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Bandon Notebook
By Maggie B.
Man’s inhumanity to man!
U’g ao much in evidence
today it actually makes one
physically ill when we think
dbout it. A very important
(Art of the Lord’s Prayer
teems to have been
forgotten “forgive us our
trespasses as we forgive
those who trespass against
us”.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if
all of us remembered and
practiced daily the prayer of
St. Francis of Assisi?
“Lord, Make me an in
strument of Your peace.
Where these is hatred, let
me sow love;
Where there is injury,
pardon,
Where there is doubt,
faith;
Where there is despair,
hope;
Where there is darkness,
light,
Where there is sadness, joy.
For it is in the giving that
we repave;
It is in the pardoning that
we are pardoned;
And it is in dying that we are
bom to eternal life.”
The early birds arriving
at Bandon for Sunday School
found it warm and cozy.
But, approx. 9:40 A.M. the
electricity went off! The
church was checked in its
entirety and nothing was
found wrong. Then it was
discovered that the safety
breaker on the pole trans
former outside and had been
knocked out, perhaps by
some playful squirrel. This
little accident didn’t even
slow us down. Supt. H. T.
Bunting warmly welcomed
everyone and asked that
they move to the right side
of the sanctuary where the
light was best. Candles were
lit and placed on the piano
for the convenience of Butch
Smith, who provided music
for both services.
Our prayer list was
reviewed. Gus Perry is still
in Chowan Hospital but is
improving; Percy Smith of
Rocky Hock is in Norfolk
General where he un
derwent serious surgery;
Juanita Elliott is still in
Maryview Hospital; Mrs.
Eva Jernigan fell and broke
her hip and is in Chowan
Hospital; Mrs. Neida Smith,
mother of Earl and Marvin
Edenton Marina I
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Smith is in Chowan
Hospital; Bill Matthews is in
Portsmouth General
Hospital, Rm. 262; Donna
Hardison fell and broke her
coccyx in two places and is
in Chowan Hospital;- Mrs.
Myrtle Peele, Del ton Bunch,
Elizabeth Dale, Fred Jolly
and Mrs. Jessie Porter are
not in the hospital but still
very much in need of
prayer. Please add our
friends to your prayer list as
well as our missionnaries
Nita Pride, David, Linda
and little Becky Smith and
our pastor.
Our Juniors, skillfully
taught by Mrs. Betty Perry,
had as their subject “God’s
Promise of a Savior” based
on John 8:56,58 Isaiah 7:14-
9:6; Micah 5:2. Aim was
that the student will un
derstand that Christ lived
long before He was bom on
earth.
“The Coming Announced”
was the topic for our Adults,
taught by B. Kent Rowley,
based on Luke 1:26-38. Aim
was that adult Christians
approach the coming
Christmas season with a
deeper faith in who Jesus is,
experiencing new con
fidence in the reality of their
relationship to Him.
“Perfect Attandance
Certificates” were pre
sented by Supt. Bunting
to W. D., Randy and Larry
Hardison, children of Wiley
and Donna Hardison.
Congratulations boys, keep
up the good work.
“Happy Birthday” was
sung by all in honor of Mary
Elizabeth Beach and Betty
Perry as they placed their
contributions in our Bir
thday Bank.
Bible Study will be
Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
with Dr. Bill leading the
discussion. Everyone is
invited.
The BCWG will meet
Thursday from 11 A.M. to 3
P.M. All the ladies are in
vited to join us. Bring a
sandwich and participate in
the fun and fellowship.
Because of our lack of
electricity, the Church
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Thursday, December 9,1876