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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1978
Page
2
This reflection from Helen Tyson of the First Church of Christ Scientist argues that true joy comes from God and not from material gains. It cites Bible verses about covetousness and seeking the Kingdom of God, and stresses daily gratitude, growth through recognizing blessings, and the spiritual path to happiness.
Jim Stone of Lexington Kentucky president of Gospel Graphics Inc will address attendees as the religious materials distributor speaks at a planned gathering. The event details include topics on distribution of religious materials and outreach strategies.
The Liberty Equestrians 4-H Club elects Bethany-Jon Sehrock and Debbie Dirkson as co-presidents. Other officers include Merle Cattani as vice president Carla Cattani as secretary Kelly Klaiber as treasurer Jeff Lentz as photographer Lisa Cattani as reporter Libby Allen Carold Corden and Lisa Schmidt as health and safety officers. The latest meeting was at Stephanie Allen's home in Cincinnati. New members Lisa Schmidt and Beth Farrel joined, with films shown on reining horses and chariot racing. The group plans a skiing trip. Lexington, a Christian books and items seller, will speak at Middletown FGBMF dinner meeting at the Manchester Inn at 7 p.m. Stone now serves as FGBMF Lexington secretary and elder board member. Stone and Alma, of Roman Catholic background, are noted. Reservations cost $4.75 per person, due by Tuesday to Richard May David Armstrong or Chris Klapheke. Space is limited. Paul Revere, born January 1, 1735, was an American silversmith who warned that the British were coming.
The Middletown Monroe Young Life group hosts The First Supper dinner theater at First United Presbyterian Church on Central Avenue. A turkey dinner prepared by Young Life members accompanies a skit and entertainment directed by Lynn Love. Reservations are $3.50 per person via Gerald Hamm or Karen Cook.
Kentucky Christian College Day at Parkway Church of Christ 1300 Germantown Road is moved to tomorrow after a postponement from last Sunday. Dr L Palmer Young president speaks at 9:30 Bible school and 10:30 worship, with a 2:30 youth rally featuring Surrender and singer Micky Mays from the college.
The Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle at 510 18th Ave hosts two events this weekend. Tonight at 7:30 Joy Night features church choirs and a guest from Greater Missionary Baptist Church of Middletown. Tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. a musical includes Phillip Brown, God's Earth With Love Choir of Cincinnati, and the Allen Sisters of Middletown.
Evangelists and clergy from Bonita Drive Church of Christ Messiah Lutheran First Baptist and other congregations announce Sunday services with sermon topics such as We Must Coordinate Our Efforts Genesis Confirmed The Christian Olympyes A Baptist View of the Church Ordinances Overcoming Tension Choosing Christ God s Looking Glass and Paul Talks Turkey To Titus along with church schools bell times and congregation meetings including a revised meeting date at St Luke United Presbyterian and a carry in luncheon following the session.
Eighteen Middletown Junior Achievement companies will host an open house next week to observe National Junior Achievement Week January 22 to 28. The JA center at United Way Building 101 N Broad St will be open 6 30 to 9 p m Monday through Thursday weather permitting WPFB sponsored company open 7 to 9 p m Wednesday only visitors will see firms making products and each company will exhibit and explain activities and products
The Rev James T Bryant an Assemblies of God missionary to Upper Volta West Africa will be guest speaker tomorrow at 6 pm at Evangel Fellowship Church 401 Crawford St. Bryant and wife Dorothy supervised literature distributions and led the Upper Volta International Correspondence Institute.
The Rev Floyd Robinson celebrates 28 years on air tomorrow with his Your Friend, My Friend program. Since starting January 22, 1950, he has missed one Sunday due to a snowstorm and now hosts a 90 minute Saturday program and a Sunday religious service, funded by offerings.
The youth group of Emmanuel Baptist Church at 1220 Young St will present a talent program at 4 p m tomorrow. Featured guests include Darrell Walker Daphine Stallworth Donna Green Burnetta Gresham Debbie Cooper Yolanda Turner Valerie Mack Joseph Jones and Kim Ringer.
Patti Johnson, consumer adviser to eight investor owned electric companies in Ohio, will speak at Middletown Church Women United January Luncheon on January 27 at noon at Christ United Methodist Church 700 S Marshall Rd. Reservations are $1.50 with deadline January 23. A babysitting service will be provided.
Mrs. R. R. Schneider, resources chairman for Faith United Methodist Church, attended a day study program on The Law of the Sea at First United Methodist Church in South Bend Indiana. The event gathered 25 participants from Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin to discuss mining ocean nodules pollution sea passage rights and fish supply. Representatives from nations will meet in Geneva in March to continue treaty work. Mrs. Schneider said she can speak on the seminar to area service clubs and church groups. She represented the Dayton South District of the United Methodist Church during the trip.
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