The Vinton News from Vinton, Louisiana (2024)

July 27, 1966

Publication:

The Vinton Newsi

Location:

Vinton, Louisiana

Issue Date:

Wednesday, July 27, 1966

Page:

4

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1 Church Book Reviews 1 dedicates host revival phur WSCSjNEWS' PEANUTS IT COSTS ONLY MINNIE KAUMAN To Have Tfie VNTON NEWS Mailed Directly To You SUBSCRIBE NOW! Only $400 a Year in the State $500 Out of State IUST DROP YOUR CHECK IN THE MAIL TO AS LOW AS 111 DOWN ES Meeh Using full mechanization a bale of cotton could be pro duced in 10 man hours of labor 1 grade is used Maajr Otker Berttlful Models To Choose rom As Low As 1991 ELLEN AHNSEN Mrs Melvin Wilkinson was hostess for the July 20 and 19 the Laymen will meet at Vinton Methodist Church with the Rev James Poole pastor inal revival serv Members of the Minnie Kanfman Circle of the Meth odist WSCS met with Mrs' Moreau Sr for their regular monthly meeting on Mrs Howard jardell Mrs Grace Hudson Mrs James Mrs Bolton Mrs English Mrs Guthrey and Mrs Retta Poole of all the Methodist Church es participating Young and old are invited to partici pate in some old time gos pel singing The general Theme of the speakers talks will be "What God Means to Verse for Today And he stretched himself upon the child three times and cried unto the Lord and said Lord my God I pray thee let this soul come unto him again And the Lord heardthe voice of 'Elijah and soul of the child came into him again and he revived I Kings 17:21 22 (A M3) UM wlfhavl CM) tr WHMflM ftt mw ClwrKhwt Ml MauWul umtM sm I wwK Uk a rwesHtotivt ctf I my tef UNITED BILT HOMES ABE BETTER By Miss Clara Lundy Librarian revival which will be held at the DeQuincy Methodist Church The Rev Garland Dean is pastor of the De Quincy Church The following week will find the group at Westlake Methodist Church on August 10 11 and 12 minister is the Rev Paul Jimmy Lyle Cormiercelebrated his eighth birth day July 23 when his mother Mrs Gerald Cormier in vited five of his friends over for several hours of play and refreshments Joining Jimmy in the birthday fun were Gary Cop pies Mike Sammis Sid ney (Jo Jo) Bernard Paul (ete) Brown and Sammy Wilkinson Cupcakes and punch were served to the six boys by Mrs Cormier before the party ended ANNA DAVIS Eight members of the Anna Davis Circle of the i Methodist WSCS attended I the July 20 meetings at the home of Mrs Guth i rey Mrs1 Retta Poole pre I sident of the So ciety of Christian Service was present as a guest In business session the Circle signed cards to be sent to shut ins and a sym pathy card to the Billy Stin sons upon the death of his father Other business included the receiving of Christmas an July stockings which Mrs Poole distributed to the members She explained that the two other WSCS circles would also pass out individ ual stockings in which the members will put their our regular members at tended the session and wel comed Mrs Montgom ery Sr as a new member The main portion of the meeting hour was spent on a program "Mature Personal Religion presented by Mrs Jeffers Christ mas in July stockings were then passed out to the group and will be filled with the contributions to be turned in at the August meeting Mrs Davis will be hostess for the August 17 meeting and Mrs A Dommert will be in charge of the program Members present were Mrs Richard Mrs Gerald Cormier Mrs Jeffers Mrs Mont gomery Sr and Mrs Moreau Sr 'Me as a Christian as a Methodist and as an Indiv idual Layman The general purpose of the round robin type revival will be to encourage more laymen to witness for God All persons are invited to come and take part in the singing and all phases of fellowship during these 12 Rev Rhodes is recording secretary of the New Light Missionary Baptist Associa tion and an officer of the Cflcasieu Missionary Baptist Association The church board of off icers is composed of Oscar Brooks'5 chairman of the deacons Lloyd Collins chairman of board of trustees Ann Rose Williams finan cial secretary Willie Mae elix recording secretary Laura Prescott correspond ing secretary Mrs Bernice Grogan WMU president Mrs Alberta Edgar presi dent of pastor aids and rankie Sonnier treasurer of the building fund One of the most popular books with adult readers this summer has been "The Re volt of Sarah Perkins" by Marian co*ckrell This novel problem was solved is now in circulation at the library and can be checked out for the regular two week period A review of the book may explain why it has proved to be such a popular piece of fiction "The Revolt of Sarah Perkins" By Marian co*ckrell It was the year 1869 in Colorado Territory and the whole town had turned out to catch a glimpse of the new school teacher Miss Sarah Perkins had come to replace a long line of teach ers who had likewise arrived blooming with health good looks and enthusiasm but not for teaching Each had come to Belle City with an unquenchable desire for marriage Each in turn had been welcomed wooed and won This time the town breathed a collective sigh of relief Just as in the picture Sarah had sent on the KAMI ADDRIIS I CITY Cormier celebrates 8th birthday VINTON NEWS VINTON LA Verse for Today I indeed baptize you with wat er unto repentance but He that cometh after me is mightier than I whose shoes am not worthy to bear: He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire Matthew 3:11 In the eyes of God a man who is humble enough to do a ser job is worthy enough to become a king exalts the humble and abases the Dc UNITID BILT HOMES IMC LUMBER AH lumber is of the highest grades used by the horned building industry and Is purchased directly from large mills SP1B grade marked WINDOWS Each United Bilt home has Mayfair windows of solid aluminum frames Each win dow Is weather stripped and designed for maintenance free service LOORING Narrow and Better Grade flooring used in ail homes is made of the best Southern Pine money can buy sanctuary The first services to be held in its new sanctuary were conducted Sunday July 24 at the Morning Star Baptist Church 908 Eddy Street The Rev Simmons pastor 'of the Good Hope Bap tist Church in the New light Missionary Baptist Associa tion delivered the opening sermon Among guests tak ing part in the ceremony were Mayor A1 Venissatthe Rev Miller of irst Baptist Church Bernard Lane principal of Vinton Negro High School and Mrs McCoy of Lees ville president of the New Light Baptist Association Missionary Union Special music selections were provided by the Cal vary Baptist Church Male Chorus and Mrs Pear Lie Mae Jubert soloist all of Lake Charles Of red brick construction the new edifice measured 32 by 70 feet and was erected at a cost of $21 OOO It is located on the site of the original Morning Star Baptist Church building acilities included in the new structure are an auditor ium usher and choir room office two choir lofts pastor's study and a kitchen and dining room area A piano and organ have also been acquired for the church music department Morning Star Baptist Church was organized in 1906 and celebrates its sixtieth anniversary this year with an adult membership of 43 and 18 children The present pastor is the Rev Rhodes A grad uate of Beauregard Parish Training School and the Union Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans 4302 East Hwy 90 Lake Carles Phone 433 8W COMPARE THESE EATURES: Double Wall Construction Ho7ies: However Pi Grade Marked Pine Siding with aluminum insulation is also available ROOING I All United Blit roofs arc of highest quality fintknle a well known name brand pro duct All roofs are protected by heavy roll fell PAINTS Top quality Sherwin Williamt and Stebbln Roberta house paints are used These United Bilt special formula paints are long lasting to help your original iceswill be conducted on August 24 25 and 26 at Henning Methodist Church in Sulphur where the pastor is the Rev Poole The entire program will be put on by Methodist Lay men The speakers each night will be different Meth odist Laymen from coaches businessmen and plant work ers to students and farmers nights Any man who would The choir under the direct like to be in the choir is in ion of Alvin Reynolds will vited to rehearsal July 28 at be composed of men and 8 at Henning Memor youth from the congregations la! Methodist Church in Sul Catholics list Mission schedule Mass schedules at the Vinton Catholic mission churches are expected to resume Sunday July 30 at these regularly appointed times: St John the Evangelist (Edgerly 8:30 a St Starks 10:00 a and St John the Bap I keep its tist Negro) 7 am all I hesuty Sunday Masses There are SIDING no daily masses at the mis The finest SflB No sion churches I wood siding available ather A Gilbert pastor I on all United Bilt homes Its of St Joseph's Catholic I chosen to last longer and to church is expected back maintain a finer finisfe this weekend after several week's vacation ather McQuirk will not take an extended vaca tion this year after his trip back home in 1965 He plans to take several days off some time in the future but says he will probably remain in Vinton The Vinton Methodist Church will be host to one of a series of four Laymen's Revivals to be conducted by the Methodist Laymen of the West Calcasieu area during the month of August The Methodist Laymen from the entire West Calcas Taii district will hold three nights a week revivals each Carroll On August 17 18 week during August at jour different locations in the area August 3 4 and 5 will be the first series of Page 4 Vinton News Vinton La July 27 1966 Vinton Methodists will strength of which she had been she did looktired meek manageable and unmanageable The it had a permanent teacher But the townspeople hadn't figured on the effects of the wide open spaces on the prim lass from Massachusetts Like the other teachers Sar ah bloomed too but not with a desire for marriage She yearned to satisfy her newly discovered convictions: that the town should spend money on education that her private life was her own that Indians were people too and that the male dream of superiority was just that a dream The school board revolted So did Sarah Perkins When the women organized against her Sarah called for help from the men' And they came to offer moral support financial backing and pro posals of marriage Wann human and at times hilarious is this one woman rebellion against the manners and mores of a straitlaced frontier commun Christmas contributions The purpose of Christmas in July is to provide funds to help defray Christmas expenses at Dulac Mission near Hbuma I sen Circle of theMethodist After the conclxision of I WSCS Eleven members at business Mrs Pickett tended the night session at program chairman presented I the Wilkinson home a lesson on "Love1' All mem I 'During the business meet bers participated in the pro I ing the Circle heard a re gram and also joined in I port from Ruby Kimball on ringing hymn "Love the status or weir jviane I Heckford und by which they I sponsor a child at the Meth I odist Children's Home in I Ruston Mrs Kimball said I that the Circle is only $4 I short oi its sponsorship goal Attending the I of $100 which has its dead meeting were Mrs IV I line in the early lau I Mrs Jack Schanz reviewed I the first two visitation days I spent by some members of I the WSCS during the past I two weeks This visitation I program is a newly organ ized one which is an out I growth of recent studies I conducted by the WSCS on I the church and its mission I at home and away During I the visitation hours each I Tuesday I member of the WSCS meets I with the other members at I the church and from there I they go out by teams to visit I and generate renewed inter I est in church attendance and activities among fellow I Methodists She also men I tioned that the next study I will begin in about a month I and will be "Keepers of the I Poor I As a special project of I the Ellen Bahnsen Circle I each member donated a I dish towel which will be I used to replenish the linen I supply in the church kitchen I Mrs James Poole 'WSCS president and a member of I Ellen Bahnsen Circle dis tributed tiny red stockings and told the Circle that it was time again for the an nual Christmas in July cam paign All circle members are given the little stock ings and fill them with I their donations which will be used toward Christmas I expenses at Dulac Mission near Houma ollowing the business session Mrs Dexter Brown I presented a program "You I Must Wait for the Promise Scripture verses were read i during the program by Mrs: Jack Schanz 7 Mrs Bernice Lynch will be hostess for the Circle's August 17 meeting and Mrs Poole will be program lead er Circle members attending the meeting were Mrs Billy Quinn Nora Lee Parish Lu Dell Jeffers Mns Charles Cppples Mrs Bernice Lyneh Mrs Melvin Wilk inson Mrs Speights Mrs Dexter Brown Mrs Ruby Kimball Mrs Jack Schanz and Mrs James Poole LOUISMNNE 2430x36 3 bedrooms large kitchen dining area efficient room arrangement large porch THE BIG DIERENCE bers participated in the pro gram and also joined in lifted Me" Mrs English will be hostess at the August 17 meeting and Mrs p8 3' I if A 1 11 1 1 JHd 1 II I fOSk WS THE STATI iTiik lh i73 DH1B I I 1 3.

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