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Voice Of Victory: Evangelize or fossilize
Some things in life are a must. You must drink a certain amount of water to hydrate your body. You have to eat a certain amount of food to give you energy. Our bodies must have oxygen to breath. I personally feel like if you don’t have at least three good cups of coffee every morning you cannot make it. But seriously, there are some things that pertain to life that are simply required. This holds true in regards to the local church. There a...
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Buffalo News For You: The many uses of ‘UP’ and a special prayer concern
A Special Invitation Please join us — Buffalo United Methodist Church will celebrate Rev. and Mrs. Kevin Dalton’s nine years of caring service to our church and Union County on Sunday, May 19 from 2-4 p.m. in the Buffalo United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. In the Methodist Church, the pastor receives a new appointment when he completes his time in a specific church. I hear that Brother Kevin will be the pastor for a church in Landru...
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Who, What, When & Where Of Whitmire: Golf, Party in the Pines, and Orange Jelly sticks
Hello everyone, local news on the way after we do the birthday wishes. Happy Birthday to Sam “Coach” Pruitt, Jamil Wallace, Shelley Wicker, Jackqueline B. Sims, David Andrews Sr., Becky Hinnrich, Paula Harrison, Lonnie Champion, Jacqueline riser, Kourtney Collins, Julie Vancil, Alice Wicker, Chase Hood, and Wallace Alexander Sympathy On a sad note, we send our best wishes and sympathies to the families of Rev. John B. Weaver, and Geral...
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Voice of Victory: A lesson this mom learned
Let me say first of all, Happy Mother’s Day to every mom out there. It is my hope and prayer that this article is a help and blessing to you today as you strive to honor our Lord as you raise your child (no matter how old he/she may be) in obedience to God’s word. It is definitely a challenge to raise children in 2013 for the Lord’s glory with all the temptations seeking to pull them into sin and this world. So let me share a story with you t...
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A good turnout, rain, and most trusted
There was a really good turnout last Saturday at Wesley Chapel for the benefit for Sue Mitchell Mellon. The preacher was so excited about judging the “Bold and Beautiful” pageant, that she almost missed her hair appointment. Who wouldn’t want to see John Bobo made up as a gorgeous woman?! If you don’t know her, then I’ve got to tell you, she is really a good sport. She’ll probably never live down her trip to the beach, while riding bikes ...
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An accurate description of mothers
Sunday Is Mother’s Day For me, this is one of my favorite times of the year. My mother is now at home in heaven waiting for my return. She meant the world to me; teaching me and guiding my life. Oftentimes I wonder how to describe a “Mother.” I think that Howard Johnson described our mothers so well when he wrote in 1915: M - O - T - H - E - R “M” is for the million things she gave me, “O” means only that she’s growing old, “T” is fo...
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Getting weary on the mountaintop
Awhile back my wife and I did something we had never done before. We climbed Chimney Rock! We actually didn’t plan on climbing as much as we did but what an accomplishment for a couple of inexperienced hikers. As you can imagine we experienced fatigue shortly after we started but we kept going until we reached the Hickory Nut Waterfall. As we looked at the beauty of the falls, we were very weary and not looking forward to the hike back. I...
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News Around Lockhart: A benefit Saturday afternoon and computer issues
Sorry about last Friday! Tell you all about it in a little while. But first, May 4, there will be a benefit for Sue Mitchell Melon, who has cancer, it will start at noon at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. There will be a hot dog lunch of two hot dogs, chips and slaw. Gospel singing will start at 1 p.m. with Jantzen Childers, Shawn Morris, Heath Walker, and many more. They will be having a womanless beauty pageant, and a Chinese Auction. Las...
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Buffalo News For You: Jesse’s story, a robot, and camping hints
Did You Know Jesse? Jesse was a chicken plucker. That’s right. He stood on a line in a chicken factory and spent his days pulling the feathers off dead chickens so the rest of us wouldn’t have to. It wasn’t much of a job. But at the time, Jesse didn’t think he was much of a person. His father was a brute of a man. His dad was actually thought to be mentally ill and treated Jesse rough all of his life. Jesse’s older brother wasn’t much be...
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Photos Christianna Gilliam The winners of the Whitmire Jaycees’ 2nd Annual Golf In The Pines Tournament are these members of the Rock Hill, Laurens and Clover Jaycees: Gregg George, J. Robets Hyman, Matthew Readett, Seth Wrobel and Whitmire Mayor Billy Hollingsworth They took the first place trophies in the tournament which was held April 20 at the Whitmire Golf Course.
Who, What, When & Where Of Whitmire: College students and a thank you from the Jaycees
Hello everyone, lots of local news and memories to talk about today. Lets get started with our birthday wishes from Gottrocks The Birthday Fairy. Happy Birthday to Ross Wagner, Aubrey Brock, Jeanne Fish , Val Ettson, Nina Wagner, Junior Worthy, Garrett Jenkins, Tina B. Wilkerson, Loretta Price, Donna B. McMurry, Jimbo Whitney, and Michelle Bumgarner. Sympathy On a sad note, we send our sympathies to the families of Mrs. Renie Jo Braswe...
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Parents critical to safe driving by teens
Prom and graduation season, the Fourth of July, and summer vacation give pause to parents of teenagers everywhere. Why? Because celebration paired with newfound freedom can trigger tragedy on our roads and highways. Indeed, young people themselves report that these times of year are the most dangerous when it comes to driving. And alcohol and other drugs are primary reasons. According to new research from SADD (Students Against Destructiv...
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Voice of Victory: You will receive what you give
There are a lot of principles found in God’s word. We can find how to live, how to love, how to treat others, how to share, and so forth. You can also find a lot of “Not to do’s” as well. There is one concept that I have seen time and time again come to pass in everyone’s life. This is the notion of sowing and reaping. There are people who think they can go through life without any thought of consequences to their actions but when the chick...
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Buffalo News For You: A test, the right decisions, and romance
Test Yourself Did you know that there are some impossibilities in the world? That’s right! Read the following and you will agree: 1) You can’t count your hair. 2) You can’t wash your eyes with soap. 3) You can’t breathe when your tongue is out. Put your tongue back in your mouth, you silly person. Ten (10) Things I know about you: 1) You are reading this. 2) You are human. 3) You can’t say the letter ”P” without separating yo...
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Who, What, When & Where of Whitmire: Party In The Pines and address changes
Hello everyone, local news on the way after we do our birthday wishes. Gottrocks The Birthday fairy managed to fly in and around the unsettled weather with tornadic winds last week to type in the wishes. So here we go. Happy Birthday to Rev. Kenny Weaver, Kay S. Roche, Elease Felker, Richard Hurst, Connie J. Hawkins, Linda Keller, Bryce Castles, Kevin Brock, Randy Kitchens, Richard Worthy, and Ronnie Bundrick. Happy Anniversary wishes to ...
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Are you carrying too much weight?
On Jan. 2, 2013 my wife and I started a diet. Really I guess you would say it was a change in lifestyle. We made the clichéd New Year’s resolution to lose weight and get healthy. I’m happy to say that we have stuck with this lifestyle change and consequently have lost a considerable amount of weight between the two of us. The benefits are not only us looking better but feeling better, being healthier, and being happier with ourselves. Sheddin...
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