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The Dublin Citizen
Thursday, Sept 27, 2001
These
Churches
Invite Vou to I
Worship
with Them
First United Methodist
630 Highland Avenue
Ronny Barnett, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.
Worship at 11:00 a.m.
Youth at 6:00 p m.
Our Hearts our Minds our Doors
are always open
First Assembly of Ood
512 North Park
Dublin, Texas
254-440-3414
Pastor'Tim C. Howard
SERVICE SCHEDULE
Sunday School 0:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship Services
10:45 a.m., 6 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m
Community
Baptist Church
* »
Stavan K. Parker, Pastor
| Warm, friendly, family-lika fellow-
ship, serving the needs of all
| ages.
Bible Study
Sunday 0:45 am
Worahlp Service 11am & 6pm
WMneaday Service 7pm
515 W. Mesquite • Dublin, Tx.
Trinity Church
Patrlek and Harris Streets
Rev. Dr. John Riga*
Evangelical
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I". Sp Wf . .
Sundays
0 a.m. Holy Communion
Sunday School Coffee
The Episcopal
ChurchWelcomaa Youl
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Church Services:
Sundfey School 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
8unday Evtnlng Service 8 p.m.
Wad. Prayer Masting 6 p.m.
Coma and Join ua at our
Old Country Church
6 mile* on Hwy 210 - Purves
Patrick Street
Church of Christ
630 N. Patrick
Dublin, TX
Bill Wiley,
Minister
mi Baptist Church Of Dublin
Dean Bradley, Paetor
Corner of Live Oak S Camden
254-445-2435
Jim Bagley (top) and Pastor Gerald Freeman add finishing touches
to the interior framework on the new addition Highland
Congregational Methodist Church. ,
Highland Congregational Methodist Church
works steadily to complete new building
Members of the Highland Congregational Methodist Church have come
together to meet the needs of an expanding congregation.
“We’re building a 50 by 100 foot educational fellowship area," said
pastor Gerald Freeman. “We need more space, and this will aid us in min-
istering to the community,”
The sanctuary has been around since 1958, but the new building will
provide classrooms, a kitchen and storage space. The church has planned
to construct the building for two years, and was able to begin laying the
slab in June. Members began working on the interior in August and have
already installed an airconditioning and heating system and wiring. They
are currently installing insulation and finishing the framework.
Make it easier for Your Loved One’s
Pre-planning a funeral makes sense, saves money and spares
your loved ones from emotional decisions at a very difficult time.
We realize the level of trust and confidence families place in a
funeral home. Come by or call, our staff will be happy to assist
you and answer any question that you may have.
Harrell Funeral Home
Site* 1909
112 N. Camden St. Dublin, Tx 76446 (254) 445-3311 H
Hancock
Funeral services for Leonard
Marion Hancock, 73, were Tuesday
in Harrell Memorial Chapel with
Bill Wiley and Joe Baisden officiat-
ing. Burial was in Old Dublin
Memorial Park under direction of
Harrell Funeral Home.
Mr. Hancock died Sept. 23 at his
residence near Dublin.
He was a farmer/rancher who
had retired from the Department of
Public Safety after 21 years of
service.
* He was former police chief in
Temple for 12 years and taught at
the Central Texas College in
Killeen for a year before he retired.
He was bom Jan. 13, 1928 in
Proctor to David Marion Hancock
and Jessie Ola Fowler.
He married Doris L. Smith on
Nov. 16, 1947 in De Leon.
He was a member of the Church
of Christ, a former member of the
Rotary Club, past president of the
Texas Police Association and the
Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Hancock was a World War II
veteran, having served in the Coast
Guard.
He is survived by his wife, Doris
of Dublin; a son, Gary Hancock of
Belton; a daughter, Carolyn
Cheshier of Red Oak; a brother,
Gayle Hancock of Jacksonville; a
sister, Janis Keith of Carbon; two
grandsons and three granddaugh-
ters.
Memorial gifts may be made to
the Foster Home for Children, 1794
N. Graham, Stephenville 76401 or
the Dublin Historical Museum,
P.O. Box 155, Dublin 76446.
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Collins
Graveside services are pending in
Temple for Hollie Retha Cox Col-
lins, 89, who died Sept. 25 at
Bluebonnet Acres in Dublin.
She was bom Dec. 25, 1911 in
Comanche County to John and
Lula Beggs Cox. She was pre-
ceded in death by her husband,
Albert "Mutt" Collins, in 1992.
They had lived in Stephenville and
Temple where her husband owned
a furniture store and Mrs. Collins
owned a neighborhood beauty
shop. She moved to Dublin in
1996.
She is survived by many nieces
and nephews including Inez Cox
Grauke and Dick Yantis, both of
■Dublin, and Nancy Urbanowitz of
Illinois.
She was preceded in death by 10
brothers and sisters.
From The Stacks
of the Dublin Public Library
By FRANCES TURNEY
With the nation at war on terror-
ism, what most people want to
read is an upper. Librarian Sandra
Thomas has managed to get for us
a book to soothe anxiety and calm
the spirit. The Prayer Of Jabet, by
Bruce Wilkinson, was already on
the best seller lists before the
World Trade Center and the Penta-
gon were hit by terrorists, and it's
now in the number two spot. It's
likely to stay at the top until
somebody comes up with a better
one.
Biblical scholars may say, "Well,
1 already know that: I Chronicles
4:10". But the interpretation
Wilkinson gives to this simple
prayer lends it a contemporary
significance the casual reader may
not see on his own. This is such a
thin little book you can read it
during the noon hour. Do so, and
bring it in quickly, because others
may be waiting in line to check it
out.
Readers.who'd rather find release
from stress in fiction may opt for
Blue Diary, by Alice Hoffman.
This is a story of personality
change, one for better, most for
worst. It's a psychological drama,
mostly about feelings, and most
readers won't like all of them.
An 11-year-old girl is trauma-
tized by the suicide of her father, a
terminal cancer patient. She sees
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an opportunity to inflict her grief
on the whole world, her world of
the moment being the small New
England town of Monroe, and
seizes that opportunity. The ef-
fects of her deed on the various
citizens of the town and the family
of the man whose identity she has.
exposed make up the bulk of the
story. The reader sees with clarity
the devastation brought upon the
lives of people who are unable of
forgive.
Blue Diary is a downer, but its
author, Alice Hoffman, has been
hailed as "one of the best writers
we have today". She lives outside
Boston.
There are many ways you can
support your library. You can
check out books, audios, and vid-
eos. You can use the computers,
get on line. Books and other gifts
are welcome. You can buy bricks.
Library bricks have double value.
They help support the library and
also are a permanent memorial or
honor to someone you truly love or
admire. Library bricks are $125
each, with no sales tax and the
price has not gone up in six years.
You can't find many bargains like
that. Each brick allows three lines.
14 letters to the line including
punctuation and spaces. Pick up a
form at the desk and start planning
the next library brick you'll pur-
chase,
t SADIE
Bible Study
9:30am
Worship
10:20am & 6pm
Wednesday Bible Claaaaa |
7pm
You are loved
by the Flret ]
Baptict Family
Highland Missionary
Baptist Church
David £ Locke, Pastor
Sunday Services
Sunday School 10am
Morning Worship 10:45am
Evening Services 7pm
Wadnaaday Prayar Meeting
and Blbla Study
7pm
12 miles NW of Dublin
on Hwy. 2156
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believe in God end each other. If you're searching forsomething to believe in, our hearts, our mlnde
end our door* are sHway* open.
Open hearts. Open mind*, Open door*.
Tha people of Tho Unltod Mot hod 1st Church"
First United Methodist Church
630 Highland Avenue in Dublin
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Thetford, Caris. The Dublin Citizen (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 2001, newspaper, September 27, 2001; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth770305/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.