Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 8, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 January 1947 — Page 5

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I5ETA SIGMA PIO Three members of the local Xi Chapter of the Beta ' Sigma Phi, Marguerite French, Fay Stotts and Ramona Everly, were given the Exemplar Degree in an impressive candlelight service at

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the home of Ramona Everly, Shelburn, January 7th. Appropriate music was played by Dola June Braner. The business meeting was in charge of President Eleanor Wyman. Deliciious refreshments were served oy the '1 hostess, Ramona Everly assisted by Marilyn McMillan. Those present were Thelma Able, Dola June Braner, Louise Doyle, Ramona Everly, Marguerite French, Mary Jane Moon, Marilyn McMillian, Jane Raybould, Fay Stotts, Norma Stinson, Eleanor Wyman and Lois Shepherd. SUNSHINE HOME EC CLUB The Sunshine Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Verna Spencer for their January meeting, with Mrs. Ina Garrison acting as co-hostess. The morning was spent socially. At the noon hour a delicious dinner was served to the group. The afternoon meeting was opened by ' the group singing "Silver Threads Among the Gold," which was the song of the month. Mrs. Georgia Andis gave the history of the song. Mrs. Lola Frye read the club creed. Roll call was answered by "things I hate most to do in winter." During the business session the club greeted a new member, Mrs. Tressa Spencer. A flower committee of Mrs. Georgia Andis and Mrs. Golda Price was appointed. Officers for 1947 were installed by the retiring president, Mrs. Georgia Andis. A yery interesting lesson on hats remodeling, cleaning, materials and trimmings, styles and everyday care of hats, was given by Mrs. Thelma Benefiel. Home safety situations were discussed by JWrs. Muriel James. Mrs. Tressa Spencer and Mrs. Jessie Brust played piano duets by Sousa, namely, "Harmonic Wizard," "Hands Across the Sea" and "The Liberty Bell." Mrs. Daisy Corbin read a poem, "Our Country Doctor," which she wrote and dedi

cated to Dr. J. H. Jackson of , Pleasantville. Mrs. Bessie Neal ! gave the club prayer. During the social hour a contest was enI joyed, the prize going to Mrs. Dora Erton. i j Those present were: Mrs. I Lola ; Frye .and . Ronald, Mrs. tella I Alsman, Mrs.' Golda Price'! Mrs. Lrirene Benefiel and Danny, Mrs. Muriel James, Mrs. Thelma Benefiel; Mrs. Georgia Andis and Wilma, Mrs. Hazel Newkirk, Mrs. Tressa Spencer, Mrs. Dot Timmernian and Edith Ann, Mrs. (Mary Jackson, Mrs. Zilpha Bennett, Mrs. Bessie Neal, Mrs. Dora Ertpn, Mrs. Jessie Brust, Mrs. , Daisy Corbin, Miss Helen Spen- ; ccr and the hostess and co-hosl-I ess, Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Garrison. J The February meeting will be ' at the home of Mrs. Stella Als-

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CLUB MEETS Today's events make tomor

row's history. This period of time following World War II is I filled so full of events that it 1 was difficult for the committee giving a current events forum to choose those items which would most likely be important history. Their selections, however, were most interesting and directed the club members' attention away from pretty personal worries and toward a better understanding of world problems. j The forum committee, com- j posed of Mrs. Ronald Burdge, Mrs, Gus Lowry and Mrs. A. B. Libke, discussed 'subjects rang-, ing all the way from the impor-l tant United Nations conference down to "Who is Kilroy?"' Top-1 ics included were United Na-! tions Assembly, United Nations i Relief and Rehabilitation Ad-! ministration, Congress and its bow before television, Labor and the Law, the proposed and much discussed marriage of Princess

Elizabeth of England to Philip of Greece, the fresco of The Last Supper painted by Leonardo da Vinci on the wall of the refectory of Milan's Church of Santa Maria Delle Grazie; and for comic relief, a discussion was given on the future methods of cooking by radio waves and- the world's great problem of discovering who Kilroy is and how he is able to get to the ' most inaccessible1 points of this earth. During the business meeting, the .following officers were elected and appointed for the coming year: President, Mrs.- Dillon Routt; Vice-President, Mrs. Carrol Frakes; Secretary, Mrs. A. S. Reed; Treasurer, Mrs. H. C. Gilmore; Critic, Mrs. Ronald Eurdge; Parliamentarian, Miss Maude McConnell; and Reporter, Mrs. A. B. Libke. . Mrs. Frank Linnell played a group of piano solos, numbers from musical comedies which included four songs, "Lover Come Back to Me," from New Moon; "Make Believe," from Show Boat; "One Alone," from The Desert Song; "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," from Roberta; and for an encore," "Star Dust," by Carmichael. Mrs. Linnell's talent is very outstanding and her program was well received and enjoyed by the club. '

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Crosse & Blackwell Date Nut Bread .... . 25c No. 2 Cans White Cream Corn 18c

Niblet Whole Grain Corn t 18c No. 2 Cans Red Cherries 39c

No. 2'? Cans Apricots 35c Large Bottles Catsup 20c No. 2 Cans Red Kidney Beans 19c

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Apricots, Whole $1.39

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Peaches $1.23 Fruit Salad $1.55 Red Cherries $1.90

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Preaching at 118 North State Street Sunday, Jan. 12th by C. F. PECK, And On Through the Year the Second and Fourth Lord's Day Of Each Month, Also On Fifth Sunday Of - . Those Months With Five Sundays. , '. ' i , ... "Except tltc Lord build the iiouse they labor In vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but In vain." Ps. 127:1.

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"AH Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, fcr reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." , II Tim. 3:16-17. The above scripture, like all the word of God, is worthy of our study in our effort to show ourselves approved unto God, a workman that needeth not be ashamed. We can easily comprehend the profitableness of the doctrine of God, because it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth. Of course, trf those who do not believe, it does not result in salvation. "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned." Mark 16:15-16. The first above scripture tells us of the value of the inspired word of God, in that it reproves all things which we

may have in our lives that are contrary to His doctrine, and that if we believe in and accept it, that correct-on of those things wherein we arc at fault will be made; otherwise no profit will accrue to us. Herein lies the test of the man: whether or not he is willing to permit the insp'red Scripture to reprove and correct his life. Our study also reveals that the man " who fully accepts the instruction in . righteousness that comes only from the Scripture may be made perfect, thor

oughly furnished unto all good works. Then if the Scripture alone thoroughly ' furnishes a man to every good work, why have any creed or doctrine written by man in addition thereto. i It this not a fair question, to) ask our- ' selves: : ' 1 :y y';:-: '. ;--:-':;.; .j.v W7hen we add to the Scripture a creed or doctrine written by men, is not that addition in itself an admission of our lack of faith in the completeness and power of God's Holy word?

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