Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 58, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 March 1947 — Page 3

eullivan; Indiana . SULLIVAN DAILY TTMiiiS - FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1947. PAGE THREE KON'ORED ON EIGHTH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Gilbert McCarter of Carthe following guests: Scotty Al- Shelton of Paxton. Mrs. Sally len, Merlin Hamke, Bobby McCarter of Vincennes, Mrs. J. j Kogein, Billy Hamilton, Beulah E. Preston of Carlisle, Mrs; Wen- I THEIR LIFEBOAT CAFSIZ5D, RESCUERS RESCUED Terre Haute. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. Kinsley at the home of the bride The bridegroom recently " returned from overseas where he spent many months. Mr. and Mrs. Becker will reside at 736 Lafayette Avenue in Terre Haute. Saturday afternoon' with a party Mason, Janet Farris, Marguerite dell Wright of Oaktown, Mrs. in honor of her son, Jimmie's Monk, all of Carlisle; Larry Charles Smith of Utica Ken- , groom. The bride wore a grey suit with navy accessories and a corsage of white camellias. eighth birthday. Wright cf Oaktown, Byron Mc- xucKy, ana tau "a m .u Refreshments were served to Carter of Vincennes, Shirley McCarter. WW; !H1 111 -tf ::v:;:::: Mrs. Becker graduated from the Shelburn High School with the class of 1946. She is a former employee of the Sullivan Daily Times. READ THE ADS 1 mm

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CREWMEN cling to Jacob's ladder on liner Gordon as rescue of capsized boat's crew Is effected. FIVE MEMBERS of a lifeboat crew from liner Gen. W. H. Gordon, bent on rescuing 10 men trapped on the bow section of the tanker Ft. Dearborn, which broke in two in a Pacific storm, are rescued themselves following the collapse of their lifeboat. Another lifeboat capsized near the Gordon before the rescue was finally effected by motor launch from the St. John Victory. (International)

CELEBRATES 52ND ANNIVERSARY TODAY

lowship and citizenship and now Vicki and Jimmie and Nancy I

has a large membership extend- Drake of Sullivan, Miss Reba

The Royal Neighbors of Amer- lnto ,44 states- In hr of Goodman of Linton Howard ica today are celebrating their H11.8 anniyersary at 7:30 o'clock Garland and JoAnn Decker and 52nd anniversary as a womens "lls, T8 , In the Woodman the host and hosteSS-

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Royal Neighbor is proud of the kitchen and program committees, GRUEBS-BECKER

steady growth and the record ' 4t ge" d Pieasanl surprise vows READ achieved during the past cTlZtTJ &tT ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Grubbs .years through effort of loyal and.a"c.e: " desired- BnnS own table of Shelburn announce the mar.

Phone 1371 faithful membership. The society , K-' . ''Iriage of their daughter; Henri-

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned Administrator of the estate of Pearl Corbin, deceased, will offer for sale at Publ'c Auction, at the late home of the decedent located at 203 SOUTH COURT STREET, SULLIVAN, INDIANA, on SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1947 Beginning at 11 o'clock A. M., the following Personal Property, to-wit: 3 pc Overstuffed suite, piano and stool, large chair with foot stool, stand table with bookcase ends, wool rugs, small rugs, mirrors, vases, dishes, pillows, curtains, scarfs, bed with sprngs end mattresses, leather davenport, rockers, leather bottom chairs, library tables, lot of books, pictures, curtains and rods, comforts, sheets, blankets, quilts, spreads, small tables, Crosley radio, dresser, dining chairs, roll top desk, china closet, alarm clock, fish bowl, kitchen chairs, kitchen cab'nets, Gas Refrigerator, Queen coal cooking stove, Estate gas cook stove, meat block, cooking utensils, dish towels, pressure cooker, electric fan, lard cans, spray, coal packer, iron pot, emery stone, sprinklers, teakettle, wash pans, hammers, knives, forks, spoons, canned fruit, ax, coal buckets, cot, coal shovel, jars, brace and bit, flower stand, kitchen table, jars, feather bed, bolster and sl;p, vanity dresser and stool, trunks, wardrobe, Royal Electric sweeper, wash stand, laprcbe, slip back, brooms, stove board, Nubian heating stove and pipe, sewing machine, large clothes press, gas heaters, clock, dining table, 2 tennis-rackets, small stool, old high chair, safe, pillow cases, table cloths, shovel, tongs & poker, towels, piano scarf, napkins," baskets, tin cans, o;l stove oven, gas plate, sideboard, small press, hot water bottle, Small Electric cleaner, soap powder, electric iron, food chopper, step ladders, tools, wrenches, empty cans, pans, oil cans, electric washer, spade, screen for grate, hand sweeper, floor mop, tubs, ironing board, lantern, square, wash board, mop bucket, grab hoe, pitch forks, hand saw, new screen wire, wood barrel, level, meat saw, corn popper, lawn mower and basket, crosscut saw, 16 ft. ladder, hoe, garden rake, leaf rake, garden plow, Bausch and Lomb microscope, case lenses, set oi Doctor's tools and instrumnets, doctor's chair, leather sofa, 2 glass cases, settee, platform scales, large screen, window, steel barrel, floor rubber matting, curtain stretchers, 2 seed sowers, scythe handle, wood and board part'tion, old lamp, corn knife, Cary Safe, and other articles too numerous to mention. . TERMS OF SALE CASH.

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Cream Nuts, lb 23c Alice Tork & Beans, 21 oz. can 2 for 33c Alice Red K:dney Beans, 21 oz. 2 for 35c Swanee Dumpling Mix, box .... 23c V-Bee Gingerbread Mix 19c Py-Mak Pie Filling (makes 3 pies) 21c Date Nut Bread, can ... , . 23c Triox, 2 lb. box ..... ...... 55c Head Lettuce, 2 for ... . , 25c Leaf-Lettuce, lb. 15c Jumbo Celery -. 25c Fiesh Frozen Fruits & Vegetables

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uecKer, 365 Graysville Street, entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of Roy Ice, his niece, JoAnn Decker, and his great niece, Janet Sue Bedwell, all of whom celebrated their

birthdays on March 15.

Before the noon meal, the hon

ored guests stood before the table holding the cakes baked for them while the rest of the crowd sang "Happy Birthday.", Janet Sue blew out the candles and John Ice, brother of Roy, gave the prayer of thanks. 1

Those present were Mr. and

Mrs. Charles Ice and Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill and Bobby Lee, all of Francisco, -Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. John Ice, Marjorie, Martha Jane, Jim and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ice, Max Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Boots Talbert and Beverly, all of Hazelton, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bedwell, Phyllis, Janet Sue and Micky, all of Hammond; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ice of Joliet. Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Decker,

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"THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE YOU." Romans 16:16 You are cordially invited to attend the meeting that is in progress at the North State St. Congregation. Meeting each evening at 7:30. The speaker during the meeting is Bro. Justus Hesson of Blooniington, Ind. Each congregation listed below extends a cordial invitation to all who can to meet with them each and every Lord's day and enjoy the worship with them.

GOSPEL of CHRIST SALVATION BY GRACE EPH. 2:8.9

"For by grace have ye been saved." Every lost man is saved by grace, God's unmerited favor tendered to the unworthy. Grace, as here used, also refers to the gospel. Grace and the gc:pel are often used interchangeably. Note the marked examples. "By grace are ye saved" (Eph. 2:8); the gospel, "By which also ye are

saved" (I Cor. 152). "By grace have ye been

saved through faith" (Ph. 2:8); by the gospel "ye are saved except ye believed ia vain" (I Cer. 15:2). The saved stand in grace (Rom.

5:2); the redeemed stand in the gospel (I Cor. 15:1). Grace Is for all men (Tit. 2:11); the gospel is for every creiture (Mk. 16:15). To clinch all of this, Paul testified "the gospel of the grace of God" (Acts 20:24). Therefore to be saved by grace is to be saved by the gospel.

While all men are saved by grace, no one

is saved by grace only. This would exclude the

leve of God, Christ's death for sin. His burial, His resurrection, the blood, and the boundless

mercy cf God. This grace, by which all are

saved, must therefore include all the rich pro

visions God has prepared for fallen man. This is also true in nature. Every one lives by water,

but not by water only. If so, man can live with- ' out eating, breathing and exercise. Who is prepared for such conclusions? When therefore the Bible affirms salvation on any one condition, it does not exclude any other provision or condi

tion of it; but rather, it always includes all such. To this statement there is no exception. . The text strikingly illustrates this principle. "For by grace have ye been saved through faith." Here, faith is the medium or. means by

which this salvation is appropriated. Faith gives the access into this saving grace (Rom. 5:2). Not only this, but this faith is also very inclusive: it includes every other condition of salvation not here expressed, but definitely .implied. Jesus said: "Except ye repent, ye shall all in like manner perish" (Lk. 13:3, 5). Repentance is therefore included in the faith that lays hold of salvation by grace. Not only so, but "the gospel of the grace of God" (Acts 20:24). includes baptism. In the Master's final orders to the apostles, he said: "Go ye into all the world and preach. the gospel to the whole creation. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved:

but he thadisbelieveth shall be condemned"?

(Mk. 16:15, 16). Does the reader want ari example? Very well. "By grace have ye been saved" was said of the Ephesian Church (Eph. 1:1, 2, 2:8). How , then were these Epheslans saved by grace? The record of the salvation of the first twelve mem

bers is revealed in (Acts 19:1-7). This account

shows they heard, they believed, and were baptized "into the name of the Lord Jesus (Acts 19:4, 5).. Paul, who testified "the gospel of the grace cf God" (Acts 20:24) to them said, when

he wrote to them, "By grace have ye been : saved." (Therefore, salvation by grace included obedience to the terms of the gospel. This is' why it was said: "The priests were obedient to the faith" (Acts 6:7). This is why, too, all of i" the apostles "received grace and aposlleship, unto obedience of faith among all nations" (Rom. 1:5). Fellow the series of articles on Eph. 2:8, 9. f

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