Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 168, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 August 1947 — Page 5

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SOCIETY '

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h Kaiser Weds Malcolm Smith e Yesterday At Four O'clock s ' Joan Elizabeth Kaiser, attractive daughter of Mr. Irs. H. L. Kaiser of South Main Street, Sullivan became "ide of Malcolm Otis Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. cf Sullivan route three, yesterday afternoon at four c. The ceremony was performed at the home of the i parents. eding the reading of the ' a program of bridal airs ' graduate of the Sullivan Hi eh

PASTsNGBLE KpRANDfCLUB

The Emma- D. Reed Past Noble Grand chjb met for their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Ina McCombs, for an outdoor picnic.

tess, Mrs. Ina Andrews.

YOUTH WEEK OBSERVED

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Jo'; Robbins;-jf chbrist, BqVerly James. All teachers will also be

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ng by Miss Grace Linnell

lanied by her mother, Mrs. Linnell. vows of the double ring ny were read by the Rev. Henry Bilz of the Sulli- . Mary's Catholic Church presence of the immediate s and close friends of both ide and bridegroom. Dride was lovely in a tailreet length suit of summer accentrated with pink ac;s and a dainty corsage of ig rosebuds. Miss Martha sister of the bride, attend- . She wore a suit of pastel and a corsage of . white

School with the class of 1941, following which he served 37 months in the United States Army. He will enter Indiana State Teachers College this fall. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the Kaiser home for the bridal party and their guests. After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for a brief honeymoon in the northern part of the state. Upon their return they will reside at the Vigo Ordance veterans housing area, south of Terre Haute.

ATTEND CONVENTION, ' '

Marilyn Waldorf and Phyllis

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taken from the young peoples Milford, Indiana to attend the class,. They are as follows:- Mens State Y-Teen Conference Aug. 22 class, Jim Benefiel; Ladies class, to 29. These girls will represent

Everyone enjoyed , the evening Mary Lee Howard; Young Ladie3 the Sullivan High School Blue and the hospitality shown by , class, Norma Berry: Young Peo- Tri organization. Mrs. McCombs and the co-hos- ,les class. Martha Howard: Jun- I Nancv Kirk and Rnsalvn r.norf-

ior girls. Emma Purcell; Junior man will represent the groups at boys, John Lucas; Primary class, ; Camp Bedford, Indiana Aug. 25 Betsy Purcell, and Mildred Lu- . to 29 and will leave Monday for cas. Worship service will be at the Hi-Y Tri Hi-Y Camp. These

AT INDIAN PRAIRIE CHURCH 1 10:30 with Helen Booker as the girls plan to get many new ideas

speaker. The evening services for making up the Blue Tri prowill start at 7;30 and the speaker gram for the school year. ' will be Cyrus LeDune. B.Y.F. I .

Every (Will begin at 6:45 with the presi

dent, Mary Howard, and secre

This week is being observed

as Youth Week at the Indian

Prairie Baptist Church, activity of the church

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charge of the young people. The ! tary-treasurer, Gertrude Robert- CLUB TO MEET

program for Sunday, August 24 1s0"' ln t-"dree- ' , The August meeting of the is as follows: Sunday School at j The church officers are Board ' Graysville Lads and Lassies 4-H 9:30 a m., Supt. John E. Howard, j chairman, Cyrus LeDune, and club win be held Monday night, Secretary, Lola Smith; pianist, Secretary - Treasurer, Beverly j August 25, at 7:30 o'clock at the 'James. Graysville High School. A pror r 1 Thn Tlot Mjn,,,,' c!t Sram, refreshments and recrea-

jamei iiopci ror new ljs in charge of H(W Mate r air Uate KeCOrq presjdent; Mary Lee Howard,

I vjice-president; and Martha Howard, secretary.

Out-of-town guests included Mrs. George W. Kaiser of Patricksburg, Mrs. Andrew Weiler, Mrs. Georee Littell. Mrs barrio '.

bridegroom was attended jRicker, Mrs.. Robert Duffey, Miss. Kaiser, brother of the i jane Duffev. all of Vincennes

Alvin J. Geiser of Troy, New York, and James McLaughlin of

Clinton, Mass.

"he bride's mother wore a f. cool blue hue enhanced ngle red rose. The bride- . mother wore a dress of. 'garden rose. Smith is a graduate of i High School with the f 1946 and has been emin the local Root Store. 11 soon' transfer her erant to the Terre Haute Root ' bridegroom is also a

Shimmying " car t a trout car. The unusu.

Vains, difficult driving

bmort cause accidents tUs ruining your tires.

correct " Shimmy "

perly.

GARAGE

BASKET DINNER A basket dinner given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and family was held Sunday at the Sullivan park. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will leave soon to make their home in New Mexico. Many, friends and neighbors came with well-filled baskets to wish them goodbye. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Osburn, Harry Brown, Miss Fern Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Osburn and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Don Granby and Janet Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blount, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osburn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Osburn, Miss Kathryn Harris, Miss Marjorie Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Davis, Mrs. Estella Chanyser, atty, Sandra and Carria Chanyser. C.'L. Davis Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Jones, Mrs. Jeanette May and children, "Mrs. Olney White, Laura Williamson.Mr and Mrs.

George Wpodard, Mrs. Luvisa Wood, Abe Wilkey, Mrs. Harriet Cunningham, E. V. Poe, Mrs. Leslie JoJnes, Mrs. Murial James

and Danny and Beverly, Mr. and

Mrs. Levi Pierce, and the honor

ed guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

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I The Youth Week Charles Hamilton.

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LIONS CLUB NOTICE There will be a regular meeting of the Lions Club Tuesday night, August 26th at the Davis Hotel. County Agent O. K. Anderson will speak on 4-H Club activities in the county. All members, are urged to attend.

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Anytime Any Place YELLOW CAB Phone 470 1

The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow

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GOV. DICK JAMES

"Indiana is big enough, prosperous enough and so thoroughly interested in its 1947 State Fair that it should break the fair's 1946 attendance record." - So says Lieutenant Governor Dick James, who as Indiana Commissioner of . Agriculture, is exofficio head of the Indiana State Fair. . Last year's paid attendance was 627,673, easily a record attendance and high among the nation's state fairs, - Mr. James said. He hopes the record will fall again for the approaching Siate Fair which . opens Friday, August 29, for its eight-day operation. . i "Hoosiers owe it to themselves to see theft State Fair," he said. 'And we invite them all to come.",

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To Pay For SUMMER NEEDS! ' An Alert Money Service For Particular People Personal Loans up to $300 Security Loan Co. Upstairs North Side Oakley Bldg. Across From Index Listen to the Security Half-Hour each Friday evening over WBOW at 6:30.

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Mote: Elberta Peaches Ripe in 2 Weeks

"THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE YOU."

Romans 16:16

Each congregation listed below extends a cordial invitation to all Avho can to meet w ith them each and every Lord's day and enjoy the worship with them.

GOSPEL of CHRIST WHAT SAVES MAN?

Bring Own Containers

phn Hopper Orchard

r5 Miles Southeast of Merom Near Merom Station

When two cars collide and people are severely injured, several things are required in bringing relief to the suffering. There might be need for an ambulance, a doctor, instruments, nurses, hospital etc. And although it might be said the doctor saved 'the lives of those involved, common sensee tells us it is not presumed that nothing else contributed to their, recovery. And so it is in spiritual matter's.. Man is saved from his sins by a com

bination of' things,; some of which are.

GRACE "That, being justified by his

grace, we might be made heirs according to

the hope of eternal life." Titus 3:7. God was most gracious .in that he provided for man a way to escape condemnation, and were it not

for His grace, none could be saved. But is

od the only one who has a part in this sal

vation?

FAITH "Being therefore justified by

faith,, we have peace with God through our

Lord Jesus Christ." Rom. 5:1. If the grace of

God is all that is required in salvation, then

even faith is not neccosary. Neither is man

saved by faith only, for that excludes grace.

BLOOD "Much more then, being now

justified by his blcod, shall we be saved from

the wrath of , God through him." Rom. 5:9. We see that Christ also had a part in saving man,

and had it not been for the shedding of His blood, there could be no forgiveness of sin.

"Format ' is, impossible that the blood of bulls and goats should take away sins." Heb. 10:4. GOSPEL "Now I make known unto you, brethren the gospel which I preached unto

you, which also ye received, ' wherein also ye stand, by which also ye are saved." I Cor. 15: 1-2. . N BAPTISM "The long suffering of God wailed in the days of Noah, while the ark was a preparing, wherein fpw, that is, eight souls, were saved through wa:er: which also after a true likeness doth now save you, even baptism." I Pet. 3:20, 21. 1

WORKS "Ye see that by works a man is justified, and not only by faith." James 2:24. Abraham, a great man of faith, was justified because he was willing to do what God commanded him to do, and did it. "Be ye doers oi the word, and not hearers only, deluding your own selves." James 1:22. WORDS "And I say. unto you, that everj idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. For ' by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned." Matt. 12: .36,37. This list is by no means complete, but is sufficient to show that salvation is not entirely a matter of Gcd's good grace, although with

out it there could be no salvation. The Bible

teaches that we are saved by all of these things, and not by faith only, nor baptism only, nor by any other one thing apart from other things God has incorporated in his plan. By the grace of God and in view of the foregoing lesson, it is fervently to be hoped that you will, in the words of the apostle Peter, "Save yourself from this crooked, generation." Acts 2:40.

WELCOME TO THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST NORTH STATE STREET - Sullivan PAXTON CONCORD CASS FARMERSBURG SHELRTJRN OAKLAND MT. ZION OLD LIBERTY

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Of A Place Called . Heaven

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In this material world in which w,e live there is much beauty for which we lens and oftinres associate frith "a little bit of heaven" here on earth. The t omes we buikl frcm the love and happiness we put into them are truly divine gifts upon which tl e Lord has smiled. Yet this earthly heaven we seek after can in no wiise equal that which will be found in the Lome of our Heavenly Father. Jesus fcretold that it is barglarproof, free of all malady, surrounded by only the most holy of creations. He tarried in the Wilderness to prepare himself for the task of revealing: to the world liffht unto the prophesies. He gave tc us the charge that we should likewise tarry until the Holy Spirit be descended upon us, to fashion all persons and all things of our household after the ways of the Lord. '.In this manner let us remember that He spoke of his people as his Church and designated ,no one group. Join in the Unio-a Church Services this Sunday evening-.

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Sunday, August 24th, 7::30 P. M. PROGRAM Devotions Rev. Wyman Hull, Sullivan First Baptist Church Address Rev. T. Robert Scott, First Christian Church of Ev?ris ille Music Sullivci Fir. -lethodist C Platform Manager. Malcolm Campbell, S:' n 1 iMsbyte: ian ( .. hdi

WHAT ITi COSTS TO BE FAITHFUL It cost Abraham the :.Kding up cf his only con; it cost Esther the risk of her life; it cost Btiv"d being cast into the den of lions; it cost Shadrack, Mesha'ek, and Abeduego being put in a fiery furnace; it cost Jesus His life DOES IT COST YOU ANYTHING!

This Message In Tl.e Interest Of Our Community's Religious Program Is Sponsored By:

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