The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 24, 1961 Page: 15 of 21
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l«l rphilippiona ft) The turner
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§ widow of middle age,
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dyad purple and which wert
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beta | large heuae and a largt
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hopts. and like
and the phii.P|>iMn
Ihia oew convert
apt lam the same day,
the river. Thus we see
differed from thoae
tor to and ton teller In dealing
with these four edulta the Lord
used methods as heaping with the
character of each person In turn
cases he led bigbminded seekers
to accept Christ without any shock
or struggle With men hardened io
evil bigotry he emptoyed drastic
meeeuree that nrou#i each mao
to his knees
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“The mefMtrelck sent the police:*
Tho rulers of the colony, or “Prep-
tors” had treated Paul and Bill
era lo be scouraged
»iml lain 1 Sm.ai.iiB with thclf
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feet in wooden forms that made
sleep impossible- The nest morn
ing. we know not why. tho magi*
tratas sent ‘Itctrrs,” or rod hear
era to set the two prisoner* free
The police found it taster to pel
then
m in Jail than to get them out
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ciii.cn.; ’ Homan Igwa
forbade the Kooraging of tell-
sene To do an without a bearing
constituted a double often*#. While
being beaten, Paul and Silas had go
opportunity to demand their rights.
Later, when ibay could have slip-
ped away, they insisted that the
in person apologia#,
and iwtease them. These facts raise
serious question: When should
■ auomtt lo such injus
when ahould they de-
ir rigbtsf Because of
aetMM by these twn leaders, Ida
local church to-yan with the sanc-
tion and protection el city officials.
Again and again Paul's Homan
citueii.hip helped promote his mis
sianary labors, but he never need
It for selfish purposes. Rven in
the are# of citisensnip, for him to
live was Christ.
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Church Directory
m. Paul'# Preefcyfartete
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Plref Bapteef
Bee. John W. Pi
Clayton Betted Baptiet
Bee. Pen CoHiaa
Murveul Mteeionary Baptist Church
Bee. ten B. Preehe
Pugger
Pint Grove Assembly of Go4
Bav. feck Harris
feme# BtondeB
Pint Baptist, Gary
Bee. Eugene Gamut
Antlorti Bandit «
Bae Bereee Wacnaar
Mhteatt Baptist Churep
Bee. #. w. Penehue
Carthage Plrst PraewlH Baptist
Bate. f . It Geode, Pastor
Dnadvoo* United Pentecootel Church
Bee. Whit Arrington
pint Methodist Church
Bee- f. Bryant Young
Pint Assembly at Go*
Bee. P. f. Feremere
North M* Baptiet Church
fehn U WMUams, Peetee
Grand Bluff Baptist
Bev f. 0. Crow
HopeweU Baptist Church af Buncombe
Bev- J. B- Beagsn
Pknoto Missionary Baptist Church
Bae. B. L. teoasoa, Paster
Now Shady Grove Mtssioeary Baptist
Bav. Herman Badgley, Pastor
Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptiet
Bae. Alvin Pet#
Tho Church of Chrtrt
Mr. H- L- Beyooid.
Now Hopo (Woods) Baptist Church
Bev. J. B. Thempaoe, Pester
Union Arbor freewill Baptist ftetirch
Paster, Bee. lae Bor Andemet
Bethel Methodist Church 0
Blyslen Ptetel - Bee. Bahert BeB
Pleasant Bldgs Baptist Church
Bav. A. P- Basse
BeckvIUe Calvary Baptist
MtXJoift Wares Methodist ChurO
lev. Mousse Bigg#, Pestaf
Buncombe freewill BaptM
Bee. C. r. Pergnaon, Paster
Shady Grove Baptist
Bev. 0. f. Owe#
Ungbranch Missionary Baptist
Bae. Bar Brook.
Now Prospect Mtertonary Baptist
c. ft Prsntee
DeBerry Baptist Cbureb
Bev. femes A- iteiehlend, Pester
Macedonia Baptist Church
w. p. Leggett, Pastor
first Cbrlstian Church
B. to Brawn, Mlnistar
•amt Williams Catholic Church
father Gerald Bowen
BeckvIUe Methodist Church
Bev. Poo Him-lair
Clayton first Baptist Church
Bee. Bari Terlor
pnadwood-Gatioway Cburehaa
Bev Carl HibMIs
Brooks Missionary Baptist Church
Vannis Odom, Paster
Carthage Missionary Baptist
Bev. George Crawford
Inside Measurements
Hints and meaaure the temple of God and the altar and
those who worship there, but do not meaaure the court outside . . .'
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Bev. Ban Bev Chameeae
St. Andrews Methodist* Church
Bev. Jack Albright, Paster
South Bide Baptist Church
Psttor
Primitive Baptirt Church
Herria ch«p«-l — Older AuUsy
That , which we accumulate in wordly goods, wealth and prestige
is comparable to the outside court of the temple. Bach of ua is a templo
of God, and when life is ended only the inside measurements are con-
sidered We must pass from this Ufe, and the person on the lowest rung
social ladder is equal to the one possessed of great affluence and
l B. Glaaaeeak,
lit. Calvary Baptist Chuith
United Pentecostal Church
Bev. fred B. Perlman
Bev. Obis Barton
Upm Assembly of God Church
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Center Point Freewill Bnptlit
Hev Ivan Godwin. Paster
Oil Robertson
Walnut Springs Baptist Church
Incite Oartdt, Paster
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fairplay Baptist Church
Bev. C. K. CUIver
Church of The Nasafena
tdn. r to Cnwpiwk
Carthage Methodist Circuit
Itewtt Beefge — hWteen Chaps!
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Behoheth Methodist Church
Bev. Bnyce p. Robh
Ml. lion Baptist Church
0. T- Brawling
not Baptist Chureh, Beckville
Bev. Uo WUIsrd
of our____
fame; material possessions are not measured.
Our most important thought, therefore, la how heat to Increase
the measurement of the temple within us. Attendance; with participation
in the activities of the Church of our faith are of primary Importance,
for the Church points the way to praiseworthy thoughts and deeds, and
to a commendable way of Ufe that enlarges the temple of God from within.
liberty Chapel Baptist Church
Larry Base
Bast side Baptist Gary
Bev Jerry UanffasM
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Hand Drug
Nuripdm BpacWteta
DAIRY QUEEN
Ml. leUirt^MMmwjgr Baptist Church
ftteudahip Baptist
Bev. H- R- Roqnsmore. Pastoe
Backbit! Methodist Church
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Bulans Gw Go.
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Flower Shop
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Dry Goods Os.
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Pare Hardware
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Shelly ProdueU
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Applegate, Clabe. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 24, 1961, newspaper, August 24, 1961; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth900818/m1/15/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.