The Shallowford Steeple

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1 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church, Lewisville, NC September 19, 2012 FIFTH SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP Sunday, September 30 9:30-10:00 am, Fellowship Hall Each time there is a fifth Sunday in a month, we have a Fifth Sunday Fellowship from 9:30-10 am in the Fellowship Hall. Please stay after the early service or come early for Sunday School on September 30 for refreshments and fellowship! SEPTEMBER IS A WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR TO BECOME PART OF THE MUSIC PROGRAM OF THE CHURCH! All of the choirs are beginning rehearsals in preparation for the Christmas season. Opportunities abound! If you are interested in singing or playing handbells, or another instrument, please contact Debby at the church. I am sure we can find just the place for you! WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUPPER (Pot-Luck): OCTOBER 3 Join us on October 3 for a Wednesday Night Pot-Luck Supper at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. The food and fellowship are great fun, so be sure to include an LUMC evening in your plans. On this night, we will also be collecting items for Operation Christmas Child. If you would like to help with a donated item, here is a list of ideas: School supplies: pencils, markers, crayons, paper, coloring books, etc. Toys: balls, dolls, kazoos, yo-yos, Slinkies, etc. Hygiene items: toothbrushes, toothpaste, mild bar soap, comb, brush, etc. Other: t-shirts, ball caps, sunglasses, hair accessories, etc. PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE: liquid items (shampoo, lotion, etc.), chocolate (or other things that will melt), war-related items, military figurines, glass containers or breakable items, food, or used items. Questions? Call June at We would love to have your help in any way possible!

2 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church 6290 Shallowford Road P. O. Box 305 Lewisville, NC Phones: / Fax (Church): Website: Church Pre-Sorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Lewisville, NC Permit No. 1 DATED MATERIAL Address Service Requested Ministry and Staff of the Church Resident Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster District Superintendent William T. Medlin, III Pastor Keith Bingham Minister of Visitation Becky Bingham Director of Christian Education June Hayes Music Director Debby Trivett Director, Youth/Young Adult Ministries Emily Couch Missionary to Cambodia Esther Gitobu Chairperson of Administrative Board John Wells Chairperson of Council on Ministries Margy Smith Lay Leader Jim Fridy School Care Director Kim Styers Preschool Director Marcia Sexton Secretary Toni Jones Gift for the month of September for Crisis Control: canned beef stew Gift for the month of September for LCAP: canned chicken Tuesday, September 25, is the deadline for news to be submitted for the October 3 issue of The Steeple.

3 Fast forward into FALL! Ready or not, but fall is right around the corner and I hope you re all ready to crank into the Word. This fall we will be studying the curriculum, THE STORY, which are lessons written by Michael Novelli and Max Lucado, taking us all along on a creative journey through the entire Bible. From September to spring, we will zoom through highlights of the entire Bible, getting into the minds and hearts of its major heroes and villains, just as a typical story reader would. If you ve got a friend who really needs to hear the Word of God, feel free to invite them along but remember what we ve been talking about don t be too pushy! If you ve never been to Catalyst and you re a rising 6 th grader-12 th grader we ve got just the opportunity for you to plug in! Fall Kick-off is Sunday, September 9 th from 4:30-6:45pm. I will have a special time with the parents from 3:30-4, just to inform them of the year overview and getting important contact information from them. I encourage all of you to participate! If you have questions about anything to do with the youth ministry here at Lewisville or would like to get plugged in, please contact me at or emily@lewisvilleumc.org. Love in Christ, Emily Couch, Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries CALENDAR SEPTEPMBER September 23 rd Catalyst, 4:30-6:45pm THE STORY kick-off night with Adam & Eve! Dress up like your favorite Bible character! September 29 th Dinner LUMC (come out and support some of your fellow youth and youth leaders), Doors 5:30, 6:00pm, 6:30pm) September 30 th Catalyst: Abraham & Sarah, 4:30-6:45pm OCTOBER October 5 th Youth Yard Sale prep from 5-7pm October 6 th Youth Yard Sale Fundraiser, 8-12pm (Youth need to sign up from 7am-1pm); Youth Council Meeting directly following the sale over lunch October 7 th REVERB Youth Shallowford Square, 4-7pm; if you ve ever been to MAD4X, this is the new event in its place with live music, games, Chick-fil-A (yes, on a Sunday!), and worship with Andy Lambert; cost=free; door prizes at the event! October 14 th Catalyst: Joseph, 4:30-6:45pm October th Haunted Trail & Lock-in October 21 st NO Catalyst October 28 th Catalyst: Moses ; 4:30-6:45pm Mark your calendars November 9-11 Fishing Trip, trip leader: Noah Williams December 16 th Christmas Party (subject to change) Dance Ministry: Starting October 4 th, there will be a dance ministry for youth in grades 6-12 on Thursday nights from 4:30-6pm. Even if you ve never danced before come on out! If interested, or know someone who might be, contact Emily! Catalyst T-shirts: We re ordering another batch of shirts, and if you didn t get one and wish you had, order now until October 14 th. They cost $12, and all you have to do is put your money in an envelope with your name and t-shirt size in Emily s box, and she ll get them ordered (Please note, these are un-fitted t-shirts)! Even if you don t have a direct connection to the youth group, and you want a t-shirt, order one anyway!

4 UMW CIRCLE MEETINGS º The Circle of Concern will meet on Wednesday, September 19, at 7 pm in the church library. º The SOC Circle will meet on Saturday, September 22, at 8:30 am at Panera Bread in Clemmons. º The UMW Morning Circle will meet on Monday, October 8, at 10 am in the parlor. Please bring Kleenex for our health kits. º UMW Circle 1 will meet on Monday, October 8, at 1 pm in the parlor. º The Melba Forbis Friendship Circle will meet on Tuesday, October 16, at 7 pm in the Yokefellow Class. UMW NEWS Start Your Weekend Off Right The SOC (Sisters of Christ) Circle is changing our meeting schedule. We will now meet the fourth Saturday of every month at 8:30 am at the Clemmons Panera. Whether you are new to the church or a long time member, we would love for you to join us for fellowship and friendship. The SOC Fall Schedule will be: September 22: Panera, 8:30 am October 27: Panera, 8:30 am November 24: Panera, 8:30 am December 19: Christmas Potluck/Ornament Exchange at Judi Burkhart s house at 6:30 pm. (This is a Wednesday night.) UMW MORNING READING GROUP Monday, November 5 10 am in the parlor The UMW Morning Reading Group will meet Monday, November 5, at 10 am in the church parlor. The book to be discussed is Laugh Your Way to Grace: Reclaiming the Spiritual Power of Humor by Susan Sparks. The book is intended to give you permission to reconnect with your own sense of joy and hope. This gift is received at birth but tends to fade as we grow older. To find a copy, contact Harriet Binkley. HELP US WITH HOMEWORK SUPPLIES FOR SPEAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Speas Elementary School, our partner school through the Methodist Church, is in need of specific supplies this year: glue sticks, child s scissors, pencils, crayons (24 count), spiral notebooks (70 pages, wide-rule). Collection boxes will be placed around the church.

5 STEWARDSHIP RECORD OF FAITHFULNESS As members, we uphold the Church with our promise to give of our presence, gifts, prayers, and service. Promises to Keep: Presence Sept. 9 Sunday School: 178 Worship: 316 Sept. 16 Sunday School: 179 Worship: 280 Promises to Keep: Gifts Sept. 9 General Budget $ 9, Hunger Fund $ 9.00 Cap. Improv. Fund $ Cap. Maint. Fund $ Discretionary Fund $ Music Fund $ Cleaning Buckets $ Sept. 16 General Budget $ 5, Hunger Fund $ 8.00 Cap. Improv. Fund $ Discretionary Fund $ Cleaning Bucket Fd.$ Praise Band Fund $ MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS General Budget Gift: In memory of Edwin Caudill, Aprell Taylor s father, by Richard and Kaye Patterson; Capital Improvement Fund Gift: In memory of Roy Brewer, Jo Ann Arrington s father, by Mary S. Brewer; Discretionary Fund Gift: In memory of Roy Brewer, Jo Ann Arrington s father, by Jo Ann and David Arrington; Music Fund Gift: In memory of Bob Orrell by Joyce Bowers; Praise Band Fund Gift: In memory of Bob Orrell by Garry and Rebecca Keith and Mary Noah. FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY For those still undecided about enrolling in Dave Ramsey s Financial Peace University starting September 20, you may attend the first class FREE, check it out and then decide to continue. It starts at 7:00 p.m., Thursday, September 20, in the Fellowship Hall. For more information, go to our church website: and follow the link at the bottom. UMAR NEEDS OUR HELP! UMAR is an agency and ministry of the Western NC Conference of the UMC and offers support for adults with intellectual, developmental, and associated disabilities through group homes, three of which are located in our district. During the months of September and October, we will be collecting the following items for UMAR: baggies (all sizes), aluminum foil, paper towels, toilet paper, and plastic wrap. There will be a collection bin in the fellowship hall for your donations. LEWISVILLE IS A STEPHEN MINISTRY CHURCH Stephen Ministers are trained lay care-givers who provide emotional and spiritual care to persons who are experiencing difficulties in their lives hospitalization, loss of a loved one, loss of job, or any other crisis situation. This is care in addition to the care the pastor gives. If you are interested in having a Stephen Minister, fill out one of the slips in the pew rack and put it in the offering plate or hand it to the minister or one of the Stephen Leaders, Becky Bingham or Tom Lee.

6 September is Christian Education Month as we lift up the importance of Sunday School and other educational opportunities at LUMC. It s about our need to know the Bible and how it relates to the issues of our day. As a Christian, we are also disciples of Jesus Christ. A disciple is a student, one who learns from the Master. Nearly every day, we are all faced with issues of what is right or wrong. How can we decide? What is the basis on which we determine what to believe and what to do? In one of my recent sermons, I noted John Wesley s guide for this which we call Wesley s Quadrilateral. He lists four things to consider. First is Scripture. The Bible is primary, and all teachings must be accepted only when confirmed and compared to the Bible. Second is tradition. We can look at how the truths of the Bible have been interpreted over the centuries. One of the tasks of the Holy Spirit has been to reveal the truth to us, to help us understand the truths of the Bible. Tradition does have something to say to us and to learn from. Third is reason. Our faith and teachings must be submitted to critical and scholarly analysis. Reason is no enemy of truth. God gave us minds with the ability to reason and think, and we should use them. And fourth is experience. The experiences of individuals can also help us to rightly confirm authority and truth. If it s the same God who works in every person, then there should be some common experiences that can help us know truth. So, we have tradition, reason, and experience, but all these are secondary to the Bible, for the Bible is primary. Following Wesley s teaching can help us plow through the issues of our day. And that s the goal of Christian Education, learning and applying God s Word to our everyday lives. Keith OUR CHURCH FAMILY.. SYMPATHY AND SPECIAL PRAYERS to the family and friends of James Williams, 15, a student at Forbush High School, who died last Thursday, September 13. James was the son of Ted and Tina Williams and a great-nephew of Ronnie Evans (his sister, Sue Williams grandson). WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS! On September 16 th, we welcomed into our church family John and Krista Jett. John comes to us by transfer from 1 st Baptist Church in Winchester, VA and is a research scientist. Krista comes by transfer from Lewisburg UMC in Lewisburg, West Virginia and is a speech language pathologist. They have recently bought a house at 3701 Burbank Lane, W-S Their Fellowship Friends are Dan and Angie Choplin. We welcome them to LUMC! WESTERN FORSYTH MISSIONAL NETWORK The new Yadkin Valley District is being divided into 14 Missional Networks. Each Missional Network will develop plans for mission and ministry within their area. Lewisville UMC is in the Western Forsyth Missional Network and includes Brookstown UMC, Centenary (Clemmons) UMC, Clemmons UMC, Sharon UMC, Harmony Grove UMC, Pine Grove UMC, Sunrise UMC, Union UMC, Concord UMC and LUMC. Our Western Forsyth Missional Network will be meeting on Sunday, September 23, at 7:00 p.m. at Harmony Grove UMC (5041 Styers Ferry Rd, Lewisville). Those interested are welcome to attend and our church leaders are asked to attend.

7 Teacher Recognition Sunday September 23 September 23 is Teacher Recognition Sunday at both the 8:30 am and 11 am Worship Services. Looking forward to seeing you! ANNUAL YOUTH YARD SALE OCTOBER 6 TH It s that time of year again, and THE PACK- RAT IS HERE! Feel free to drop off any old or unwanted items in the pack-rat just stop by the office Monday-Friday for the key. Don t forget to come out and support the youth on the day of the sale also! The sale begins at 8am and will close at noon. Thanks so much for investing in the youth of our church! LEWISVILLE SENIOR ADULTS: On Tuesday, October 2, the senior adults are going to Guilford Tech (GTCC) for a trip to the culinary school where they will prepare lunch for us. Cost for the trip is $7.00 per person and the deadline to sign up is September 25. We will be leaving the west parking lot promptly at 11:00 am. Please call Nan Johnson, , to make your reservations. Make plans to join us for a delicious and delightful trip! CLUB 45...CLUB 45..CLUB 45 Club 45 s first meeting is September 27 from 6:30-8:00 pm in Asbury Hall. This is for those young people currently in the 4th and 5th grades. We ll be having an evening full of service, fellowship, and a surprise snack. Plan to become better acquainted with an interesting person from our Biblical past. Come ready for lots of fun! THE SOC CIRCLE IS SELLING INNIS- BROOK WRAPPING PAPER THIS YEAR! It will be on sale September 16, 23, and 30 and October 7 at the 8:30 am and 11:00 am services. If you are interested in purchasing some and can t make those times, please see Sarah Watkins, , or stop by the church office to place your order. Please do so by October 7 in order to get this quality wrap in time for the holidays. YADKIN VALLEY DISTRICT DAYS OF LISTENING The newly created Yadkin Valley District is now in the process of getting organized. But first, our District Superintendent, Bill Medlin, would like to listen and talk with as many of the congregations as possible. He wants to learn what is on their minds and hearts during this transitional period and what this new District can do to help each church. Thus, Dr. Medlin is having eight Days of Listening in regional areas around the District. LUMC will be attending the session on Thursday, October 4, 7:00 p.m. at Trinity UMC on Country Club Road in Winston-Salem. If you cannot attend on that day, you may attend one on Sunday, September 23, 6:00 p.m. at Bethlehem UMC in Advance.

8 UPDATE: REBUILDING GOD S HOUSE STEEPLE WORK TO START Since our Note Burning Service on July 25, we now have received $17,350 towards our first project of repairing our church steeple. Things are being set in motion now to get this work done. NOTE, checks should be made out to Lewisville UMC and designated for the CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND rather than the Building Fund or something else. We encourage your help in funding these projects, but please make sure your gifts are above and beyond regular giving to the Ministry Funding Plan or budget, as our regular expenses need continuous giving for our growing ministry. The next scheduled project will be to place new directional signs around the church. This is to help persons find their way around LUMC much better. We have a rather complicated church facility after being added onto a number of times over the years. Then, we have a smaller, but needed, project to place a fence behind the basketball court near the shelter that will keep balls out of the trees and wood pile. After that, we will have some landscaping projects for the West Wing area. COMING SOON: LUMC ORIENTATION CLASS Pastor Keith will be offering a two-week orientation class during the Sunday School time (9:45 a.m.) in the Fellowship Hall on Sundays, October 14 and 21. The class will discuss the United Methodist Church in general (beliefs, history, organization) and LUMC in particular (history, organization, programs and ministries). Open to all interested, newcomers and long-time members. This class is not a requirement before a person joins our church, but helps all become more acquainted with Lewisville UMC. CROP WALK IS OCTOBER 21 The annual CROP Walk for world hunger is Sunday, October 21, at 2:30 p.m., starting at the Dixie Classic Fairgrounds. More information and details coming. Consider joining the CROP Walk this year. Don Petty is our CROP Walk coordinator. Creative Outlet Proudly Presents The Wild West Adventures of Nehi Jones (Western Comedy Dinner Theater) Place: Lewisville U. Methodist Church (6290 Shallowford Road) Date: Saturday, September 29, 2012 Time: Doors 5:30 Dinner 6:00 SOLD OUT! NO TICKETS LEFT TO SELL!

9 CONGREGATIONAL VITALITY SEMINAR WITH DR. DOUG ANDERSON How does a church become vital in reaching today s people for Jesus Christ? Lewisville UMC will be hosting a Congregational Vitality Seminar, sponsored by the Yadkin Valley District Committee on Congregational Development, on Wednesday, October 10, and Thursday, October 11. Any interested are welcome to register and attend. The seminar is led by a nationally known church leader, Dr. Doug Anderson, who is the executive director of the Bishop Rueben Job Center for Leadership Development at Dakota Wesleyan University and also Associate Director for Congregational Development for the Indiana Annual Conference. He was a district superintendent and pastor of several growing churches of different sizes in the UMC. He has led a variety of practical church seminars and consultations for over 25 years. He is a co-author of the award winning book The Race to Reach Out (Abingdon Press). SCHEDULE Wednesday, Oct. 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Session 1 Congregational Life Cycle 12:00 noon Catered Sandwich Lunch included in registration fee 1:00-3:00 pm Session 2 Effective Ministry for Those Under Thursday, October 11 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Session 3 How to Develop Small Groups 12:00 noon Catered Sandwich Lunch included in registration fee 1:00-3:00 pm Session 4 How to Expand Your Pool of Volunteers TO REGISTER (deadline is October 1 and cost is $25 per person) or for more information, call Pastor Keith. CHURCH-WIDE PICNIC: OCTOBER 14 We had such a good time in May, we re gonna try it again! Please join us on Sunday, October 14, at the picnic shelter for a church-wide picnic. (Sunshine or rain, the picnic will happen!) Feel free to bring yard chairs and/or blankets as we may overflow the shelter. Dinner will be ready at 5:30 pm. Come early at 4:30 pm if you would like to play games. Hamburgers, hot dogs, buns, condiments, drinks, and paper goods will be provided. Please bring side dishes or desserts. Also, please let us know if you re coming, so we will have enough hamburgers and hot dogs I/We will be attending the church-wide picnic on Sunday, October 14. Name Number attending

10 THE SHEPHERD S CENTER TO OFFER FALL EDUCATION SERIES BEGINNING OCTOBER 2 The 2012 Fall Adventures in Learning education series sponsored by the Shepherd s Center will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, October 2, 4, 9 and 11, at First Christian Church, 2320 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem. The series will begin each Tuesday and Thursday with light refreshments from 8:30 9:00 a.m. followed by nine morning course selections. The morning courses include: Move It or Lose It Line Dancing for Fun & Exercise; What Matters Most End of Life Discussions (by Hospice); Health Matters: Updates For You; Authors, Authors, Authors!; Stress Relief and You; Writing the Stories of Your Life: Turning Memories into Memoirs; Elections Focus: 2012; and Genealogy & Personal History Preservation. A lunch session will focus on the Election 2012 with a Candidates Forum of local and state candidates for elected office. Following the lunch session, the afternoon session will include Painting with Oils; Brain Fitness; Deaf Culture History & Language; and Spirituality and Faith in the Second Half of Life. The cost for the full series is $20 for members of the Shepherd s Center and $25 for non-members. Lunch options include a daily catered lunch at $6.50 per day or pay $25 once for lunch for all four days. Attendees may bring their own lunch if preferred. Call the Shepherd s Center at for more information or to register or go online to and click on Adventures in Learning. BEYOND THE OPEN DOOR October 25 Come together as the new Yadkin Valley District joins in a study called A Day Apart for adults. It will be held here at our own LUMC on Thursday, October 25, from 9:30 am 1:30 pm. Our speaker will be Dr. Arnetta Beverly. There will be a continental breakfast, fellowship, two study sessions, a hot lunch, and door prizes. Registration must be made by October 18 through the District Office for a cost of $10. Don t miss out! Questions: Call Nan Johnson at ADDRESSES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AND THOSE IN MILITARY SERVICE NEEDED!!! Circle one: Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Grad. Student Military Name College Mailing Address address Phone number Please drop this form in the offering plate, mail to the church office, or call the church office at with the information. Thanks!

11 SHARING IN MINISTRY GREETERS AND USHERS (8:30 AM SERVICE) Sept. 23 Tim Rains Family Sept. 30 Paul and Pam Green Oct. 7 Michael and Mandee Jones Oct. 14 Les and Carol McCormick GREETERS (11 AM SERVICE) Sept. 23 David and Brenda Shanks (Sanctuary) Debbie Weston (West Wing) Sept. 30 Wayne and Betty Hall (Sanctuary) Paul and Karon Holliday (West Wing) Oct. 7 Tom Ballus Family (Sanctuary Trent Messick Family (West Wing) Oct. 14 Jimmie and Phyllis Moore (Sanctuary) Don and Carolyn Petty (West Wing) GREETERS, please note: Your name tags are available in a gray file box in the fellowship hall pantry for the 8:30 am service and in a gray file box on the history cabinet in the narthex for the 11 am service. They are in alphabetical order. Please return when service is over. WHO COMMITTEE October WHO Committee Chairpersons: Betty Hall and Carolyn Petty Phoebe Dixon Cheryl Gross Phyllis Herring Pam Hurd Dana Howard Doris Buchanan Jo Beth Melton Stephanie Salus Jo Ann Chandler Margaret Williams Elizabeth Smith Angie Choplin Margaret Lee Karon Holliday WHY COMMITTEE October WHY Committee Chairmen: John Trivett and Bo Houff Rob Moser Jeff Anderson Kevin Salus Don Petty Gordon Cranfill Rick Cole Eric Melvin Bruce Gee Brad Daniel Steve Kates Jeff Watkins Children s Church Schedule (8:30 am Worship Service) Sept. 23 Brad and Marcy Daniel Sept. 30 Kurt and Robin Speckhart Oct. 7 June and Emma Hayes Please note: Materials for Children s Church will be in the classroom for you to check out ahead of time as resources for Sunday morning activities. If unavailable to teach, please be responsible for finding your own substitute. Remember: Children s Church is offered for 4-year-olds through 2nd graders. 8:30 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Beth Johnson Oct. 7 William, Alex, and Etta Farlow Oct. 14 Nancy and Lizzie Baker 11:00 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 23 Kristin Melvin Sept. 30 Dan and Margaret Williams Oct. 7 Donna Long Oct. 14 Heather Coleman

12 OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS 1 Jeff Hall Marvin Yow 2 Mariedith Appanaitis Jon Taylor Scott Wilson 3 Marsha Howell 4 Nancy Fisher Evan Merriman Richard Patterson 5 Ed Henson Jacob Peacock Debbie Ruperto Russ Sloss 6 Rachael Greiwe 7 Angie Choplin Ed Simpson Kim V. Choate 8 Emily Criner Sue Honeycutt 9 Scott Fritz 10 Deana Chandler Esther Gitobu (our missionary to Cambodia) 11 Laurie Briggs Rachel Todd 13 John Bingham Grayson Kivett Gaye Morgan 14 Mike Benitez Ron Petree Kim Skinner Brett Wiseman 15 Connor Cardwell Taylor Leach Will Maloney Carrie Robbins 17 Suzanne Foster Sue Bolton 18 Ava Hayes Patrick Hutton Rickey Sipe 19 Aspen Cox 20 Abby Allen Stephnie K. Rose Will Morris Crystal Esch 21 Quentin Morris Amelia Reynolds George Stilphen 22 Lori Gee Wendi Greene Bethany Karlek Malcolm Kay Todd Rieger Chase Walsh 23 Ben Berninger Jason Melvin Dusty Swing 24 Michael Baker Scott Carlson Jon Reynolds Jordan Samuel Richard Stuart 25 Drew Jarrett Kate Reidenbach Neal Sexton Stacy Johnson Kevin Jones 26 Paul Holliday 27 Janet Hunolt Alora Leslie Phyllis Moore Amanda J. Smith 28 Grayson Bates Chris Gunnell Phil Hunolt Kayla Long 29 Riley Davis Brooke Singleton 30 Amanda Booe 31 Alexa Appanaitis Mary Brogdon Hannah Dixon Tanya Tise Tay Whitlatch OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES 1 Don and Frances Schweighart Kurt and Robin Speckhart 2 Ben and Emily Morris 3 Jim and Becky Muenchow 4 Greg and Jennifer Tosi 6 Eric and Pam Hurd 7 Ed and Linda Henson 9 Todd and Martha Anne Johnson 10 Daniel and Jessica Baker 14 Paul and Crystal Spicer 16 Mike and Julie Collins 17 Bruce and Lori Gee Russell and Sandra Walker 18 Dave and Susan Britten 19 J. D. and Elaine Byers 23 Doug and Amie Beatty Eric and Ashley Snowden 27 Jimmie and Phyllis Moore 28 Michael and Mary Beth Foster 30 Michael and Mandee Jones