OWNBEY CLASS WEEKLY READER (ABBREVIATED)

FEBRUARY!, 2004

LAST WEEK

Class attendance was 28, with Marie Pearce and her new

right knee attending for the first time in 2004! Durward

Owen did a great job of concluding our study of ]j~

American Paradox.

IN OUR PRAYERS

Anne Lumadue felt at home on Friday, Jan. 23w, cutting her Lip badly enough to need stitches, and breaking her pinkie.

Len Chason had surgery at Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital on Thursday, Jan. ₂₉th• He will probably return home Monday. Ellen Chason postponed cataract surgery Virginia Gourley will have total knee replacement on the ₃rd at Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital.

Mel Halpern is scheduled for foot surgery on the ₅th Frank & Joyce Gossett are the proud grandparents of Kaitlin Joyce and John Thomas Walakovits; Jean and the twins are doing fine.

BIRTHDAYS IN FEBRUARY.

₇1h — Cristina Hal 71.2—Bob Lumadue; ₁₃th — Nhora

Moreno; ₁₈1h — John Rasberry; ₁₈th - Sydnor Thompson;

₂₉th — Jean Hamrick.

THIS WEEK -

Paul Guthery leads the class in the first of two studies of Ecclesiastes, entitled “Seasons of Life”.

LOOKING AHEAD

Prepare for Barbara Barden’s insights as she leads our lesson, “Change Comes to All” by re-reading the book of Ecclesiastes before Feb. ₈th~ Yes, you can find the book in your Bible!

Wonderful Wednesdays begin Feb. ₄th• Sign up today; blanks available outside Adult Education office! Adults Plus! will hear Doug Mayes on Wednesday, Feb. ₁₈th; be sure to make your reservations by Monday noon on Feb 16th.