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Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall |
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Friendly People Sharing the Good News and Touching the Future |
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Congratulations Elsie Pugh! Read about Women’s Ministry Sunday, Elsie Pugh, and Mary Jo Schnorbus on the Women’s Ministry Page. |
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Congratulations to Samantha Herman for being elected vice-president of the National Junior Honor Society. Her proud parents are Ray and Kathleen Herman. |
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Congratulations to Natalie Cucinotta who was in the paper for receiving at least a three on three different AP tests. This is not an easy academic thing to do. Also, Natalie has been accepted to her first choice school, the University of Alabama. |
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All three of CPC’s senior girls were on the MHS Homecoming Court: Natalie Cucinotta, Hope Rustenhaven, and Morgan Thomas. |
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Derek Cottrell In Military |
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Welcome to Arlis and Ingrid Elkins. It is with great joy we welcome Arlis and Ingrid Elkins into the full fellowship of our church family. Both came forward Sunday morning on profession of faith. Arlis received the sacrament of baptism and Ingrid reaffirmed her baptism as a child in the Dutch Reformed Church of Canada. The Elkins have been attending for the past year and have become involved in the church's ministry. We know you will find ways to extend the hand of fellowship to welcome them. They reside at 4406 Fitzgerald Street and their telephone number is 903-938-1440. |
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NEW MEMBERS OF Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall
Grace Ann Lemanski
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Welcome to Willis Family: Stephen, Julie, & Devon June 28, 2009 |
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David Hagan August 9, 2009 |
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Jean Helms July 12, 2009 |
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Abby Herman August 30, 2009 |
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Samantha Herman August 30, 2009 |
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Cameron Kurtz August 30, 2009 |
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Sophie Hudson Sept. 27, 2009 |
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Ed & Pat Odum Oct. 25, 2009 |
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Arlis & Ingrid Elkins Nov. 8, 2009 |
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Congratulations to Hope Rustenhaven for being on the MHS Homecoming Court and to her proud dad Pastor Rusty.
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Les Palmer 1923-2009 |
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….And the Lord added to their number day by day. WELCOME TO KAREN WILEY We are indeed happy that Karen Wiley came forward at the close of worship last Sunday to present herself for membership in our congregation. She comes on reaffirmation of faith and transfer of letter from Port Caddo Baptist Church. Many thought Karen was already a member since she has worshipped with us a number of years and has been involved through Angel Food, Bunnie Mae Pugh Circle, Finance Committee, and other areas of the church’s ministry. It is a joy to welcome her into the full fellowship of our church family. Karen and her husband Mike live at 102 Pine Haven Rd. (Shadowood) and their telephone number is 903-927-2989. |
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Les Palmer 1923-2009 Services for Les Palmer were held Tuesday morning here at the church . Burial will follow at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date. Mr. Palmer died Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. Leslie Lloyd "Les" Palmer was born on May 20, 1923, in Hitchcock. He and his wife Alyce (who proceeded him in death) joined our church family on April 14, 1985. He is survived by his son, Leslie Lloyd Palmer Jr. of College Station; his daughter, Nancy Palmer Fessler and her husband Ray of Marshall; his two granddaughters, Lisa Sharp Montgomery and her husband Matthew of Dallas and Amanda Leigh Sharp of Bridge City; two great-grandchildren, Ainsley Ann Montgomery and Palmer James Montgomery. He loved his church especially the worship service and music, and was a generous benefactor to the youth program. He was faithful in worship for as long as he was able. Jerry Otis Ward 1933-2009 Funeral services for Jerry Otis Ward were held at the church Monday, October 12 with Pastor William “Rusty” Rustenhaven III officiating. Jerry and his wife Barbara were faithful members of our church since the merger in 1984. He served on the first Session after the combining of the churches. He had been a member of the Fairview congregation since 1961. Jerry was born in the Pine Hill Community near Winnsboro, Texas. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Barbara Turrentine, daughter Shari Brock and husband Don, grandchildren, Robbie Brock and wife Connie, Nicki Bidwell and husband Jason, Scott Ward, Stephen Ward and Samantha Ward, great grandchildren, Baylor Ward, Landon Brock and Rylee Payne, sisters Loretta Ward and Vara Joyner, daughter-in-law Suzie Ward and many friends who knew and loved him. Jerry was proceeded in death by his parents Otis and Lorene “Ma” Ward, son Kevin Ward and grandson, Jeremy Brock. Jerry was an elder, co-chairperson of the Hospitality Committee, active in Sunday School, the Domino ministry, and was the unofficial “Poet Laureate” of the church. He was well-known for his cooking especially his homemade rolls. Jerry was in the Army, worked for Brookshires as a butcher since 1950, loved to play golf and care for his family. |
