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THE SICK: Randy Maberry
has completed his radiation treatments and will be undergoing
scans later. Scotty Yeaman is still unable to be with us due to
recent back surgery, but is slowly improving. Steve Harper has
graduated to a cane following partial knee replacement. Lelanie
Faustina is back with us, but is still in the protective boot.
Brenda Bowman underwent colon surgery last Tuesday. She is at
home and doing well from the surgery. Kayla Kimes, granddaughter
of Durell and Sue Walker, will require surgery after being
injured in a BB game last Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Shoulders of
Riddleton is in a nursing home in Jacksonville, FL near her
daughter, Donna Adcock, after suffering a fall. Darrel Tongate,
Scott’s dad, is doing well after last week’s by-pass surgery.
Gary Lester has been sick with a sinus infection/bronchitis.
Little Elsie Montgomery (age 5 mos.), Jody Pritchett’s niece, is
in Vanderbilt with respiratory complications. James Bray has
been in RRMC, but is now at SCHC. Jason Cohoon, Barry and Teri’s
son, is doing well. Barbara Jenkins has been ill, but was able
to be with us Sunday. Phronie Hackett, Dennis’ mom, has been
hospitalized but is now at home. Our prayers are requested.
Sally Thomas, Emogene Dixon’s sister-in-law, is now at home.
Prayers have also been requested for: Terry Manning; Lana Alvis
and Titus James Russell; Hailey Taylor (12 year-old friend of
Randy Maberry); Donna Boyd; Omer Goolsby; Betty Hudson; Steve
Bennett; Andrea Williams; Victory Flynn,; Zach Owens, Gaylord
Hallmark; Nancy Carter; Judy Powell; Caleb Brown; and Buddy
Branham.
CHEMO/CANCER PATIENTS:
Randy Maberry; Randy James; Pam Parks; Sandy Thomas; Kaydyn
Smith; Alex Larue; Janet Young Watson; Carol Stafford; John
Hawkins; L.T. Dickens; Joyce Wright; Edith Loftis; Darvis
Hudson; Kathy Holland.
SHUT-IN AT HOME: Opal
Agee; Loucille Melton; Wilma Richardson; Teri Cohoon; Ruth
Davis; Mary Jo Temple; Burr and Lois Fisher.
NURSING HOME/ASSISTED
LIVING RESIDENTS: James Bray; Laura Woodard; Lovell Chaffin;
Adella Pharris; Jean Richmond; Mary Rush; Prentice West; Helen
Cantor; Ruth Carter (SCHC); Ethel Mai Gregory (Martha’s Assisted
Living); Imogene Reeves (Stone Crest – Lafayette); Mary Alice
Rogers (Pavilion - Lebanon); Jackie Spivey (The Palace – RBS).
CONGRATULATIONS: To
Russell and Misty Vincent on the arrival of Noah William, born
January 18, 2012. He weighed 6 lbs. and was 19 inches tall. R.
W. and Gail Vincent are the proud grandparents.
CHILDREN’S CLASS:
Please have your children and grandchildren on time for the
Bible drill and song class each Sunday at 5:45 P.M.!
SYMPATHY: Sympathy is
extended to the following families: Pam Tedrow Simmons, (cousin
to Regina Rowland), whose funeral was Friday; Anna Mae Dean,
Debbie Tongate’s grandmother, who passed away January 15; and
Ken Ripley (friend and fellow-TWRA officer of/with Derrick
Triplett)
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Fifth Sunday Fellowship Meal, January 29; Fish Fry, April 14;
Family Day, May 20; Vacation Bible School, June 4-8; JSCYC, July
15-21; Bible Bowl, September 8; Run for Don, September 15;
Annual Singing, September 28; Gospel Meeting with Gary Hampton.
AREA EVENTS: Marriage
Retreat: “A Match Made In Heaven”, February 15-18, Pigeon Forge
Holiday Inn Conference Center (See Poster on Basement Bulletin
Board). Young Men’s Seminar: East Main (Murfreesboro), February
11 with Cliff Goodwin and Ronnie Hayes (See posted flyer); Youth
Night: Center Grove, February 19, 5:00 P.M.
PANTRY ITEMS: We need
soups, chili, stews, green peas, potatoes, fruits and boxed mac-n-cheese.
NO PEANUT BUTTER OR GREEN BEANS NEEDED!
THANK YOU: A nice note
of thanks has been received from Vestle Gentry.
FEBRUARY
BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY LIST: Kim Bray (7); Steve Harper (8); Linda
Cook (19); Caleb Harville (22); Wilma Richardson (23); Charles
and Ann Carter (2/10/62); Alex and Candace Richmond (2/19/74).
BABY SHOWER: To be
given for Joseph and Laura Beth Law, January 29 from 2:00 – 4:00
P.M. at the building of Lafayette church of Christ. All ladies
are invited.
BENEVOLENT/MISSION
OPPORTUNITIES: Please bring pancake syrup, unscented liquid
laundry soap and taco seasoning for Potter Children’s Home and
toothbrushes and tooth paste for the Honduran Mission work.
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