Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1951 — Page 13

BE a Pe Si he WEY ee EEE i ES TL WR WV ER ER a NA a ee ae v. <i J A v : - vv wwe we - “ - - 5% VOW ee > : . poy 5 fide ; : oo, i } . J 7 ra i” ¥ ; ‘RB . ! . : ) 3 3 r 29, lol o : SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1051 THE INDIANAPOLIS. TIMES. : PAGE 13 i Board (Time to Fall In for Chow Sermon of the Week— Engine Chases || ter, he had : d } $ C di R C rs ; . . vnaway Ca goers U= i By Rev. John H. Vruwink y-B Jevice Wins ns ea oO owar ice’ y . DUNCAN, Okla. Feb, 24 (UP) } : t ful : —Rallroaders on the Roc 8 aid he ! has Scripture: Fur God has not 9 dreadful even to tmagine. ~— H Vrawink, land's Oklahoma division have's - given us the spirit of fear; but Some things are harmful to us, heir books— people over . curate of St. Paul's Episcopal new argument in their ches and has | of power and of love and of a hurtful for others, but in the do- Clusch.. wrote: this *Ser ¢ | “how far would seven loaded box 4 ists methods A p I 178 sound mind.” 2 Tim. 1:7. : ing of them there is momentary wel wie . Thon o jears that “broke loose near Dun § as a pain- - | pleasure. Not so with the yellow the Week” for The Times, lcan have rolled if a locomotive T. PAUL, the Apostle, wrote di d It hadn't caught them?” —— Mrs. James Fisher in one of his letters to his jaundiced. way. never. Was, of \he employee, the employee | The cars escaped from a switchts to Aid Is First: Oth young friend Timothy: nor shall it ever be pleasant. It © 0 tt lover. The |Ing crew and rolled through the 4 m : $ ’ ther ; “Wherefore I remind you must always have torment. t is afraid of the child |©OWM picking up speed steadily rogra . Ideas to Pa Off Timothy that you stir up the The spirit of cowardice and Parent is a * | while the pursuit was organized. rion County y gift of God which is in you by the spirit of God just don't mix, the child is afraid of the par- | Trainmen tried to head off and defense pro- Mrs. James Fisher, 3653 Shelby the putting on of my hands. For There is a warfare between ent, board the speeding cars in an 50 boxes of St., is the first place winner in God has not given us the spirit them for the soul of man. The The simple truth of thé text |automobile but found they had The Times Home Safety Contest. of fear; but of power and of Christian has been given the 44.4 if we really love people, (already picked up too much speed ion County's She will receive $25 for her win- love and of a sound mind.” spirit of God which is first of © ." 2rst he afraid of them. |on the long downgrade. greed to do- ning entry, a gadget for holding The figure used in this par- all the spirit of power, power pavotion to the best interest of | Eleven miles down the line, rder to have an electric iron. ticular passage of Holy Scrip- to do the job which lies before another, leaves no place for {the locomotive caught the cars, hand, Albert Mrs. Fisher suggested that Pp g him or her. How often doth the gc... [latched on with an ‘automatic f the Indian- an oblong pan lined with asbestos ture is an appropriate one for inertia in a given situation I ¢ fraid | coupler and braked them to stop. of Retail be fastened to. one end of the this time of year when we like make cowards of us all. We Family fos o usare a ra a |The main line had been clearad v. ironing board. This would prevent to gather around the €omfort- - need to be reminded that the © a he. I Wel oy are as far as Waurika, 25 miles ahead, be prepared children pulling the iron from the ing hearth fire. Just imagine the spirit God gives us is the spirit Iu y d a i 3 oy YE \where a switch had been opened days. Drug- board. fire to have died down and all of power, that is, an enabling nt on -any subject Is a {to derail the cars. e perishable Second prize of $15 was won by that is left are the smoldering strength to do a job. hot itt of Hi \ Wh 1 | a ——— ——— w by Mrs. Everett A. Cecil, 2747 8, choice gift of Flim In Whom all LAND OF TOMORRO » shelves so Collier St., with a device to bro. gmbers. What a simple pleasure “nm. intelligence dwells. A sound MILWAUKEE, Feb, 24 (UP)~ ys be up to tect the housewife's hand as oe Ne ir Rev. John H: Vruwink THE SAME one spirit of God mind is never an enemy; it is (Dr. B. L. Corbett, Milwaukee, 1 be kept In cuts foods. : to that they suddenly flame. ev. John Fi. Vruwin is the spirit of love. I suppose always an ally. [tells of a sign hanging over a

So it is with things spiritual, Not always are we asked to build new fires; frequently we are simply asked to stir up the old, dying embers into. a ‘blaze. All Christians have the gift of God within them. But the gift | of God must be stirred up; it | ) : must be put into play; it must | 48 be worked. w 4 a ww ; TR a 4 Bertha, 8-months-old cat, takes milk from a bottle for Glenda WE CANNOT work the spirit | McQueen, 3044 S. Rybolt Ave. Glenda trained the kitten to nurse | of. God within us by being cow-

ing to our text, the from a bottle. It uses all four fest to hold its luncheon. ards, Acwording io out ott. the

smoldering ember within us is to continue to be fearful. For God has not given us the spirit of fear, literally, of cowardice, but His spirit within us is of

most of us, if we were really pinned down, would have to admit that we are afraid of people. The employer is afraid

“For God has not given us the spirit of cowardice; but of power, of love, and of a sound ming.”

{traffic light in Mexico. It says, |“Don’t be impatient. This stop light has been walling for you

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ing of a coward sickens us; the possibility of always in the future fearfully turning-tall, is

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Health Xa Phaysieal = Ysation, lors Ai Brotee Sviuans oeause buildings will be turned into, power, of love, and of a sound apolis Public Schools; Mrs. Dor-|to Civil Defense Administrator Shelters wherever possible and| mind. othy Hampson of the Welcome Millard F. Caldwell. new community shelters will be Cowardice is always such » Wagon Service, and Miss Esther| Mr. Caldwell estimated that a!built where conversion is not pos-| deadening, Joy-quenching ex- | Thornton, Indianapolis Public Li-| national program of such shelters sible. The British and Canadians| Perience.

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