Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 63, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 8, 1980 Page: 3 of 12
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Disaster drill
The local Emergency Medical Service surprised the emergency
room staff at Memorial Hospital with an emergency disaster drill
Thursday night. The drill featured some 18 patients and only four
nurses who treated the injured parties. Here, patient Reanna
Gressett is treated by LVN Edna Haney and RN Georgia Earl.
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Twenty teachers from the West
Texas 01C Area, including Mrs.
Dora Price of Seminole, were-
named to receive fellowships to
attend the 23rd annual Petroleum
Institute for Educators which is
scheduled to begin Monday at the
University of Houston.
The program will run through
June 27.
• Mrs. Price teaches biology at
Seminole High School. She
received her bachelor of science
degree in biology from Sul Ross
State University in Alpine.
The Petroleum Institute, de-
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'teachers, will be conducted by Dr. and gas as important energy
Jack M. Sheridan, professor of sources and to develop an
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Baptists scheduled to mark Latin Crusade decade
International Crusade, Inc., a
Southern Baptist ministry to Latin
•American churches, will cele-
brate a decade of successful
activity on June 16 at the First
Baptist Church in Seminole.
The 10-year victory celebration
marks the anniversary when the
ministry began at the First
Baptist Church here in 1970 while
the Rev. Gene Hawkins was
pastor. The Rev. Ben Mieth, at
that time a Gaines County farmer,
began the work with a crusade to
Chihuahua, Mexico. Since that
time, 18 church-to-church crusa-
des have been conducted in
Central and South America
involving 1,479 American pastors
and lay members.
“It all began with one bus load
of people going from the First
Baptist Church in Seminole to
Chihuahua,” said Rev. Mieth,
“and now more than 300 churches
across the country are involved.”
According to Rev. Mieth, a
crusade has either been complet-
ed or is now in preparation in
every major country in Latin
America.
The thrust of church-to-church
crusade ministry in U.S. churches
sending a team, consisting of a
preacher, an interpreter, and a
number of lay members of the
church who have received special
orientation for a particular
mission. The team travels with
other teams to a selected area and
Dawson schedules playday
4-H members from throughout
the area are invited to participate
in the Dawson County 4-H Horse
Clubs open invitational playday
which is scheduled for Saturday,
June 14, beginning at 20 a.m. at
the La mesa Rodeo Arena.
Entry blanks are available at
the Dawson County extension
office. There are classes for
juniors, seniors and pee wees.
Awards include trophies
through third place and ribbons
for the fourth through 10th places.
The Grand Champion Mare and
Gelding will receive a trophy.
The entry fee is $5 per class; $20
for four or more classes.
Contestants are requested to mail
their entries in advance to Mrs.
Albert Culp for numbering and
posting.
4-H parents and members will
be operating a concession stand
for the convenience of those
attending.
spends a week conducting
evangelistic services in a local
Baptist, Church.. Local church
members and team members
make hundreds of contacts during
the week, inviting the public to
attend the nightly services and
sharing the New Testament
message of faith.
Participants normally do not
speak the native languages, but
use specially prepared bilingual
Bibles, booklets, and personalized
messages to communicate when
interpreters are not available.
All of the interested public is
invited to attend a barbecue
dinner and fellowship which will
begin at 7:30 p.m. on Monday,
June 16.
Reservations must be made to
the church office.
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Day, Marshall. Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 63, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 8, 1980, newspaper, June 8, 1980; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1127743/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.