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The Dublin Citizen
Thursday, Dec. 9,1999
These Churches
Invite Vou to
Worship
with Them
Highland Missionary
Baptist Church
David E. Locke, Pastor
Sunday Services
Sunday School 10am
Morning Worship 10:45am
Evening Services 7pm
Wednesday Prayer /
Meeting and Bible Study
7pm
12 miles NW of Dublin
on Hwy. 2156
First Assembly of God
512 North Park
Dublin, Texas
254-445-3414
Pastors:
Wilson and Judy Gaunt
SERVICE SCHEDULE
Sunday School 9:30 a m.
Sunday Worship Services
10:30 a m., 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Services 7:00 p.m.
Includes:
Missionettes and Royal Rangers
Youth Group
Adult Bible Study
Community
Baptist Church
Steven K. Parker, Pastor
Warm, friendly, family-like fel-
lowship, serving the needs of all
ages.
Bible Study
Sunday 9:45 am
Worship Service 11am & 6pm
Wednesday Service 7pm
515 W. Mesquite - Dublin, Tx.
Trinity Church
Patrick and Harris Streets
Evangelical Catholic
Traditional Biblical
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Sundays
10am Holy Eucharist
Sunday School Coffee
The Episcopal Church
Welcomes Youl
Purves Baptist
Church
Pastor - Harry Earles
Church Services:
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 6 p.m.
Come and join us at our
Old Country Church
6 miles on Hwy 219 - Purves
Patrick Street
Church of
Christ
630 N. Patrick •
Dublin
Bill Wiley,
Minister
Bible Study
9:30am
Worship
10:20am & 6pm
Wednesday Bible Classes
7pm
Lauret Street
UnitedMet/raU/st
C/rurc/r
Comer of Hwy. 219 East and
Laurel Street - Dublin, Tx.
Victor Pena, Pastor
Church Services
9:30am
Sunday School 10:30am
Come as you are.
Everyone Is Welcome
You are loved
by the First
Baptist Family
This Sunday’s Sermon:
*Home For The Holidays”
Adult Choir
First Baptist ChurUi Of Dublin
Comar of Live Oak & Camden
254-445-2435
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Church Christmas Celebrations
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First Baptist Church
The adult choir of First Baptist
Church will present Home for the
Holidays at 11 a.m. Sunday. The
musical celebrates the joy Christ-
mas.
The children's choir will present
a Christmas musical called It All
Happened in the Country it 6 p.m.
Deo, 19.
A churdi-wfde Christmas ft low-
ship will follow the children's pro-
gram.
The church's live nativity will be
Dec. 21, 22 and 23.
Purves Baptist Church
The youth of Purves Baptist
Church will present My Christmas
Wish on Dec. 19 at 6 p.m.
It is a true Christmas story from
the 1920's written by an elder
church member, Mary West.
The play will be followed with a
fellowship and refreshments. Ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
Dublin, in conjunction with St.
Brendan's in Stephenville, will host
the annual mass and festival of Our
Lady of Guadalupe Sunday at Dub-
lin City Park.
The mass is set for 6 p.m.,
followed by a free dinner of tama-
les, rice, beans and desserts.
The public is invited.
Highland Baptist Church
The Highland Baptist Church
Christmas program will be at 7
p.m., Dec. 19.
Live Nativity
First Baptist Church's live nativ-
ity scene will be on Dec. 21, 22
and 23 at the Comer Lot.
(We'll publicize your church’s
Christmas events if you'll send
details to The Citizen.)
Area ranchers may now qualify
for drought-related disaster loans
Agriculture Commissioner Susan
Combs has announced there are
currently 128 Texas counties, in-
cluding Erath, which have been
approved by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture Farm Service
Agency for the Livestock Assis-
tance Program.
LAP, administrated by FSA, pro-
vides direct payments to eligible
livestock producers in approved
counties that have suffered grazing
losses due to natural disasters dur-
ing 1999.
Nationwide, $200 million has
been allocated for livestock pro-
ducers for weather-related losses as
Treadway
Hearing' Aid Center
will hold Its regular
hearing workshop
Tuesday, Dec. 14
9:30 a.m. -11:30 am.
Dublin Senior
Citizen’s Center
(behind Daily Quefl&nj;Vt,
Free Hearing Test
Complete Service
on Hearing Aids
Battery Sales
Financing Available
Medicare Approved
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pari of the $8.7 billion farm assis-
tance package passed in October.
An additional $10 million in fund-
ing was approved in the recently
passed H.R. 3194 which provides
$576 million in additional emer-
gency funding.
For drought-related losses, LAP
benefits are available in approved
counties where precipitation was
40 percent or more below normal
for at least four months and where
there was at least a 40 percent loss
of available grazing during a 90-
day period due to drought.
Eligible producers must have
suffered a 40 percent or greater
loss of grazing for a 90-day period
during 1999. Eligible livestock
include beef and dairy cattle; buf-
falo or beefalo when maintained on
the same basis as beef cattle;
sheep; goats; swine; and equine
animals used commercially for hu-
man food or kept for the produc-
tion of food or fiber on the owner's
farm or ranch.
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Reed
Graveside services for James
Herman Reed, 87, will be at 2 p.m.
today at Hazeldell Cemetery under
direction of Harrell Funeral Home.
Reed died Dec. 6 in the Veterans
Administration Hospital in Temple.
He was bom Oct 6, 1912 in
Bangs to William Walter Reed and
Beulah Jane Miller. He married
Helen Inez Munselle on June 25,
1938 in Eastland.
Reed was a truck driver and an
Army veteran of World War II. He
was a Baptist
Survivors include his wife, Helen
Reed of Dublin; two sons, Paul D.
Reed of Nashville, Tenn. and Terry
L. Reed of Buffalo, Mo.; two
sisters, Hazel Reed of Dublin and
Pauline Ross of Ranger; one grand-
daughter and one great-grand-
daughter.
Moyer
Graveside services for Amma
Moyer, 87, were Sunday in Bunyan
Cemetery under direction of Harrell
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Moyer died Dec. 3 in a
Stephenville nursing home.
She was bom Aug. 15, 1912 in
Mt. Ida, Ark. to Daniel Clinton
Anderson and Anna Pearl Lumkin.
She married Hollis J. Moyer on
April 14, 1928 in Breckenridge. He
preceded her in death on June 11,
1981. She was also preceded in
death by a son, Dale Moyer, one
grandson and several siblings.
She was a Methodist and a
homemaker.
Survivors include three daugh-
ters, Martha Sharp, Patricia A.
Price and Barbara Howard, all of
Dublin; two sisters, Edna Louise
Trees of Dallas and Johnnie Mae
Emond of Albany; a brother, Tom
Anderson of Sweetwater; 14 grand-
children; 23 great-grandchildren
and eight great-great-grandchildren.
REMINDER: The Dublin Citizen
will not be printed the week after
Christmas. We will publish on Dec.
23, skip a week, and resume regu-
lar publication schedule on Jan. 6.
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Gilbert
Funeral services for Bertie Mc-
Cann Gilbert, 83, were Wednesday
in Harrell Memorial Chapel with
burial in Pecan Cemetery.
Mrs. Gilbert died Dec. 5 in the
De Leon hospital.
She was bom Feb. 2, 1916 in
Oklahoma to Mickel Lafayette Mc-
Cann and Matilda Hancock. She
married James Otto Gilbert on Dec.
19.1937 in Qairette.
She was a member of Commu-
nity Baptist Church and a home-
maker.
Survivors include her husband,
James Otto Gilbert of Dublin; a
daughter, Norma Jean Parham of
Dublin; a son, Charles Otto Gilbert
of Harlingen; two brothers, Leroy
McCann of Thurber and Melvin
McCann of Brownwood; three sis-
ters, Louise Tolar of Hico, Allie
Haley of Fort Worth and Dorothy
June Gryder of New Mexico; three
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
Studer
Funeral services for Ailene
Snider, 79, of Carlton, were Dec. 4
at Stephenville Funeral Chapel with
burial in Carlton Cemetery.
Mrs. Studer died Dec. 2 at her
home.
She was bom Feb. 10, 1920 in
Seymour. She married J.D. Snider
on Feb. 12, 1938 in Seymour. He
preceded her in death on Dec. 25,
1985.
She had lived in Carlton since
1972, moving there from Seymour
and Lubbock. She was a home-
maker and member of the Church
of Christ.
Survivors include two daughters,
Pat Murphy of Dublin and Kay
Stone of Stephenville; two sons,
Johnny Snider of Hico and Richard
Studer of Waco; three sisters, Pat
Sanders of Stamford, Mary
Alewine of Lubbock and Viola
Roberts of Slaton, and several
grandchildren, great-grandchildren
and great-great-grandchildren.
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Campbell
Funeral services for Rev. Billy
(Bill) Gene Campbell, 74, were
Wednesday in First Baptist Church
in Stephenville with burial in Carl-
ton Cemetery under direction of
Harrell Funeral Home.
Campbell, who died Dec. 5 at his
Carlton residence, had been a Bap-
tist minister since 1941.
He was bom July 15, 1925 in
Stroud, Okla. to George Washing-
ton Campbell and Nettie Ethel
Arbaugh. He married Arminta Jane
Weyrick on Aug. 5, 1945 in El
Reno, Okla.
He was a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Corpus Christi and South-
western Baptist Theological Semi-
nary in Fort Worth.
Rev. Campbell was a member of
First Baptist Church in Stephen-
ville, the Dublin Masonic Lodge
#504 and the Rotary Club. He
served in the Naval Air Corps in
World War II.
Rev. Campbell served in
churches in Mission, San Antonio,
Carlton, Clute, Houston, and Iowa
Park, among others. He helped start
the Spanish Mission of Dublin's
First Baptist Church and was the
interim pastor of Community Bap-
tist Church for 39 months while the
church built its new debt-free facil-
ity.
Survivors include his wife, Ar-
minta of Carlton; a daughter, Patri-
cia Jane Holmes of Crosby; a son,
George WiL'Cfcmpbelh of Stephen-
ville; a brother, Bob Campbell of
Overland Park, Kans.; three sisters,
Barbara Ann Crawley of El Campo,
Mary Ellen Hamilton of San Anto-
nio and Linda June Yoblonsky of
Bossier City, La.; three grand-
daughters; four great-granddaugh-
ters and several nieces and neph-
ews.
Memorials may be made to a
charity of choice.
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The program includes special
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