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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1976
Page
4
The piece laments inconsistent worship practices during Lent noting repeated singing of certain hymns while neglecting daily private prayer and neighborly deeds. It urges humble, faithful devotion rather than busy secular activity on the Lord's Day.
The Rev OK Promey of Henderson will lead a congregational meeting at the First Presbyterian Church before the 10 am worship service led by the Rev Tom Sisk. A "free fellowship" will follow the service with a church shot and a class available for all.
Mike Reynolds a deacon will deliver the sermon Sunday morning during worship at First Christian Church. Service starts at 10 50 am with an invitation to all. Church school begins at 10 am. Monthly fellowship dinner is Wednesday at 7 pm with a covered dish St Patrick's day theme.
First United Methodist Church will host guest preachers during Lent with evening services at 7 pm. Rev. Conrad W. Winborn spoke last Sunday. Rev. James A. Brannen of Beaumont preaches this Sunday. A reception follows in Jeter Hall, plus choirs rehearse and nursery services are provided.
Women from seven churches gathered at First United Methodist for World Day of Prayer. Guests included Dr. Carlos Davis and Mrs Jade Allen. students from Gladewater High School performed dialogues. Offerings aid water projects, legal defense, and women’s training worldwide, followed by fellowship in Jeter Hall with cookies and punch.
The fragment outlines church services across multiple congregations including St Mark's Longseopnak, Barish House, and Glen Wood areas. It lists worship times such as 7 pm and 7 h SU peut, with notes on preaching, Bible study, and Sunday school led by pastors Gladewater Missionary Baptist Church Haynes Waller and others.
Funeral services were held in Ponchatoula for Ralph H Barron Sr 59 a former Gladewater resident who died Monday at East Jefferson Hospital New Orleans the service was at Thomasason Funeral Home with burial at Parklawn Cemetery He was born in Pittsburg worked for Texaco and was a Methodist Church member Survivors include his widow Ruth Winkler Barron a daughter Brenda Latino three sons Ralph H Barron Jr Melvin N and Danny R Barron two sisters B E Dimple Edmonson and Patricia W R Brown three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews The record also notes a storm incident involving two fishermen in which one swimmer asked the other if he could float alone and commented I am drowning and you want to talk business
The Lee Library features A Man Called Intrepid by William Stevenson. The work details William Stephenson’s role as Winston Churchill’s liaison and head of British Security Coordination, his Enigma code theft, and parallels with James Bond creator Ian Fleming.
Henry Clyde Harter Jr., 48, longtime Gladewater resident, died Thursday morning in a Galveston hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Rader Funeral Home Chapel, Longview, with burial in Gladewater Memorial Park. He lived at 214 W Hope St in Longview and was shop foreman at Pegases-Hurst Ford. Survivors include two daughters Janice Harter and Mrs Don Rinehart, two sons Granville and Eddie Hall Harter, his mother Mrs Fita Harter, three sisters Lola Harter, Claretta Browning and Astena Lawson, one brother Raleigh Harter, and seven grandchildren.
A reflective piece from Memorial Baptist Church about life’s uncertain future and the feeling of rushing through a dark tunnel with no idea what lies ahead. The tone is contemplative and encouraging.
A sermon urging living by Christian teachings as a new life, with weekly Bible study times, welcome to all, and reflections on God guiding the future. It contrasts true disciples with hollow claims and notes long rivers and a Venezuelan waterfall in passing.
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