1 Peter 3:10-11 "10For he that will love life, and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips that they speak no guile: 11Let him eschew evil, and do good; let him seek peace, and ensue it."
Prayer list this week includes: Libby Metcalf, Daisy Blackmon, and Bob Kleinbeck.
Birthdays this week include: Joel Miller (April 9).
This Monday saw a powerful storm sweep through the state. We weren't immune from the effects; a tree across the Mt. Lebanon Road cut power to that community for several hours. Trees were downed in several other places, but I haven't heard of any serious damage or injuries. I counted 0.9 inches in my gauge after it was over.
The New Edinburg Fire Department received its latest tanker truck right in the middle of the storm. It's a used reclamation truck that will need small modifications to serve its purpose.
Visitors to the New Edinburg Museum this past Saturday included Mrs. Rachel Jones, Mrs. Allison (Jones) Dallen and Ms. Madison Grider of Cabot. Wiser heads have advised me that a Sunday afternoon opening for the museum would be better and I'll heed that advice. Starting this weekend, the museum will open from 1pm to 5pm on Sunday afternoons.
Connie Shaw and Annette Luff spent last week visiting their cousin Kelli Archaletta in Las Vegas. On the trip they did some sightseeing and visited the Hoover Dam and the Red Rock Canyon.
If you have news items of interest for this column, please feel free to get them to me by Monday evening in order to get them in that week's column. My phone number is 308-4608 and my email address is JamesCBoney@gmail.com. Go Eagles.
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