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Potts Camp News
Dale Hollingsworth

Celebration honors Cory Henderson on his eighth birthday; Whaleys vacation in Las Vegas

David Greer Sr. rode to San Antonio, Texas recently on his motorcycle to visit his grandson, eight-year-old Nathan Blond, who has a broken leg after a car/bike accident. He is at home and doing well. His is one of my granddaughter, Liesa and Dr. Carl’s sons. (Betty Greer is his grandmother.)

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Snow Lake News
Sue Shears

Bluegrass Festival plans underway

Hello Snow Lakers. I hope you had a good week.

If you know of anyone sick or needing help please call Sue Graves, 224-3264.

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Carey Chapel & Mt. Pleasant News
Allene Teel

Sympathy extended to Curl family

Sympathy and love are expressed to John Bricky Curl and family in the death of his mother, Olean Curl.

Dot Langston and family members traveled to Branson, Mo. for a week to visit with Rick Langston and family. Rick has a show “Keeping It Country” at the Little Opry Theatre. If you take a vacation to Branson stop by to see Rick and his band.

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Waterford News
Elmira Curry

Miller’s Court No. 301 hosts special services Saturday

Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal. But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven. Where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt. And where thieves do no break through nor steal. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Matt. 6:19-21

Omitted from last week’s program were the welcome by Travis Coleman; theme, Deacon Robert Curry; selection, Providence Choir; reading, Regina Walker; finance, Elder Lavora Blake; Deacon Jasper Mull and Bro. Nathan Hughes; selection, Praise of Zion from Memphis, Tenn.; introduction of speaker, Minister Evelyn Elliott; speaker, Rev. Eric Shields; Words of Thanks, Bro. Elcue Curry; remarks, ministers; benediction, Rev. Shield.

Sunday, March 19, the morning message was delivered by Minister Evelyn C. Elliott. She used for a subject, Working On Our Building. Music by the youth choir. Scripture reading by Tara Turnage and Stephanie Meyers.

Saturday, March 25, 6 p.m. Miller’s Court No. 301 and Waterford Lodge will present their salad fiesta and fashion review at Waterford Lodge Hall. Donation at the door, only $5.

The public is invited.

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