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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1975
Page
4
A church board questions Paul about vision and eye trouble, cites public rebuke of Dr. Simon Peter, and warns against end-time schemes. The note invites study at North Main and Gay Avenue with service times and Bible classes, then reflects on Jesus as the example of servant ministry.
The Treetop Blue Birds met after school on Monday. They led with a group recitation, sang Johnny Appleseed, and served cookies and punch to Julie Bernard Tracie Hagan Carolyn Lewis Kimberly Mackey Sandra Smith Kim Steadman Cindy Tallent and Carrie Thomas. Plans included a candy sale and United Fund door-to-door campaign on Saturday October 18. A Solo Flight project was assigned for the day.
The First Baptist Church will observe the Lord's Supper during the Sunday Evening Worship. The combined First Family Sanctuary and Chapel Choirs will sing In Remembrance directed by Ray Hatton. Weekly events include Bible Study at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45 a.m.
This week at the Senior Citizens Center features talks by James Wilson on Growing Old and multiple classes including papier mache, dancing, bridge, and macrame. A free boneless fish fry hosted by Kilgore Kiwanis and Gladewater Jaycees on Saturday October 18 invites all seniors, with transportation via car pools available.
The church schedules Sunday school for all ages at 9 45 a m and a 11 a m sanctuary service with Dr Carlos W Davis delivering The Quest For The Best The chancel choir directed by Mrs Carlos W Davis performs A King Of Love My Shepherd Is The organist is Mrs W E Tims and the pianist Mrs C W Dawson Acolytes are Lana and Laura Aaron Youth Fellowship meets at 5 p m with snacks and a meeting Ric Sadler is youth director Devotional time at 6 30 p m Nursery is available All groups meet in weekly midweek activities and choirs rehearse on Tuesday and Wednesday with Dooley Duncan Turner groups meeting midweek and Cherub and Carol Choir rehearsals in the afternoon
The First Christian Church hosts a Wednesday fellowship supper with an old fashioned tacky theme. Attendees wear outlandish garb and decorate boxes, prizes awarded for box decor and attire. Hosts Hills Hagans McPeak and Mrs Black supply coffee tea and boxes, 7 p.m. Spook the goblins prompts.
Admitted: Amanda Lee, Connie Wilson, Ed King, Robert Turner, Jeri Carrington, Robert R. Smallwood, Frances Mae Tucker, Bobbie Sue Olds, Joy Gipson, Gayla Denton, Katherine Gordon, Lucy R. Clemens, Raymond F. Humphries, Michael Stevens, Mary Ann Roberts, Donald William Tavlik, Robert Earl Phillips, Sue Ann Kelly, Lessie Johns, Jim Howard, William Herman Chaffin, Mary E. Owens, George Allen, Reuben Elmore Orr, Minnie Bramlett, Roxie Ann Gressett, Clara Mae Williams, Fannie Timms. Dismissed: Dorothy Motley, Robert Earl Phillips, Alfred Easley, Joy Gipson, Raymond F. Humphries, Lorene Knutson, Robert R. Smallwood, Euna Myrtle Venn, Harold S. McDowell, Ruth Gates, Norma Louise Battee, Mrs. Ann Louise Nation, Mrs. W. H. Childress, Mrs. Joe Alice Spivey, Mrs. L. A. Taylor, Mrs. Neal Tyeskie, Mrs. Gladys Wright, Blum Williams, Mamie Barnes, H. L. McKaig.
Memorial Baptist Church members rally as Memorial Scrapbook This Sunday's Mirror builds hype for a forthcoming issue. Early excitement grows after last Sunday’s first Sunday events, signaling broad potential reach and community enthusiasm.
A Sunday morning service includes a 7:45 a m breakfast at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr Bill McNatt preaching at 9 a m and Mr and Mrs Ron Best providing music Coffee and conversation follow Sunday School at 10 a m Attendance during the previous week reached 327 as the church celebrated a Bicentennial themed milestone in Memorial.
Kish Camp Fire group met for a September birthday party at Cave Inn for Jacob Phillips Martha Thornton Mamie Lupier and Mary Carroll. They gave comics and were aided by Lora Irving Shirley Porter and Vickie Bethune with Mrs Porter as group leader. The group met October 1 at the Camp Fire Center to work on Bicentennial plaques with only Lora Irving and Shirley Porter attending.
A compact church calendar lists services at First Christian Starrville and allied parishes. Readers see worship times from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. with Bible study, Sunday school, communion notes, and parish office hours for Curtis Allen, Richard Johnson, George Clark, Rev. Harold Wageman, Rev. Bill McNatt, Rev. Paul Owens.
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