World Day of Prayer observed at St Therese Church Richmond
Twenty five attendees from St. Therese Catholic Church and United Methodist Church participated in World Day of Prayer on March 4. Mary Wiederholt chaired. services read by women from both congregations. The program, penned by Samoa’s women, highlighted the motto Samoa is founded on God. World Day of Prayer is sponsored by Church Women United with offerings funding global Christian programs and projects.
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St. Therese Catholic Church
Mary Wiederholt
St. Therese
United Methodist Church
Samoa
Church Women United
If your life is going the wrong direction God allows U Turns
Centropolis church notes a lighthearted sign at Centropolis Christian Church and salutes local volunteers like Gene Gilliland of a busy shop who serves as a fireman. Wedding plans are announced for Hennessy and Kelly Carpenter, Bob and Kelly lead the Bus Ministry, and Monty and Jayna Dyer expect a new baby. Nathaniel Rapp, four months, has a heart hole and prayers are requested. The Centropolis Baptist Church invites worshipers to their country church.
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Centropolis Christian Church
Gene Gilliland
Centropolis
Gene
Centropolis Baptist Church
Bob
Kelly
Monty
Jayna Dyer
Falon
Nathaniel Rapp
Jim
Claudia Rapp
Nathaniel
New Hope Baptist Church Valentine Dinner and Seminar
New Hope Baptist Church hosted a Feb 11 Valentine's Dinner with Gaylee Shelton as head chef and a guest singer. A meaningful seminar on "Strongholds" by Laureen and Roger Traver of Mountain Top Marriages Inc addressed marriages and relationships, drawing attendees from several churches. A separate Feb 18 roller skate event at Ottawa honored Gary Lucas' birthday drew 27 skaters and many onlookers.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Gaylee Shelton
New Hope
Laureen
Roger Traver
Mountain Top Marriages Inc
Travers
Ottawa
Gary Lucas
Lenten Supper Draws Franklin County Methodists to Pomona Church
The first Lenten Supper of Franklin County Methodists drew praise at Pomona Church. Attendees from Richter included Lyndell and Jack Beauchamp and Carolyn Wilkerson. The talk centered on coughs and colds while hopes rise for an early spring.
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Rex
Jeannette Piesker
Bob
Dorothy Cooper
Leroy
Joyce Wasmund
Alma Wagner
Dorothy Dunbar
Barbara Collins
Richter News
Doug
Grace McIntosh
Alex Barber
Carolyn Wilkerson
Claude Landers
Franklin County
Pomona Church
Richter
Lyndell
Jack Beauchamp
Community Notes From Quenemo And Topeka Visits
Quenemo Loren and Suzie Gray and others gathered at Plantation Steak House in Topeka on March 1 to celebrate Loren's birthday. Visitors include Rev. and Mrs. Pruitt, Dan and Florence Lewis, and Lorene Green who recently had surgery and is recovering at home.
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Suzie Gray
Gertie Sellens
Bob
Kathy
Mike Zabel
Plantation
Topeka
Jeff Bell
Bill
Arlene Butts
Jeff
Harold Bell
Harold
George Bell
Scott Snow
Shelly Pierce
Larry
June Kern
Rev
Francis
Donna Stockton
Ottawa
Dan
Florence Lewis
Cynthia
Earnie Yates
Heath
Heather
Matt
Olathe
Holly Cooper
Lansing
Katie Gragg
Holly
New York
Kansas City
Kansas Community College
Lorene Green
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Green family attends great granddaughters first birthday
Kathleen Sweetwood notes Richard and Lorene Green traveled to Oskaloosa on Sunday for a great granddaughter’s first birthday celebration, hosted for the daughter of Robbie Henricks.
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Richard
Lorene Green
Oskaloosa
She
Robbie Henricks
Pomona High FBLA District VI Contest Wins Big
Pomona business leaders hosted the FBLA District VI Contest on February 19 with nine schools and over 250 participants. Pomona High School earned first place overall as students earned top 10 finishes qualifying for the State Conference in Emporia on March 29 to 30. AJ Worthington and Cheryl Thomas led planning.
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FBLA
Jodi Speer
Wellsville
AJ Worthington
District VI
Pomona
Pomona High School
Future Business Leaders of America
PHS
Emporia
Cheryl Thomas
Selecting A Casket For Your Loved One
The article explains that families choose caskets by lifestyle, color, cost, and construction preferences. It notes a transparent price display, explanations of differences, and the funeral home staff stepping back to allow private family discussion. A wide range of options from inexpensive to expensive, including sealer and non sealer metals and hardwoods, is offered and tours are welcome without obligation.
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