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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1977
Page
2
Mrs Mimi Smith writes of forgiveness through Christ, confessing sins and starting anew. She stresses forgetting past wrongs, loving others, and gratitude as pathways to a healthier mind and spirit, urging readers to seek divine forgiveness and embrace a renewed life.
The Messiah Lutheran Church on Holly Avenue hosts the Cincinnati Zone Lutheran Laymen's League meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m An election of league officers for 1977 will be held Rev Walter Roschke of St Pauls Lutheran Church Cincinnati will show slides of the Holy Land Refreshments will be served during the program
Faith United Methodist Church hosts a birthday party for members and friends tomorrow from 6 30 to 8 pm weather permitting. Attendees should bring a birthday card with their birthdate and address to exchange with others. Prizes go to the oldest and youngest attendees and the largest family. refreshments will be served.
Members of Greater Missionary Baptist Church at 311 Vanderveer Street will observe the dedication of a new piano with a special service tomorrow at 3 30 p m The Rev Charles White assistant pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church will speak at the event The public is invited
Various churches announce Sunday programs with sermons by Dr Robert Lodwick Elzie Cockerham David Cottrill G Walter Weber Judy Danson and others. Services begin around 8 to 10:45 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. and several special topics on faith and Christian living.
The Holy City Travelers of Dayton perform at 6 p.m. tomorrow in the United Missionary Baptist Church on 18th Avenue and Minnesota Street for the Cold Wave Rally. The event invites community members to attend the church concert.
Paul B Brooks, president of the Independent Insurance Agents Association, cautions members in Columbus that fuel economy measures could affect clients insurance coverage. He urges extra caution when advising on devices that may invalidate standard policies.
A three hour program titled Change the World will air at 7 30 p m Monday on WLW TV Cincinnati. The show focuses on prayer with enlistment efforts featured and scenes of biblical points of interest. It is sponsored by the World Literature Crusade.
About 25 000 people have asked the Ohio Department of Commerce about unclaimed funds in commercial accounts. The department notes inquiries surged after advertising urging investigation of funds held by financial or business institutions in names of unclaimed account holders. It now accepts only written inquiries for its Unclaimed Funds Section.
The Rev. James R. Mohr of Bluffton College will preach at Trenton Mennonite Church tomorrow at 10 30 a m. His sermon is Pepe as You Become Ss. Mohr has served as campus pastor since September after roles at Bluffton College and Hereford Mennonite Church. He is a 1960 Bluffton graduate and 1965 Mennonite Biblical Seminary graduate with four children.
Miss Judy Dunson, active lay leader at Karl Road Christian Church, Columbus, will speak at the 10:30 a.m. worship service tomorrow at First Christian Church, 1914 First Ave. A dinner will follow. Her church roles include superintendent, Christian Education chair, school teacher, district committee member, and lay leader in teacher-training workshops. She has directed the Junior Choir and sung in the Senior Choir.
The Rev. J Larry Mullins from Kentucky is appointed associate pastor of Middletown’s Yankee Road First Church of God by Pastor Rodney Williams. He brings leadership in youth and bus ministry and preaching, with a background in Kentucky church youth work and camp evangelism. Mullins, his wife Doris and son Kevin reside on Roosevelt Boulevard.
Leesburg in Jefferson County founded by Quakers named after the Lee family of Virginia. Giant earth moving machines built in Marion Ohio aided the Panama Canal and Boulder Dam. these huge shovels are still manufactured there.
Franklin First Church of Christ hosts a rally tomorrow at 7 p.m. with Parkway Church of Christ Middletown presenting the cantata Christ Is Born led by George Thomas and Trenton Church of Christ also participating Refreshments will be served after the program.
Several Middletown churches unite for a Unity Service at Yankee Road First Church of God to support Rev Aquila Penrod and his wife of Dover Tennessee after their son died in a December car crash and their home burned. The service features Rev Charles Tarr as speaker and ministers in charge of music. Proceeds aid the Penrods and their church duties.
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