Carlyle Presbyterian Church
Pastor Steve Traws message Sunday was Worthy is the Lamb, taken from Revelation, Chapter 5.
The chapter details why we bring our praise to God, Creator and Redeemer of humankind.
Myrna Wildschuetz played The Wayfaring Stranger for the prelude and Lonely Road Up Calvarys Way for the offertory.
Maude Burns celebrated her birthday Tuesday. Gale and Mary Ann Ritters 64th wedding anniversary was Sept. 4.
Phyllis Loomis and Richard and Cheryl Klingensmith provided an impromptu performance of Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus.
Pastor Traw leads Bible study on the book of John at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Country Club
Alice Dowell hosted the Carlyle Ladies Country Club meeting at Carlyle Fellowship Hall.
Also attending were Naomi Chambers, Jeanice Cress, Pauli Hawk, Joanne McIntyre, Joyce Sneed, Cheryl Klingensmith, Myrna Wildschuetz, June ODell and guest Maynard Cress.
For her program, Alice described how she enjoyed hunting elk in Chama, N.M. She brought an 8-point rack she hunted, field dressed and took to a processing plant in town. This elk provided 800 pounds of meat.
Alice has bagged an elk at each hunt shes attended, but was unable to go this year.
Naomi will host the October meeting.
Around town
Spending Labor Day with Gene and Naomi Chambers were grandson Steve, granddaughter-in-law Laura and great-granddaughters Naomi and Piper Reece, Overland Park.
