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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1976
Page
4
A devotional notes that God made each person in His image and values every individual highly. It cites creation, Christ’s death, and the cross as proofs of worth, urging personal reflection by touching a cross image and speaking feelings to God.
Locust Grove Baptist Church announces a spring revival from March 15 to 21 led by Evangelist Rex White of Lewisville. Services start nightly at 7 pm with Sunday worship at 11 am. The event is at Locust Grove Road between Gladewater and Big Sandy, and the public is invited.
Former North Main Congregation evangelist Sulay Tlayse Reneats now in Pittsburg invites all to Bible Study classes and worship services. Sunday morning studies begin at 10 45 am with worship at 6 30 pm Sunday worship and weekday Bible study classes for all ages held Wednesday at 7 00 pm. Please attend and bring a friend.
The First Methodist Church will observe Holy Communion at the 11:00 service with Dr. Carlos W. Divis tas chosen for meditation Love Never Bareams The chancel choir will sing with Mrs Do W Dawson at the organ. Acolytes for March are Ans and Lazure Aaron. The church school meets at 9 45 and Methodist Youth Fellowship at 5 00 with Junior and Senior High groups. Nursery is open for preschool children. Evening worship begins at 6 30 with special guest preacher Rev Canin Wo Winborn. Following the service a reception will be held in Jeter Hall for Rev and Mrs. Winborn and daughters Cindy and Patti. The Abernathy Group meets Wednesday at 9 30 with Mrs Jin A Jones 106 Gregg Wye. The Bransen Group meets with Mrs Albert Brown 802 Willow Blvd. The Stevens Group meets this week. Wattesday at 2 34 pm the lower choir will rehearse. The Carol Weir rehearses at 3 29 and the Chamber Choir at 7 00. The administrative board will meet in Jeter Hall. Jack Finley is chairperson.
March 12 1912 Captain Albert Berry makes the first parachute jump from an airplane at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. March 13 1925 Tennessee Governor signs law restricting teaching theories denying biblical creation. March 14 1743 Faneuil Hall hosts first New England town meeting. March 15 1820 Maine becomes 23rd state. March 16 1882 Senate approves Red Cross treaty.
Church notices outline Sunday school and worship times for multiple congregations including First Christian Rex Chester Gleason, Church of Christ Curtis Mien, Parish House St. Theresa's Catholic, and White Oak Baptist. Listings include Bible studies, youth sessions, Wednesday eve services, and fellowship events across several towns.
Dr. Benjamin Frank Belvin Choctaw Indian from Boswell Oklahoma serves as national Indian Field Consultant for Southern Baptist Home Mission Hoard He has a long missionary career among Creek Seminole Kiowa and others and has led Indian work for the Home Mission Board He is also a Bacone College author and Bacone College alum noted among Choctaw Indians.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Rader Funeral Home in Longview for Mrs. Mary Agnes Tolbert 73 sister of Mrs. W. T. Driver. Rev. W. N. Blankenship officiated. Burial followed at Memory Park Cemetery. She died Wednesday night at Holiday Lodge Nursing Home. She lived 14 years in Longview, 22 years in Euless, and was born in Detroit Texas. Surviving are two sons Gene Tolbert of Longview and Carl Tolbert of Indianapolis, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The National Automobile Club notes a vigilant driver scans from mirrors to the road and instruments, tracking traffic conditions by constant eye movement.
Funeral services for Pete Killion 79 of Magnolia Ark were held Saturday at 2 30 p m in Lewis Funeral Home Magnolia with Rev Jimmy Henry officiating Burial was in Magnolia Memorial Gardens He was a former resident of Winona and Smith County and owned Killion Construction Co Survivors include his wife three daughters a step son a brother two sisters eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
Memorial Scrapbook Assoc Pastor speaks on the spring renewal of life as God’s sign in creation. The sermon ties Spring to rebirth through Christ and the healing power of faith amid life’s storms. Also a quick biscuit shortcut note ends the piece.
Sunday services at the First Christian Church start at 10 am with Church School for all ages and an invitation for nonmembers. Communion follows at 10 50 am. This week Jimmie Muckleroy will deliver the sermon. The fellowship dinner is Wednesday March 17 at 7 pm hosted by Elizabeth Waggoner Jean Hill Maude Brewer Ruth Rhinehart and Bonnie Fleener with St Patrick's day green theme.
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