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Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) Mother's Day Sunday is almost over. It's been a hectic weekend with graduation, graduation parties, and relatives visiting.

Parents, family, and friends were on hand at the Stockton Grade School Awards Night, Music Program, and Eighth Grade Promotion at the SHS gym on Monday, May 5th.

The Stockton Area Chamber of Commerce meeting was called to order by president Anna Biggs on Monday evening, May 5th. After the Pledge of Allegiance was recited and Roll Call taken, Sidnee Brown read the minutes from the previous meeting, which were then approved.

Happy Saturday! I have a new sink! Along with a new faucet and a new garbage disposal! It will be complete on Monday. Then on to the next thing! I am really excited to be getting one of the bigger improvements completed in the farmhouse.

WHAT IS YOUR SOUL WORTH? With just two weeks left to write articles for Stockton Baptist Church, I want to focus on what matters most— your soul, salvation, and the Lord Jesus Christ. Eternity is closer than we think, and nothing is more important.

Last week, we talked about being a tool of Christ by showing personal concern, demonstrating personal urgency, and using our personal experience and personal knowledge. In so doing, we can be used by Christ to minister to others in need and help grow the church.

“Good afternoon everyone. To the graduating class, families, teachers, and staff—thank you for letting me be a part of this special day.

The young boy in the Yesteryear picture in last week’s issue is Shane Hull, grandson of Lee Hull. Leo Oliva called the Sentinel to let us know who the young boy was..

As a doctor who has been in practice for 15 years, I have never seen a case of measles. Why? Because vaccines work.