Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 190, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 September 1949 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY. SEPT. 23. 1949.

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SOCIETY ! TODAY'S GRAB BAG

WILLING WORKERS MEET ; The . Willing Workers met Tuesday, September 20th at the Home of Ruby Boone for their regular meeting. A delicious covered dish dinner was . served at noon. The afternoon meeting Was in charge of the president,

Betty Shake.

Those enjoying the day were Ethel Stanley, Hazel Goodman and Jerry, Pearl Salter, Louise Ballard 'Ua, ai.nerine uman and Patty, Margaret Hunt,

btuie Williams and Sheryl, i

Kathryn Wolfe, the hostess, Ruby Boone, and co-hostess, Betty Shake, and one guest, Mrs. Harry Lambeth. A work session wiH be' held - h-ii of e:y Shake on October 5th with the regular meeting October 18th at the home of Margaret Hunt.

THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. What is wrong with this statement: The sun travels around the earth from east to west. 2. Which syllable of the word "cognomen" is accented? 3. What is usually meant by the expression, "a Chinaman's chance" ? 4. What is amnesia? 5. Can you give the line after "Life is real, life is earnest"?

FOLKS OF FAME-GUESS THE NAME

CARLISLE METHODIST CHURCH TO HOLD 1 RALLY DAY The Carlisle Methodist Church will observe Rally Day and Promotion Day on Sunday, Sept. 25. It Is hoped that each person who attends church will ask and bring some one with them who is not attending church anywhere. We would like to at least double our attendance for that ' Sunday. We have a Unified Service lasting from 9:30 to 11:00 a. m. The children and youth will present some special numbers at the close of the lesson study. They will also be given certificates of promotion at that time. A special invitation is extended to all to be present for this service. A. W. Stoneburner, pastor. GIRL SCOUTS MEET Troop No. 2 of Girl Scouts met at the canteen Wednesday. The meeting was an organization meeting and the following offi-

IT HAPPENED TODAY " Circa 480 B. C Euripides, Athenian tragic poet, born. 63 B.C. Augustus Caesar, first Roman emperor, born. 1779 Naval battle between Adm. John Paul Jones, commanding "Bonhomme Richard," and British frigate "Serapis" in North sea, in Revolutionary war..

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WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE ICONOCLAST i KON O Wast) A breaker of icons or images; an opponent of religious use of images; one who attacks cherished beliefs as shams.. Origin: Modern Latin Iconoclastes.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jarmila Novotna, operatic soprano; Winston Churchill, former prime minister of Great Britain; Thomas C. Clark, Supreme Court associate justice; Herbert M. Evans, anatomist; Walter Pidgeon, and Mickey Rooney, actors, are today's celebrants.

1 She's known as America's top ranking poetess. Born in Rockland, Me., Feb. 22, 1892, she received her bachelor of arts degree from Vassar college in 1917. In that same year her first book, Renascence and Other Poems, was published, followed in 1923 by Figs From Thistles. Conversation at Midnight, Make Bright the Arrows, There Are No Islands Any More, and Collected Sonnets are among her later published volumes. She won the Pulitzer Prize for the best volume of verse in 1922. She lives in New York City. Guess her name. 2 He is a French soldier and political leader, born at Lille, Nov. 22, 1890. He studied at a French military school. He fought in World War I, wa3 wounded three times and taken prisoner. In World War H, he was commanding officer of the "Chars de

By LILIAN CAMPBELL Cenfrol Prei Writet Combat" of the French Fifth Army, which pushed back the German tide at Laon and Abbeville. He was promoted to brigadier general in 1940, and undersecretary of state under Premier Paul Reynaud. After France's capitulation he removed to London and laid first foundation of the Free French movement. Ha attended the Casablanca conference between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Britain's Winston Churchill. After the liberation of France he headed the provisional French government from 1944 to 1946. Who is he? (Namu at bottom of column) . IT'S BEEN SAID To keep your secret is wisdom; but to expect others to keep it ia Jolly. O. W. Holmes.

WELL, HE'S SEEN HIS BEST DAYS

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YOUR FUTURE , Consider it a privilege If someone needs your help on this anniversary. Friends will undoubtedly aid you if you need help In the coming year, so look forward to an auspicious year. Today's child should be clever and ambitious.

taking the troop for an overnight camp at Merom Institute Saturday. Girls who plan to, go will meet at the canteen at 1:30 p. ni. Saturday.

Rboda Shryock, Mrs. Ethel Shepard, Nora Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Steiner, Edna Coyner and

HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. The sun does not travel around the earth; the earth travels around the sun. 2. The second "cog-NO-men." 3. A very slim chance indeed. 4. Loss of memory. 5. "And the grave is not its goal." 'ttnBO P Samoa .

l0 Z XsilIK JUMU1A "S upa i Carl and Keith Coyner, and Miss Harriett Harting. Several sent gifts who were unable to attend.

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KHCHEN SHOWER Mrs. -Nellie Austin and .Mrs. Lillie Watkins of New Lebanon,

cers were elected: becretary, were hostesses tor a Kiicnen Diane Rusk; assistant, Sandra shower last Friday evening for Champer; treasurer, Judy Weir; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin of assistant, Kay Prose; song lead- Irdianapolis, who were recently er, Ann Young; assistant, Margo married. Those attending were Adams: uam leader Judv Bell. 1 Mr and Mrs. W. B. Scott. Mrs.

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Charles Scott and Loretta, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burns, Mrs. George Shorter, Cozette Bohmeier, Mrs. Garland Vanderpool, Emma Mason, Lucille Sims, Zelma Milam, Mrs Bud Shake and Shirley,

. "For we must needs die and are as water spilt on the ground, .which can not be gathered up again ; neither doth od respect any person ; jyet doth He devise means that His .banished, be jiot expelled from Him." 2 Sam, 14:14- t

In ProvT-ftr read, "There tsa-time to be bom and a time to die," and we all know it is true, yet how little preparation we find folks making for this great change, for better, or for worse, that must ccme to us all. sooner or later. How unconcerned we are about Eternal things, and how. interested in the things of this life, which may at any moment end, for us. J,n Job 16:22 we rpd "When a few vears are ccme. then I shall go the

way, whence I shall not return" and in Psa. 90:10, "The days of our years are three-score years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labor and sorrow; for it is soon cut off and we fly away," either tc a land of fadeless day, or to the "blackness of darkness" forever; and how powerless we are in the presence of deathTJjcre.is only One who can give life, either physical, or Spiritual, and that is the Lord Jesus Christ. In Jno. 1 :4 we read, "In Him (Christ) was life, and the life was the light of men" and in Jno. 5:21-26, "For as the Father raiseth up the dead, and quickeneth them,, even so the Son quickeneth whom He will ; for as the Father hath life in Himself, so hath He given to the Son to have life in Himself." Do you realize that it is only by the mercy of God that you live, at all. and that at any moment He has the power to end that h'fe, as far as this world is concerned ? How are you using that which He has given you ? To His glory, for which He created you, or for your own iselfish interests? On your answer to this question depends an eternity of either bliss, or remorse. In the latter part of our Scripture, we read that "God hath devied means that His banished be not expelled from Him." Because of the sin of Adam, who is the federal head of the human race, all men are born sinners. Rom. 3:12 says, "Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death' passed upon all men, for that all have sinned." And as Adam was driven out of the Garden of Eden and banished from God's presence, so we too, because of his sin, and , ours, are cut off from fellowship with God, and had it not been for the means He devised, would be eternally lost. And the means He devised, we believe is made clear in Rom. 5:6-10 where we read, "For when we were yet without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly; for scarcely for a righteous man will one die; yet peradventure for a good man some would even dare to die ; but God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us; much more then, being now justified by His blood, we shall be saved from wrath through Him ; for if when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of His Son, much more being reconciled, we shall be saved by His life-" This reconciliation, however, is effectual only for those who, through the new birth (not through water baptism), become identified with Christ, in His death, burial, and resurrection; thus becoming sons and daughters of God (as the case may be) and, as we read in Eph. 5:30, "members of His body, of His flesh, and His bones ;" which relationship can never be broken. In God' sight, all such are already raised and seated with Christ in the Heavens, Eph. 2:6, and you may be sure that He will never be through with us, who are saved, until we are there jn person, because God finishes what He begins. . ; ';' Is: thfs. means, which He has devised at the cost of His own precious blood, ajid life, effectual in your case? Does His Spirit bear withess with your spirit, that you are His, and He is yours? If not, you are still outside of Christ, because no one can be saved and not know it. Seek Him now. . (Adv.)

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HEAD OF A MUMMY believed to be 3,000 years old is held at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, by Dr. Rebecca Carrion, director of the Peruvian National Museum of Archeology, and Dr. Junius Bird, associate curator of the American Museum. Removal of seven layers of wrapping ends eight days of archeologlcal agony following arrival of the mummy, believed to have been an Inca priest, from Peru's Paracaa peninsula. Says Dr. Carrion, "He's at least 30 centuries old. I can tell by his clothes." Actual age of the graying, red-haired mummy will be determined by Dr. W. F. Libby, University of Chicago. He wUl burn some of the mummy's clothing and carbon ash left will be tested for radioactivity. Amount of radioactive carbon remaining will give the answer. (Infernationa)

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