New Edinburg Column For This Week

Revelation 5:11-13 "11And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round 
about the throne and the beasts and the elders: and the number of them was ten 
thousand times ten thousand, and thousands of thousands;  12Saying with a loud 
voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and 
wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.  13And every creature 
which is in heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in 
the sea, and all that are in them, heard I saying, Blessing, and honour, and 
glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb 
for ever and ever. " 
 
Prayer list for this week includes: Theresa Thompson-Brown, Patricia 
McClellan-Love. 
 
Birthdays this week include: Amy Pilkington (Nov. 1), Carlton Hall (Nov. 2), 
Derek Scott Thompson (Nov. 2), Jack Martindale (Nov. 2), Jimmy Childress (Nov. 
3), Logan Shaw (Nov. 5), Randy Linzy (Nov. 5), Christi Stewart-Russell (Nov. 6). 
 
The New Edinburg Library is shutting down after one month.  Those who would like 
to purchase books and DVDs from the collection should contact Derek and Alaina 
Simms before the end of the week.  I'm sorry to see it go. 
 
The New Edinburg Museum (that's the old First Grade room in the West Saline 
Community Center) will be open this Saturday, Nov. 6, from noon to 4pm.  Feel 
free to drop by and have a look and chat with me. 
 
Intro Fire Classes at County Line Fire Department went well last week.  By the 
time this sees print, I will have completed Wildland Fire Classes at Kingsland 
Fire Department.  New Edinburg Fire Department seriously needs more members. 
 
Speaking of fires, I'm printing here a personal thank you from Mrs. Bobbie 
Moseley: "We would like to thank each and every one who helped in putting out 
the fire in our pasture last Saturday afternoon.  We don't know every one who 
was there, but thanks to Shane Miller for being alert when he passed by and saw 
it.  It seemed almost immediately the place was covered with people fighting the 
fire.  We certainly thank the New Edinburg Fire Department for the fast response 
and work.  It blesses our hearts to know that so many people showed their 
concern and we know God was in control of it all.  We thank God for living in a 
place where others care.  May God bless each and every one of you.  Signed, 
Clyde and Bobbie Moseley." 
 
Visitors to Mrs. Jean Parrot's home over the last several days included: Ila Lou 
Nicewonger of Winlock, WA; Barbara and Bill Price of Wills Point, TX;  Jessie 
Carter and daughter Carolyn of Memphis, TN; Edna Studdard and husband J.D. with 
son Ronnie and his wife Sue, grandson Matthew and his wife Kindle and their sons 
Hunter and Mason, all of Pine Bluff; Monroe Waters and Marjorie Therrell of Pine 
Bluff; Vickie and Sam Miller, Donna Martindale and husband Jack with Mrs. Jean's 
great-grand daughter Dixie. 
 
If you have items of interest for print here and on the internet, feel free to 
send them to me by email, mail, phone, or in person before Monday night.  I'm 
thankful for those who take time to send me news; Mrs. Ollie Moring, for 
example, sends me a letter at the beginning of each month listing birthdays and 
anniversaries of her family members.  Go Eagles.