Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1967 Page: 4 of 6
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Prefbyt.rien
Church Notes
All of us are aware that con
temporary life Imposes pressure
on personality. The struggle to
survive and get ahead leaves
us exhausted and often spirit-
ually breathless. Anxieties take
their toll of our strength. We
feel, under strain our resources
inadequate for our needs. The
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lan Ghufch is here in Hopey
Grov* to' help supply adequate
resources to help yott when you
are under the strain and stress
of life.
Sunday Church School at 9:45
A.M. will help you meet some
of the stresses of life.
Morning Worship service at
11:00 A M Rev. Arthur R Os-
borne will speak on the theme,
“Peter's Shadow".
The Presbyterian Youth Fel-
lowship will meet at 8:00 P.M.
for refreshments and a study
theme on. ‘‘The Bible". This
study* theme will be led by
Rev. Osborne.
The Business Women’s Cli-
de will meet Monday Nov. 13th
at the Church at 7:30 P.M. Co-
hostesses are: Mrs. Louise
Dicks»n and Mrs. Allie Lindsay.
Mrs. Mary Ethel Ohr will lead
the discussion on the subject
“AUuence and Poverty." Every
one is to bring their thank-of-
fering boxes
FRIDAY — 3:50 PM The
Junior Choir will rehearse at
the church after which., they
will attend the study course on
“This is My Church ”.
On Thursday, November 16th
the Main Street United Presby-
terian Church will have a fam
lly night supper to which the
members of the Dial Presbyter
ian Church and the Ladonia
Presbyterian Church are in-
vited. A covered dish supper
will be served at 6:30 P.M.
Following the supper a pro-
gram of unusual music will be
presented by five very talent-
ed msieians. After the special
music the congregation will ad
joum to the Church Sanctuary
where Rev. Joe Wilson of the
First Christian Church of Mc-
Alester, Oklahoma, will present
slides and tell about the Holy
I-and. Mr. Wilson conducted an
18 day tour of the Holy Land
and other places this summer
so he has some very interest
ing and informative things to
present. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend this pro-
gram in the Sanctuary at tip
proximately 7:30 P.M.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson were
neighbors and friends of the
Osborne’s when both ministers
were serving Churches in Mes-
quite, Texas.
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Dial United Presbyterian
Church
Dial United Presbyterian
Church will have worship ser-
vice Sunday morning ai 9:30
A M. Rev. Arthur R. Osborne
will speak on the theme:
'‘Paul's Shadow" Church school
will follow at 10:30 A.M. The
congregation is invited to at-
tend the family night supper
at the-Main Street Chun h in
Honey Grove on Thursday, Nov.
16th at 6:30 P.M.
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The First 1'nited Presbyterian
Church
The First United Presbyter
ian Church at Ladonia has wor
Friday. November
GOD - SPIRIT -
ship service each 1st and -3rd
Sunday at 9:30 A.M. Church
school every Sunday at 10.30
A.M. The congregation is in-
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Keith Marshall
God has had no me very de-
finite plans for man before the
foundation of this world (Ephe
sinns 1:3-14). How did G°^
make known this plan to man?
He used the Spirit to gradually
make known this “mystery”.
(Ephesians 3:1-7).
Let us take just one of sev
oral passages that answer this:
question. Peter, in his first
letter and Lire first chapter re
veals that God’s plan for mar
is that he might be saved frerr
his past sins and inherit heaver
•after this life (verse 2 9). In
■verse ten he tells us that the
prophets of old prophesied *>f
this grace that should come
unto us. but they themselves
did not understand its full im
plications. Even the angles
were not allowed to know this
(verse 12> How did the Spirit
make it known to man ? By the
preaching of the gospel through
man. The Spirit began through
Moses and other of the prophets
t*. make the plan of salvation
to man known then through
the appostles He makes it
known that Christ has died for
us, that we should repent of
our sins and that we should be
“baptized for the remission of
sins" (Acts 2:38). into the Body
of Christ (Cor. 12:13).
Paul told Timothy that every
scripture was inspired of God
(2 Tim. 3:161 How was this
■done? Peter said that “Holy
men of God spake as they were
moved by the Holy Spirit" (2
Peter 11:21). Paul said that the
dispensation of the grace of
God that he w?s making known
in the Ephesian letter was re-
vealed unto him hv the Spirit
(3:5). He said that when we
read it, we can understand
God’s will for man today (3:4).
We do not need the direct op
eration of the Holy Spirit to
know the will of Go-d for us
today. The Spirit has already
made known the will of God to
us through the Scripture.
You are invited to the re-
maining service of our gospel
meeting. We would love to hgve
you. in fact, you are always
invited to the service*; of the
Church of Christ.
Worcester, Muss.
Mr. and M:s, Mark D Roden
and son Danny of Worcester,
Mass., ere spending several
weeks here with his^mother.
Mrs Jack Wilson, Mr. Wilson
and Jack Dennis.
Mrs. Bernice Leslie Clayton
spent the week in Dallas with
her daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Horn and dm
drop
Pompeii was destroyed hv an
eruption of Mt. Vesuvus in 79
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vited to attend the family night
supper at the Main Sheet
Church in Honey Grove on
Thursday, Nov. 16th at
P.M. The program will be prok
sented J?y the Rev. Joe Wilson
Mrs. Fred William* and
Morene Alemeda returned home
Jundny from Jackson, Tenn.,
where they visited Mr. and Mis.
3alon Johnson. Enroute they
ViHlted Mr. and Mrs. T. S Ford
In Hot Springs, Ark.
Don Gilbreath is a patient in
Wilson ’ N. Jones Hospital,
Jherman,
Miss Clara Rasbcrry has re-’
urned from Caddo, Okie.,
where she was a guest of Mrs.
Millie May tubby.
Weekend guesti of Mr. and
Mrs. Ha use Cunningham were
Mrs. Millie Maytubby $nd Mrs.
Lizzie Manning of Caddo, Ok
a., and Mis. Lou Cuhningham
if Trenton.
Visiting Mrs. John I. Wheeler
tnd family were Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Roberts of Sherman
and Robert Douglas of Kle
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Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Eli
Word Tuesday night were Mr
ind Mrs. Alvin Latimer and
Mr. md Mrs. Ronnie Latimer
if Bonham.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robeits
(<i f ort Worth Visited Mrs. U
rene Treadway and family,
Tom
Ridge,
Mr.
and family
of Mr. and Mrs. Esco
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dodd
visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Carpenter in Bonham.
Mrs. Ernest Spelce and Mrs.
Homer Sturdivant visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Prince in Ada,
Ok lp^. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pirtle
and family of Dallas were
guests of Mrs.. J. A. Pirtle Sun-
day. Mrs. Bob Books and
baby of Dallas who had been
visiting Mrs. Pirtle returned
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie DUSiTap
of Pittsburg were weekend
gueat* of Mrs L E. Miles. Mr#
Miles accompanied them home
for a visit. — Reported
Mrs, R. T. Ku«.x*li .it' hate
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. John Smith.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 11TH
Citizen's Committee for Amendment 6, Tom Vandergriff. Chairman
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Poppy Chairman
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1967, newspaper, November 10, 1967; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth800812/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.