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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1973
Page
6
The sermonette discusses true contentment in life and warns against chasing material goods. It cites Philippians 4 11 where Paul states he has learned to be content in whatever state he is in. The talk invites reflection on personal growth through contentment.
Happenings at N Main and Gay Church of Christ include Walter Tally away at Marshall meeting and John Hedge of Longview filling in. Reports from Wallace Little in Marshall on a Philippines trip and 180 baptisms. Upcoming gospel meeting with W R Jones on June 10 and a monthly teachers meeting Monday at 7. Bible study times are 9 45 and 10 45 a m Sunday and 7 30 p m Wednesday.
Community updates from Quitman and Center outline a May 14 Work Night for Vacation Bible School with an August first week schedule for all ages. A special adult class led by Dr. Neil Lightfoot is planned on The Origin and Preservation of The Bible. May 26 Workshop focuses on making the church a soul winning organization.
The First Baptist Church observes a Sunday service at 10 30 honoring all mothers with Rev B F Risinger delivering When God Blesses Our Homes from Deuteronomy 6 1 15 The music is directed by B B Fields with Mrs A S Moore and Debra Pate at organ and piano Youth choir 4 30 children 5 00 followed by snacks Church training hour 6 00 Evening worship to follow The First Christian Church led by Pastor Chester Gleason offers God and the Family in morning worship with Church School Class at 9 50 Communion at 10 50 and a Children's Sermonette Choir practice is set for Wednesday 6 30 and Tuesday 8 00 The church also hosts a softball game and a May 18 20 men's retreat for Christian churches of North Texas at the Christian Youth Foundation in Athens
The Texas Highway Department invites comments on a draft action plan to integrate social economic and environmental factors into all future highway projects. The plan urges expanded public involvement and was prepared by a 25 member interdisciplinary team including experts from Texas A&M University Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Governor’s office and several state agencies.
Mother's Day and Festival of the Christian Home themes unfold at First Methodist Church with Rev. Conrad W. Winborn Jr delivering What Jesus' Mother Taught. Activities include choir anthem Praise Ye the Name of the Lord and The Christian Family sermon plus youth meetings and a garage sale Friday and Saturday.
Central Assembly of God on North Main Corwin lists Sunday School morning worship at 11 00 and evening worship at 7 30 plus youth service at 6 30 and a 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting J W Hagler minister Bible study at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 30 Walter Tally preacher conducts Sunday Bible study at 9 45 noon preaching 10 45 and evening preaching 6 30 with Wednesday Bible study yins Teo Da memorial Baptist Church led by Bro G A Stanfield with Sunday School 9 45 morning worship 11 00 training union 6 30 worship 7 30 prayer 7 00 East Mt Baptist Church Rev Aubrey Pate Sunday School 9 45 morning worship 11 00 training union 6 30 evangelistic set 7 30 SMU G A and Sunbeams meet Wednesday 6 30 mid week prayer service 7 30
General Telephone expects many operators to work Mother's Day on May 13 at the switchboard. Don Bishop notes high call volume, second only to Christmas, with delays likely as equipment runs at capacity during peak periods 8 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.
The girls of the Tramping Blue Birds wrap up their year with songs at a Sunday gathering and plan a May 26 all day Camp Natowa picnic after arranging Mother’s Day cards. Helping with transportation were Mrs. Anita Baggett and Mrs. Madelyn Kennedy funded cakes and brownies for refreshments. Angela Baker honored with Happy Birthday during the event.
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