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Carlyle Presbyterian Church
Sixty-three heard Myrna Wildschuetz play I Saw the Light for the prelude at Sundays service. At the request of David Ensminger, Rita Sanders played Down to the River Front for the mornings special music.
Pastor Steve Traws message, Love that Infiltrates, was taken from Romans 12:14-21. Pastor Traws granddaughter, Kate Traw, will be back to speak to the congregation on June 10. Kate is a student missionary at the American University of Beirut. This continues her education while learning Arabic and doing mission work.
One of the primary goals is to initiate work to counter human trafficking in the Mid-East, especially in refugee camps. Kate has begun an organization to underwrite this endeavor, Hisheartfoundation.com.
Celebrating birthdays this week were Gene Chambers Wednesday and Ron Phipps Friday.
Pastor Traw leads Bible study at 3 p.m. Tuesdays.
Around town
Visiting Jim and Joanne Thursday from Gridley were grandaughter Ashton Birk and great-grandson Jaxen. Saturday visitors from Emporia were Jims daughter Diana and husband Richard Deeds. The Harmony Ladies Club met Monday at Kings Sandwich Shop for lunch and a meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Rita Sanders. Attending were Dixie Bunch, Wanda Lytle, Jan Powell, Mary Anna Haney, Jean Prothe, Pauli Hawk and Joanne McIntyre.
Country Club
The Carlyle Ladies Country Club met recently with Naomi Chambers at the Carlyle Fellowship Hall.
Also attending were Alice Dowell, Pauli Hawk, Joanne McIntyre, June ODell, Pat Shields, Joyce Sneed, Rita Sanders, Sharon Grisier, Phyllis Loomis, Myrna Wildschuetz and Cheryl Klingensmith.
Pat Shields won the door prize.
Pauli Hawk will host the June 14 meeting at Carlyle Fellowship Hall.
