Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 238, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 November 1947 — Page 3

jULUVAN. INDIANA SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, NOV. 28. 1947. PAGE THREE

City School News

JUNIOR HIGH Miss Graham's room: We are sorry to have Allyson Crownover move to Paris, Illinois this week. We miss her at school. We had 41 adult visitors last week and several children. We hope the mothers who did not visit us last week can visit us

soon.

We were elad to receive a

letter from Marietta Vanutsele of

Beleium thanking us for the box

Iwhich the eirls in our room sent

Jist year for the Junior Red

Cross. We are glad to know they

enjoyed the things the girls had

put in it.

The following children have

Bsaid all their pie-primer words:

Shirley Allen, Perry Fisher, Freda Gray, Bonnie. Hofeditz, Philip Knotts, Bobby Krause, Christina Larson, Rosalie Owings, Jane Pirtle, Jerry Richmond. James Rouse, Judy Scales,

Joyce Shake, Billy Tennis. Ron

nie Dillingham, Fenton Sanders,

Mrs. Lowdermilk's room: v

J We want to congratulate Miss

Douthitt's fourth grade for hav

ing the most visitors. We had 39

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and want to thank everyone who .came to visit us. ! Sue Poole came to us this week from Elm Park. We are very happy to have her. She said all her words the first day she was here and colored three squares on the chart. Karen Rickard, Gene Wilson, Garnett Krause, Carolyn Llewellyn, Warren Chapman, and Ronnie Russell have been absent with bad colds. We are glad they are better and able to be back at school. i I We had 100 membership in our Junior Red Cross drive. Our total donation amounted to $2.03. We have finished our last preprimer and are now ready for I our primer, "Fun With Dick and Jane." I Thressa Alig, Carolyn Ander- I son, Gary. Inbody, Sue Poole, Rose Woodsmall, Ions . Miller, ! Janice Smallwood, and Karen Rickard have said all their words and have colored the third box on our chart. These words are all i the words in three pre-primers.

we nope to nave everyone say hem before Thanksgiving. Miss Price's room: j We were happy to have forty visitors American Education

I Week. We hope the mothers who , did not get to visit us will later. .We contributed $2.61 to the . Junior Red Cross. I I Twenty-four children went to Sunday School last Sunday. We are sorry the following i children were ill thi week: Buddy Fulford, Ruby Livingston, and Brent Griggs.

Miss Vincent's room: All the pupils who were at school Thursday visited the library at noon. Fifteen new j cards were 'issued to children who intend to take out books, i ! Ten already held library numbers. Miss Cook, and Mr. Blanford, representing our reader company,

chose two children's pages that were colored the best. Paul Pirtie was the boy and Judy Milam ' was the girl. Our room now have 100 membership in Junior Red Cross. The amount raised was $1.70. j Miss Lee's room: l We were greatly disappointed I about our losing the contest last

week to Miss Douthitt's room, one more visitor would have put us ahead. We are glad, however, that so many of our parents and friends could come. We hope they come again.' We are sorry to know of Suzanne Stratton and Joan Jeffries illness. ' - Willa Judahjand. Douglas Hux brought us Indian tom-toms for our table. Our cactus that Jimmie

Springer brought us is growing. We hope she will be back soon, lover, Kay Prose, Becky Kellams, We are enjoying the potted plant The failure of one boy to brush LeAnn Gilbreath and Nancy Carol Jean Turpen gave us early his teeth one morning kept us Lewellyn attended a weiner in the fall. Ifrom having a perfect record for roast at the city park Wednesday

We have had 12 Ked Letter clean teeth for the week, we evening.

days this period. We hope every- hope he doesn't forget his teeth

any morning next week. Miss Lowdermilk's room: We had thirty-seven visitors last week. We thank them for coming and hope they enjoyed

one is here these next three days before Thanksgiving. Next Tuesday is the concert. We have 15 of our 30 children

who are going. We all want to go.

It will be a pleasant afternoon if , their visit. - . .

we can all go. I Catherine Keene, Gary Shelton,

We had 29 present Friday and Jimmie Critchfield, Nancy Drake,

22 of them made an "A" in spelling. Miss Douthitt's room: . We wish to thank all our parents and friends who visited our room during American Education Week and helped us win the reward. Our Stamp Club met Thursday, November 20. The program committee had a very interesting program about stamps issued in honor of events we have been studying about. Leon Jewell reported on the Pilgrim Stamps is

sued on the 300th anniversary of i the landing of the Pilgrims. Leah ) Hudson reported on the George Rogers Clark stamp. Nancy Ro- I binson showed a stamp that was very old.. Frances Tarwater and I David McClellan reported on two new United States stamps to be i issued soon and Mary Nell ; Miller told of two stamps issued by Luxemburg honoring Gen. George S. Patton Jr. i Margaret Faught is back ' in school after being absent because of illness. j Miss Exline's room:

These pupils made perfect Dlannine to hear the trpnt Svm.

scores in spelling Wednesday: phony Orchestra next Tuesday Norma Milam, Lester Alum- afternoon. baugh, Ronald McClasky, Gerald ) Our Betty has not been feeling Orman, Janet Shake, Marlene so well this week. We are sorry Southwood, Delmas Tryon, and and we hope she improves soon. Mary Williams. This has given i Shirley Brown, Beverly Flynn,

mem extra time lor enjoying our. Yvonne Wallace, Patsy Crown

new oooks.

We were sorry to have one child spoil our 100 Junior Red Cross membership. ThirtyTtwo girls and boys contributed $1.67. Patty McCracken is ill with the flu and out of school at this time.

Our room has been interested in the wedding of Princess Elizabeth. We are collecting pictures of the wedding.

Peggy Smith, Phyllis- Lawhorn, Kay Lund, Kathleen Burns, and Jim Kerlin have library cards. We have eleven people drinking milk next week. We have twenty-six Junior Red Cross members. Together the members gave $1.07. Linda Hines celebrated her tenth birthday this week. Mrs. Ringer's room: Ronald Max Chambers who has been living in Pleasantville has moved to Sullivan and he is now enrolled in our room. This makes our enrollment 38. Judith Bell returned to school Monday after being out of school a week with an ear infection. This was the first time for Judith to miss for over three years. We are sorry she had to break her record but we are happy she is feeling better. Twenty of us are drinking milk this week. We are proud that we have had four Red Letter days this week. We had 100 one day this week in our tooth brushing habit. Twenty from our room are

We have been reminded eral times this week that was National Book Week.

have promised to read a

sevthis We

little

more and to acquaint ourselves

more with the library. We will have a Thanksgiving vacation next week. We can hardly believe Thanksgiving is so near. Mrs. Sisson's room: Last week our room had a Red Letter week. This is National Book Week and we want to thank Mrs. Kennedy for giving us the book "Son of the Black" to read. In English we are having twominute talks. Everyone has now joined the Junior Red Cross. We made turkeys in our art work this week. Three pupils were absent today. Several pupils are improving in their spelling work.

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CHRIST SALUTE YOU." ' Rnmnna 1R:1fi ' The meeting here on N. State street is progressing nicely, interest has been good, and the sermons have been excellent. Only a few nights remain now as the meeting must close Sunday night. We urge every one to come and hear these last few lessons, we know it will be worth while. The Mt. Zion Congregation announces a meeting to begin Wednesday evening, Dec. 3rd with Bro. Higgins of Bedford doing the preaching and Bro. Goble of Farmersburg leading the singing. Services to begin each evening at 7:00. Also Bro. A. R. Kepple will speak there in the afternoon of Nov. 30th which is this coming Sunday. All within driving distance will do well to hear Bro. Kepple. Roscoe Higcins of Bedford, Indiana, will preach at the Cass Church of Christ, Sunday morning and evening, November 30.

GOSPEL of CHRIST WILL GOD HATE ME FOR WHAT I AM WRITING?

Dear reader, do we always think when we

speak or write, about what the Lord said, "But I say -unto you, That every idle word' that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in

the day of judgment. For by the words thou

shall be justified, and by thy words thou shall

be condemned." Matt. 12:36-37.

In the long ago Solomon penned these words

(Prov. 6:16-19), "These six things doth the

Lord hate: . . ." Among the six is a false witss that speaketh lies. When we read discours

es on religion, hear sermons on the, radio or listen to general religious conversations, we wonder if many of these writers, speakers and religious conversationalists ever read of tfle things God hates. Let us think about some of the things we have heard over the radio and read, in the paoers. Did you ever hear the following words?: ?Dear friends, all you have to do is to believe in Christ and you shall be saved, for whosoever believeth on Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life." Now, what does the following mean?: "Even so faith, if it have not works, is dead in itself. Yea, a man will say, thou hast ( faith, and I have works: show me thy faith apart from thy works, and by my works will show thee my faith. ... Ye see that by works a man is justified, and not only by faith." (James 2:17, 18 and 24). In the light of God's word, does God not hate the person who makes such statements as the men referred to above? Did you ever hear this statement?: "It makes no difference whether you are sprinkled with

water or water is poured on you or you are immersed, just so you arp sincere." Paul, in writing to the Ephesians, said, "There is one baptism . . ." Eph. 4:5 and in, Rom. 6:4, he said, "We were buried therefore with him through baptism unto his death." Thjs is the only baptism that caused men and women to be added to the Lord's church. Have you ever made a statement about your relieion or "your church" that would cause God to hate you? You might ask, just what do you mean by this? I mean any statement to substantiate "your stand" that you cannot find in God's word will cause God to hate you. For this would mislead someone and probably cause his soul to be lost if he followed your teaching. In the year 445 B. C. Nehemiah received permission from King Artaxerxes of Persia to go back to the holy city of Jerusalem to aid the Jews in restoring it to His people. After the walls were built and other important tasks performed, Nehemiah commanded God's word to be read to all the people and it was, "From early morning to midday." Friends, that is just what is needed today. If all people would turn to the New Testament, which is God's law for man today, for his faith and doctrinal practice, he would be well pleasing unto God. Therefore, if we use creedsdisciplines, church manuals, and all edicts and conclusions of ecclesiastical bodies we are not using "God's power," the gospel, to save men but are substituting our own philosophy and causing God to hate us.

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