Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 130, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 July 1949 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

gTl ,LTV A N DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1949.

SOCIETY

Collis, Ida Pirtle, Ruth Banks, Doi McGuire. Zada Dixon,

Effe Douthitt, Faye Coryell, Mude Simmers, Effie Scott. Mr.

a;d Mrs. Walier Leach, and Mr

aid Mrs. Clyde Phillips.

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Mrs. Clyde Phillies

Mesdames Howard Scott and i' : Gilbert Simmers delightfully CET-TO-GETIIER CLUB 'T? H- B- Campbell . The Get.To.Gether club

ci iici liume soutneast o.':,. ' , Sullivan Tuesday evenine 1 te Turman House June 23, with

Mrs. Fern Collin.. Pla n'-r I Florence Stanley, Edna

dent, nrcsirtprt Rutv, ni,,, and Golden

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me devotions followed by a short business session. Dudng the social hour the hostesses sang two songs and Mesmes Phillips and Scott staged a lever playlet. Mrs. Simmers conducted two interesting contests. '

Refreshments were served to Clara Pittman, Kittie ' Barnes, Pearl' Wise"; Margaret , Alsman, Faye Brewer, Josephini Conner, Jean Hubble, Rosa Ltoyd, Fern

Riley

Borders as host

esses. Helen Wible officiated as

chairman. Two new members, -Serena Ham and Margaret Ormiston, were added to the club. I Those present were va Lay- !'"). Flora Bell. Georgia Plew, Margaret Ormistonand daughter, i Frances Wilson. June 'r"ker-.

Huf 1, Serena Ham, Ava Dean ' and children, Allen Borders, Dorothy Loudermilk, Imogene Whitman and Janet, Lucille Huff, Flo Borders, Jessie Poe, Helen Wilson, Helen Whitman, i , and the hostesses. I The next meeting 'will be on Thursday, July 21, at the home' of Maxine Huff with Edith Ham i

ana imogene wnitman as hostesses.

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BAPTIST COUPLE CLASS MEETS The Couple class of the Baptist church held their monthly business meeting at the church Friday, June 17th at 7 o'clock. A covered dish dinner was held. The class was entertained with a

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pon, Helen Wible and children, mock wedding. The host

Hazel Jewell, Eva Akers, ' Louise htees. Mr. and Mrs. George Jewell. Bettv Eorders and child- Atkinson served refreshments to ren, Edith Ham and daughter, the wedding party and guests. Maxine Huff and Pam, Gladys Music was furnished by Mrs. - . I Vermont McCoskey. The meet-

I ing was closed by George Atkinson. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.' Jake Pirt'e and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wheeler and family, Mr. and Mrs.' Wilbur Royer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Uirey and"' family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnett hnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harol.l Gambill and daughter, Mr. and, Mrs. Jim McCoskey and family,' Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Loudermilk and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilkey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spiece, Mr. and Mrs. Fobart Durbin, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McMillen, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoskey, guests, and Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson.

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BABY ELECTROCUTED AT lONROE CITY WASHINGTON, Ind., July 1. (UP) An 18-month-old boy was

, . ;mis. odrreu s lamer, in lvionroe .killed by an electric shock ' today . city. The boy stumbled across an

as nis parents prepared to attend

reburial services for the baby's

war-casualty uncle. Danny Barrett, Jr.( son of Mr. and Mrs. Daii Barrett of Hammond, was shocked fatally at the home of Ed Reel,,

Mrs. Barrett's father, in Monroe"

electric extension cord and fell

on the open socket.

Pts. 20c 1 Gal. 1.50 . ' Qts. 40c . 2i2 Gal. 3.50 . 5 Gal. 6.50 We have all flavors. We also serve the most flavorful sundaes 2nd malts in addition to numerous sandwiches and deUcicus caffee.

Mrs. Genevieve Parro, 59, , , . . ., Mrs. Reseda Corriean, 39, helped police trap Engei. gmuna Mgei snows winning smile. with money Engel returned.

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MOTHER'S CLUB MEETS 1 The Mother's Club of the Old j Gym met Wednesday, June 29th '

at l o clock at the home of Lucy Pittman on North State Street. The following officers for the coming year were elci ted: Sue

Brown, president; Katherine

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Snappy Service With A Smile JESSE E. SMITH SHELL SERVICE Corner of Jackson and Section

Mrs. Vivian Ruebler, 49, San Francisco author, wants her marriage to Engel annulled.

Mrs. Annette Kublak, 35, South Bend, Ind., divorcee, says lie wed her and skipped with $5,000.

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'The Son of Man goeth as it is written of Ilim ; but woe unto that man by whem the Son of Man is betrayed ! It had been gccA for that man if he had not been born. Then Judas, -which betrayed Ilim, answered .and said, Master, is it I? He said,unto him, thou hast said." -Matt. 2&:24;'25:-.c7- -, :" ; '--- ' - -- Christ had to die, to accomplish that for which- He

came into the world; the redemption of the world. He could not "save others and save Himself," as His enemies

said ot Him. In the Garden of Gethsemane when He knew His hcur had ccrre He said, "What shall I say? Father save me from this hour; but for this cause came I unto this hour." He was the "corn of wheat that had to

tail into the ground and die, or abide alone ;" but which, thrcus-h death, should "brinfr forth much fruit" Jnn 19-

24. He was the Testator, that had to die before His Test

ament couia be ci any effect. Heb. 916 17

We are not saved by His perfect, spotless life, .but by

ix ouusi.-iuuonary vicarious, sacrificial death in our place and stead. In the plan of God there is "no remission (of sin) without the shedding 0f (innocent) blood," and lie became the willing sacrifice for our sins and "shed His own bleed for our souls." In Heb. 9:12 we read "By His own blood He entered in ojnce unto the Holy Place having obtained eternal redemption for us." In Heb 10-' 10, By the which will (through His will to offer Himself m cur place and stead) we are sanctified (set apart) through the offering of the Body of Jesus Christ once nth iv? !fl6b- 10i15' 15' "For fay one offeS He hath perfected forever them that are sanctified; wherect the Holy Ghost also is a witness to-us." It was all in 17 G?d; In Acts 2:23 we read, "Him being deliv"

rA ' I "germinate counsel and foreknowledge of God, ye have taken and by wicked hands have crucified and slain; whom God hath raised vup, having loosed the pains of death; because it was net possible that He should be holden of it" and my friend, it was your sins and mine that helped to crucify Him and as our Scripture says, "Wee unto that mn by whom the Son of Man is betrayed I ! It had been good for that man if he had not been born." Judas betrayed Him for thirty pieces of silver. Many, today, are betraying Him for much less. Through indifference to His claim upon our lives, through neglect of the great Salvation that He has purchased fcr us with His own precious blood and life; through our own wilfulness, and self seeking, we are saying, as did that howling mob at Calvary, "Away with Him. Let Him be crucified" thus forgetting what He said in Jno. 12:25, "He that leveth his life shall lose it; and he that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal."fuIn Gij'S sight there are only two classes of people in the world ; the just (those who are save, or born again) the world; the just (those who are saved, or born again) All m this latter class are, in Gcd's sight, betrayers of Christ In Ps. 9:17 we read, '-'The wicked shall be turned into He.l and all the nations that forget God" and as sure you will agree, that rather than go to that awful nlace, where, the worm dieth not and the fire is not quenched" Mar 9:48; where "The smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ewr; and they have no rest day nor night, Rev. 14:11; where "there shall be wailing and gnashing of teet.V Matt. 13 :42, it would truly have been better for tis if we had never been born; but this will be the everlasting portion of all the unsaved, of all the ages. To have, ind to knew Jesus, as your own personal Savior and to let Him be the Lord and Master of your life is the only way to escape this awful fate. "What shall it profit a man, though he gain the whole world and lose his own soul; cr, what shall a man give in exchange-for his soul?" Mark 8:36,37. . (Adv.)

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Mrs. Pauline Langton, 40, New York, claims he married her and skipped with $14,500 of jewels.

AGED "LOVE PIRATE" Sigmund Engel, whose trail of conquest stretches from coast to coast and. so far as is known, ages 35 to 49, faces grand theft and felony charges in Chicago, but preserves a blithe and courtly air through it all. Says his attorney, Irving L. Kruger, "We will meet the issues as they come along." Five of the "issues" against the smooth swindler are shown above. (International)

Mier, vice-president; Janet Trueblood, secretary, and Lucy Pittman, treasurer. Members present were Marion Howard. Nellie Chubb, Katherine Mier, Vivian Booker, Maxine

Page, Helen Sue Brown,

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.idiici irueblood and the hostess, Lucy Pittman. Refreshments were served.' The next meetins will hf hold

inursday, September 29th at the Auxiliary will home of the new Dresident Rno 1 .Tniv r at

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ten candidates. The services were in charge of the initiatory team of the Past Presidents Parley, with Arlie Springer at the piano. During the business session it

Rich. Glenn Tucker, . was decided by the members to

ratnryn uambill, have the auxiliary room at the

Legion Home redecorated in

blue and gold. The lounge is to be done in pale ereen and ivorv.

ine region are Having tne work.Mrs Harris kced Mrs done for the Auxiliary. The r,i. f o.,n; m..

Saves 73 on Seep WASHES WHITER, BRIGHTER!

LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS - The Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary No. 139 held a 6:30 o'clock covered dish dinner Wednesday night at the Legion Home, north of town. After dinner candlelight services were held for

meet Tuesday, at the Lesion

Home for election of unit officers and delegates to the Department Convention in August.

7TH DISTRICT AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS

Seventh District American '

Legion Auxiliary members met Sunday, June 26th at Washing

ton, Indiana for election of district officers. The meeting was held at the Post hall. Bertha EHiott of Bloomington, was re-elected president of the 7th District. Delia Wyman of Sullivan was elected 1st vice; Dorothy Cutsinger of Edinburg was elected 2nd vice, and Zelma Harris of Loogootee, chaplain.

Mary Parks

was not a candidate for the office this year. Sullivan Unit No. 139 American Legion Auxiliary will be i hostess ehapter . for the installai tion of District . officers some

time in August.

On Ths 4th of July If it rains we will we open from 1:30 p.m. until midnight. If the day is sunshiny andMiot we will close as we know you'll be out at the 4-H club grounds enjoying the Jaycee sponsored celebration.,

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