Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 203, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 October 1947 — Page 5

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 10. 1947.

SOCIETY

W.S.C.S. TO MEET Due to the fact that there are live Thursdays in October the New Lebanon W.S.C.S. will meet on the fourth Thursday instead

i of the third which will be Octo

ber 23. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hattie Eaton. This is to be a covered dish dinner starting at 11 o'clock. An interesting program has been plan-

I ned and the society has invited J the young women of the church end community to be their guests.

LOCALS AT THE CHURCHES

Mrs. T. W. Kennedy of Bicknell, Indiana will be the guest of

Emma Kennedy this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Foutch left today for Lafayette, Indiana and Mulberry, Indiana for several days visit with their daughters and families, Mrs. James F. Wheeler and Mrs. James A. Weaver.

ROSE CHAPEL CHURCH Sunday School at 10:30 a. m

J2vcrett Brocker, Supt. Preaching at 10:30 a. m.

ALPHA DELPHIAN CLUB The Alpha Delphians opened their club year Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Earl Handford, which was beautifully decorated with flowers. . The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Routt, the new president, who talked, and all

r members feel assured of a suc

cessful club year. Other officers elected for the- new year are as '-follows: Vice-president, Mrs.

i Carroll Frakes; secretary, Mrs. A. S. Reid, and treasurer, Mrs. C. Gilmore. I Mrs. Tennis, program chairman for the year, gave the programs rio the members. Mrs. Linnell played several selections on the piano which were greatly enjoyed by all. Members attending were Meslames Ralph Adams, A. E. BillTnan, Ronald Burdge, Carroll FVakes, Harry Gilmore, A. B. fclibke, Frank Linnell, Thomas Lippeatt, Herman McKinley, J. C. Iaple, J! H. Oldham, John (Organ, Elizabeth Pirtle, A. S. Reid, 1 Dillion Routt, Wallace Springer, Gilbert Snyder, Wendell Tennis. Walter Wood, E. C.

Walker and Miss Tressa Wolfe.

NOTICE OF GlIABDIAN'S i SALK OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given by virtue of , on order of the .Sullivan Circuit Court of Sullivan County. Indiana, ihat ilia I undersigned. Guardian of Frieda Ruse !

1 Harrison, Carolyn Lee Harrison and Karon Faye Harrison will, at said I property hereinafter described in the , town of Dugger, Sullivan County, 1 Indiana, , ON SATURDAY, THE 1ST DAY I OF NOVEMBER, 3947 AT THE i HOUR, OF 40:00 O'CLOCK A. M. and from day to day thereafter, until sold, offer at private sale, for not less , than its full appraised value, certain I real estate belonging to said minors i situate in Sullivan County. Indiana and described as follows to-wit: 1 The undivided three-fifths (35) interest In the following described real estate situate in Sullivan County, ; Indiana to-wit: Lot No. 26 In Dugger and Neal Coal Company's Second Addition to the Town of Dugger. as the same appears on the recorded plat of said addition. CoaJ and other underlying mineral excepted as shown in deed of severance under the following terms and conditions, to-wit: TERMS OF SALE Said real estate is be sold free of liens, except the taxes for the year 1947. payable in the year 1948, for cash and tor not less than its full appraised value, Subject to the approval

o: trie aumvan uircuit court.

The Sinto religion, ancient faith of Japan, teaches that the world ia governed by an Infinite number of spirits. The chief of these rules the Bun, and the others govern the moon, stars and other elements. The cost of developing phenothiazme, which is used for removing tnternal parasites of live stock, was $10,000, out its estimated value in saving livestock each . year Is estimated at $10,000,000.

From the most ancient times the eagle has been regarded as the emblem of might and courage. Its extraordinary powers of vision, the vast height to which it soars in the sky, the wild grandeur of the scenery amid which it lives, and possibly its longevity, have recommended it to poets. John Drinkwater's play, "Abraham Lincoln," was written by an Englishman and played in England before it was brought to the United States. More than 50,000 foreign war

grace gambill . brides have been transported to Guardian.. TT ... . , Pigg & Tennis. i the United States with their Attorneys for Guardian. children since January, 1946.

TROOP NO 5 V Girl Scout troop No. 5 will meet at the Junior High School building Saturday mornirig at 0:30 o'clock to hike to the Kraft Cheese Plant.

SULLIVAN (UTNIOR SADDLE CLUB Due to the increase in the number of junior members of the Sullivan Saddle Club, under the the sponsorship of the senior club, the juniors formed their wn club Tuesday evening at a meetg held, at the shelter iouse,t t A Vice-President Bob Wilson assisted the junior members until Jimmy Wilson was elected as Oieir president, who was in charge of the election of the remainder of officers. Peggy Mood Svas elected vice-president and Joe Usrey as secretary-treasure. There were 22 junior members present for their first meeting. , For the benefit of those who ' were not present a Fall RoundHJp Show and basket dinner will be held Sunday, October 19, beginning at 10 o'clock. A The junior members joined the senior members in the social part of the evening. Duramen U a term applied by botanists to the Inner, more solid, and usually darker heartwood of conifers and dlcotyle- . dons. The dark colored duramen of some trees, a good example being ebony, Is of a good deal of ..Importance in cabinet-making, f j ... Many species of surf fish , occur on the Pacific coast of the United States, where 'they inhabit bays and the surf on sandy beaches. They are often very handsome, with stripes, spots . and effusions of color. The spade-fish or angel-fish of the Atlantic ocean ts almost circular in shape and hiehlv nriaed

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Delivered Price Per Cubic Yard 5 bags cement per yd. Sullivan $10.00 Carlisle $11.00 Merom $10.00 Graysville $9.50 Fairbanks $10.00 Shelburn $11.00 We also mix 4 4 '2 5'2 and 6 bag cement per yard. CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face at plant 15c Rock Face Bullnose Corners Partition Blocks WE DELIVER Call or Write CARL A. NEWLIN Phone 20 llutsonville, 111. J

PUBLIC AUCTION "THE CLAYTON FARMS" 568 ACRES FOUR FARMS Consisting of 160 - 120 - and 160 ACRES irnv n r nrvrwivn ij 1 .fin p iw

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LOCATION: About 7 miles West of VVorthington, Indiana to Lincoln Church, then 2 miles South. Or, 5 miles East of Jasonville, Indiana on Highway No. 48 then 4 miles South. Or, 1 mile East of Linton, Indiana to the Black Top Road then North to second road to the right then to First Cross Road and XA mile to the left. FARM NO. 1. 160 ACRES (Will sell at 1:00 P.M. and the other farms will sell immediately following the sale of No. 1 in the order listed below.) Has good 7 room house, basement, enclosed back porch, good well and cistern, nice yard and fine shade. BARN 40x50, double ccrncrib, granary and hog house. FARM NO. 2. 120 ACRES 90 acres under cultivation, balance TIMBER pasture, with some saleable timber. Has 10 room house, slate roof, geed siding. Barn 24x30, 'concrete floor and stanchions for 12 head, another barn 30x30, new chicken house 16x20 with concrete floor. FARM NO. 3. 128 ACRES 90 acrcsi under cultivation, balance timber pasture. Has an old set of buildings. FARM NO. 4. 160 ACRES 130 acres under cultivation, balance of 30 acres in good saleable oak timber. Has good barn 32x40. The above described farms are so located as to n;ake this almost a solid body of land. The 568 acres lays level to slightly rolling, has been well farmed, and is in a good state of cultivation, having been owned by the same family for many years. Each farm has enough timber and pasture to make them ideal STOCK AND GRAIN FARMS with considerable saleable timber. WELL LOCATED IN A WELL IMPROVED, PROSPEROUS FARMING SECTION OF INDIANA ON A GOOD ROAD NEAR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND MARKETS. TERMS: 15 day of sale, balance on or before March 1, 1948 when possession will be given or will give liberal terms if desired. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer . C. W. Kent, Sales Manager Elmer H. Clayton, Owner Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Co., Decatur, Indiana

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Wiga that loot and feel human hair are manufactured from hen feathers. The process for making fiber from feathers was developed In the hope of finding new uses for the millions of pounds of feathers that are wasted annually. The traffic tea th rate In the cities of the United States is highest between the hours of 3 and 4 a. m., if the proportion to the number of travel miles is taken into consideration. The French language as spoken in Canada differs in several respects from that spoken in Paris, principally in the matter of certain colloquialisms.

Th Dudley Diamond, or Star ii Ci .ith Africa, is a heart-i.r.r-O!) Jewel weighing 44 : :ils. rt was originally twice ;.t size, and was found in 1868 iho slave of Nie Kirk, African u'.rs owner. '

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Africa has an eagle whose plumage is strikingly variegated with maroon, black and gray, and whose head is covered with large upstanding feathers. Its food is mainly snakes and lizards. In Roman mythology, the eagle was associated with Jupiter, and its figure on the standards of certain Roman legions has descended to the national ensigns of the United States, Germany, Russia, etc

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"THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE YOU."

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Romans 16:16

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 "THE LORD PRAYED"

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Telephone 39 j 102 South Main

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"Neither pray I for these alone (his disciples)but for them also which shall believe on me through their word; That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us; that the world may believe that thou' hast sent me." (Jno. 17:20-21). Yes, the above prayer came from the lips of our Lord in behalf of all men in all ages who believe on him. If it be possible to touch the heart of a man, it must surely be touched by a prayer from him who was willing to die that

man might become alive unto life eternal.' Are you interested in helping N to bring about an answer, to the prayer of Jesus? Then note for., what he prayed. His prayer was in behalf of. the unity of all who should believe on him through the word spoken by those whom he sent forth to proclaim him to the world, to be ' his witnesses unto 'the uttermost parts. How different this prayer of Christ for the oneness of his professed followers to the pVayers of so many who, upon bended knees, thank God for the division among professed Christians so that every man may have a church of his choice. How many of us have not heard men who claim to be disciples of Christ thank God

for all the churches that each one might choose one to suit himself. It is, therefore, no wonder that half or more of the people of our own, so called, Christian nation make no profession of religion of any sort, since the majority of those

who claim to be Christians, so flagrantly disregard the very prayer breathed from the heart of Jesus to his Father. Note, too, that Jesus not only prayed that all' believers might be one, but he described the type .of unity which should exist even as he and his Father are one. Who can even imagine that Jesus ever said to his Father,

"Yea, Father, I know we are united in one great purpose, the salvation of the souls of men, but we must not be so narrow as to think, that the same method must be used by both of us to accomplish that purpose. As long as our goal is the same, it matters not how we reach it even though it may be by different rpads." It must surely be evident to all Bible readers that such unity as that did not exist between the Father and the Son. -They were one, not only in pur-

pose, but in all things which they said and did to accomplish that aim. They were perfectly joined together in all particulars. Thus, we should not be surprised when we read that the great apostle Paul wrote to Christians and said, "Now, I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lprd Jesus Christ, that ye al, speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the sameijudgment." (I Cor. 1:10-11). Note: "Speak

the same thing." "No divisions among you." "Perfectly joined together." "Same mind." "Same judgment." Such is the unity for which Jesus prayed. Do we have it among all professed believers? , Very evidently not. Then something must be wrong. Who? Read your New Testament and find out. You cannot read the Book of Acts, with understanding, without seeing one great reason why we have so much division among professed believers in Christ. Believers must unite on what the word of the Lord says. We can never unite on the theories, doctrines and creeds of men. Jesus prayed for oneness. All who follow his

word in all things, will be one even as he and a

his Father are one.

WELCOME TO THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST NORTH STATE STREET - Sullivan

PAXTON SHELBURN

CONCORD OAKLAND

CASS MT. ZION

FARMERSBURG

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