The Journal, Thursday, October 4, 1973- 3
-..g"an --------:----=:-- P-T FHA NEW News
"= [ ;._~,v,~li~....~, ~ -'~ The 2nd meeting of the Per- I,lll I Ill I
.. ~~ ktns-Tryon FHA Chapter was
Speaker .~ F~:J held Monday, October 1. We I I I lull
discussed about what project s I I I IIi I INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE
,~ we would like to do as a chap- ~lil AN[) WHEN YOU HAVE A LOSS
Bill Ryan, minist-~,~ .. ~. • ter. Then in standing commit- .,-.v.,r .......-.f-.,,. YOU'LL FIND US SYMPATHETIC
tees, we decided on separate JL.)ILJt~J~..~J~ HELPFUL ,., AND AVAILABLE
lton Cimarron VaT- "- orojects for the chapter.
of od, was speak- AGENCY
Ocational Industrial We can take 45 members to
nerlca, Health Ser- the Sub-Dlsfrict Rally at Ton- 104 East McElroy ~_..,~L~j,,/
tlons unitofCentral kawa so all most all of the SfiUwater Okla
ay, September 28. ' . , members will be able toattend. " " . FRFJEMAN L. DILBECK
Ryan discussed the The chapter members will 74074 Dewayne Hoser 372-2792
of the patient, also serve at the Alumni Ban- Perkins Pho.Sh7-2715 i Home 372-0913
plays in healing, quet on October 20. Don't for-
of the nurse get the Sub-District Rally on
October 13!
and what she can do
he Patient and family.
will be very
the VICA members
begin performing
nursing skills. Be-
the early part of
the VICA members
Drumright Nursing
days a week. The
are Miss Marie
Mrs. Peggie Long,
Study
Revelation
than a dozen people
the United Metho-
on Wedne.wJay
the first prayer
It was decicied
Polson conduct a
each week in the
Revelation, assisted
in the group when he
Mrs. Robert
Will entert~n the
morning,
at 9:30 a.m.
"Weekly Prayer"
"God is at work in you"
(Phtlippians 2:13).
Worldwide Communion
Theme for Worldwide Com-
munion Sunday, October 7, at the
Coyle United Methodist Church
at 9"30 a.m., and at Perkins
United Methodist Church at
II:00 a.m. will be "More Thaa
Bread". Special offerings will
be received for chaplains,
scholarship and minority stu-
Jents.
Clay tablets dating from
about 2000 B.C. show that
in Babylonia valuables were
deposited for a service
charge of 1/16th of what
they were worth. Interests
on loans ran as high as
33-1/3 percent!
Pe
91-
noon lunch-
of the Mike Hall
In the after-
e con-
l~SUeellen Klnnamon
oyd Jr. in the home
before
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Eby of
Tulsa were Tuesday overnight
guests in the parsonage home
of Mrs. Eby's parents, Pastor
and Mrs. Clifford Polson, en-
route to their home following a
visit of ~veral clays in Colo-
racio '~rlth the Polson's son and
family.
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AREA CHURCI:I DIRECTORY
PERKINS
^.~.'~i':MI~LV Ot C~)U CIIU~CH: Mr. Charles Hoil:~,,d-P~tor; amday school ~:45; Worship ll:Oo,
• hve*~mg war.hip 7:30; ~ed~msday Evet*l;ig 7:30.
FIH~I" L)A P'i IS'I" CIIUHCIi~ S~d~y Scl~c~)l 9:45, Wr)rship I :00; Tr~lnirlg Un|on 6:30 p.m.; Ev~-
l.g wol~hip ~:30. Wed,,e~d~ I'r~yer Meet.~g 7:30.
UHUHUH OE CHRI~'f: ~,nday ~O:30 and 6:3O; ~ed.esday Eve~ung 6:30.
1}:00, Y~,,~t~)r ~l lh,st--Jhgh Youth F'P~t,~'#ShH~, ~:00; Junior High Youth, every other ~da
FII¢~I CHI~I~'I JAr. CRUHCII; I~,,v. liarlly kroe.,a,,; Ch.rch .~'ho~,l P~r ;~du~ts a,,~ c{*lidren 9;4
~.da) mo,~dng ~orshlp 10:45; .b~lday EVC~H¢ ]:OO; Womea'~C~tmctl every third Wecb,e~*da)
130 p.,n.; ~ed~*esd~y ~;venmg Church ~rv~ces 7:00.
JEUOV.~H'.~ ~iTJ~E~SE~: william wJ,mery-Minister; Public Bible becturesb~nday 9",3~; Watch-
~ce Meeting Friday, 7:30.
5EVENTll DAY ^DVENlib'r: L~n Neargaar&-Pa~tor. Preaching 9:30, Sabbath school 10:30.
LI~EHTY FI~EE METHODIKr: C. M. Tho,npso~*-pu~or; ~tmday sct~oi 10:00; Worship 1H00.
PEHKIN5 INDIAN MJS,SlON: Rev. Joh~ C;ass-Pu~or; 8cruces held m Iowa Community Hall o~
WedneSday nights at $:00; S~turdays at 8;00 p.m. and 8tmday Sed~ooi at I0:00,
RmLEY
CUUI{CH OF CilHI~'T: Wayne Cz~rnech~-M~,,i~er; Bible C3asses~0:oO;Wor~p IlzOO; Evemng
~.x vlce~ ?:gO; ~ednesday ~.ve, tmg .~ervlce~ 7:OO.
RIPLEY UNITED METIIOIR~T: leer. L~ob Iteaiey-Church 9:30; SuzldaySchool 10:30; MYS ~lnday
night 6:30; l~tble S~Jy ~edl,e~lay 7:30 p.m.
HIPLEY HA PTIhT CIIUHCII: Terry sledge-Pastor; sunday Scblm110:OO; Worship ll:00; Training
Un~c~, 6:30 p.m.; ~;wntn~ Worsh~p 5:3~ WedneSday Prayer Meetmg 7:30.
,~lPbbY FULL ~K)SPEL TABEI~NACLE: P~ter-A~ber ~ls~; Stmday 8ehoo! I0:00; Wor=~hlp
II:OO; So,*day Eyening ~ervlces 7:00; ~el,day Evening Services 7:30; S~turday Prayer Meet,.
mg 7:30 p.m*
CRUHCH OF GOD: ~unday ~¢,c1~1 9:45; ~orshtp ~1:00; ~vening 8~r*lcea ~:OO, W~esd~y 7:~0•
GLENCOE
UNION HOME CllUiICti OF Clll{Is'r: HeV, Lee Marsh-Pastor; St=*'~ay School 10:00; Worship
]I:OO; Pla~er Meeting 7:30; we.,*e~.~ay Pra)er M~t~ng 7:30.
CIIUI~CI{ OF c-j~D; Ciycie ^tterberry-Pastor, ~unday School 9:45; Wed.esday 7:00.
CHUtCUH OF CIUItST: P~! James-Mtmmer; B|L~e School 9:g5; Wore~|p IO:45 m,d e:O0 p.,..
HAPTIST CllUt{Cil: Virgil C~dveft-Pastor; W'orshlp II:OO; 5w~ay sclm,,l lO:00; Wed~lekday
Services 7:30.
UNITED METHODIEr CilUNCli: Jay Caidw,.l|; ~mday ~1~ol 10:001Wor~ip II:OO; UMYF 5:$0.
TRYON
TI(YON CIIi~I~'FIAN CHUHCR: I~ev. J~ Rruco; ~y Ncl~l I~; Wor~llp i :OO,
TI{YON A.~bLMBLY WF fJOD: bor. ~ariing-Pastor; ~day School I0:~; Worship I;:00; Even-
i~ .Services 7:OO ~J,d ~ked,msday Eventrd~ 7:30.
F|NE;T ~AP'~I~%'1" CHUHCH D~ THYON; H~. Jerry McCle~ry; Sunday SchOOl 10:00. Wo~shlp
12;00; E~-enl,~g Worr4up 7:OO; Otureh Trainl~ 6:OO p.m.; Wedmesdey E~l~in~ 7:30.
RURAL CHURCHES
VA&~AIi CIIUi¢CN: 12 3/4 ,nlles ~gt, 4 ,,ideSnOrth of ~lIlWater-S,mday School 10:45; World~ip
I ~:00; Eve,*ing ,%rvlcos 7:30; Wed~,esday CA S:O0 p.,n.
EDeN CIIA PEL UNITED MET}IODI.~T CilUIICH: Worship 9:45; ~mday School 10".45; Samday EV-
e~,l,v~ Services 7:30; Wed,,esday Evening ~er~ces 7:3O•
MEIIAN UNION CRUHCIh I~am E. Ilargro~; ~y SC~| 10:00; Wor~*~lp 11:00; E~ni~
Services 6:30.
DIAMO/~D VALL~:¥ CObIMUNITV CIIUNCN: 6 mtle~ e~ o! &t|Hwater; ~/~y ,~erma~-Pastor
~mday School I0:O~, ~orshlp 1 H00; EVe~I~V~ ~rvtces7:30; We~3n~e~d~y Evening Scrv~ees 7:30.
OLIVET CHI{I~'FIAN CIIUI~CU: S.today ~l~,ol I0:00; Worshtp II:OO.
FHIENDS C}IAI~EL CHU~CH: Rev• P~.l S~der-g miles were of PurkJn~; ~y S~hoo! IO~.00;
w,~r~hlp ]; :CO; ~vent,,g Worsh~p 7:30; wed~,ee~t~y hvenmg Worship 7:30 p.n,.
PAI)AI)IS~ BAPTI.~T CIIUI~CIh 6 miles so~th. 5 miles west of ~tllwater; Bot#~y ~R~-P~or,
,%.utd;~y ~%choo[ }O:OO; Worship I l :OO; Trai*lDig UI¢IOll "/:00p.t~.i E'¢@n~,ltg Wor~ h:OO; Wlldll~ll~
d~y ~ve.l,~ WorsMp ~:30.
LO~T CHEEK UNITED METHOD|ST CUUNCH: ~md~y SchOOl ]O:00; Worl¢lh|p |]~0.
OTHER AREA CHURCHES
CAI{NEY CIIHI~%~'I1AN CRUHCH; ~ Kuel~r-minlster; ~-iaay Se.hooi I~00; W~ ll;00; E~
~nlr4~ Evamget*sttc Scrvice~ 6:00 p,m.
COYLE FII~ST CIIilI~t~N CHURCH: Jotm Pryor-Minlater; Su~diy ~110100; Wor~Mp ll:~
Yo~ PeopLe Mee¢ing 6:30; ~ve~ng wor~g~lp 7:30.
COYLE UNITED METHODIffr CHURCH; Cl~rd 10DlSoa-Mlltll%er; I~nIIl~ World~Ip 9:30;
day School 10:.30.
AGRA F[Rgr METHODU;T CHURCH: H~ev. Vim N~J¢~; wori~tp H:0Oi I~lmlNI ~er~e4m ?:~10.
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