carter says the event aims to fill the sanctuary. The Rev B J Rhodes of Bethesda Baptist Church Marshall will deliver the message.
The Chirping Blue Birds met Tuesday afternoon to work on Blue Bird books and play games. The Dad Daughter banquet was discussed for February. Lana Shelton served refreshments to Angela Robertson Gena Huffman Stacy Reynolds Janella Hickman Claudia Welk and Vicki Valdeterio. The meeting closed with the friendship circle and the good-bye song.
A brief funeral notice references Malcolm Stone Funeral Home in Quitman and lists a service cost of 1845.22 while noting a thought for the day. The fragment mentions weighing men for service and includes a dollar amount associated with the agency.
The Rev. Chester E Gleason will deliver a Sunday morning sermon at the First Christian Church during the 10 50 am Communion in Worship service. All persons without a church home are invited to attend. There is a school class at 10 am for everyone.
First Baptist will honor Baptist Men's Day with Rev. Steve Ditmore as morning speaker and slides in evening worship. A church wide fellowship and new member introductions follow. Baptist Women meet Tuesday for Missionary Program Mission to the Military with a covered dish lunch. Acteens gather Sunday 3:30 p.m. Bible study returns midweek. Sanctuary Choir rehearses at 7 50 p.m.
Dallas IRS director warns many North Texas taxpayers will miss early refunds unless employers hand out W-2 Forms by January 31. Publication 15 Circular E is available free from the IRS for guidance on W-2 handling. Jamaica reports over 700 natural underground shafts labyrinths and grottoes.
The church offers Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with Dr. Carlos W. Davis delivering "What God Expects Of Us." The chancel choir, organist Mrs. C. W. Davis, and acolytes Sid and Scott Anderson are featured, plus youth fellowship at 5:00 p.m. Prayer at 6:30 p.m. and devotional at 7:00 p.m. The January Mission Study on The Prophets concludes this Sunday.
The piece compares creatures in confinement with their true nature unleashed. It uses biblical imagery from Colossians to assert that Jesus frees humanity from sin and reveals the complete ruler of created beings when freedom is found. The argument links captivity to diminished essence and celebrates release as restoration.
The Texas State Board of Education will hold its first ad hoc committee meeting on school fees in Austin January 26 with a diverse group of school board presidents and district superintendents invited to participate. The session aims to provide an open forum for a full investigation of the fee problem and results are expected at the February 14 board meeting. Members include E R Gregg Jr of Jacksonville as chairman and officials from Arlington Amarillo San Antonio La Marque Greenville Lubbock and East Bernard among others.
Carrie Bosma from Western Home Cedar Falls writes to The Mirror describing her living situation at the four story facility with a two story north wing. She notes a new dining room chapel staff size and care facilities on the fourth floor and mentions cold weather and farming concerns.
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 2 30 p m in fellowship hall with Mrs T M Harrington as hostess. Mrs M L Monk leads a study on December and January lessons. Regular services start at 9 a m with Rev Tom Sisk preaching. Ron Bost and his wife provide music. A coffee fellowship follows a 10 a m Church School. The church sits at Cotton and Marshall streets and welcomes new members.
A compiled list shows worship times at numerous churches including Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ and Catholic parishes. Notable entries include First Baptist, Memorial Baptist, Immanuel Baptist, First Methodist, and St. Theresa's Catholic Church with services in the morning and evening plus Sunday School and training unions.
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