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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1982
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan drove to Dallas Sunday
to visit Mrs. Callahan's aunt, Mrs. Lillie Bates.
Mrs. Heidi and Tony from Amity visited at the home
of Mrs. Katharine Galer last Tuesday. Heidi is Mrs.
Galer's great granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall were in charge of the
Yamhill County Museum in Lafayette Saturday after-
noon.
Mrs. Alvina Reu was among a bus load from this area
going to the Verboort Sausage feed Sunday put on by
Visitation Church at Verboort near Forest Grove.
Tuesday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Callahan were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller. They
left the next morning for Carson City, Nev.
Mrs. Bertha Merryman and her daughter, Mrs.
LaVerne Patterson, drove to Vancouver, Wash., Sun-
day afternoon to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Dick Beaver.
Saturday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Callahan were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Warren from
Forest Grove.
Mrs. Hattie French of Corvallis, a former resident of
Dayton, is celebrating her 100th birthday and would
appreciate cards and greetings from Dayton friends.
She lives with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester French, at 1424 Dixon, Corvallis 97330.
Hopewell SDA Church
Pastor Fred Wilbur of McMinnville spoke in the
church hour on Nov. 6. He furnished special music on
his musical saw. Kathy Keightley was the organist.
Offering was for church budget. Sabbath School
highlights- Supt. Geraldine Stephens. Progress
report, Myra Bartell. Special music, a trio by Janet
Keightley, Barry and Jason Oakes. Mission story was
in the form of a dialogue given by Ruth and Donald
Sargent, telling of the work of a student missionary.
The monthly Assoc. M.V. Vesper program was given
by a musical group from Laurelwood Village Church,
led by George Chalker. Trios, quintets, a brass
ensemble and one solo. The narrator was Pastor Lloyd
Herr of the Laurelwood Village Church.
A light supper was served at 6:15. Proceeds to go to
the Worthy Student Fund for McMinnville Jr. Acad-
emy.
In the evening the Adventist Book Center had a booth
in the Fellowship Hall. Books, Bibles, games and
supplies were sold for Christmas buying.
At 6 pm in the Junior Room building the annual
Sabbath School Investment Sale was held. Pumpkins,
squash, garden produce, cooked foods, bread and
goodies were sold. Ron Espersen is this year's leader.
The funds go for establishing new work in Mission
lands.
School Board meeting Nov. 8 at 7:30 pm. Prayer
meeting on Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Church Board meeting
Nov. 11 at 7:30 pm. Volleyball each Monday night in
school gym.
Ted Jennings underwent surgery at the St. Vincent
Hospital for installation of a pace maker. He is getting
along well. His wife is staying in Portland with a
daughter.
George and Evelyn Byrnes returned from a two week
trip to N. California where they visited his daughter and
also the Merle and Mickey Campbell families.
For Sale
New crop, extra nice
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Miscellaneous
I want to thank all those
who donated to my bake
sale Oct. 30.
Blanche Stewart
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Dear Pastor Skip,
In John chapter thirteen Jesus washes the disciples'
feet and then says "You also ought to wash one
another's feet. '" Why don't many churches practice this
today?
When we look at this verse we must not take it out of
its surrounding context. We also need to be mindful of
the cultural significance of foot washing. When a
person arrived at a banquet a servant was to always
wash their feet. This was never to be done by the
master but always by a servant. In the preceding verses
Jesus and His disciples are about to partake of the
Lord's supper and none of them is willing to be the foot
washer. Thus Jesus their Teacher and Lord does this.
The point Jesus is trying to make is not that we are to
wash one another's feet. His lesson is that we are to be
one another's servants.
Jesus is not looking to outward conformity to a ritual.
He is desiring an inner change whereby we lay aside
our pride and serve one another. In verse 15 Jesus
continued and said "For I have given you an example
that you also should do as l did to you." The example
He left was not to wash feet but to become a servant to
others. If Jesus our Teacher and Lord served us we also
should serve one another. Foot washing was just a
mode that Jesus used to teach this lesson.
If you have a question for Pastor Skip please mail it
to:
Pastor's Corner
First Baptist Church
P.O. Box 176
Dayton, Oregon 97114
Webfoot
The Webfoot Friendly Neighbors Club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boeve last Wednesday. Mr.
Boeve showed excellent slides of the devastation of Mt.
St. Helens. He has shown them many times and is
available for any one or any group upon request. Mrs.
Boeve then served dessert, delicious pumpkin pie and
in the absence of the president she conducted the
meeting. Roll call was answered by each with a
Thanksgiving thought. Plans were made for a Christ-
mas potluck in December. Visiting filled the remainder
of the afternoon.
Mrs. J. P. Shuck underwent surgery on her knee last
Wednesday and is recuperating at home.
Mrs. Ercell Griggs spent the weekend in Portland at
the home other son Dave and family.
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