FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2008 NEWS News-Leader


POLITICS IN BRIEF


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New officers of Nassau Federated Republican Women are Bernice Wallace, corresponding sec-
retary; Liz Seagraves, treasurer; Cherie Billings, president; Jane Brown, recording secretary;
and Jennifer Harvey, fourth vice president. Not pictured are Judith Pines, Judy Forristal and
Marlyne Clark.


Republicans to meet
 The Republican Party of
Nassau County Executive
Committee is scheduled to hold
its monthly meeting on Thursday
at 7 p.m. A member of the
Nassau County Commission will
be the guest speaker.
 The meeting will be held at
the County Building (next to the
fire station) on Pages Dairy
Road. Registered Republicans
who wish to be a member of the
executive committee should
attend the meeting. All
Republicans are invited to attend.

2008 Lincoln
Day Dinner
 I Florida Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp
is scheduled to be guest speaker
at the 2008 Lincoln Day Dinner
sponsored by the Nassau County
Republican Party and the Nassau
Federated Republican Women.
 The dinner is set for 6:3 p.m.
Wednesday, March 26, at the
Amelia Island Plantation.
 For information contact Bob
Brown at 321-5685
West Side Democrats
 The Westside Democratic
 Club meets at 7 p.m. on the third
 Tuesday of each month in the
 County Building on Mickler


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Joyce Frink, left, new president of the Democratic Club of
Amelia Island, at the January meeting at St. Peter's Episcopal
Church social hall with outgoing president Debbra Sullivan.


Road in Callahan. For informa-
tion call Phil Morton at (904)
879-5163.
Democratic Club
 The Democratic Club of


Amelia Island meets at 6 p.m. on
the fourth Tuesday of each
month in the meeting hall at St.
Peter's Episcopal Church,
Atlantic Avenue and Eighth
Street. Fernandina Beach.


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HILDA Continued from 8A
and Acts 2:42-47. Clearly we are
called to be witnesses to our faith.
You probably are a Christian
because someone shared their
faith. You now have the responsi-
bility and direction to return the
favor. So when was the last time
you shared your faith?"
 The Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity was Jan. 26. Ladies
from St. Peter's Episcopal,
Memorial United Methodist, First
Presbyterian, First Baptist and St.
Michael Catholic churches in
downtown Fernandina Beach
joined together to sponsor a "Faith
Walk." The walk, marking the
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity,
started at St. Peter's.
 A short time was spent at each
church involved, where they
shared song, praise and prayer.
The walk concluded with a light
lunch at St. Michael Catholic


Church.
 The January mission for all cir-
cles was canceled stamps,
Campbell soup labels and General
Mills box tops. These may be
turned in at your circle meeting
or given to Mary Hunt, the
coordinating team mission coordi-
nator.
 On Jan. 23, St Peter's Episcopal
Church was celebrating its
Sesquicentennial and sponsored a
panel of past and present parish-
ioners sharing stories of St. Peter's
way back when.
 Women from Memorial United
Methodist Church went to Jo-Ann
Fabric at St. Johns Town Center
Jan. 22 to take a "one-stroke paint-
ing" class in order to make a
"Happy Everything" wreath. The
class was just for our group, taught
by a professional and the cost was
reduced to $15, brushes $4, wood-
en pieces about $5 and paint was
supplied. They were fiot able to


complete the whole project that
day, so they will continue this
month in Maxwell Hall. They
had lunch over there and wanted
to also do a- little shopping.
They could have more classes if
there is enough interest on this fun
trip.
 Presbyterian men met Jan. 10.
Their speaker was scheduled to be
Sheriff Tommy Seagraves. Each
attending was asked to take a friend
who had not been with them
before.
 Make prayer a priority in the
New Year. Join these Presbyterian
men in the sanctuary of their
church Thursdays at 8:15 a.m.
They spend 30 minutes in silent
prayer lifting our individual prayer
concerns to God. If something
weighs heavily on your heart, share
it with God.
 "May our Great Heavenly
 Father continue to watch over us
 and keep us in his loving care."


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