Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 238, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 November 1946 — Page 5
StLIVAN. INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TTMES FRIDAY; NOV. 22. 196. -
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1875 1946 NO INFLATION HERE Bankloan Plan AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Sullivan State Bank Safe Since 1875 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1873 : 1946
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hixon of Sullivan, R. 3, had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Furry of Hazel Park, Michigan, Miss LaDonna Furry and Dean Buck of Hazel Pari, Michigan and Mrs. Conrad Combs of Hymera. James S. Neff o Indianapolis, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. J. H. Neff, Thanksgiving. Those who spent thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Davis of West Graysville Street were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilkey of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steel and daughter, Janice, of Terre Haute and Mrs. Gertrude Potter of Sullivan. Mrs. Davis "is not well at this time.
Ernest Myers of Seymour, Indiana, visited Wednesday with his mother, Mrs. Myers of Beech Street. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cummins
QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatmentthat Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over two million bottles of the WILL ARD TREATMENT have been soldf or relief of symptoms of distress arising f romS tomaeh and Duodanal Ulcer due to Cxctn Acid Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach.
Gastlnesa, Heartburn, Shoplesaneta, etc., due to Eieess Acid. Sold on 1 5 days' trial 1 Ask for "Wlllard't Meatus" which fully explains this treatment tret at - H. V. Bennett. Druggist. Milburn's Pharmacy. .
"THE CHURCHES OF
CHRIST SALUTE YOU." Romans 16:16
BRO. L. E. GARNER (Henderson, Term.) will conduct services at the CASS CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday, Dec. 1st, 10:00 A. M. & 7:00 P. M. '
land son, Donald Gene, of Hamimond, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester jMattox of Terre Haute, Mr. and I Mrs. Earl Alsop and granddaughter of Sullivan and Roy Roseberry and Grace Bogard of Merom were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Jackson. Mr.' and Mrs. Pete Jackson called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson Monday. i Dr. Don H. Wrork of Rockford, Illinois and Mrs. Robert Haak of Bloomington, are the guests of their mother, Mrs. Grace Wrork. ; Rush McCammon spent Monday with Phcma Myers and shopped in Sullivan. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomnson and son, Rodge, of Elkhart, Indianan, will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Thompson, I of West Washington Street. I Mrs, 'William Fitts of Indiana1 poll's, is the guest of W. R. Heri bel t. ... Mrs. Naomi Burke of Middloj town, Ohio, arrived Tuesday
nigni to spena rnanKsgiving with her mother, Mrs. Gertrude ! Hughes and other relatives. j Mrs. Allen Pate of Bloomf icld, j vi?ited her mother, Mrs. JohnWall, Tuesday. j Mrs. Mary Berry spent Monday '. with relatives in Graysville. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Petersburg, Indiana. Joa Gilman returned Monday
from 'a visit in Indianapolis with
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Shappeck and family. Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Cottineham
of ' Youngstown, Ohio, arrived
here Tuesday for a visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Cottingham's grandmother. v Mrs.
Nancy Williams, will accompany
them to their home on Monday
for a visit.
Byrd Squires and Mr. ami Mrs.
Ira Puckett motored to Linton Monday- night.
Mrs. Esther Hoke, principal of EJm Park School, and her son
Tis 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."
GOSPEL of CHRIST WALKING WITH GOD
land daughter-in-law, Mr. ' and Mrs. Richard Hoke, attended the Paul Robeson concert at Indiana University last Thursday ' evening. "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson and daughter, Brenda Lee, and Mrs. Grace Hudson of near Solsberry, Indiana, motored to Sullivan Sunday afternoon and called on Mrs. Tacy Sims and family. Mrs. Sims is recovering from a severe cold. Several other friends who called were Mrs. J. Ci Ready, Mrs. Katherine Pennington and son, Graham, and Miss Annie York. Earl Brazzell, Jr. of Shelburn, a junior -at Indiana University, has been elected to membership in the Accounting Club on the campus. The Accounting Club is an organization for juniors and seniors, who are majoring in the field of accounting. Mr. Brazzell ,is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brazzell, Sr., and is a graduate of Shelburn High School with the class of 1943.
: . FACTOGRAPHS It Is said that the old New , England expression, "'to talk turkey," vyas coined in New Hampshire in the 1800's. A white man and an Indian went hunting together and met to divide the spoils, a crow and a turkey. First limestone and scrap iron are charged into ari open-hearth furnace . in a steel plant by charging machines. Next comes a charge of pig iron. The heat from the blazing gases gradually melts the charge and as the temperature increases, makes possible the refining of the metal. . From 1939 to 1916, inclusive, congress appropriated SI.". 104.500 to federal aid in wtjiuv funds for projects in the vaunt,, states.. The cratei atop Pot? 3 voleruw. Costs K'ca. Central Ar.m.ta. 1 the largest m the tvorl'l
EXLINE CORNER
I Mrs. Isabelle French of Riverton, is visiting her brother and ! family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Exline, this week. , Mrs. George Youna left Thursday for Detroit, Michigan where she will spend the winter. j Mrs. Joe Gallagher left Fridaymorning, for Kentucky to visit for- two weeks with her son and ' family. Mr. and Mrs. David Brown and Sue spent Thursday in Dugger visiting Mrs. Donetta Howk. ) 1 Mr. arid Mrs. Tom Exline and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Exline ! spent Sunday at Stinesville with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monroe and daughter. Mrs. Ray Livingston is ill.
SOCIETY CROSSROADS HOME EC CLUB Members of the Crossroads
Home Economics club were entertained with an oyster supper and party, given by their husbands Thursday night, November 14. Oyster soup, coffee, doughnuts and cookies were served. Members reported husbands are good cooks. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osburn, Mr, and Mrs Albert Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Osburn and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blount. Mrs. Ora Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Osburn, Earl Osburn, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Osburn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrec and Frances,, Mr. and Mrs. Ben East and Jimmy. and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Benson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Jimmy and j
Don and , Mrs. Sophrona Starks and Charles.
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"He hatli shewed ttee, 0 man, wMt in good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, hut to do icst'ly. and to love mercv. and to walk hamblv with t'iy God?" Mic?. 6:8. ; Tr walk with (lod, we jnust walk hysnbly. No one remaining proud and Jielf-important has ever, or will ever, vVHik vi1h God. Matt. 23:12; Provevhs 2S:12. The proud walk in their own wav. 'There is a wav which .seemeth rjtr'it unto ;i nan, but the fnd thereof ire the ways f death." Proverbs 11:12. "'0 Lord, I know tint the way of raan is- net ;n hiniself : it is not ;n man that walketh to direct his steps," Jeremiah 10:23. . . 'To walk with God, we must be in agreement with God. 4Can two wilk together, except they be agreed," Amos .6 To walk with God, we must "walk by faith, not by sitrht," 2 Cor. 5:7. That faith is "faUh which WORKETH by eve," Gal "):fi. Faith cctr.es from the wnd of God. Romans 10:17. Hence, we craft walk bv the word. Noah walked with God, Gen. 6:9. "Thus d'd NoVt.s according to all that Grd commanded him, so did he." Gen. 6:22. Are y'Ou walking according to jRcd'.s wor? Accrding to His commniidments? Do you believe the gospel of Christ is God's power to save you? See Romans 1:16 'and Hebrews 11:6. Have you repented? See Luke 13:3 and Acts 17:30. Have you crnfessed Christ as God's son? .Romans 10:9-10; Matt. 10:32-33; Matt. 16:16 and Acts 8:37. Have you been . buried with your Lord in baptism? . Mark 16:16; Gal. 3:27; Col. 2:12. Ave ycu contintiinfir, then, to walk with God? 2 Cor. 15:38.
Many say, "You go yotir way, and I'H go mine, for we are all going to the pame place." Read Matt. 7:13, 14 and 21. Remember. Amos put the question: "Csn two walk together, except they be agreed?" We cannot say that we are walking with God unless we are living in agreement with His word. Is there anything unfair, about that? Doesn't God, who made us, have the r'ght to set Ihe standard by which we must live? . fch't it as fair for one as it is for another, and won't it accommodate us all, if we will only submit to it? Is God to be charged With being a bigot, or narrow-minded, or intolerant because He has given us His way the one way? Each of us has a watch," let us say. .Very likely our Matches will vary in telling the time. Yet we have one standardCentral Standard Time. If all our watches are at variance, one might be right, or all might be wrong, but it is evident that all could not be right. Is there anything unfair about having the standard? Could we 'net all correct cur watches 'according to it, if we were so disposed? We have a standard of weights. You ask a clerk for five pounds of potatoes.. He drops some in a sack and straightway hahds thorn to you. You say, "Preise Weigh them." He replies,' "Honestly ?nd sincerely, that's ; five pounds of potatoes in my opinion." Wruld you let it go at that? Hardly! You would probably reply, "I appreciate your opinion as such, but there!s somr scales: let's weigh these potatoes, and be sure," Why can't we be as sensible when the "commodity" Involved is the never-dying souls of men. We have the standard in ihe grs'uel ,of .Christ.-. Let us weigh ourselves m the balance, and if we ?re found wen ting, let us w'thout delay supply the want.
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, tniicrea m wmte lace inm nccu ana ray I -ruffled bottom in srks 1 to 3 . . . ' X - J double stitched hems with French ji I i sean,s - - i "Bur-MU" rayon f?brfe sVpa In white V A(?77y Z" 7 MA with hce neck and bottom . . . wide f shoulder straps . . . pinked seams . . . $ r' Jxk j designed to fit perfectly ?nd give last- Jfr ' ' &'
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FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Stewart and children of Otterbein, Indiana, Mrs. Malcolm Hart and daughter of Sullivan rural route
and Mrs. Pauline Jeffries and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Houston an3 daughter, Mr. and ' Mrs. Charles Hubble and Walter j
Hubble, all of Sullivan, were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hubble of South Crowder Street. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Missionary ' Society of the First Baptist church met at the riftme of Mrs. Joe McCoskey on Friday, November 22 with 24 members and three visitors present. The president opened the meeting', by the group singing "Rescue The Perishing" follower) by prayer by Mrs. Wyman Hull. After the old and new business was taken care of and all bills allowed the president turned the meeting over to the program leader, Mrs. Ralph Collins. Her topic was "The Village of Miracle of Burma." The thought for the month was given by Miss Clara Pittman. Her subject was the 23rd Psalm. A duet was sung by Mrs. Gene Colvin and Mrs. Lee Simmers. Mrs. 3ob Wright gave two more chapters, 5-6 on , the book of China. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Ross Harbaugh. The Christmas meeting will be held at the church December 16th on Monday night. This will be a covered dish supper.
SiiSHvan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK
Alpha Delphian Club Monday, December 2, home of Mrs. Thomas Lippeatt, Mrs. F. G. Alig as hostess.
Pyllilan Sisters meeting, postponed tin til December 12.
Girl Scout leaders and coIcadc s, Tuesday, December 3. 7:00 p. m., Presbyterian Church.
Associate Tri Kappa Meetihff, Monday, December 2, Mrs. Tom Reid, 311 South Main Street.
Following 'committee will meet at the h?e of i'i'Iiuc Phillips, Tuesday, December 3, at 1:30: Tamar Dellart, Maureen Kelly, Sarah Ferree, Nora Crowe, Maude Whit-
(Note Send your club notice?
' to the Times Saturday before
week club meets.)
The Answer Is, Oh Yeah? ,HADLIEY, Mass. (UP) Romance took a back seat when Dr. Paul T. McClurkin, minister and director of a radio program, "Happiness Clinic," gave the younger set this advice: "Pick your woman first and then fall in love with her. A bny should think ten years ahead." No House, Either
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How Many
Months Have You Driven Your Car
SINCE-
1. The front wheels were cleaned and repacked? '(Bearings are hard tc replace.) 2. Your crankcase was drained? (Motar overhauls are expensive.) The complete' chassb was luhricated? (Water, iain, dirt reiv.ove Jubiicants.) 4. Transnv'ssion and d'f fei-er.ti?' weve drained and flushed? (Old i?eii, oil WKAKS instead lubricating m 0 v i n H parts.)
5. Your sparkpliijjs wer cleaned? (Dirty plus," use extra' gasoline cu' down on motor efficien
cy.) IF YOU CANNOT ANSWER THE A HOVE QUESTIONS. THEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF OUT SHELL SERVICE. a Time To Simonize Winter snvs are deadly tc the pair! of nn a jto. Bring your car in for a complete wash job and a simoiv'ze to jive it protection against winter sni'w, rain, sleet and r:ud.
Be Sure Of That
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With tle battery supply what it is today, don't take chrnces. Bring your car in a-ul lot us ch?rse its battery without reniovin' if from the box.
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