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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
4
A church note from Memorial recounts Vacation Bible School memories, praising teachers for dedication and passion. It invites readers to visit North Main Church of Christ, detailing weekly service times and a message on fellowship and study. Walter Tally is highlighted for Sunday talks on biblical interpretation.
Betty Bowlin a missionary to Southern Rhodesia visits Wednesday to speak at Westside Baptist Church sponsored by the WMS. A covered dish supper starts at 6 p.m. followed by her talk at 7. The Rev. J A Allen invites all interested persons to attend.
The passage explains two facets of divine dealing: God shows care even in punishment and expects human action. Repentance is not mere will but ongoing effort to know God through study, prayer, work, and steadfast loyalty, aligning life with faith.
Dr. Hedrick of St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Longview will deliver the sermon at First Presbyterian Church at Marshall and Cotton Street Sunday at 9 a.m. Mrs. C. W. Dawson provides music. Coffee fellowship follows. Church School starts at 10 a.m. with classes for all ages.
The Rev. Harrison Taylor reflects on faithfulness and God’s hidden will, noting that rules cannot constrain faith. He compares God’s approach to the prodigal’s parent and Job’s vision, urging trust as understanding deepens beyond hearing.
At Kane a ll ante Rev. st Theresa's Catholic Church Paul Owens MLS Pastor Mass Eve Service 6:00 p.m Sunday 7:00 p.m. Methodist Church Hon Pilgrim Lutheran Kilgore Rev Harold Wageman Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m.
Dr Carlos W Davis recently appointed will preach at both Sunday services. At 11 o clock the chancel choir performs Fight The Good Fight by Martin. Dale Miller directs the choir. Mrs C W Dawson plays organ. Church school meets 9 45. Youth Choir meets 4 30. Youth Fellowship at 5 30. Prayer at 6 30 with devotion at 7. Nursery available for worship. United Methodist Women ExecutiveCommittee meets in Mary Martha room. Administrative Board meets Wednesday at 7 in Jeter Hall.
First Baptist Church announces a Sunday School Rally on Wednesday evening June 25 at 6 15 with a covered dish supper. W E Mitcham will present ideas for 1975 76 and the pastor will preach on Jonah s Kin. Special church music directed by Ray Hatton features the sanctuary and chapel choirs with Handel Bach Schubert and Burroughs pieces. Other events include WMU meeting Friday care inn service.
A timeline notes key moments across years including the 1845 Texas annexation consent by Congress, 1948 Berlin blockade restricting transit, 1810 Atlantic City boardwalk completion, and postwar readmission of several Confederate states. It references leap year solstice and June 22 23 24 markers.
Lee Library adds new books this week including a twenty fifth anniversary edition of The House of Breath by Goyen set in Trinity Texas. The essay notes its themes of leaving home and self and compares its tone to Southern writers. Also new cookbooks Weight Watchers and The Brown Bag Cookbook plus about one hundred more titles through the McNaughton plan in a special fiction and non fiction section.
Gladewater Masonic Lodge 852 to install Jack Earp as Worshipful Master Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. This marks the first father son duo in the lodge’s top post. D C Earp, former Worshipful Master and Jack’s father, helped lay the groundwork with past officers still active. Attendees include members of Gladewater Lodge No 852 and Eastern Stars 831 with light refreshments after.
First Christian Church hosts classes at 10 a.m. and communion at 10 50 a.m. The Rev Chester E Gleason will speak on What to Do In A Godless World from Philippians 1 8 11 The public is invited to attend all services and board members will be elected during the morning service.
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