Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 114, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 June 1946 — Page 3
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BuEUTAN DAET X3E3- FRIDAY, JUNE 7. 1946. PAGE TtTREB
FOR SALE One American Ideal hot water boiler and stoker complete. This outfit is in first class condition and a real buy. DR. S. E. LINDLEY
Do Not Read This Ad SQUARE DANCE Every Tuesday and Thursday from 8 until 12 (Slow Time.) Avondale "Ridge way" Dance Hall Graysville, Ind. MR. & MRS. CRISP
SOCIETY
O. E. S. Chapter Notice Sullivan Chapter No. 188 0. E. S. stated meeting Monday evening at 7:30. There will be an election of an associate Patron.
Hamilton War Mothers The- Hamilton Township War Mothers' Service Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, June 11th, at two o'clock in. the usual place. Any member having a son in service who has not received a box please bring or send his name and address to this meeting. Work is being done for the Red Cross, therefore a good attendance is desired.
Quit yarinf rent nd wn fui home. Special bargains oa property on installment flan. AJjo farms for aale. W. T. MELLOTT
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AT DAVIS HOTEL TUESDAY, JUNE 11th 1 to 5 P. M. Call for Home or Evening Appointment
;? ' :;yV,hX . . George J. Keller
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A SCIENTIFICALLY TRAINED EXPERT ON HEARING PROBLEMS COME IN -CONSULT WITH HIM I Hi Yews of Sarvlc le lh Hard of Hearing Can Prey Valuabl le You,
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LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Springer and daughters, Kather-
ine Curtis and Ann Tucker, of Champaign, 111., will arrive in Sullivan Saturday afternoon for a week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Springer. Bill, as he is known to his former colleagues in Sullivan, is a candidate for Judge of Champaign County, 111. Mrs. Perry Carpenter left Thursday for Ft. Wayne, Ind., to attend a G. A. R. convention and '
i Woman's Relief Corps conven
tion Mrs. Carpenter is conductor on the floor for the conventions. Mrs. Claude Ford returned to' Sullivan Wednesday from Buffalo, New York, where she spent the past few days the guest of, her daughter, Mrs. Courtland Henderson and ' family. Her grandson, David, accompanied j
ner to bullivan for a visit.
Smith and children
Texas, have arrived
here and in Dugger
with relatives. The Smiths are! former residents here.
Hudson Dailey of Chicago, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Dailey of North Court Street. Mrs. Tressa Eaton of Hammond, Ind.. is visiting friends and relatveis in Sullivan. Mrs. Charles Gambill arrived Thursday from Oak Park, Illinois, for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Laura K. Snow. Mr. Gambill will come Sunday for a few days' visit. , Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Brown have returned from a buying trip in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. st.Clair have returned from a 10-day va-
Mrs. Claude Robbins, and Mrs. ' ation sPent m Indianapolis and Glenn Whitman South Bend with their children.
Refreshments of ice cream and
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' J&rnrmr V.Mr 1 i Mrs. Ray
?,Y A, ff.fZA of Dallas,
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Village Homemakers
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cookies were served.
EXLINE CORNER
The Village Homemakers will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Rex Russell, 342 W. Beech. Wedding Shower A wedding shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCammon for Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Knotts. Those attending DuRger Monday evening. were Mrs. Robert Everett and Mrs- Ernest Edds was in Dug.
,i,,oV0r T.pnn Vavc Walters. ecl
Mrs. Olive Hixon and daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Pigg, Mrs. Morris Andre and children. Mrs. Bert
Mrs. George Young left for Detroit Saturday evening. Mrs. June Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Livingston were in
j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweeney
visited Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Sunday.
FOR YOUR PARTY SERVE HESMER'S Fresh-Tasty POTATO CHIPS ASK YOUR GROCER , Manufactured by CLYDE M. HESMER, Inc. Evansville, Indiana
Williams. Mrs. Chas. Moss, Mrs.
Herbert Pigg, Mrs. Thos. Sevier, ) jSS
Mr. and Mrs. James Vandergnff, Mrs. Hosea Snow, Mrs. Joe Ship . man, Mrs. Delmer McCammon, Mrs. Wendell Sevier and Tony, 1 Mrs- Walter Sevier and Kenny, Evelyn Gray, Mazie Owens, Lois Williams, Mary Walters, Mary Williams, Mrs. Herbert Zaayer and sons, Mrs. Ralph Williams ; and Nancy, Mrs. Oscar McCam-
mon and sons, Mrs. Cecil Mc
Cammon, Jr., Mrs. Orville McCammon, Mrs. Harold Franklin and daughter, Mrs. Dean McCammon and Jerry, Terry Jay Walters, Phil McCammon, Gary McCammon, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCammon, Sr. Those who sent gifts were Audrey and Leola Pigg, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smallwood, Mrs. Cooksey, Betty Walters, Russell Bledsoe, Ola Stinett, Mrs. Broshears. Mrs. Flossie ' Harrison, Mrs. Thelma Turpin, ,Capt. and Mrs.. Noble Sevier and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Zaayer, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Margaret Lay mon, Livington Store, Mrs. Grace Sevier, Miss LaDonna Sevier, Mrs. Ruth Crynes, Mrs. Zollie Walters, Mrs. Gerald Zaayer,
I SEE THAT . . Headaches are the most common symptom of defective vision. You should have your eyes examined at least every two years or immediately if you have some reason to believe they are not up to standard. Persistent headaches may five the tipoff that your eyesight is failing. The service of your optometrist includes first a thorough, accurate and scientific eye examination and second, if the examination shows that glasses are required, he prescribes corrective lenses suited to your individual needs. It is best to play safe by keeping your vision up to par. If you can afford anything, you can't afford to neglect your eyes. DR. C.E. FISHER Optometrist Phone 430. j
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Bill Jones, director of the
Summer playground program for Sullivan youth which was
launched this week, revealed "tO' day that there is marked en
thusiasm on the part of the boys participating and that an aver&ge
of from 45 to 50 have been in attendance at each session. All boys of school ages,
through high school, are eligible
with different age groups meeting at different periods. A North End baseball team and a team representing the East End have played two games on the high school diamond with the North End winning by scores, of 9 to 7 and 9 to 4. The winners now challenge the West End or South End boys to a contest. Summaries: Clubs R. H. E. North End 003 210 30 9 12 7 East End 310 001 0117 9 5 Batteries: North End H. Kirchner, Russell and Ferguson; East End R. Pierce, M. Hulett and Hulett.
Clubs R. H. E.
North End 110 403 0009 14 3 East End 020 200 0004 8 4
Batteries: North End Bennett,
Brown and Ferguson; East End
Truelock, Brown and Gott.
$25 REWARD . FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO CAPTURE PERSONS STEALING WARNING LANTERNS At the Bridge Under Construction, Y2 Mile West of ; Sullivan on State Highway 134. G. H. Allen, Contractor
Valentine's Good Food, Well Served From 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday morning to Sunday night. ; As you go into Linton on 54-59. Ph. 593 R.
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Across From Index.
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THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE YOU."
Romans 16:16
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Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. Psalm 127:1.
Tls so sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to take Him at His word, Just to rest upon His promise, Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord."
BIBLE CONFESSION Jesus declares in Matt. 10:32-33, "Whosoever therefore shall confess me hefore mMi. him will I confess also hefnve mv Father which is in heaven. But whoso"rr sall denv rne before men, him wW T nlA den" before my Father vhirh is in rnsn." And in Romans 10-10 we. red, "Fnr with the heart man helieveth unto r-'snteonsness: and with the rno"v confession is m?de nnto slvtinn." Tiius we see the absolute need for the se f o"r suls of confessing Christ with the mouth. What is the confession to which reference is he rade? So-called confessions are virtuaNv as numerous as are creeps nf men. But. dear reader, when finrl the Bible C0nfesB'on that will elim'nate "II nhers: for fnith comes bv hearirior the Word of God. Romans 10: 17. and whatsoever is not of faith is sin, Rn,ars 14;23. Hence, if it isn't in the Bible. t's o'nful to use. and must, therefore he eliminated. Furthermore, the PDnstle Paul beseeches us to sneak the same thine. I Cor. 1:10. The onlv wav w c?n accn'nnlish rhat is to sneak whore he B'ble cnks and remain silent where the Bible is silent. With snch nugMs before us. let us consult the B'bJo further in the matter. In Acts 8:36 the purnch asks. "What doth hinder mo to be bar)tizpd?" And that pronmfs tin's in verse 37. "And Philip said, if thou believest with all thine heart, then mavost. And he answered and said, T BELIEVE THAT JESUS
CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD." In Matt. 16:16 we And that Peter made the same confession. Whereupon Jesus said. "Blessed art thou, Simon Barjona." This, then, is the Bible confession. What is the significance of the confession that Jesus Christ is God's son? First of all, it acknowledees the divimtv of Christ His messiahship. In this we recognize the essence of all scripture, the central truth of the Bible. The Old Testament looks forward to it; the New Testament looks back to it. Second'v, it is the truth uoon which the lord's church is founded. Matt. 16:1618 and Acts 4:11. And th'rdly. it sets forth the onlv name in which there is salvation. Acts 4:12. 'God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above everv name: that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of thines in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth ; and that everv tongue . should confess that Jesus Christ is T.n-d. to the glory of God the Father." Phil. 2:9-11. Yes, every tongue should make th's confession and will, sooner or later! If not before, it will be done, when "we shall all stand before the judgment seat of Christ. For it is written. As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me. and every tongue shall confess to God." Romans 14:1011. But too late, too late will be our cry when merev's day has passed us by. If we wait till then, we will confess that our life has been lived inconsistent with the truth. We will have lived a lie!
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