Thanksgiving dinner served to community

This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger The First Baptist Church in Lamar served 750 meals to the community on Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Nov. 28. Many gathered in fellowship hall to enjoy the home cooked dinner, while others had meals delivered or carried out. This is a yearly service provided by the church and is a welcome asset to area residents.


You may also like:

4-H celebrates National Volunteer Appreciation ...
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger The Barton County Community Foundation featured Vintage Vegas on Saturday evening, April 13, at Thiebaud Auditorium in Lamar. During the festivities, Elaine Davis, left, president of Lamar Community Betterment, was awarded $1M from a private charitable fund, in order to purchase the old Redneck building at 1705 Gulf. The building will be used jointly by the newly formed Lamar YMCA and the Lamar R-1 School. Watch for more information in the April 24 edition of the Democrat. BCCF board member Nancy Curless, right, presented Davis with the check, along with a $5,000 check from the foundation.
Generous donation awarded at BCCF Vintage Vegas
Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger The First Baptist Church stepped outside of its walls on Sunday morning, as members of the congregation, along with others from the community, gathered at the Wyatt Earp Park in order to worship the Lord. Music sheets were handed out to those attending, with the church’s worship leader Steve Livingston and the Praise Band from the church leading in the music. Dr. Robert Hodson, senior pastor at the church, shared the sermon. According to Ron Sandberg and Ed Patterson, a total of 198 were in attendance on this beautiful day.
First Baptist Church holds community worship se...
Deadline nearing for citywide garage sale listing
Marriage license application
Just sing an old hymn
The Postscript
Dan's captive turkeys, growing poults in mid summer.
Bad news for turkeys
Eiskina Logging
Lamar Housing, Inc