The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1928 — Page 3
THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1928.
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SERMONS GIVEN
IN CHURCHES OF MUCH INTEREST MANY ATTEND (Continued from Page 1) ANNIVERSARY
ence that I aver that God is in our wholesome pleasures and our whole-
some entertainments.”
‘‘The motion picture industry has not been without its faults. Mistakes have been made and will be made. But is is today, and will ever be, the hope and desiie of those who have at
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Sometimes, we long for a time when we can lean back in our seats, and,! without being conscience-stricken,
, ... . „ i watch others work, thinking we have
heart the best intere.-ts of the mdus- earned a rest.
try more ami more the ally of good Hut what of Browning’s pregnant citizenship, with respect for the ethics ! 'luestion: “Win stay we on earth e\-
and the codes that man, out of his to grow .
I nrwtiui
faith in a Creator and a goal to life,
has bred and cherished.”
Dr. Taylor enlarged upon the four propositions set forth in this letter, namely:—1. An attempt to eliminate
the idea of God| from any area of | church members of our time who human interest is a blow at the very I think they have performed all requirfoundation upon which rests that has | e d of them when they_ only go to
the Big Six of Putnam County. 1. Bainbridge. 2. Cloverdale. 3. Greencastle. 4. Roachdale. 5. Fillmore. 6. Russellville. Yours truly, The’ Wildcat. P. S. We are preparing to take the | Sectional Tourney in camp with ea-e. —o— Don’t Forgot: RUSHVILI.F, HERE FRIDAY MANUAL THERE SATURDAY
Missing Cc-ed Believed Alive By Her Parents
MR. \\D MRS. SMITH BROADCAST LETTER OF PVRENTAL LOVE.
Livestock
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Christianity has grown to its present influence in the world not because of the men and women who have shut themselves away behind stone walls, and refused to go out among the people of the earth with messages of help; not because of the
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been found best and most to he desired in human life. —2. Religion is not an abnormal growth hut is a vital factor in human nature. —3. To shut out religion from any area of human concern is to obscure the -hining of that light which puts warmth and gladness and appreciation and hopinto every human situaton.—4. He who would eradicate religion from the mind of a man must carry his attack into every human situation—4. He God is in all with which man has to
do.
B. H. Bruner, pastor, spoke Sunday morning at the First Christian Church upon the subject of “A Ministry of Love.” His sermon was based upon that evening scene in which the Master is pictured as feeding more than five thousand people with five loaves and two fish. Mr. Bruner pointed out the contract between the attitude of Jesus and His disciples in the face of human need and a great emergency. The disciples said, ‘‘Send off the crowds to buy food for themselves in the villages.” Jesus said, "They do not need to go a w :*y. give them food yourselves.”
church occasionally, and contribute a nominal amount of support in work and money for the cause of Christ, hut because of the fact that from the birth of this church, one hundred years ago, there have at all times been within its ranks men and women who have felt the urge to work —to expend themselves to help others, even to the extent of giving up life itself that others might he saved. Luke: “To whom they commit much of him will they ask the more.” The thing which is stagnant does
not grow.
It is activity which causes us to grow. Only those organs of our^ grow and have strength, which we use. Those not used, become paralyz-
We decided to hold a post mortem of the Bedford-Greenca-tle game today. So with our trusty shears and paste brush we went through the vai - ious exchanges on our desk and dipped comments on the tilt. In speaking of the defeat of the Tiger Cubs by the Stone City crew, other sports writers over hhc state say: "Tiger, Tiger, burning bright,” Dimmer a bit on Friday night. Ivey’s men by no means dubs, Dumped the little Tiger Cubs.
MOVIES
The Tiger Cubs, when they first appeared on the floor, looked unusir ally small and light. This was partly j
optical illusion, for grey, the color ofj; lirm, K h _ ^ ta ^; ^
their sweat uniforms, did not emphasize what height they did have. There is an illusion of strength in color; in that racy Idue that Columbus wears for instance. They would have looked twice as meek ami mild in grey. But
well be removed Columbus flashed over the floor he-
Such deaii parts are
GRANADA THF.ATER Some idea of the task which confronted Raoul Walsh in editing the motion picture "What Price Glory” which comes to the Granada Theater today for a three days’ run, can he had from the information that the footage which was run up on the production amounted to just a little more j than 100 miles. Just for one look at all the reels Walsh had to sit in the projection room for ten consecutive days of twelve heurs each. When it is considered that he had to run :
number of'
times in order to select a final version of “What Price Glory" it is eas\ to understand why directors must
have good constitutions.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., .T.m. 23. (UP)—Belief grew today that pretty Frances Smith, freshman at Smith college who has been missing since January 13, had purposely run away from the school. So strong was the belli f that the parents Mr. a d Mrs. St. John Smith, broadcasted a letter to their missing daughter. They believed the gill might have sought quiet and a different life. The letter, made public by the father, read: Dearest Frances: "We want you to know we are thinking of nothing but your safety and happiness." “If you are safe and wish to make a different life for yourself, we ih not want to inteifere, but to h lp if we can.” "But wo do want to know that you are safe. Won't you write to your Aunt Susie i r M. T. and -ay that you
are ?’’
IN HI \N VPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23. (UP)— 1 Hog- buoyed today and prices were sten iy to- 15 cents higher. The early top was and the hulk between 175 and 225 pi und sold for $8.4b to 38.65. Receipt- were 9,000, and hold-
overs 556.
Cattle an I veahrs were steady. Price w re beef steers $10.50 to $13, Yealers $15 to $16. Receipts w, re cattle 600, calves 100. The heep market was -teady.
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Sitting with Walsh was Salvatore A. Capodice, world war hero, who ! was wounded seventeen times and leg in the engagement of Bid-
ed. They might
from the body. i fore they began to play. They con ! i os »
’ s " 11 . ,s . w : lt ‘- ,n >’ l’“ rt ° f soe'ety, ! ,inued to flash ucros-, too. ((Bitter | lenu Woot) whpre Laurence Stallings
| was similarly wounded. Capodice was with the 67th Company, Fifth Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps. He was technical advisor to Walsh from
of phurch life.
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than 1 'a > church pr "^n.us^erJd'y‘fi- Xnyw “>’ ,h ‘' C-,m ,r, ‘ li « h ‘ aml nancially and numerically, would he shl r ' ""d Hh, ‘ n 1’ent/cr entered, the one filled with thi spirit of God. He (Greencastle men eyed him. Slowly the
h ;‘ "Gen addrt • - d the elders of the < |'i^ rr man’s uaze travelled up. Slowlv
church upon the subject, feibng thut! his j r .. nIlwl the spiritual growth of the people has 1 ‘ PPeo.
not attained its proper pre-eminence n u t there was nothing slow about over the materia! development. Wei,. „ ,, . -ri. 1 who know the people in some ways I them after ^ They ha., better than our pastor does, know un ;iwful offense; fast and smooth that this query of his is well-founded, I passing. Their passwork, in fact, hut we feel that, underlying, there i was as good a- we have seen thi
T . . . , <1W . . f j inherited* and U ^acqulrq(J deUotlon" tO|' VP1,r ' Th *' r under-th,-basket-plays' I hey protcated, We have only five spiritual attainment which ia, Ini I. »• CeturnkW*. They loaves with us and two fishes.” Jesus the foundation upon which rests the showed that they were well trained said, “Bring them to me,” and he structure of the present material The showing the little Cubs made took what resources they hn l and growth. , , ... ,, was a tribute to Bauffnan.
.1 . .. , ,, Yet, this church s life wou d seem blessed then, and the result was j to )ln ^ e brl{r hter if it were given us I marvelous. The crowds ate and were to have more outward evidence of I
the time Walsh began work on “What Price Glory” in order to make sure about details, which are hound to be
scrutinized by men who fought over-^ followed by col 11 again about Wed
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full, and there was more than -nough j that inward spiritual fire. Some of ^ or ' n “‘ ,|U ’e- Bid >i , iu see his long left to take rare of the needs of the u ' ma .V repi-e-- spiritual emotions ; Three from Cir.ler is a good
Which w-e have; others may have record fur any harkituard. \ni in such emotions and not know how to spite of his inadequate heigh., he ' ^ifMt"it' v 1 1 wasn’t at a loss under the hack-hoard
Dut, it there are some who search
1 their souls and are not able to find 1 ,y any means,
therein even the sparks of spiritual' . t ... , , life, we would urge them to let the! No. 4: ls>ar King Lear perhaps, He ^ j Master lead them into the ways of i,0 °> was food for thought. He wu ami true usefulness. , the man who was stationed under the
r I n I !h
disciples.”
Mr. Bruner said there were two classes represented among these first disciples of Jesus—those v ho hud compassion without faith, and those who were selfish and thinking dnfy of themselves, ami then asked the
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(iOl'.S TO ( HAIK BKU.KFONTE, Pa., Jan. 23. (UP) I .run Scovern, 20, was put to death ; in the electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary today. Scovern, who killed his sweetheart’s j brother, Joseph Baronoskie, was trem- | Ming slightly as he began his death ' march. t | The youth was strapped into the 1 death chair at 7:01 a. m. Robert G. Elliott, official executor for Pennsylvania and other eastern states, pulled the switch.
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question, "Is the contrast between Jesus and his disciples in those early
peace,
The ideal church grows spiritually,
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is that which
, r -- 1 well ns mater-
. . j ially. Of the two phases of develop-
•luys in the face of a great emerg-1 of th( . more vitul importi,,,;.,.
ency so different from that of Jesus is the former, the spiritual.
and His Church today? Are not I know there are some who habit- , i u ' 1 *’ a " importar
basket when. Pentzer came down th n fl< or. Five field goals, incidentally.
Vnd Moaten,
left forward, was hoy. It disturbed
these two classes with us yet? In 'p', 1 ,| the face of a hungry world and the 1 r( ,| a j t . lb j 8 .
greatest emergency the Church has ever faced we are saying with the disciples, “Send off the crowds to i
through the glass darkly, our iquanimity to -ee them get so to all of you, let me close in. Still, we were ahead h> a lap
two, s.i all was well.
A number of years ago, a young man who was an artist by instinct and training went with me to Fern
hav. ,h,i, ha„ c ,.r
where.”
Every year
a great procession of
mecca of the Sunday school of this church for many years, before its
aged disciples appeal for entrance to ''''■t'' blasted away. He and I our 01,1 People’s Homes. But a big, ! W, ‘ re lHokinK back into the ,iurk
rich Church says, “Send ihem off
| cesses under one of the over-reach-
j ing ledges. He said:
the poor house, we have no money to “Do you say those shadows are enlarge our present homes or to jbMek and. gray, or is there some oth-
build new ones.” Little children < " b,r ’
throng to our homes, hut *1 e Church steeped in its selfishness and without any great faith says, “serd them off to some other home.” When an appeal is made for funds for eur aged ministers, or for the needs of the missions fields, the f>urch says
the same thing.
Now notice the method of Jesus. What he really said to the Jii-.iples was, “Bring what little resources you have to me and let me use then!.” It was not a question of how much they had, but of a willingness to let Jesus use it to the best advantage. Here we find a fundamental principle which has been largely overlooked in out
planning for the Kingdom.
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1 had to confess that they seemed to me, with my untrained eye, to be graduations of black, black thinned out; we might say, with light. Yet essentially gloomy and the potential homes of unpleasant things. But my friend hud me look again, longer; and then I realized that what had seemed to me t. be merely black in color, or rather, of no color at all, was, in reality purple—royal purple, the color of the robes of the emperors of Rome, the color of the pansy, of the sky in summer when the air is clear and hot. And into that deep purple there was filtering golden sunlight down among the foliage of the trees; yellow butterflies fluttered in and out of those purple shadows; I heard the soft call of peewees whose homes
were back there.
And, ever since that time, the
We have j shadows of night have been to me
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t never woes out of business 1 wh at we do have. Is it ours, or are ,ul t v< >i<«'s calling to me. ‘ - T MCh ’ 3 £«<i r A* have we'made a I ^
complete surrender to Jesus ” W'hen i “That I for my dear old church’s sake, wc accepted Him as Lord :*nd Mast* r | ^_ or ne useful ttsk or part could lake,
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did we do it with reservations” Dili we say, “Lord I believe that Thou art the Christ the Son of Th ■ Living Go*l and I aocept Thee as my personal Saviour, hut 1 reserve the right to tlo as I please with mv life and my material possessions." Now, that is not what any of us said, but that is what many of us have done. Wc have lived our own lives regardless of the claims of Christ upon them. We have bought the things which satisfied our own selfish desires with our money, and then doled out a small per cent of what was left to meet the religious needs of the world. If the membership of the Churches of America would give only a small per cent of their wealth to Jesus Christ, there would be no need
Or sing a sang, at least.”
Chevrolet Coupe Stolen On Sunday The Chevrolet coupe owned by .Sergeant G. J. O’Connor, of the military department of DePauw univerj sity, was stolen from its parking place on Capitol Avenue in Indianapolis late .Sunday afternoon. The machine was insured. It was a striking similarity that the car was stolen from about the same position where Nelson Taulman’s car was broken into Friday afternoon anti over a hundred dollars worth of mer-
forchandise taken.
They ha i u gruesome planner of looping the bull out around the guard that \vn- opposing th^m. That, their und* r-the bn-ket plays, anti their viviti harberdashery were their out standing imint- In-t night. Greencastle fans * * re on hand, yelling for i’ulnam County nnd the ( uh| nitnqgerle. Most of them made the trip hy rail, returning at 11:50.—, Mat \ Ih Mi in H'd d Mail. And now that Franklin is u memory fur this year, .the next number on the program will be Seymour. Then the Stone City hoys will be here in one week, l ast night they played around with Greencastle for forty minutes and then presented (hem »ith one slightly used game for (he wrong side of the ledger. The final count was 53 to ,18 for Bedford. Something must hove happened. Greencastle is proudly thinging along that line today.— Washington Herald. Bedford defeated Greencn-tle, 63 to 38 at Bedford last night, for the seventh straight lo-e for the Tiger Cubs after a most auspi* ious season's -tart The Tiger Cubs are -urely capable of doing better than this, or Bedford is out of our class,—"B B Shots,” Bia/.il Times. —o— And Bedford did win a game. Yessir, Bedford actually did. Greetieaalle was the victim, 53 to 38, and another defense got lost in the shuffle. —“Casual Comment," Bloomington World. The “Stone City” boys woke up Friday night—anyway they won from Greencastle with a. score of 53 to 38. — Martin-ville Reporter. —0— Cloverdale, Ind.! Dear Net Tab.-:— Just a little information about our team. We have won ten straight and are ready for our eleventh tonight with Spencer and the County Tourney next week. We won over Smithville by a margin of 21 pointand Sp»nter worn bjr a margin of 12 points so by dope we are 9 points 1 le tter than Spencer. How's thi- for.
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