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Krai c;s Kull. Pastor Sumlay Mass s;Oft ni

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Week Day .Ma.ises T.OU a Confession Saturday -i :”0 p

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Saturday Exening 7 p in

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Ar ’ befot" all Masses.

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Elmer L. Harvey. mini4i i The schedule of sei'vicc. ui-

lanee'i for ::u* h nch on Sun* d-i\ inrliuie Shim-y school at hniU a. m. and the Morning crvicc of Worship at 10 1U a. m. * : i : r of H'-'h S a .o! -Pflinla and townspeople will .-ing the inthem ' (jo t <>ur i- ittai by Beobulv Ur Van I’lniuan

Thompson will play Ur .elections I leliedtei u -

Hegej and "Chanson' U> Faith, j rue pastor's sermon title will

1 >•, We Would See Jesus."

The JIM-YF I Junior Interj mediate Methodist Youth Eeli low-hip) will meet at the church j fom -ti'tO to «::;0 p. in. There | will be the election of officers

| for the new quarter.

Tin High School M YF group aiII meet it the church for a program of worship, discussion Ml- mo. land recreation at 6:'i0 p. ni Visitation Committees ui the church will meet at the pastor's . tudy on Wednesday evening at 7 OO p. m. before visiting in the homes of the people in our community. Clark Arnold, Mrs. Herold Boss and Mrs. Kuth Quebbeman are chairman of the

three committees.

An outstanding meeting to

discuss the Christian Concern for Family Life will be held at j the church on Friday evening, January nth, at 7:a0 p. m. L>r. i l.c ter Jones, Tltc l>v. Joyce I Bailey and the Rev. Orville | Davis will apeak on various

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. .ponsibilities for family life.

There will be shown a movie,

"Your Neighbor Next Door". Parents with children at home are particularly urged to attend this meeting. Other Methodist churches in the sub-district

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| M \PM HFUillTS MFTIIOIIIST CHI K4 II Siuiday school will be held at l tne church on Sunday morning I at tc'iO a. in. Teachers of the ’ dashes Will be: Mrs. (»lt-nn I>*s- | lie. Kindergarten; Jim Boor. Junior class; Don MurKetto. Jr i Primary; and Lee liamiit -n. Young People and Adult . The people of the community arc cordially invited to this friendI ly church. : I lltvr NA/AUI.M. ( HI Ki ll I C. A. Newby, minister, j Miss Dorothy IHrt, S. S. Supt. Church School begins 9:JO a.

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| Worship at Hl:45 a. m Youth groui> at 6:45 j m. Evangelistic at 7:JO p. m. January Official Loard Meeting on Monday night 7 00 p. ni Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:,;0 p. rii Sunday school conieiition to be held at Brazil church on Satiir-!>\. January J"th beginning at 9:.';0 a. in. Visitors are welcome to our j services. FIRST BAPTIST < HI HI M Member of the Am< rican Bapi ti.-d Conve.ition. Dallas Rissk r. Pastor. David Barr. Chairman of the Board of Deacons. •Sunday school will begin Sunday morning, January 6, at 9:30. Be. on subject: "Finding tno Chn-t." John 1:35-49. Myron Swisher, A .aslant Supeiintend- ■ nt. will De in etiarge. The morning worship will boJ gin at 30:30. In tins .service the ; Lord's Supper will be ob ervect while a living pit tun of the j "La.-it Supper" will be set on the stage abo\, and back of th-. Communion Table. The choir will lead all singing in connection I with the . ervice. The morning message will be delivered from the Communion table. Mi ,. O'Neal and Mr. Scroggin will bring an appropriate message in song. . At 3:30 p. m. the Junior group ^of the Baptist Youth Fellowship

with then parents and all workers will meet in the church ba ;’-- ment for a dinner and organization meeting. Tlie Senioi group ol tile B.tp' list Youth Fellowship will meet in Hoorn 3, at 6:.';r* p. m. Karen Heed, president. The Evening worship will begin ut 7:30. There will be hymn singing and cK votions, special numbers and - message by the

pastor.

On Tuesday evening the Mission Society will meet with Mr Isaac Skelton. Mi. Maurice Kersey will have tin lesson. There will be a Love Uift offv ing. The meeting will be at 7:30 Our Spiritual Life service w.li be Thur sday evening at 7 o'clock. Come, bring a scripture verse, a poem or a song Also, bring a

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PRK&BYTbUIAN < Ht IU H Harry P. Walrond, Minister 9:30 a. m. Church school. Dr. George Manhart, Superintendent. Classes for all ages and grade. 10:30 a. m. The Nursery , maintained during tin worship ervice, for th care of small children of worshippers. 10:35 a. m.—Worship service Capt. Joseph Campbell, guest organist. Solo—"Draw Near to j Me," Bach, Miss Marjorie Sid- 1 don.-;. Seimon: •'Zacchaeus the i Anticipator." The sacrament of till Lord’s Supper will be uf>erved at this service. Mem he: I and friends arc urged to 1»- pre - ' i nt for this important service. 6:00 p. m.---Tuxi, will meet in j the chureh parlor. Th • Faith and Life and Stewardship Commissions will combine to prese: * ’ the worship service. The movie. | "Big Idea" will t* shown. All junior and senior high nehocl j young people are invited. Week-Day Meetings Thursday The. annual Con grogational Meeting will be held in the dining room, beginning with a ••piteh-in” upper at 6:30 jp. in. The yearly rei>ort.;, financial and otherwi e. will he man ' (at this meeting. All member’ at* expected to bi present, and ti lends are welcome to come. The choir will practice at 7:00

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F1K>T I HKISTIW CHI K< M Ralph H. Saunders, Minister. Ward D. Mayhall, Chairman of the Board. Fiank McKeehaii. Supt ol th 1 Church School. Morning worship, 10:15. The minister will speak on "Sealed Orders." The ntc ol Christian baptism will be observed as part of the service. Church school classes lor all u.;t:. Thro fine aduR ilassi .-.

Mrs. Liptrap; Section Two with Mrs. Gerald Elliott; Section Three with Mrs. Homer Leucur: Section Four with Mrs E R Baitley Every woman of thi church is automatically a member of the Women's Fellowship The Fellowship is divided intfour sections to make workingsize groups. Working in thi Fellowship is one of the fin,-' experiences of the church life. You are invited to attend al’ of the services and to participate in all of the activities of th. friendly eommuniti - min <‘-,i

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CHI'KFH Ol- ( HUIvr Lowell E M ini hi ter. minister Bible Study 9:45 Worsliip 10:45—Stand still aim move forward! Evening 7:00 "The value ol Christians v, the destroying power of sin.” Wednesday 7 :JO Come and worship with us

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meet the needs of the grown-ups. , We are encouraging the whole j tamily to find its place in tn I i lurch sebool. Christian Youth Fellowg'iiip, 6:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mayhall arc the leudeis. Chureh Caiiinet will meet in the parlor at 7:30, Every member of the Cabinet should be present to make his report Week Day Meetings Boy Scouts. Tuesday, 7:15. Choir rehearsal. Thursday, 7:10. Intermediate choir, rehearsal, Thursday. 6:30. Sections of the Christian Women's Fellowship meet Thursday as follows: Section One with

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pastor. A Bible believing, Bible prat ticing, Bible preaching church Siindax school 10 00 a m Morninj? worship 11 OO .- ni Young peopl • 6 45 p. ni. Evening: service 7:30 p. in Prayer meeting each Wednesday night 7.30 p. nr R. member Saturdays ire work lays at the church Plenty to be done Sunday school lesson topic 1 f.u this Sunday Finding the | Christ." Scripture text: John i 1:3o to 40 ] Beginning Tuesoav nigiit Jan, j s. ;,i 7 OO p, in . we are begin- ! ning .i oefinse of Bible study 1 It will consist of two < 'J > oneliour classes eai ii Tuesday mgii’. ' running ttiree months. Rev. Austin Elmore of tile Beech Grcwe Baptist i :lurch will be the teacher. If you are really inten-. t

jin studying the Word, in know- ! ing the will of the Lord, come land study with us. Bung pencil, I paper, and be sure to bring cdong : your Bible You wouldn't wash I "without watei. neither can you j study God - Word without your

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services every Sunday Wed | lovt to have you, and you would j surely he blessed by coming in- ; to the Durd's House on the Sub- ! bath. We preacn nothing hut the T Bible no Saviour but Jesus, and

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Rev. G. Minton, acting Vicar Church School at 9 45. ^ Morning Prayer at H:1C» |)KF8 CREEK CHCRC*) Service 7:30 p m. Saturday Service 10:30 a. rn. Sunday gasket dinner noon. No service after noon All uc welcome.

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