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Dry Creek Flashes
We give thanks
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It is the beginning of a new week, and we pause for a moment to reflect upon the things which are happening in our world.
After hearing about the Aurora tragedy in Colorado, we wonder if we are going to live our life in fear and could this happen again maybe closer to home.
And then, we give thanks and are so blessed for every second that we live.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to those families who suffered a loss in the movie theater massacre.
The strong people in Aurora declare that the sun will rise again in Aurora, and the people will pull together for future days. We admire them for their pride and courage. May God, with his love and mercy, comfort these people in Aurora and help them recover from this painful event.
Our community extends special get-well wishes to Mr. Louis Fuson, of Henley Hollow Road in Liberty, who has been ill in the hospital but is at home now.
We also send get-well wishes to Mr. Kenneth Moore who is ill in a Nashville hospital. Remember the Moore family in your prayers.
The organist at Dry Creek Baptist Church, Mr. Glen Faircloth, is taking treatments before having surgery. Our love, prayers and best wishes are with this family in its time of need. May God bless Glen.
James and Naomi Miller have sold their farm and are in the process of moving to their house in Dowelltown. Elizabeth and Olivia Miller of Lascassas visited their grandparents during the weekend.
James is no longer able to tend to his farm. We send best wishes to them in their new location.
Congratulations to Clyde and Opal M. Cripps Jones who celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary July 3 at their home in Murfreesboro.
Opal is a native of the Dry Creek Valley and the daughter of the late Livi and Pearl Elledge Cripps. We say hello to this nice couple and send our love and best wishes to the Jones family.
Jimmy and Becky Womack of Smithville visited Louise Frazier Saturday and brought apples to her from the Buffalo Valley Orchard.
Bob and Brenda Whittinghill have been visiting Jimmy and Becky Womack this week.
Brenda Whitinghill had lunch with Judy Kimbrell Monday.
Aug. 5-8 - revival at Dry Creek Baptist Church. Minister, Bro. Jerry Smith; Singer, Billy Cox; Pianist, Catherine Cox; Organist, Rena Langford. Sunday night service at 6 p.m. and Monday - Wednesday 7 p.m.
Bro. Donald Owens brought an inspiring message Sunday morning on “Why we should have a revival” Jer. 6:16. We need to be brought back to the Bible. To bring us back to Jesus our Saviour of the world.
Everyone is invited to attend these special revival services.