The Covington news. (Covington, Ga.) 1908-current, November 04, 1976, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8A THE COVINGTON NEWS — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 Bible preaching services at Zion Church A Revival of Bible Preaching will be held Nov. 8-14 at 7:30 p.m. at Zion Baptist Church, Hiways 20 and 212. The schedule of speakers and subjects are as follows: MONDAY Preacher — Fid Salter Subject — Forgiveness Rev. Salter is Pastor of First Baptist, Redan. TUESDAY Preacher — Dr. Jimmy Waters Subject — Sharing Christ Now Dr. Waters is Pastor of Mable PUTS IT ALL 1 LgVJJJ <^M|I TOGETHER... I J nX'. 7*|& ...highest quality M y prescription service... at ,owes * P° BB,b,e Prices! I UnkAm(ricaio ■ |l E QSQE2k2 ^^^^l I JOY T MOTOR OIL! 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Wooten is Pastor of First Baptist, Conley. FRIDAY Preacher — Bobby Sunderland Subject — Beginning Anew Rev. Sunderland serves as Director of Department of Mass Evangelism, Home Mission Board of Southern Baptist Convention. SATURDAY Preacher — Richard Thompson Subject — Future of Faithful Rev. Thompson is Pastor Emeritus of Indian Creek Baptist, Stone Mountain. SUNDAY Preacher — Bill Long Subject — Return of Christ A.M. Subject — Future Things P.M. Rev. Long serves as an Associate in the Sunday School Department of the Georgia Baptist Convention. Moonlighters deduct office-in-home Although Congress and IRS have joined forces to reduce sharply the number of taxpayers who can deduct the expense of an office in the home, moonlight ers who perform the duties of a second job at home may still be able to deduct office expenses connected with their part-time work, according to the Georgia CPA Society. SINGER Director of Music — Don Upp Elders Greg Felten and John Stokes Mormon missionaries here Two young men are working in the Covington area as missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elder John Stokes, 24, from Ogden, Utah has lived in Covington several months. Elder Greg Felten, 24, from Phoenix, Ariz. just recently moved here. These young men, who voluntarily devote two years of their lives to this work, are part of a missionary force of 24,000 throughout the free world. They go from door to door and are available by appointment to explain the Mormon faith and answer questions concerning their faith. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints recognizes that the family is the basic unit of society, so family unity and close family ties are essential to a healthy community. To keep the bonds strong between family members, the Church has a program called “Family Home Evening”. This Gilds completes IDS course Sherman E. Childs, of 1762 Old Salem Road, Conyers, Georgia, recently completed a three-week course at the Investors Diversified Services (IDS) regional training school at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla. Childs is now an accredited IDS sales representative in this area. The regional training schools are designed to prepare new IDS sales representatives for careers in providing financial services for individuals, groups, and businesses. Graduates of the schools continue their training with 7 weeks of field training and 42 weeks of advanced study. IDS, based in Minneapolis, numbers 3400 representatives in its national sales force, distributing a variety of financial products in cluding shares of IDS-associated mutual funds, fixed-return in -vestments, and insurance un- According to the Georgia CPA Society, Internal Revenue Service has issued advice for divorced parents wishing to take tax de ductions for their children's medical bills: A child must be a dependent under the tax rules. i Now Open to the Public i § On Friday and Saturday Nights g | Bonner’s Triple "B” I I s Restaurant | in Buckhead, Georgia g Specializing in g Catfish and Barbecue 1 Our Winter Months Special: Chitterlings § We Cater Private Groups. g Drive Out to Buckhead for Good Eating g Buckhead, Georgia Exit from 1-20 S East of Covington g Mr. Upp is Minister of Music Glenwood Hills Baptist, Lithonia. program is designed to meet these objectives by bringing the family together at least one evening a week, to discuss the Gospel, enjoy activities together, and, most importantly, strengthen the spirituality of the home. In addition to the Family Home Evening outlined above, these young men are available for lec tures and discussions with groups and individuals, including explana tory presentations on the beliefs of the Mormon Church. The Mormon missionary program is self-supporting, and young men who serve finance their missions by working before-hand or with family assistance. In the two years of their missionary experiene. these young men may not have dates, see movies, or watch television. Elder Greg Felten and Elder John Stokes work from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. If an appointment is desired, you may reach them t 787- 3168 before 9:30 a.m. Sherman E. Childs derwritten by an IDS subsidiary. Divorced parents' medical deductions and one of the parents must be able to show that the medical costs were paid out of -funds he or she provided. IRS suggests a separate checking account just for the children's expenses.