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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1978
Page
14
A reflection citing Isaiah 25 9 asks readers to trust in God amid changing times. It notes religion shifts with culture, compares today to Christ’s era, and urges belief that Christ will come again to those who seek and rejoice in salvation.
A sermon-like text argues that Jesus is divine, citing biblical proofs and the moral character of Christ. It contrasts views of Jesus as a great teacher with the claim that he is the Son of God, discussing miracles, forgiveness, and sacrificial love as evidence.
Members of the Lordsburg congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses have returned from a Circuit Assembly in El Paso. A spokesman said the Bible talks will guide members in uniting families spiritually and conducting free home Bible studies offered without charge or obligation.
Senior Citizen group reports April activity with women crocheting granny squares for a completed afghan to be raffled on May 11. Men worked on a future garden while trips to Silver City occurred and May outings scheduled. Bingo winners listed, May 11 blackout winner named, birthdays celebrated, and Older Americans Month events announced with outings and a May 25 pot luck. Dennis N Bennett spoke to 2,041 delegates about good news and Bible themes at Kingdom Hall dedication.
Weekly meal plan lists daily menus for senior citizens from May 15 to May 19. Monday offers green chili enchiladas with sides. Tuesday features chicken a la king with potatoes and peas. Wednesday serves ham roll with cream sauce and sides. Thursday presents Salisbury steak with tomato sauce and green beans. Friday concludes with Italian spaghetti and mixed vegetables.
Belinda Lucette Richey and Terry Gene Richey of Lordsburg are among 384 candidates for Eastern New Mexico University’s spring graduation. Ceremonies begin 8:00 p.m. Thursday May 11 in Greyhound Arena with Dr. John Vaughn delivering the address on What Is Undergraduate Education. The list shows 33 associate’s, 256 bachelor’s, 93 master’s and two education specialist degrees. Belinda earns a bachelor of music in piano pedagogy summa cum laude. Terry a bachelor of business administration in finance and business administration.
Vacation Bible School runs June 5 to June 9 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for ages three through high school with nursery for teachers and helpers The theme God s Wonderful ist aims to win souls and foster growth through song Bible study crafts and visual demonstrations Approximately 60 people enjoyed a salad fellowship after worship and a Growth Committee led by Hank Hays with Clyde Barringer and Marvin Harper was formed to explore expanding facilities Charlie Roper leads Lions in the high school group which leads bears 76 to 22 with games and attendance shaping points toward a May 31 end Tonda Hendricks earned a beanie in the Whirlybird group by four straight meetings and memory verse Luke 11 28
A coffee event sponsored by the Playas Community will take place Saturday May 13 at the Playas Community Center from 2 to 4 p.m. The Meet Your Candidates gathering invites all local candidates for the upcoming June primary election and welcomes community residents to meet them.
A faith based call urges families to curb youth reliance on alcohol drugs tobacco and tranquilizers by regular church attendance. It argues modern life strains leave children bereft of values and faith provides guidance protection and happiness, citing Isaiah and Ty Cobb to underscore moral development through belief and community.
Local merchants from Southwest Supply to Frank and Manny and employees promote church attendance. The notice names businesses and several staff members including B R Jensen Sally Arzaga Harold Jorgenson Jack Dong Verla Jorgenson Tom Hum Mel Ball B M Kimbley and others, listing multiple enterprises and staff without dates. The tone mirrors a community outreach appeal from a cross-section of shops and services.
A compact listing of church services across several denominations in Rodeo and nearby areas. It includes First United Methodist, First Baptist, Southern Baptist, First Assembly of God, Church of Christ, Valley View Presbyterian, Apostolic Church, San Felipe Catholic, Buena Vista Pentecostal, St Simona Escopal, Living Water Revival Center, and Bahai Faith schedules with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, midweek meetings, and special programs across various locations in Rodeo New Mexico and adjacent towns.
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