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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
8
The account describes Pontius Pilate wrestling with Jesus case as sticky. He sends Jesus to Herod and back, asks the crowd to choose Jesus over Barabbas, and urges self-punishment while Rome restricted capital punishment. Despite efforts to show pity, the crowd cries crucify.
The Church of Christ at North Main and Gay Avenue announces a gospel meeting series led by W R Jones of Nacogdoches from June 4 to June 10 with nightly sessions at 7 30. The schedule includes Bible school August 6 10 and a free Bible correspondence course. Rev Connie Winborn of First Methodist speaks on sin and guilt this Sunday with a call to seek mercy at the cross.
Rev A D Lemons from Henderson will speak at 11:00 am at the First United Methodist Church. Herman Williams will preside, and the chancel choir will sing Oh Lord You Made The Rainbow. Youth activities and nursery services are listed.
Dr Bill McNatt resumes duties as pastor of The First Presbyterian Church Sunday delivering the 9 am sermon. Public invited. Fellowship follows in the social room. Sunday school begins at 10 am with classes for all ages. Session meets Monday at 7 pm in the fellowship hall.
The First Baptist Church plans its annual Vacation Bible School from June 48 daily 14 p m for children from preschool to 6th grade with special classes for 2 and 3 year olds Pre registration is Sunday morning Services start with 9 30 a m Bible study and 10 45 a m worship Rev B F Risinger Jr preaches on An Encounter with Christ Luke 19 1 10 The offertory Fantasia by Hatton Wilson and Mrs H L McKaig organ Mrs A S Moore piano Choir sings One Thing Have I Desired conducted by B B Fields Crusader choir reversal at 5 p m Education Committee meets 5 p m Snack for Crusader choir 5 30 p m Church Training 6 p m Evening worship 7 p m message Loving on Gods Terms Matthew 5 43 48 Choir No One Understands Like Jesus Mon 9 30 a m Bert Craig Circle meets Maye Bell Taylor Study group Tue 9 30 a m Wed teacher officer meeting 6 30 p m Bible study and prayer 7 15 p m choir rehearsal visitation 7 50 p m Risinger family to SBC in Portland June 8 Sat Mission Team leaves for Harlingen for Bible clubs youth revival and Los Vecinos Chapel program LOS ANGELES AP Anita O Day signs for film The Outfit
Bertha Nichols of Dallas, daughter of Mrs Edna Perk and sister of Mrs Wilma Doonan and David Perkins of Gladewater, died at Parkland Hospital following a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Sugga Funeral Home in Dallas with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Survivors include husband George Nichols of Dallas, a daughter Mary and a son Mark, plus five sisters Lorene Picotti of Hawkins Loice Free of Columbia Mississippi Flora Huggins of Plano Geraldine Goen of Greenville Opal Erwin of Garland and brother Will Perkins of Kansas City Missouri. The report also notes an unrelated line about the Pacific Ocean and miles, which appears nonsensical.
The East Mountain Baptist Church Youth Choir presents the musical God So Loved on Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the church sanctuary. Written by Esther and Bob Burroughs the piece blends today sounds with folk styles and reflects John 3 16 with a message for all. Soloists include Rhonda Reynolds Terry Reynolds and Reneau Davis with Milton Walker directing the group as most members are away on a Rio Grande Valley mission trip returning June 9.
A local church notices listing schedules for Central Assembly East Mountain Baptist Emmanuel Longview and others. It names ministers Hagler Stanfield Pate Starr Verret Puckett Risinger and service times including Sunday school mornings worship and evening programs across multiple churches.
A roundup lists denominations and pastors with service times from multiple churches in White Oak and vicinity. It catalogs Sunday School, morning worship, youth groups, choir and midweek meetings at locations on Stewart Street Sabine Street and nearby avenues.
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