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Coffeeville First Baptist Church

This week, we begin considering the second part of the answer to the question, “How should we pray?” If you read my article last week, you will recall that I said this answer has two parts. The first part is the content of prayer, and the second part is what I said we will call…

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Coffee Time 7/11/24

Congratulations to Meg Daves for being named Salutatorian of the 2024 graduating class at Kirk Academy. She was also named for other honors. Meg is the daughter of Pam and Randy Daves of Coffeeville and the granddaughter of Joy Mullin of Oakland. -0- Don Sides has tomatos for sale on the honor system. He has…

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Library News 7/11/24

Swifties vs Sharks Thrilling Thursday Program @ Coffeeville July 11 The next Thrilling Thursday program on July 11, 4:00-5:00 PM, is Swifties vs Sharks. If you’re a Taylor Swift fan (Swiftie) or even if you’re not, making Friendship Bracelets is fun. We will have supplies ready to make bracelets. If you are excited about Shark…

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Craig Baker Column 7/4/24

This week in our “Glad You Asked” series, we continue our consideration of questions asked about prayer. Last week, we considered two questions that essentially asked, “Does prayer change God mind?” As we examined that question, the answer became clear. Prayer does not change God’s mind, but prayer should change us. Prayer helps us align…

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Living Well 7/4/24

We had a great turnout for our annual Accountability and Appreciation Breakfast. We offer a special thanks to all who came and for all of the support that the MSU Extension office and 4-H Youth program in Yalobusha County receives from the state and county level. Those who attended were: (back row) Dr. Angus Catchot,…

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Looking Back 7/4/2024

90 YEARS AGO July 27, 1934 Sixteen-year-old Samuel Earl Chandler. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Chandler, died Saturday from the effects of an appendicitis operation. Governor Theo G. Bilbo will speak at the Coffeeville Courthouse and in Oakland on July 30 to bring a message of importance to every citizen. Several freight cars…

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Old Oakland News 7/4/11

The Halloween PTA program at the school building last Wednesday night was an enjoyable affair, even if some of the children were in with colds. The queens: Pam Brewer with Mark Hartley for for the elementary grades; Rebecca Donaldson, Mike Robinson, for junior high ; high school royalty were Becky Robinson and Butch Jones. Don’t…

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Tillitoba News 7/4/2024

The Fourth of July commemorates when the US gained its independence so historically, the day is filled with celebrations. One of the most colorful and interesting celebrations of the year. It’s a time to get together with friends, enjoy your favorite summer foods, listen to music, and have a great time. Celebrations for the Fourth…

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Library News 7/4/24

Libraries Closed July 4-5 for Independence Day Coffeeville and Oakland Public Libraries will be closed for the Independence Day holiday Thursday, July 4, and Friday, July 5, as ordered by Gov. Tate Reeves. Summer Book Giveaway Winners Recent winners in the Summer Book Giveaway at Coffeeville were Joselyn Flager (20 books), Aubri Brewer (20 books),…

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Oakland News from Thursday, November 1, 1962

Written by Minnie Burns and Mother First, let me say that I am so sorry Debra’s age was in print 3 years old instead of 8 year old daughter of Milton and Semmie. Guess all who saw her at Goshen knew it was a mistake, by her size, and maybe nobody thought I had lost…

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