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Library News & Activities
Celebrating October
October Is... Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Domestic Violence Month and National Bullying Month. Education on all topics can bring healing and a change.
October Birthdays
The birthstone this month is the Opal and the flower is the Marigold.
Happy birthday to all Octo- ber birthday celebrants, one included is Sheldon L. An- thony, Sr., we wish you many more!
Sick And Shut-Ins
We continue to pray for the sick and shut-ins: Keith Ennis, Bob Anthony, Rhonda Williams, Wayne Owens, Johnnie Mae Gar- ner, Stanley and Ernes- tine Turner, Shatayshia Brinson, Bar- bara Sprauve, Annie Laura Jelks, Lydia Mc- Neal, and Freida Washing- ton.
Prayer Requests
Dallas Andrews asks for prayer for himself and family, Freddie Williams asks for prayer (unspoken), and Rickey Butts would like us to remember him in prayer.
Leonard E. Coleman is asking for prayer for his grandmother, Ms. Christine Richardson, who turned 101 on August 9, 2015, she lives in Wildwood, FL., He wants us to also pray for a positive out- come of his court case and that his family will come together in unity.
Sympathy
We send our condolences to
the following families: the Hill families due to the loss of Jewel Hill, to the family Allie B. McPherson’s who recently lost her husband, John “JP” Harris.
The homegoing service for Brenda Welch was a beauti- ful service at St. John Cathe- dral on 34th Street, Bishop Andre Wright of True Praise Baptist Church in Douglas, Georgia, officiated, with Pas- tor Tony Parker and Rev. Fredrick Sanders giving the eulogy and words of comfort.
Condolences are also sent to Deacon Curtis Wilson and family due to loss of his nephew, Michael Wilson in Detroit, Michigan.
For anyone else who re- cently lost a loved one we send our sympathy. Remember to look to Jesus for your comfort, guidance and strength.
My Brothers 2 Keep Prison Ministry
To have a free Bible or greeting cards sent to Florida’s incarcerated men and women, please write to: My Brothers 2 Keep Prison Ministry, P. O. Box 89174, Tampa, 33689- 0402.
Healing Scripts By Mail
Pastor Taylor sends heal- ing scripts to the sick and shut-ins and incarcerated who may be in need of an uplifting word. Write to: Healing Scripts By Mail, P. O. Box 891186, Tampa, 33689.
A Flashback
Saturday, October 24th the Seniors of Progress Village hosted An Oldies but Goodies Night at the Recreation Center with hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s from 5-9 p. m. It was
a stone cold blast!
The attendees laughed,
danced, took selfies, socialized and enjoyed a delicious meal together. To get the full effect you had to be there to see the afros, bell bottom jeans, flow- ered shirts, scarves, head- bands, big earrings, brims, overalls, and to top all that off was platform shoes with gold- fish in glass heel worn by the male host, Big Papa.
There was a talent show with guest look-a-likes: Ike and Tina Turner, Lenny Williams, The Supremes, Betty Wright, Martha and Vandellas, and many more.
All this fun and food was only $5. I hope this is an an- nual event!
Need Your Support
Please show your support helping to feed the hungry by donating non-perishable food items or cash donations to the East Tampa Business and Civic Association, Inc. (ETBCA).
We will be helping the com- munity by feeding and giving groceries on Saturday, No- vember 14, 2015. You can drop off non-perishables at 2814 N. 22nd Street, Tampa 33605, Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2p.m.Allproceedsare tax deductible.
Also, come out and show support for our 2015 Thanks- giving Feast, Saturday, No- vember 14, 2015 at the 29th Street Church of Christ, 3310 N. 29th Street, Tampa. “Feed- ing the Community Event” is a multi-cultural celebration for family and community. Thanksgiving Outreach is sponsored by ETBCA.
Scripture Proverbs 14:25
A true witness delivereth souls: but a deceitful witness speaketh lies.
F.Y.I.
Call your news for Progress Village and sur- rounding areas into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
Saturday,
October 31
New Tampa Library: 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Mail Merge: Microsoft Word and Publisher.
John F. Germany Li- brary: 2-5:30 p. m. - Sewing at The HIVE: Glow Cloud Pil- low. Make a cloud shaped pil- low in honor of Night Vale. Material needed: 1⁄2 yard of fabric. For adults, registration required. Call 813-273-3652.
Sunday, November 1
New Tampa Library: 12:30-2 p. m. – Coder Dojo: Solving puzzles and problems with Scratch Programming for kids (7-17), a parent must accompany each coder kid.
Monday, November 2
Riverview Library: 2-3 p. m. - Online Job Searching (basic mouse and keyboard skills are recommended, to learn how to use the internet to find jobs), while exploring vocational interests and more.
New Tampa Library: 3:30-5 p. m. - Tweens: Intro- duction to Electronics using SNAP Circuitry (grades 4-8). These workshops are de- signed for tweens and teenagers. Funded by Friends of the Library.
John F. Germany Li- brary: 5-8 p. m. - The HIVE: STEM Corps for teens 14-18 living in Hillsborough County, it’s a free opportunity to learn tech skills.
Robert W. Saunders Library: 5:30-7:30 p. m. - The Saunders Needle Crafters Group.
78th Street Commu- nity Library: 6-7 p. m. -
Ask a Lawyer, Atty. Kevin Comer. First come, first served.
Tuesday, November 3
Thonotosassa Library:
10:30-11:30 a. m. - Computer Tutoring.
C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Library: 12:15-2:15 p. m. - Computer Tutoring; and 3:30-4:30 p. m. - Kids Code (grades 4-8). Learn to write code, create games, build websites, program robots and more.
New Tampa Library: 3- 4 p. m. - Introduction to Win- dows 8.
Seffner-Mango Li- brary: 5:30-8 p. m. - Film Night.
Temple Terrace Li- brary: 6-7 p. m. - Ask a Lawyer.
Wednesday, November 4
Seminole Heights Li- brary: 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Introduction to Computers.
Thursday, November 5
Brandon Library:
10:30-11:30 a. m. - Introduc- tion to African-American Ge- nealogy.
West Tampa Library:
11a.m.–12p.m.-JobCoun- seling.
North Tampa Library: 1-3 p. m. - Crazy Crafting Crew with yarn art for ages 12-adult.
For more activities and events at a library near you, call 813-273-3652 or visit www.2hcplc.org and click on calendar and events to choose the libraries and events of your choice.
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