The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1961 Page: 15 of 19
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MWBAf SCHOOL LESSOR
Xm SUNDAY. JULY 19th
mating Isaiah *2 M2
IcriiLK Mittkew 4 13-20: Mark 3 14-lit
1:35-43; Matthew 41A20
m amt . . .. Cone y attar me
ne fishers of men Mark 1 17
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kin whot ho know about
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hentltr AaOrow and tho
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of mo to give Jana hta
(hi Lamb of Ood"’ Aa
IM and elsewhere In
MOl Oonol auoh word* hove
MS i fMVrn Chat and eymbolir
iboMmp for CbrMiona A lamb
mm rn Monaco and purity.
It*!** 1*7). It also radicated
t agooMoo (hr da
^Sa Umh of Ood" referred to
One whom Ood had choaen to die
00 Ibo Oinloao Redeemer How
jat thfa John tho hoptlat and
wo con-
how much do
IT The word* atlll
p pglrH gf myatery and
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MBh hid diaolploa
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One wao
aopa that die
rank. U ompure
terwarda Jeauo
out two by
peraoaal work
apontonoou*.
formal.
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"go—you aholf be colled Go-
phoa” (which mean a Peter): Pater
or “Petros” men* “man of rook'’
Christ here reada the heart at
Simon, who tbua tar ham at
been weak aa water and aa ahifUhg
aa aand. In the aorvice of Chrie*
he la to nnd a new name that will
ahow atabtlity and voway, Thia
waa not merely a prediction; It van
in part the Imfa wap if bringing
about a tranaformatton of personal
ily. In dealing with an immature
youth Chris! illuatrated the holy
art of expectation. It atlll worka.
MATTMtW 4:11
“He aaw two brother*:” Later in
hi* ministry our Lord apparel
made a aecond call, thla time to
Ufa aervira. The brothera had pro-
tholr leader NnTSZtHMMM Ma
agenta In winning man. Jaaua
talked to theae fiahermen In their
own language. Oaopoao fiaMnf la
with a not, not a hook and Waa.
In group avangoflam two or mAra
man oftan work better than one.
Like flahing with a net, thla ao-
callad “maaa evangeliam” ralla for
orggniMtion, equipment, and n
team of workora.
VSMS4 N44
follow me:H A* laymen thoae
men knew haw to win ethera one
by one. hut before they engaged in
full-time preaching and group
evangeliam they would need to
have a period for looming. To the
training of the Twelve our Lord
devoted a major portion of hia
earthly ministry He taught them
partly by what he aaid, more by
what ha did, and moat by what ha
waa.
JOHN 4i4-t
The feeding of the five thaoo-
Bev. Jame* Higginbotham
Cedar Grove Baptist
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
0 f Him Paster
FlrM Baptist Church
Bra. John W. Dugger
lev. Bmrf
Murvaul Missionary Baptist Chav
lev. Jae B- Brooke
Pina Grove Assembly ot Ood
Mat Jack Ham*
St. John’s Episcopal Church Duadwood Uni tad Pantocostal Church
Dm
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MIL MM)NU
at
flrrt Baptist. Gary
Rev. Eugene Gsuott
Antioch Baptist
00V WHLtHHKS
Midyott Baptist Church
Rev. J, M. Daaohue
Carthafe First FretwlU Baptist
Rev. / M Goode. Pastor
First Methodist Church
Rev. J. Bryant Young
First Assembly of God
Rev. P. J. Paramore
The Church of Cbrld
Mr. H L Reynolds
Union Arbor froowitt feptlit CWoreb
Pobfi lb?* |Mo lif AMiwii
8oCbo§ MitliiHii Olmfib
Rlyaiau Pialda — Ray. Hebert RoR
Mh Son A More# Methodist Church
Mr. iMuron Riggs, Paatas
Buncombe Freewill Baptist
Ray. a V. Ferguson, Pastor
Long branch Missionary Bgptlif
Rav. Ray Brooks
Macedonia Baptist Church
W D Leggett, Pastor
First Christian Church
IK la* Kipwo HbOvK^r
Saint Williams Catholic Church
Pother Garold Bewen
Backvillu Methodist Church
Rev. Doe Sinclair
Sural Methodist Churches
Woods t Murvaul • Gary ♦
North Side Baptist Church
Jaha H WilUama, Paster
Grand Bluff BantM
Mat. T A. Crow
Hopewell Baptist Church of Buoeomho
Rav J. R. Reagan
FhnMp Missionary Baptist Church
Rat. R. L. Johneoo, Paatar
Now SMMGiwi Missionary Baptist
Rev Herman Radglay, Pastor
Ml.
South Side Baptist Church
J. R. Glasscock, Paster
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Rav. Okie Barton
Logan AsamMy^af'God Church
Walnut Springs Baptist Church
Jackie Corbit, Pastor
Central Baptist Church
M. V. 1 McKee
Fatowlfy Baptist Church
Rev. C. 1 Oliver
Church of Tho Nasareno
Rav. P. L Campbell
Carthage Methodist Circuit
Mmi ktaha _ gate rhaoal
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Maalaldo Baptist Gary
BI4ar Luther Crawford. Patter
Rond Drug
DAIRY QUEEN
Rev. Alvie Pale
New Hops (Woods) Bspttat Church
Rev. J. E Thompson, Pastor
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Rev. A. P. Baaer
- Beehvllio Oalvsry Baptist
Bav. William Crisp
Shady Grave Baptist
Bav. 0. J. Owen
Now Frosgost^ Missionary Baptist
Merry Baptist Church
Bav. James A. Mrtdfitand, Pastor
Clayton First Baptist Cbusch
Rev. Ear) Taylor
Deadwood-Galloway Cburchaa
Rav Carl Hthbita
Brooks Missionary Baptist Church
Vaanie Odom, Pastor
Carthage MMMonary Baptist
Bav. Uoorfla Crawford
St. Andrews Methodist Church
Rev. Jack Albright, Pastor
Primitive Baptist Church
Harris Chapel — Elder Autrey
United Pentecostal Church
Rav. Prod E. Portman
BcckviUo Assembly of God
Bohohoth Methodist Church
Rov. Royce P. Robb
Mt. Sion Baptist Church
D T. Browning
First BnMat Church, Beckvflte
Bav. ban Willard
Uharty Chapel Baptist Chuich
Larry Rove
Mt- Bethel Missionary Baptist church
Bar. Harold Davt*
FriandaMp liptH
Rav. U. •- Roque more, P
Paatar
Rav. Marvin
CARTHAGE
Fhndture Co.
The telephone “bos” that hung on the wall a comparatively few
years ago is a far cry from the modem telephone of today
In the field of communication many amazing advancements have
been made in the last decade, as there has been In travel, homemaking
and mapy kindred items and services. It is almost a completely new
world to that one we lived in Just ten short years ag<v
Yet all the new labor-saving and time-saving devices and an tne
other miracle developments have not served to free mankind of frustrations,
tensions, inferior feelings and cempleaes unhappiness and fear
If you would have serenity, peace of mind, courage and tonfidence,
there is an agency through which you may accomplish this end. By at-
tending the Church of your selection and by WjW «[<» vlhk^thi new
many avenues of service you may have these J1**™**'
inventions and conveniences have failed to prov de. ^ thSJTwhS
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lelephone of’yesteryear. the Church U never outmoded In He uee.
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Hawthorn Funeral Home
PANOLA
Botaae Gm Co.
CECIL’S
CARTHAGE
flower Shop
The Flr*l Nathmal HAWTHORN
BANK Dry Good* C*'
HeoHng A Air
CaagNtlaalu
BROWN'S
SINCE lift?
Ymtkw Butler
BMmB
THEATER
Pate Hardware
Carthafe Oruf
K&K
FLORIST
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b. « c. on Co.
Shelly Product*
a a. Pgho — Nr
HAWTHORN
Fuuerel Howe
DARNELL
Lumber Company
Oihnh ImW Whn
BOYD’S
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Applegate, Clabe. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1961, newspaper, July 6, 1961; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth901288/m1/15/?q=%221961-07%22&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.