Roekfish
News
by Polly Barnard
Bible School begins at Pittman
Grove Baptist Church Monday
June 21st from 9:00 to 12:00
o'clock and will continue through
Friday June 25th.
Having lunch with Mrs. A.W.
Wood, Sr. one day last week was
her granddaughter, Miss Beth
Wood, her daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Monroe and son, Marion Wood of
Charlotte.
Miss Wood, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A.W. Wood, Jr. of Raeford
recently returned from the Caymon
Islands where she has served the
past two years as a Missionary
Journeyman.
Mrs. Henrietta Tanner, Mr. and
Mrs. David Gibson. Mrs. Marie
Fowler and Mrs. Alice Allen visited
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Garner and
family in Carthage the past Sat
urday.
Correction please: Mrs. Douglas
Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Gillis were among the ones who
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ruby
Wood Pemberton in Greensboro
Sunday, May 30th. Their names
were inadvertently not listed.
Apologies.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and
son. Timothy visited Mr. Wood's
mother. Mrs. Martin L. Wood, Sr.
several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reynolds
have returned home after spending
several weeks at the beach.
Lawrence Barnard was on the
sick list last week but is feeling
much better at this report.
Mrs. Marie Fowler and daugh
ter. Cathy Fowler and Mrs. Henri
etta Tanner visited Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Powers of Shannon last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell
and daughter. Michelle and grand
daughter, Autumn have returned
from a week camping trip at
Parkland Camp Ground at South
Myrtle Beach. They had a real nice
trip.
There is no change in Mr.
Edward Brown's condition. He is
still critically ill.
Mrs. Janice Long of Alexandria,
Virginia spent the past week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chason.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chason
who have been hospitalized recently
are both recuperating at home.
Earl Chason and children of
Hartsville, South Carolina are
spending a two week vacation with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chason.
Mrs. Louise Watson spent sev
eral days last week with her sister.
Mrs. Wright Parker ofSelma.
Mrs. Bernice Bostic and Mrs.
Herman Koonce visited their sister,
Mrs. Fred Cameron who is a
patient in the hospital in Wilming
ton the past Sunday. They report a
slight improvement in her condi
tion.
Mrs. James Sakobie and son.
Justen ot Hope Mills had dinner
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Barnard Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Althea Barbour Miller is
recuperating at her home in Fay
etteville following several weeks in
the hospital.
Dougald McDougald is at home
again, following recent hospitali
zation.
The hail and rainstorm last week
did severe damage in some places
in the area. However, we should be
thankful that the damage was not
worse .
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"There were a whole lot of old
people there." four-year-old Amy
noted seriously as she described her
class's trip to a nursing home.
s^e added with a proud
grin, "we sang to them, and after
that they weren't so old anymore."
While the children were singing,
faces brightened and softened.
Lines of worry, depression, and
pain were changed into smiles.
Amy had seen the cares and
burdens of age melt briefly away,
and she had known the joy of
helping to make it all happen.
Perhaps she felt a little like
Isaiah felt when he realized that
God had chosen him to bring good
news to the exiles in Babylon. The
poem in Isaiah 61 fairly tingles with
the excitement, the happiness, the
privilege, of carrying God's mes
sage of love and salvation.
Day by day. at various times and
places, each of us comes upon
opportunities to serve as God's
messenger. If we grasp these
opportunities and sing out the song
God's messenger. It we grasp these
opportunities and sing out the song
God has given, then we. too, may
know the wonder of seeing someone
transformed bv the message of love.
PRAYER: Thank You. Lord, for
the jov of singing a love song to
Your people. Amen,
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
I can sing God's life-renewing
song.
- copyright -THE UPPER ROOM
--Barbara P. Ferguson (Illinois)
Edenborough
Center
Raeford
N.C.
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