The
Vol. 57/4-5 April & May 2016
Herald
THE NEWSLETTER OF CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
AN AMERICAN BAPTIST
CHURCH OF QUINCY,
IL
What is the importance of believing that Christ is
divine? To answer that question correctly is to address
the very essence of Christianity. How do we know that
Christ is divine?
First, Jesus acknowledged it.
Secondly, His disciples confirmed it.
Still there is other evidence that points to His deity.
The apostle Paul, in Titus 2:13, calls Jesus “great God
and Savior,” and points out that prior to His incarnation
Jesus existed in the “form of God” (Philippians 2:58).
In Revelation 1:12-18, John recorded, “When I saw Him, I fell at His feet as if I were dead. But
He laid His right hand on me and Said, ‘Don’t be afraid! I am the First and the Last. I am the
living one. I died, but look—I am alive forever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and the
grave.’” Still other evidence is found in I Corinthians 10:9, I Peter 2:6-8, Psalm 18:2, and
Hebrews 13:20, just to name a few verses.
Furthermore, actions that can be accomplished only by God are credited to Jesus. Jesus
raised the dead (John 5:21 and 11:38-44) and forgave sins (Acts 5:31, 13:38), but He also
created and sustains the universe (John 1:2, Colossians 1:16-17).
Christ possesses attributes that only deity can possess: eternality (John 8:58); omnipresenceall present at all times (Matthew 18:20, 28:20); omniscience-all knowing (Matthew 16:21); and
omnipotence-all powerful (John 11:38-44).
If Christ is not divine, we are wasting our time, but if He is divine, and I certainly believe He is,
He has the right to have certain expectations of each of us.
In His Service
Bro. Woodie
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NEWS IN THE PEWS
BLANKET SUNDAY – MAY 1: Donate
$5.00 to provide a warm blanket that can be
used as a tent, a
tote, shade, room
divider,
etc.
through Church
World
Service
(CWS) on the
First Sunday in May and November. For
over 60 years, CWS has worked in
partnership with local communities to
identify their needs and access the
resources they need to build the foundation
for a more viable future, including:
 Blankets, tents, food and other
emergency supplies in the wake of a
disaster
 Tools and seeds for refugees
returning home to replant their fields
 Wells for families living in drought
prone areas to provide clean, safe
water to drink and to irrigate crops
and gardens
 Literacy training and microcredit for
women struggling to realize their
potential.
Our National Mission Partner, Church
World Services, works with partners to
eradicate hunger and poverty and to
promote peace and justice around the
world. Church World Service, PO Box 968,
Elkhart,
IN
46515
http://www.cwsglobal.org.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MEN – Bring your
brown bag breakfast
and laughter to the
Church
Parlor
on
Saturday mornings at
8:00 a.m. for a time of
fellowship,
storytelling
and fun. The men spend time in prayer for
celebrations and concerns. Men of all ages
are welcome!
MEN’S MINISTRY THURSDAY MORNING
BIBLE STUDY – Matt Smith leads a Men’s
Bible Study on Thursday morning at 6:30 to
7:15 a.m. at the Coach House restaurant,
24th Street and Broadway. Join us for
prayer and study. Individuals pay for their
breakfasts.
AMERICAN
BAPTIST
WOMEN’S
MINISTRY – Women of all ages are invited
to join one of these
small
groups
for
devotions,
prayer,
laughter, hands-onmission work, spiritual
encouragement, and fun.
 JOY CIRCLE – meets on First
Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m.
in the Lounge. Please see Marilyn
Lisenbee or Carolyn Triplett for details.
 CIRCLE 31 – TBD.
 SARAH CIRCLE – meets on the
Second Thursday of each month. All
women of the church are invited to join
this small group. Please see Peggy
Cumby for details.
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BLESSING HOSPITAL – Directions for
Hospital Admission: Confidentiality is not
only
the
right thing to
do for your
protection,
IT IS THE
LAW. If you are admitted as a patient to
Blessing Hospital, please let the admitting
clerk or nurse know that you are a
member of “Central Baptist Church of
Quincy.” If you tell the clerk or nurse only
that you are part of a Denomination (i.e.,
“Baptist,
Lutheran,
Presbyterian,
etc.”), your pastor will not be able to
locate you easily, if at all. Ideally, you or
a family member should call the Church
Office at (217) 222-1310 to let them know
you have been admitted to the hospital,
giving your room number when possible.
This is the best way to assure that we know
you are in the hospital. Thank you for your
cooperation!
The Ministry of Children is looking for a
Children’s Church Coordinator. The job
description is:
1. Copy and mail curriculum to
volunteers quarterly
2. Find volunteers for Children’s
Church as needed
3. Develop an annual teacher rotation
and distribute to teachers (done for
2016)
4. Submit a monthly report to the
Ministry of Children
5. Field concerns from volunteers
This position does require you to pass a
background check and be an approved
Children’s Ministry worker.
This position
does not require you to be on the Ministry
of Children.
If you are interested in
becoming
the
Children’s
Church
Coordinator please contact Matt Smith at
217-592-6977.
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS – Have
your blood pressure checked in the Church
Office on Sunday mornings after the 8:30
a.m. service, and Wednesday evenings at
6:00 p.m. in the Lounge.
The Ministry of Children is looking for a
volunteer to lead Children’s music on
Sunday Mornings from 9:35-9:50. 15-20
Children ages pre-k – 6th grade participate
in praise style music and worship in the
stripe room on third floor as they prepare
for Sunday School.
CAMPBELL SOUP LABELS – The
Ministry of Mission collects
Campbell Soup Labels and
other product labels for our
American Baptist orphanage:
Murrow Indian Children’s
Home
in
Muskogee,
Oklahoma. Place donated labels in the
yellow box in the Heritage Room.
BuGs Thank you to all of the volunteers
that make the BuGs program possible. We
have had a great year of programming.
Our last evening will be Wednesday May
11th and on that evening we will be
dismissing at 7:00
CBC BOWLING LEAGUE – Central Baptist
Church sponsors a bowling team that
meets on Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. at
Tangerine Bowling Lanes.
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EASTER SUNRISE BREAKFAST – Wake
up early for the EASTER SUNRISE
BREAKFAST on Sunday, March 27, at 7:30
to 8:30 a.m. Menu: Breakfast casserole,
biscuits & gravy, juice, milk, and coffee. The
breakfast is being sponsored by our Youth.
Cost: Free Will Offering. Please make
reservations on your Friendship Card or call
the Church Office at 222-1310.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Thank You to
all of those who have stepped forward to
assist with VBS this year We are still
looking for someone to Co-Direct with
another volunteer. We will be starting on
Monday June 20th and go through
Wednesday June 22nd. We will also have
family night on Thursday June 23 rd.
Volunteers are needed in all areas. Please
prayerfully consider your role in helping
Central Baptist Church have a successful
VBS program this year as the Ministry of
Children and VBS director begin making
contact for volunteers.
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE - Central
Baptist Church will sponsor a Sunrise
Service in Greenmount Cemetery at 6:30
a.m. Our interim minister, Dr. Woodie Burt,
will be leading the service. Bring your lawn
chair, blanket and gloves for this
memorable event. Open Communion will
be served to all baptized believers of the
Christian faith, including gluten free wafers.
A free will offering will be received during
the service. Dress warmly.
CHILDREN
IN
POVERTY
PENNY
PROJECT – The Ministry
of Missions have decided
that the Penny Project will
be an on-going Mission
Project
to
raise
awareness of Children in
Poverty. The money will be given to Quincy
Public K – 3 Schools in alphabetical order.
The penny jar is located in the Sanctuary
foyer. We have received 109,430 pennies
to-date. Thank you for your donations!
MAUNDY
or
HOLY
THURSDAY
COMMUNION WORSHIP SERVICE will be
held on March 24 at 6:00 p.m. in the
Sanctuary of Central Baptist Church.
This sixty minute reflective service of the
Lord's Table commemorating the final
Seder meal Jesus shared with his disciples
before his arrest and murder.
Central
Baptist
Church
celebrates
"open
communion." The Lord's Table is open to
any baptized Christian regardless of
denomination or church affiliation. Gluten
free wafers are served upon request.
EASTER OFFERING The annual Easter
offering will support
children and youth
summer camps. We
have had a great
response to our children’s and youth
programming this year and are expecting to
have a great response to camps as well.
FOOTWASHING
CEREMONY
on
Thursday, March 24 at 7:00 p.m. - Men
and women are invited to demonstrate
Jesus Christ's love for believers through the
humble act of washing each other's feet in
separate areas.
Men will wash feet
downstairs in the Lounge. Women will wash
feet upstairs in the Parlor.
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CONGREGATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I come to you this morning asking
you to help your Moderator, our Ministry
Council, the leadership of our church, and
ourselves. We need to focus on love for
each other. God commands us to love one
another. This is a loving church, but the
devil is working to tear down what He has
built here and His plans for the future
through the work of our church body. We
have been richly blessed, but especially
during this time with no shepherd, we must
rally together to keep us focused on His
plan. We are here to “Win Quincy to Christ
by Bringing People In, Lifting People Up,
and Sending People Out in Jesus’ Name”.
We cannot get to the prize while
spreading rumors and innuendo about
fellow Christians. I’ve been approached by
multiple members regarding this activity.
The Bible outlines the process in Matthew
18 regarding the settling of conflict with a
Christian brother or sister. Verse 15 “If your
brother or sister sins, go and point out their
fault, just between the two of you”. Proverbs
15 deals with the use of our tongue. Verse
1 “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a
harsh word stirs up anger”. Verse 2 “The
mouth of the fool gushes folly”. We all must
watch our use of words, thinking before we
speak so as not to cause a brother or sister
to stumble. Verse 4 “A perverse tongue
crushes the spirit”. The body of believers at
Central must lift one another up and not
even inadvertently tear another down.
We have avenues of support in the
church;
1)
the
Pastoral
Relations
Committee which is an advocate for
members as well as the Pastor. 2) The
Moderator or a Council Member. As leaders
we must put down the negative, hurtful, and
damaging rumors and gossip before they
take a life of their own and spread. We
must be vigilant and council a brother or
sister to seek out the individual they have a
concern about.
I share a comment from Area
Minister Pastor John Grisham… we must
address any divisive behavior prior to
calling a new Senior Pastor. It is not fair to
our new shepherd to start with a clouded
slate.
Please pray for Central’s healing, our
leadership, and our Pulpit Search
Committee. We have a lot of work ahead of
us and Christians; we must do it together in
a positive, loving way being obedient to our
Lord and Savior.
Blessings,
Jim Fox, Moderator
FAMILY CAMP - Register for the 23nd
Annual All Church Family Camp at
Camp Emmanuel in Astoria, Illinois,
Memorial Day weekend, May 28-30, 2016.
CENTRAL hosts its
annual
Church
Family Camp over
the Memorial Day
Weekend at Camp
Emmanuel
in
Astoria, Illinois. This great camping
experience is filled with fun games, skits,
paddle-boating, fishing, board games, camp
fire and conversation to build deep, lasting,
and sometimes hilarious, friendships with
members of your church family. Family
Camp is sponsored by the Ministry of
Family Life.
Lodging consists of spaces (with
hook-ups) for campers or tents, rustic
bunkhouses & cabins (you will need to
bring your own bedding). You may like the
sound of the food, fun, and fellowship, but
not the bunkhouses and communal shower
house — well, that's OK. Join us on Sunday
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(after worshiping in Quincy). Take a
pleasant drive to Astoria for the afternoon.
Fish, hike, play horseshoes, or just visit —
then join us for supper (cost: Adults$5.00/Children-$3.00) and vespers around
the campfire outdoors, (or inside the lodge
in front of the fireplace if it should rain).
can sleep up to about 8 on that side if we
bring some cots or inflatables. If we get
more than 8 then we’ll have to rent the
other side. Some folks last year could only
come for part of the time. Let me know if
that’s the case again this year.
Thanks, Franc
Register online, call the Church Office, or
Sign Up at the Volunteer CENTRAL station
in the Sanctuary foyer. Questions can be
directed to Su or Franc Langenburg.
MINISTRY MONTHLY MEETINGS – The
Ministries of the Church will hold their
monthly meetings:
 CHILDREN – First Thursday (April 7
and May 5) at 6:30 pm in the Parlor
 CHURCH COUNCIL – Fourth Tuesday
(April 26 and May 24) at 7:00 pm in the
Lounge
 DIACONATE – First Tuesday (April 5
and May 3) at 7:00 pm in the Parlor
 FAMILY LIFE – First Monday (April 4
and May 2) at 5:30 pm in the Parlor.
 MISSIONS – First Monday (April 4 and
May 2) at 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship
Hall
 TRUSTEES – Third Tuesday (April 19
and May 17) at 7:00 p.m. in the Lounge
 YOUTH – Second Monday (April 11 and
May 9) at 7:00 p.m. in the Parlor
All meetings are open to the public and
guests are welcome. Financial reports are
available in the Church Office.
MEMORIAL DAY – Wear a Flower on
Memorial Day to honor a
loved one during our
Memorial Day services
on May 29, 2016. Men
and
women
are
encouraged to wear a
rose, carnation or other flower to remember
a loved one. Wear a live, silk, or metal:
 BLUE flower to remember a father or
grandfather
 FORGET-ME-NOT flower to honor a
fallen comrade
 RED flower to honor a military
veteran
 WHITE flower to remember a spouse
or loved one
 YELLOW flower to remember a
mother or grandmother
MEN’S BIBLE CAMP – Everyone, Check
your schedules. Mark
your calendars. The
following dates are
scheduled for 2016.
Larry’s Cedar Resort.
Wednesday April 20th
to Saturday April 23rd (exit Sunday by 11:00
AM). Let me know as soon as possible if
you are attending. Right now only the
kitchen side of the house is reserved. We
MONTHLY MISSION PROJECT – The
Ministry of Missions is collecting:
 April – First aid & Sports products
for Camp Callahan
 May – Baby Bottle Blitz for CareNet
Pregnancy Resource Center
Thank you!
Marilyn Shrader, Chair of Missions
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SALVATION ARMY FOOD
ITEMS – The Ministry of the
Diaconate will collect:
 BREAKFAST ITEMS and
other nonperishable items
for the month of APRIL.
 CANNED FRUITS & VEGETABLES
and other nonperishable items for the
month of MAY.
Please leave items in the grocery cart in the
coat foyer. Thank you to Doris and Ron
Durk, and their helpers who count and
deliver the food each month to the
Salvation Army,
Mrs. Lareva Glessner, Chair
Ministry of the Diaconate
MISSIONARIES – Central Baptist Church
prayerfully and financially supports five fulltime mission workers in the world through
our global partner, International Ministries.
Your donations to the Mission Fund each
month helps with world-wide evangelism
and compassion ministries through the
dedicated work of:
1. Deliris Carrion Rosa in Haiti
2. Annie & Jeff Dieselberg in
Bangkok, Thailand, South Asia
3. Ruth Mooney in Costa Rica,
Central America
4. Becky and Larry Stanton in
Liberia, Africa
5. Dr. Tim & Kathy Rice in the
Democratic Republic of the
Congo.
Thank you for giving to the Mission
Fund!
WEDNESDAY
SUPPERS…CHUPPERS
(Church + Suppers = CHUPPERS) –
Register
for
CHUPPERS on-line at
www.cbcquincy.org, on
a Friendship Card, or
call the Church Office
before
noon
on
Wednesday.
The
proposed menu:
MUSIC NOTES – Our Spring Chancel
program in the first service on April 17 will
be “Gaither Homecoming Favorites.”
Handbell Choir will also play in that service.
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Soon it will be time for “Summer Specials.”
In May we will begin to enlist solos, and
ensembles to sing in the 8:30 service.
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NURSERY CARE – Nursery workers are
available to care for children – newborn
through age 4 – in the Church’s Nursery
during services and Bible study. The
Nursery is located on the first floor at the
end of the Southwest Hall.
Mrs. Carol Johnson, Nursery Supervisor
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Apr. 6 – Maidrites or Hot Dogs,
Chips, Salad and Dessert
Apr. 13 – Meatloaf, Potato,
Vegetable, Salad and Dessert
Apr. 20 – Chicken Strips, Potato,
Vegetable, Salad and Dessert
Apr. 27 – BBQ Pulled Pork
Sandwiches, Chips, Salad and
Dessert
May 4 – Beef Stew, Biscuit, Salad
and Dessert
May 11 – Spaghetti, Salad, Bread
and Dessert
May 18 – Tacos & Ice Cream
Sundae
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May 25 – Maidrites, Hot Dogs,
Chips, Vegetable, Salad and Dessert
muffins for the suggested donation of
$1.00 each on the second Sunday of
each month after first service. Thanks to
all of you for your continued support of our
youth.
WORSHIP LEADERS – The Ministry of
Worship
is
looking for lay
leaders to help
pray and read
scriptures during
the
morning
services. Worship Leaders generally lead a
devotional thought, and say three prayers
during the worship service: Invocation,
Offertory, and Closing Prayers. Please see
me if you would like to volunteer.
Dr. John Booth,
Minister of Music and Worship
YOUNG CHRISTIANS WEEKEND – This
exciting
weekend
is
April
1st-3rd
and is held in
Branson, Mo at
Silver
Dollar
City. Youth will
attend worship services and concerts as
well as topic specific workshops of their
choosing all while having a great time
inside Silver Dollar City theme park. Our
youth will also be attending Dixie Stampede
on Saturday evening.
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP & BIBLE
STUDY – Students in 7th and 8th grade are
invited to Youth Group on Wednesday
nights at 6:00 pm. Contact Matt Smith for
transportation needs.
THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
ON MONDAY, MAY 30, 2016 IN
OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY.
THANK YOU &
CORRESPONDENCES
SENIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP & BIBLE
STUDY – Students in 9th through 12th grade
are invited to Youth Group on Tuesday
nights at 6:30 p.m. in the Youth Room (third
floor). Contact Matt Smith for transportation
details.
Central Baptist Church,
I want to thank my church friends for the
cards, prayers and visits while I was in the
hospital and recovering. Thanks to Dr John
Booth for time spent with me and members
of the diaconate. Is good to be back in
choir and feeling better after 11 long weeks.
Thanks again and God Bless my Central
family.
Joan Drummond
Muffin Madness – Thank you to everyone
who helped to make muffin madness this
past month such a success. The youth who
participated were able to earn money that
helped them attend Young Christians
Weekend.
The response has been so great that
starting in May we will be serving
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1 – Essie Hendricks, 2310 Mary Lane
Summer Prenger
3716 Prairie Ridge Dr.
2 – Kathy Kerkhoff, 2127 Melview Rd.
Danika Miller, 5125 N. 24th St. Lot 4
3 – Jesse Mast, 1822 Maple St.
4 – Grace Stevens, 505 N. 8th St.
Diana Warner, 1510 N. 4th St.
5 – LillyAnn Coulter, 1251 Maine Apt. A
Deidre Miller, 1315 Rim Rd.
Rose Marie Shanahan, 1313 N. 10th
Diana Smith, 4421 Hwy. 96 S.
6 – Adam Leake, 1510 N. 4th St.
Tyler Prewitt
8322 St. Ludgerus Rd., Fowler
7 – Harmony Cain, 419 Kentucky St.
Bonnie Peters, 301 N. 8th Apt. 123
8 – Jerry Ohnemus, 648 Pawn Ave.
10 – Nevaeha Humphrey, 924 N. 24th St.
Tanner Robertson, 4736 S. 27th
11 – Mary Cannell, 1825 S. 12th St.
Michael Gash, 1320 Summers Ln.
Joan Roan, 1711 Ohio St.
Jakay Steckler, 4034 Marian Dr.
12 – Mackenzie Hadsall, 1021 Adams St.
Irene Palmer, 901 S. 36th Apt. 212
13 – Shelley Bergman, 215 S. Meyer Rd.
Liam Helmke, 617 Brookfield Rd.
14 – Nathan Gruen, 2215 Rancho Blvd.
15 – Aaron Beardon, 2919 Wind Rush Rd.
16 – Su Langenburg, 625 S. 21st St.
17 – Sara Drescher, 302 Shannon Dr.
Doris Durk, 2172 E. 1150th St.
Mendon, IL
Tasha Farris, 2232 Chestnut St.
Nate Spears, 614 Jackson St.
19 – Chasity Clark, 2320 Jefferson St.
20 – Kathy Walker, 752 N. 550th Ave.
21 – Betty Harker, 6119 Hickory Grove N.
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Idela Melon, 1233 N. 6th St.
22 – Kevin Johnson, 316 S. York St.
23 – Karen Dietrich, 8322 St. Ludgerus Rd.
Fowler, IL
Lu Ann Plunk, 1053 E. 1600th St.
Liberty, IL
Sam Schuring, 6035 Hickory Grove S.
24 – Lloyd Bugh, 2209 Rancho Blvd.
Sharon Liebig, P.O. Box 457
Bloomington, IN
Ricky Masteron, 819 S. 8th St.
26 – Jennifer Klingele, 1615 W. Cook St.
Springfield, IL
27 – Dominic Anders, 1403 S. 6th Apt. W
Miranda Kline, 623 S. 8th St.
Rayna Little, 230 Cherry St.
Isaac Smith, 4417 Hwy. 96 S.
Nathan Todd, 117 Federick St.
Ursa, IL
29 – Tyler Cannell, 1825 S. 12th St.
30 – Jordan Sutton, 614 Jackson St.
2 – Bill and LaTeena Fusselman
417 S. 36th St.
6 – Wayne and Mary Lock
2713 Kings Pointe NW
11 – Ken and Joyce Kuhl
8498 Shelby 360
Emden, MO
Kevin and Tara Norris
833 S. 15th St.
14 – Vision and Rachel Ayalew
510 Timber Ridge Lane
Andrew and Lacey Corrigan
2749 Parkwood Dr.
26 – Brian and Bobette Cawthon
2625 Random Ct.
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1 – Kyle Miller, 1315 Rim Rd.
2 – John Baird, 2009 S. 30th St.
Myndi Boyd, 2907 Vicky Ct.
Abigail Johnson, 210 S. 9th St.
Hannibal, MO
Deborah Smith, 1305 N. 3rd St.
3 – Brittany Smith, 14134 S. Blvd.
Silverhill, AL
Gavin Underhill, 2205 Pleasant St.
Hannibal, MO
4 – Joshua Boyd, 3314 Wynstone Dr.
Terra Carson, 1300 N. 6th St. #114
Gaven Prenger
3716 Prairie Ridge Dr.
Matt Smith, 4417 Hwy. 96 S.
Isaiah Thomas, 1302 N. 8th St.
7 – Ramona Hochgraber, 2059 Spruce
11 – Elena Delgado, 622 Hamilton
12 – Brelyn Cawthon, 2625 Random Ct.
Rhonda Schuring
6035 Hickory Grove S.
13 – Ruth Willis, 518 Kimberly Dr.
14 – Brianny Thomas, 1302 N. 8th
15 – Nathan Cannell, 3031 Payson Rd.
Landen Davis, 230 Cherry St.
Faith Vaughn, 1329 N. 12th St.
16 – Melissa Bair, 462 W. Washington
Mendon, IL
Lake Bergman, 215 S. Meyer Rd. 62301
Dexter Miller, 837 S. 11th St.
Marilyn Miller, 1403 Springdale N.
17 – Karrlie Bowman, 1106 Edwin Lot 7
Shirley Rhodes
2200 Maine St., Apt.101
18 – Bruce Cannell, 1825 S. 12th St.
19 – Jason Koch, 300 S. 47th St.
Belleville, IL
Bob May, 5019 Lake Ridge Dr.
20 – Charlotte Couch
1300 N. 6th St., Apt.108
Zach Mast, 1822 Maple St.
21 – Clare Smith, 4417 Hwy. 96 S.
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23 – Zeke Howerter, 2906 Ray Mar Ct.
24 – Suzanne Harmann, 607 S. 22nd St.
25 – Isabella Cadwell, 607 S. 22nd St.
Ken Helkey, 705 Sherwood Dr.
26 – Kelly Grace, 1435 Pheasant Run
28 – Breta Cook, 320 N. 16th St.
Maxine Daugherty
1311 Koetters Ln.
Frank Drummond
2425 Green Acres
Stacey Gruen, 2215 Ranco Blvd.
30 – Carol Helkey, 705 Sherwood Dr.
31 – Emmanuel Yisrael
318 Maiden Lane Apt. 217
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2 – Corey and Julie Miller
837 S. 11th St.
3 – Andrew and Jennifer Klingele
1615 W. Cook St.
Springfield, IL
5 – Justin and Myndi Boyd
2907 Vicky Ct.
Tom and Sharon Liebig
P.O. Box 457
Bloomington, IN
7 – Harold and Ruth Willis
518 Kimberly Dr.
14 – Joe and Jessica Ingram
209 Albers St.
Golden, IL
18 – Chris and Meghan Kaufmann
809 Eastate Dr.
20 – Scott and Elizabeth Arrowsmith
2516 Lake Drive N.
Roger and Nata Selves
1627 S. 30th St.
23 – Bill and Connie Wells
4620 Jayden Ct.
25 – Russ and Judy Daniels
4021 S. 46th St.
26 – Steven and Sandra Donald
1020 Shady Acres Lane
27 – Harry and Essie Hendricks
2310 Mary Lane
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