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Bandon Notebook Be Yourself
By Maggie B.
Hi Neighbors! Have you
ever compared yourself
with someone else and
aided up slightly disen
chanted or smug? Don’t do
that! God made you an
individual and gave you
gifts and talents of your
own. Success and happiness
“Our lives are songs; God writes the words
And we set them to music at pleasure;
And the song grows glad, or sweet or sad,
As we choose to fashion the measure.”
On this Lord’s Day it was
a real blessing to be able to
get out of bed, stand on your
own two feet, move about
freely, look out the windows
and see the glory of God’s
handiwork all about us -
then, complete our morning
“routine” and enter the
church of your choice to
praise God for His countless
blessings. This is a blessing
which man, many people in
the world today are denied
and one we should take
advantage of right now,
while it’s still available to
us. We never know what
tomorrow may bring.
Bandon Chapel was filled
with the sunshine of
brotherly love and
fellowship as Supt. Meta
Mason joyfully welcomed
all to Sunday School,
especially our visitors and a
large delegation from
Simondale Presbyterian
Church, Portsmouth, Va.,
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Butch Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Kent Rowley.
Those present were
treated to an interesting and
enlightening lesson
presented by Deacon Wm.
F. Smith, entitled "Priscilla
and Aquila: Tentmaking
Ministers”, Acts 18: 14;
Rom. 16:3 - sa. Bible truth
brought out was that an
open home and one’s chosen
vocation can be instruments
to further Christ’s cause.
Students were asked to
evaluate the specific ways
their homes and jobs can be
used for the Lord.
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will be found in just being
yourself and in living your
own life, always mindful of
the needs of others. Always
trust and believe God’s
Word....He has a purpose for
your life.
Share this poem with me,
titled “Choice”, by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox:
Prayer List: God, our
Father, is greater than our
problems - He can solve
them all. Please add our
friends to your prayer list.
Leonard Koraska suffered a
heart attack Aug. 7 while
visiting his sister in Toledo.
He was released from the
hospital this week and is
recouperating at the home
of his brother, Donald
Koraska, 245 Summerdale
Ave., Toledo, Ohio, 43605;
Bobby Koraska was con
fined at Albemarle Hospital
last week but is now
recouperating at home, Rt. 1
Box 503 A, Edenton; Gilbert
Holt, husband of Bobbie
Jean, entered Portsmouth
Naval Hospital Wednesday.
Surgery will be performed
today (19th). Say a special
prayer for him. He has four
tumors in his bladder; A.J.
(Spinach) Woolney, cousin
of Trus Bunting, will enter
McDill Air Force Hospital,
Tampa, Fla., on Monday for
removal of a cataract on his
eye and needs your prayers;
please remember Mildred
Carper; Marlyn Jean
Rowley; Elizabeth Dale;
Elton Boswell; Robert
Harvey; Jessie H. Davis;
little Erin Holt and Brad
Gosser. Pray for our Nation,
its people, and that God will
guide the decisions made by
its leaders; remember our
missionnaries and our
Pastor, Rev. Robert S.
Harrell and his family.
Ladies of the BCWG will
meet today at 10:30 A.M. in
Fellowship Hall. All August
birthdays will be
celebrated. Come out and
join in this day of fun and
fellowship.
At our Worship Service,
Bandon’s Shepherd, Rev.
Robert S. Harrell, brought a
powerful message entitled
“The Victory of the Cross”,
1 Cor. 1:18 -25; Isiah 40:27 -
31. Resume: People have
always desired to climb that
“mountain” to find out how
to deal with the evil in the
universe', to find peace;
inner strength; happiness;
wisdon of the ages; politics;
military might; and
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scientific technology. All
have failed. But - there is
hope - the shadow of the
cross! When climbing any
mountain set before you,
climb it under the shadow of
the cross. Angles will
strengthen you and when
you get to the top, you’ll find
the cross of the Son of God -
our salvation. When we
embrace Jesus Christ, all
that which we have been
seeking is ours.
Reminder: On Sunday,
August 29th, a Covered Dish
Luncheon will be held at 1
P.M. in Fellowship Hall.
Bring your favorite dish or
dishes and join in this period
of fun, good food and
fellowship.
Notice: On Saturday at 3
P.M. at the Arrowhead
Beach Clubhouse, the
Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet
Reserve Association will
hold an installation of a new
Unit 378. After the in
stallation, there will be a
Pig Picking. All eligible
ladies are requested to call
Sally Davis, 221 - 8255 for
further information.
A hearty welcome is
extended to our first timers
this week: Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Leland, River Road,
Edenton; and to Emily Hill,
Yorktown, granddaughterof
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Hitt. We
hope you enjoyed our ser
vices and will return soon.
"KGB: The Lie... And The Truth”
“KGB: TheUe-AndThe
Truth”, a special two- and -
one - half - hour public
service presentation, in
tended to reveal the
shocking extent of Soviet
Communist espionage,
aimed at the downfall of the
United States, will air ex
clusively on WTBS, August
28, 8:05 - 10:35 P.M.
Touted by its producers,
“The Coalition for
Freedom,” as an accurate
account of the Soviet secret
intelligence organization’s
infiltration throughout the
world”, KGB...The
Lie... And The Truth is a
composite of research into
KGB activities.
Hosted by Rep. Philip
Crane of Illinois, the
documentary revolves
around interviews with
people who claim to have
participated in, and - or to
have first - hand knowledge
of KGB plots to steal secret
information, create civil
riots and perpetrate all
manners of situations un
dermining the United
States, throughout the
nation and the world. The
interviews are excerpted
from recent television
documentaries which have
received limited exposure in
the U.S., including “The
KGB Connection,” a highly
acclaimed Canadian film
which, although given
unlimited press and aired
widely in Canada, Great
Britain and Sweden, has
been viewed only privately
in the U.S.A. Also excerpted
are “The War Called
Peace,” a property of
Thursday, August 19. 1982=
Amajin, Inc. of Erie, Pa.,= „
which has been seen only on-,
the Puhlic Broadcastings
System; and “Radicals
Operations.”
Speaking from Wash-i
ington, to update the
excerpted segments of the;
program with the latest:
developments in in-4
vestigations of KGB ac-r
tivities, will be several
public figures,
Sens. Jesse Helms and John :
East of North Carolina. 4
“The Coalition for-
Freedom,” headed by Sens r
Helms and East, says of its
special production, “KGB"
The Lie... And The Truth,” ; .
“This program is a must for
every American interested
in learning the truth about
the Communists’ threat to
freedom. £
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