The Dublin Shamrock News (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1976 Page: 4 of 6
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PAGE 4 ... THE DUBUN SHAMROCK NEWS, OCTOBER 7,1976
SERMON OF THE WEEK
Marc R. Tenstman, Pastor
First Christian Church
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THE WHOLE ROCK
Ctece upon a time, long,
long ago, a poor man from
them to defend their made whole once more.
the east’ found the most cause; and ** men who 0ur f-ord
beautiful and valuable were the most Persuasive his physical body be brok-
and the most devious in en, that his physical blood
the defense of the frag- be shed, so that broken re-
ments, the people honored lationships among those
with the names of who called him Lord
preacher and priest.” would not be necessary .
ONE OF the matters His brokenness was in-
that was a real concern tended to heal wounds
of our Lord just prior to and to reconcile people,
his arrest, was the possible Our celebration of
division and fragmenta- World-wide Communion
tion of his, disciples. And Sunday should be very
in the great priestly prayer meaningful to us who are
which he offered in the Christian. World-wide
garden at this time, a
prayer recorded in the
17th chapter of John,
Jesus prayed for the unity
and the togetherness of
His followers. Later the
threat of division was a
real concern of the
apostle Paul. And he
spoke tothe Corinthian
Church about the pos-
sible and impending
division many times. In I
men found the darkness Corinthians 1:4-17, Paul
more congenial to their asks these Christians in
^^perfections. And when Corinth to remember to M tables and altars to re-
ramp into the nre- -whom they had committ- dedicate themselves to
)d and to share the
armth of his presence.
As we take the loaf and
the cup, we pray that
i somehow the fragmented
stofie that ever existed. It
was larger by far than the
very largest of diamonds,
and it was a thousand
times brighter. It was so
bright in fact, that no one
could stand to look upon
the stone. No one, except
the poor man who found
it.
And after a brief ap-
prenticeship he could
look upon it as long as
he wanted to, and it filled
his heart with radiant
happiness and great joy.
And naturally the poor
man wanted to share
the secret of his great
joy. And so he implored
men to accustom their
eyes to the dizzy britht-
ness of the stone, which
was bright than even the
sun. But men had grown
use to the darkness, and
Compiunion Service is an
attempt to encourage
groups to take their little
pieces of the rock, and
bring them together so
that we can once more
have the whole rock. . the
whole rock of the Gospel
of love glowing warmly
and brightly in our lives
and in our world. As we
take the loaf and the cup,
the Body and the Blood,
we think about Christians
around the world coming
HOME AGENT’S TPS
By Pat Bandy
closets or cabinets. This al-
lows an evaluation of the
purpose, usefulness and
Organizing existing stor- value of each item.
ORGANIZE SPACE FOR
BEST STORAGE
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-Store together those
age spacce solves most , ~ , u
storage problems quickly. Hems that are used at the
DRILL TEAM CAPTAIN #•••••• Luanne Leatherwood
NEWS BRIEF
2Z. "UtVone =? themselves^ He says
they could clearly see their ,s esus '
own blotches and pimples d'ed. you‘ ou wer^.
and warts and they didn’t baptized in the name o
like what they saw. -*esus Chnst. And w en
james Walter Hall
Mrs. Ora Lee Tipton
AND SO they came to y°u start thinki"g abouJ
hate the stranger, and it dividing yourself up and
became expedient for him following other leaders,
to die. And sot they killed remember who it is who is
him. Remorse then afflict- y°ur Lord. And Paul also
ed the assassins. The poor fa*ks *° tbe Corinthians
man had loved them, and about the church being the
had sought their good. The one Body of Christ on
stone was their good. They eartb- He says that there
should have repaid his love are many Parts °/
with love rathen than by Body; there is a variety of
killing him. They would talents and abilities and of
love the stone. They responsibilities But there
would love the stone in his *s on*y one body- And
place. But it was so hard then he talks about and
to lopfcupon it. The jtonc discusses the Communion
was relentless and im-
feast. And he says, “be-
partial in its brightness. cause we Partake °nf °"e.
loaf we are one Body!
It was necessary to Come
i . to, terms with the stone.
somehow they
Body of Jesus Christ
might be pulled back to-
gether so that witness
and mission might be
more effective , and
more meaningful.
The wholeness of the
Rock is dependent on
your commitment and
mine to the poor man,
Jesus Christ, who brings
us to the joy of love, and
the hope of life, and the
revelation of the nature
and the love of God. And
this He brings to us, and
this He offers to us. Each
of us must determine and
decide, if in commitment
we are willing to risk look-
ing at the brilliant, bright
warm, demanding Rock of
the Gospel of love artd of
life. For we do not come
into the presence of this
Rock; we do not come in-
Funeral services for
James Walter Hall. 91, of
Beaumont, who died Sun-
Funeral services for
Mrs. Ora Lee Tipton, 87
longtime Dublin resident
who died Sunday in the
day in a Beautmont hospital Dublin Hospital, were held
were held at 2 p.m. Tues- at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the
Mr. and Mrs. James T.
McKinnon of Duncan,
Okla. spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. J.
T. Shirey, and attended
the funeral of his step-
brother, Ronnie Richburg
of DeLeon. Mrs. L. F.
Barritt of Portland, Oreg.
was also here for the
funeral of her brother-
in-law, Ronnie Richburg,
and visited her
Mrs. J. T. Shirey while
here.
Whether living in a one- same time,
room apartment or a 15- DISHES AND silver-
room house, ample storage ware; sheets and pillow-
for household goods and cases; detergents, bleaches
family possessions is often a°d fabric softeners fit in-
a problem. to this category.
A FEW organizational Any job can be done
steps will stretch precious easier and faster when all
storage spaces in all areas supplies are stored to-
of the home. But rememb- gether. This is also ture of
er to keep storage flexible, similar items. For
Also, as families change, towels, hand cloths and
storage needs will change, wash cloths stacked to-
The family with young gether will be ready for
children will have dif- speedy replacements all
ference storage needs than at once,
will families with teen- Also, place those things
agers. used often within easy
Features such as adjust- view and reach. Seldom-
able shelves, drawer divid- used items should be
ers and clothes hanger ex- stored in less accessible
tenders keep storage flex- places,
ible. -Store items so they
IF STORAGE space is a' are easy to see. Larger,
premium, consider discard- taller items should be
ing or selling outdated or placed on the back of
unuseful items. shelves and the smaller,
Follow these simple shorter ones in the front,
steps for greater storage —For safety and con-
efficiency. venience, store heavy,
-Begin by tackling one bulky possessions on lower
room at a time. shelves. They are easier to
It will probably be best retrieve and there is less
to remove all items from chance for dropping them.
day at the First United
Methodist Church of Dub-
lin with Rev. Eugene Rob-
erson officiating.
Burial was in the New
Dubli,n Cemetery under the
direction of Harrell Funeral
Home.
A former Dublin resi-
dent, Mr. Hall wa^ pro-
minent in banking here as
well as civic and service
affairs.
He came to Dublin in
1919 and first worked at
the old Citizens National
Bank. Later he worked for
the old Farmer’s National
Bank of Dublin.
Mr. Hall was cahier at
the Dublin National Bank
when he retired in 1972,
The threat of division,
and the hope for oneness
managed to ’ shatter the and togetherness was a
stone into hundreds of constant concern of the
pieces. And each .man apost*e Pauk But in spite
to#fc-~*w*r fragment of the of the concern and prayers
stqpic ami'*mixed it with 9ur Lord' and in sp,te
thJotherlvietulS; ad* these of the concern and prayers
small pieces y*«re scattered Pe°Ple *'ke Paul, dt-
all over the' earth. And visi(>fl and fragmentation
each man claimed that came t0 ,tbe church. Men ----- -------
his particular. souYenigi of could not stand to look jng a price. . . a price of
the great fragmentation upon the br^ghteness of surrendering ourselves to
was really the valuable the whole stdne. They
stone itself. mVA could not stand to look at
the centuries past the whole rock of the
each of these fragments Gospel of love and re-
became an idol. And the demption and of light,
light from these idols was And so, it was broken'
dull and little better than and many groups were
darkness. Ard every formed around fragments
colony of people had its of that stone. Many groups
Harrell Funeral Home
Chapel.
Burial was in the New
Dublin Cemetery.
A native of Cook County
Texas, Mrs. Tipton was a
member of the Methodist
Church.
She leaves two sons,
David Tipton of Fort
Worth and Charles Tipton
of Garland.
Palbearers were Win-
field Sanders, Ermon Hat-
lex, Guy Pherson, Sam
Wolfe, R. P. Heiser, Ed-
ward Leatherwood and
Lloyd Maike.
CLASSIFIED ADS
162 ACRE FARM with
Soil Conservation lake.
Coastal Bermuda, wooded,
deer and wildlife. Paradise
$425 per acre.
****
FOR SALE-Nice 2 bed-
room house, corner lot,
fruit trees and garden.
306 Grade St. $11,500
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FOR SALE-dinette suite,
twin bed with good box
spring and mattress, nearly
new refrigerator and
youngstown kitchen cabi-
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Davies.
Whiteley Water Well Drilling Co.
Pumps & Service
Phone 445-2406
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through
CLASSIFIED
Nice 2 bedroom house,
comer lot, fruit trees and
garden. 306 Gracie St.
****
GARAGE SALE—Several
Families. Clothes, some
furniture, other items.
Friday and Saturday, Oct.
8-9. 9:00 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. 208 W. Mesquite St.
Our want ads
bring buyers
and sellers
together
fasti
William Wayne McCarty
.to the presence of this ending a banking career
Gospel of Jove and of life that spanned over 50 years.
and commit ourselves to
Jesus Christ without pay-
Him, who loved us enough
to give Himself on a cross.
Funeral rites for William
Active in civic affairs, ^yne McCarty, 70, of
Mr. Hall served as president Dublin, who died Fnday in
of the Dublin Hospital the StephenviHe Hospital,
Corp anti was on the were held after‘
hospital board for a no°" m the Harrell Fun-
number of years. He also cral H°nie CbaPeI- Burial
servedontheDublin School wa^in Pecan Cemetery.
155 Acres -frame house
with good well, creek and
pond, half tillable farm
land, good stock farm - 5^
miles from Dublin.
****
BAND BOOSTERS SET
MEETING ON OCT. 12
and was treasurer of the
Rev. Ollie Tatum offi-
cated at the services and
o4i idol fragment, Oc- were formed around cer-
cafonally, a dissenter tain understandings of the
would tell them that they Will of God. . . or of cer-
had exchanged a part for tain interpretations of cer-
the whole . . . that they tain passages of scripture,
had substituted semi- And you and I are a part
darkness for beautiful of one of those groups
ligjit. He would claim that that gathers around a frag-
thfy had betrayed the ment of truth, because to
T^e Dublin Band Boost-
» CU
ub has scheduled a
meeting, for Tuesday, Oct.
12 in the school band
room. All parents of band
inembers are urged to at-
tend the meeting at 3:45
p.m. IThe club, which re-
presents both high school
and junior high school
New Dublin Cemetery , ,
Assn, at one time. was assisted by Rev. Jones
Mr. Hall was on the Hodges .
board of stewards and Born in Hazledale, Jex.,
board of trustees* of the Mr McCarty had lived in
First United Methodist ublin most of his life.
Church of Dublin for ^ leaves two sons,
many years Koycc McCurty of London
He leaves one son, John England Nnd Ellis McCarty
Walter Hall of Beaumont ol tjmanehe. one daught-
arrd a number of nephews f*’ ™rs' Martha Price of
and nieces. Weatherford; one sister,
Palbearers were Win- ^rs‘ Salyer of Dub-
61 Acre tract-comfortable
2 bedroom house with fire-
place, steel corrals, irri-
gation system, coastal ber-
muda grass. Located 2
miles from Dublin.
****
3 Bedroom, 2 bath,
frame house on large lot.
Located at the edge of
Dublin - $14,000
TO PLACE YOUR
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pqor man, whom they pre- look at the whole truth of bands, meets the second
tended to love and rev- God is too risky and too
erence, and he would ex- costly,
hort them to reassemble World-wide Communion
the piece of the stone, Sunday, which we just
and to turn from the celebrated, was con-
idolatry of fragmented ceived and bom a few
truth. And the people years ago with the hope
nalfied their truth. And and the prayer that some*
they called for m£*n among how as Christians gather
around the communion
table alter, the fractured
Body of Christ might be
»sday of each nio’hth.
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Jack*Johnson, Jimmy jfred McCarty and E. V.
AlcCarty, both of Dublin,
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Lee, Bill. The Dublin Shamrock News (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1976, newspaper, October 7, 1976; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth778868/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.