t:! i(AC,:SV[IA,E HOME NEWS - APRIL 13, 2000
By Jane GottsII I
! am coming soon!
is with me, and I will
eveFvme according to
has &me. I am the Alpha
()meg., the First and the
" Beginning and the Em1."
22:12-12 NIV).
is Christ's promise and
to us. His promise is that
again and will
us according to how we
s warning is that we con-
be faithful until His
APRIL 16 lesson deals
our belief in Christ's
!affects how we live. Our
shape our character,
es our actions,
It is impor-
believers in Jesus' com-
word, live dif-
from the world, invite
COme to Him, and pray
Receive a bless-
ing from this study that teachers
us how to live in the light of Jesus'
coming.
DON'T MISS A delicious
spaghetti supper on Friday, April
14, from 6 - 8 PM Only $5.00 per
plate! Dine in the fellowship hall
or pick up take-out. Contact any
of the Highland Youth to get your
tickets.
HIGHLAND BAPTIST will
not have its regular weekly
prayer meeting on Wednesday,
April 19, but will attend the Holy
Week service at First Baptist
Church. Our pastor, Dr. Jimmy
Brown, is conducting the service
and our choir director, Ginger
Porter, will be leading congrega-
tional singing and our choir in a
special music selection.
On Thursday, April 20, the
Happy 60's will have a covered
dish supper of finger foods begin-
Chase Staffing
is seeking well groomed person's
to fill the following positions for
a major bottling company
• Merchandiser's "
-Heavy lifting required
CDL/Route Driver's
hb,___LClean MVR -Class A CDL
Good pay and benefits. Temp to hire.
Drug screen and background check required.
Apply in person at.
20 Baker Rd. Ste. 10
Newnan, GA 30265
ning at 5:45 PM A 7 PM we will First Baptist Church conducted
attend the Holy Week Service at by Union Baptist Church.
Soil Stew00 rdship Week is
April 30 "] hrough May 7
Keeping community waters
clean and plentiful is a common
goal all Americans should
embrace, according Io organiz-
ers of the 2000 Soil and Water
Stewardship Week, set for April
30th to May 7th.
The focus of this year's nation-
al observance is on the total
watershed management
approach to natural resource con-
servation.
A WATERSHED IS defined as
an area of land that sheds water
into a common water body, such
as a river or lake. There are thou-
sands of identified watersheds in
America.
Since we all live in a water-
shed, what we do in our own back-
yard has important consequences
to everyone else who lives down-
stream from us.
"Developing a positive stew-
ardship attitude is important as
we work together to nmintain an
adequate supply of clean water,"
said Joel Keith, chairperson of
the Roosevelt SWCD, local spon-
sor of this year's Soil and Water
stewardship Week. "Our local
conservation district would like
to help take the leadership to
bring all interested groups and
individuals together to discuss
how to improve the health of our
own watershed," he added.
The abundance of good, clean
water in our communities is not
guaranteed as some kind of right.
Rather, it's a resource thai must
be earned and re earned as time
passes and conditions change.
While overall per capita con-
sumption of water has decreased
in the last decade, water conser-
vation efforts should never be
abandoned.
MODERN CONSERVATION
efforts are now focused on ways
to keep our natural water supply
system clean, helping to keep
down costs in water treatment
facilities.
For example, farmers are now
installing grassed waterways and
filter strips along the edges of
their fields and streams to pre-
vent soil and nutrients from being
washed into major streams.
Similar good management prao
tices are being installed around
construction sites and large build-
ings and parking lots and subur-
ban and urban areas.
The technology is available I.o
ensure a clean water supply. The
real challenge, according to
Keith, is to develop the collective
community and political will to
get the job done.
To learn more about how you
can help protect your watershed,
contact the USDA-NRCS, 900
Dallis Street, LaGrange, GA
30240 during business hours at
706-291-5651, or Georgia Soil &
Water Conservation Commission,
Region I, 700 Esat 2nd Avenue,
Rome, GA 30161 at 706-295-6131.
Todd Named
Drill Sergeant
Army Staff Sgt. John W. Todd,
Jr. has been named drill sergeant
of the cycle.
Selection was based on the
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We have 2 locations to serve you:
1348 Hwy. 19 N 1699 Bamesville Hwy.
Thomaston, GA 30286 Thomaston, GA 30286
706-646-4589 706-648-1193
(GA Residential Mortgage Licensee)
plishments.
Todd is assigned to the 47th
Infantry Regiment at Fort
Benning, Columbus, Georgia.
He is the son of MaggLc
Rutledge of Lutb, ersville, Ga., and
lOlSffW:dd St. Of Greenwlle,
GA.
The sergeant is a 1981 grad-
uate of Hogansville High School.
U.M.IV. Hosting
Lunch Every
Wednesday
The U.M.W. of the First
United Methodist Church in
Hogansville are hosting a lunch
every Wednesday at 12 noon dur-
ing Lent. A short message will
follow. Cost of the lunch is $2.50
and everyone is invited.
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Assembly of God
By doyce Richardson
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"That in the ages to come tie
might show the exceeding riche
of His grace, in flis kimhe,,;s
toward us, through Christ Jesus."
Ephesians 2:7.
God's grace is not only mnoz
mgly rich, it's also free.
Amazing grace! [Imv swc::
the souud - That saved a v ulh
like me! I once wa lost I,t ,,,,
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God's grace is always sufl
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Pastor's Message ,loire 13-1
Luke 22-7
Pastors brought the message
on foot washing, it's to humble us,
as Jesus washed the disciples feet
at the last supper.
We will be having a foot wash.
ing and communion SCI'ViCC Oil
Sunday, Easter evening
Parents, try to spell(t solle
quality time with your t:hihh'cll
this week. Really listen It) them,
give them a hug, tell Ihc|D tim}
are important to you. I will will
make a world of difference.
Thought of the week:
Two ears, two eyes, only' one
mouth.
Maybe that shotthl tell us
something.
MS Association
Offers Free
Programs
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sclerosis (MS)cau vccu> e , ,,, i i
array of free, direcl s,p[,, ,i ! > ;
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tion to therapeutic ettuiP[llclll
through the Multiple Sch,,:>.
Association of America (M b A A :
MSAA services include edu
cational literature, a nati,m,
lending library program th.
exceeds 100 titles.
No-cost MRIs flw peoptc ,slb
petted of havinz MS. co(fl suit.
to help reduce sy,!l?tOiL ", v*. [i: i
chairs and scooters, sut',i,,
groups, and programs designc,
to link clients together via mail,
phone, or computer.
For more information contacl
MSAA at 1-800-LEARN MS or
access www.msaa.com.
Warren Graduates
From LaGrange
Vic Cyril Warren IV, of
Hogansville, graduated from
LaGrange College winter qum-
ter. Hereceived a master of busi
ness administration degree.
A four-year liberal arts col
lege affiliated with the United
Methodist Church, laGrange
College offers 25 baccalaureate
degrees and master's progrmns
in business administration and
education. It is the oldest inde-
pendent institution of higher
learning in Georgia and has an
enrollment of about 1,000 'stu
dents.
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