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The Press-Dispatch The Press-Dispatch H Church news Main street presByterian ChurCh 910 Main street, petersburg Sunday school 9:15; Sunday worship 10:20. A nursery for infants is available, through age seven and children's church for ages 3-12. hopes and fears Sacred Christmas carols are a cherished tradition. But during sorrow and struggle, some lyrics may seem hard to swallow. "O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant"? Where is the joy when my loved one has just died? Where is the triumph if I've lost my job? "Silent night, holy night, all is calm" ? Not in my house; I'm exhausted from the fighting. Yet, listen—And you beneath life's crushing load, whose forms are bending low. Oh, rest beside the weary road and hear the anTractors for Trenton, gels sing. "It Came Upon the Inc. is a non-profit orMidnight Clear". memory ganization in ofTruly, God Dale Edward Trenton reaches out to the happy and hurting alike. Leighty. Trenton is the "The of Jason and Amber son hopes and fears of all the years are met"—and Leighty. gathered up—in the Babe of On December 23, Bethlehem, who shares our 2013, Tractors for Trenjoys and troubles. There are ton Organization donatChristmas carols fortoys to ed blankets and us all. Merry Christmas and Memorial Hospital from our church and familyObHealth Care Center's to yours. stetrics, Pediatrics and The Office Room DeEmergency will be closed Dec. 24, 25 and 31 and New partments. Years day. Bringing doAbove: Office hours: 9-noon, nations to the EmergenMon.-Fri. Phone: to r): Amcy Room are (l 354-6844. Boyd Heldring, Pastor ber Leighty, Cheryl HopAmy Melhiser, Secretary ster, Lori Daniel, Vicki Stuffle, Doris Hopf and Anne Heeke. Mt. pisGah G.B. Right: Giving donaChurCh tions all happened in a most It to the Obstetrics Department are (l to r): remarkable moment...a moAmber no other. ment likeLeighty and Patty Scherle. God became a man. Below: Giving donaDivinity arrived. Heaven tions herself Pediatrics opened to the and placed Department are (l to a her most precious one inr): Suzanne Burgess, Amhuman womb. ber The omnipotent, in one Leighty and Cindy Mitchell. instant, became flesh and blood. The one who was larger than the universe be- Tractors for Trenton donates to Memorial came flesh and blood. The one who was larger then the universe became a micoscopic embryo. And he who sustains the world with a word chose to be dependent upon the nourishment of a young girl. God had come near. Intercessory prayer each Sunday morning at 8:30; Morning Worship at 10:15; Sunday School for children and youth during morning worship service; Sunday night, Celebrate Recovery at 6; Celebration Station Ministry for ages four including fifth grade and youth Meeting also at 7 p.m.; Bible Study on Thursday at Tim Bolin's house in Stendal at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited. If any would like to be in drama, speak with Hannah Crow. We have a lot going on and at any time you have no church to attend, please feel free to join us for services. Your presence will be greatly appreciated and you will leave being filled with the Spirit. Remember the season and what it is for. Jesus is the reason for the season. May God bless each and everyone in a very spirit filled way. Josh Luker, Pastor Sharon Kendall, Reporter Two arrested last weekend for drunken driving charges By Andy Heuring jaw and a cut on his chin and Two people were arrested other minor injuries. on drunken driving chargTrooper Davis said a es over the weekend in blood sample at the hospiPike County, one after he tal showed Kerner tested crashed into a utility pole 0.17 percent for blood alcoand a second when she was hol content, which is more than twice the legal limit of stopped for speeding. Richard Kerner, 33, of 0.08 percent in Indiana. When he was released Vincennes was arrested after Indiana State Troop- from the hospital, Kerner er John Davis said he was was arrested on a prelimion routine patrol driving nary charge of operating a south on Highway 61 near vehicle while intoxicated. the Sugar Ridge Road at An Oakland City womabout 3:12 a.m., Saturday, an was arrested at about 11 when he noticed a silver p.m. Friday night after she truck against a utility pole. was stopped for speeding in Trooper Davis said he had Campbelltown. been through area just a few Kristi D. Bruce, 38, of minutes prior. 1258 N. a party at winshown are the third and fourth grade winslow JaM club celebrating Christmas withCR1200E, Oakland He found Kerner lying in City, was arrested by Troopslow elementary on december 13. the floorboard of the truck, er Davis. but he couldn't awaken him He said he was drivand the doors were locked ing south on Highway 61 so he couldn't get into the near CR100S when he met truck. A passerby stopped Bruce, who was driving 58 who knew Kerner. Troop- mph in a 45 zone. er Davis said the passerby He turned around and claimed Kerner had been stopped her. Davis said intoxicated and trying to when he talked with Bruce start fights at the Bob Inn he could smell a strong earlier in the night. odor of alcohol. She failed Trooper Davis said they field sobriety tests and was were able to get the door un- taken to the Pike County locked and he tried to talk Jail, where she tested 0.12 with Kerner, but he was dis- percent for blood alcohol oriented. Kerner was trans- level. ported to Memorial HospiShe was preliminarily tal in Jasper, where he was charged with operating a treated for a broken right vehicle while intoxicated. Winslow JAM club st. John's Lutheran ChurCh 6483 w. 580 n. otwell Sunday, Dec. 30—Fifth Sunday offering; no Sunday school; worship 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2—Confirmation at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 3—Evangelism Team at 6:30 p.m. Catherine Burnette, PasBy Frieda Bolin tor Jan. 3—We will meet at Paula Mann, Administra1 p.m. for beans and corntive Assistant bread, mashed potatoes, otweLL kraut and weiners, dessert. Contenders Jan. 7—Baked pork loin, oF Faith mashed potatoes, green Sunday school 9:30; wor- beans, and dessert. ship 10:30; evening worship Jan. 8—Tacos and all the 7; Wednesday prayer and Bi- trimmings, Golden Living ble study meeting 7. Center will do bingo. William Breidenbaugh, Jan. 14—Roast beef, poPastor Winslow Senior and Family Services January happenings tatoes and carrots, green beans, and dessert. Jan. 15—Hamburgers, potato chips, mac and cheese, and dessert. Bingo after lunch. Jan. 21—Meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, peas, and dessert. and jelly sandwiches, and Warm UpBingo after lunch. 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