The Citizens Journal (Atlanta, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1949 Page: 4 of 12
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the citizens journal, atlanta, cass county, texas
FOREST HILL
This Sunday was our regular
preaching date, our pastor Brother
Drennon Came also our missionary
Paul Hunt came and brought the
morning message. We were glad
to have him and invite him back.
Several absent from Sunday
school. We miss the absent ones
but we invite each and every one
to come to church and Sunday
school.
Singing was fine Friday night,
we enjoyed the singing and all
visitors. We welcome you back.
We extend our sympathy to all
the bereaved.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Heldt and
Bobby Lee, Mr and Mrs Bob My-
rick and children, Mr and Mrs Pete
Waddill enjoyed chitterling supper
in Roy Heldt home Saturday, night
Wonder who ate the most. ?
The School and Training union
group are entertaining with a Val-
entine party, February 14 at school
house.
Mr and Mrs J R Griffin are en-
joying their children over the week
end and Mr and Mrs J C Vise of
Port Arthur are visiting relatives
'on their vacation.
| Mr and Mrs Porterfield and child
;ren visited Mr and Mrs. W C Mc
Casland Friday night. We have
several on our sick list, we wish
each and every one a speedy re-
covery.
So glad to have Mr and Mrs
Elmer Turner and children in
church Sunday.
Rev. Vernon Drennon was Sun-
day dinner guest in Tolbert Wil-
son home.
Misses Mattie Jean Wilson, Ber-
nice McCasland visited with Sue
Stone Thursday night.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Heldt had the
misfortune of losing two cows
last week.
So glad to have Mr and Mrs
Jessie Lamb and Dennis attend
church Sunday.
Listen: If you have any news
' get them to this reporter, and
we'll let the readers read our news
Brother Drennon brought us a
wonderful message Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Heldt visited
in Dutch McWaters and A A Po-
well home Sunday evening.
Herbert Sanders, and Mrs Doris
Caldwell and daughter visited Sun-
day in Elsie Turner home.
Mr and Mrs Tolbert Wilson, Her
man and Mattie Jean visited in C
G. Harden and Jimmie Wilson
homes Saturday night.
"The PTA members are invited
and any visitors are welcome
Thursday evening at 2 o'clock.
Remember Sunday school at 11
BTU at 7 o'clock. Come on folks
and lets work harder and do more
in the future for our Lord and
Saviour.
Mrs. T. C. Wilson, Reporter,
Douglassville, Texas
Harris Whatley of Queen City.
HeW. and Mrs Percy Newton were
Sunday dinner gueBt of Mr and Mrs
Robert Stamps.
Mr and Mrs Tom Kitchen visited
Miss Wilbur Salmon Saturday even
ing.
Mr and Mrs O. A. O'Rear, Mr
Vernon Perkins visited Mr and
Mrs. H V Ray and family Sun-
day.
Mr and Mrs Harris Whatley and
Janell of Queen City visited Sun-
day afternoon with her parents Mr
and Mrs Tom Kitchens.
Missess Homerzelle, Sarah Sue
Steger spent the week end with
friends at Bradley, Ark.
Mr Oliver McCarty of Lowell,
Texas visited Tuesday with Mr.
Tom Kitchens.
Hope Mrs. A M Stegers Brother
LAWS CHAPEL
Mr*. J. K. Murph. Reporter
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
ATLANTA'S EVANGELISTIC CENTER
A.M. Subject:
mm "Why Doesn't God
Answer Every
Prayer?"
P. M. Subject:
'Advantages of Be-
ing a Christian"
"THEY SAY WE
ARE FRIENDLY"
REV. PAUL J. STEWART
PASTOR — PHONE 465-J
We had such a fine day with two
jvery fine sermons from our pastor
iRev. Percy Newton.
Prayer meeting this Wednesday
night conducted by Mr. Joel Harp-
er. Singing this Sunday afternoon
If you enjoy singing or hearing
singing come, you have a special
invitation.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pyle en-
tertained for dinner Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. Hershall Wall two
children of Huffines, Rev. N. A.
Helmes of Jefferson, Mr and Mrs
R G Pyle Jr two children of Lake
Charles, La, Mr R G Pyle, Sr., of
Atlanta Mr and Mrs J K Murph
Willie Terrell, Mr and Mrs Colquit
Pyle, Mr and Mrs Joe Witt her
brother in honor of T. W. Pyle's
81st birthday, the birthday cake
was furnished by Mr and Mrs Joe
jHill all voted for him to have
[many more happy birthdays.
; Mr. C B age 78 who lived in this
community for a number of years
idicd in Texarkana Tuesday and
was brought back here for burial
IWednesday.
, Mr and Mrs Bill Caver, Mr and
Mrs Met Steger, Mr and Mrs Her-
bert Caver daughter Martha Gail
visited Sunday with Mrs. Abby
Caver of Texarkana.
Miss Wilmer Kitchens spent the
week end with her sister Mrs.
who is in E M Hospital will soon
be well.
i. ■
ANTI
There was a good attendance in
each service at the church Sunday
We appreciated the visitors and
welcome them back at any service
Edgar Goodroe of Texarkana
was buried Saturday. He was a
brother of Mrs. H T Allen. Our
love and sympathy to her and rest
of his family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Nolen Harper and
babies of Wichita Falls were week
end visitors in H T Allen home.
Bro. and Mrs. Pierce and Joyce
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Edd Thompson home.
Visitors in Gilbert Dupree home
Sunday were Mr and Mrs J. L
Foster, Mrs. Harper, Wanda and
Modena Waddill.
Mrs. Evie Watki/is spent sevo-ul
days last week with her sister Mrs
Mable Heldt, who has been ill lor
some time; she was feeling better
Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Berryman is in the
nospital. She has had quite a few
visitors this week.
Dinner guests in Mr. and Mrs
Cooper Plum home Sunday were
her brother, Pat Duke of Satanta,
Kansas; her parents, Mr. and Mrs
B C Duke of O'Farrell; her sister
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Bobo and
girls of Phillips 66. Afternoon visi
tors were Mr. and Mrs. Gradon
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stuckey,
Mrs Stella Betts were Sunday din-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949
ner guests in D W White home;
Sunday afternoon they visited Mrs
Lester Berryman in Atlanta hos-
pital.
Typewriter KIbbons at Q«t
Citizens Journal office.
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Harrell, D. P. The Citizens Journal (Atlanta, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1949, newspaper, February 17, 1949; Atlanta, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth348123/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.