The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1948 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1948.
COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY
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n street. j ool at 9:30 a. m. j ices at 11:00 a. m.J services 3rd Wed-| h manth at 8 p. m. ■
eleome.
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(TRCn edule:
lxr*i mass. High mass — Saturday 4.:t)0-:lft-8:l» p. m. Be.8. * -7:00 a. rr<. inass
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:ANTt,K Bl HI.K -It CHURCH na St. hinson. Pastor. :i>tt, S. Supt.
10:00.
arship 11:00. Scr•‘A Man of Sovvangoliatic soivicc Sermon wilyjoot: hou?" pie’s meeting 6:00 meeting 6:30. Bible study Wedg at 7:00. ••This know also, ust days perilous
me.”
THE N.V/.AKEXK )y, Minister, ool 9:30.
:40.
sementl 10:40 6:45 p. m. “Vice 7:30. 8 jeeting Wednesday ‘‘ice Friday 7:30 p. ays welcome. OF CHRIST ashington Street, illiam Brewer. 9:45 a. m. rship 10:45 a. m. vices 7:00 p. m. eleome. Worship Service at Presbyierian n Topic: "Where orn King of the tinon Pastor
RIA1. ODIST CHURCH ant, Minister School, classes for ry for small childip and Preaching n subject; "Christ eepers Wake, a p *♦ J, We are Here", y: “Communion”, e Ivord Reigneth", vine Redeemer”, t. Audree BnuThompson, orlight Vesper Seripper in Communeeting in KeyBoy Scout meetity hall. t Bartlett will Oxford Fellow“>e Chapel. Girl Scout munity hall. 7:15 Religious meeting Key:00 W. S. C. S ity hall. “bool Choir rcBoard meeting in
1.
Gobin Choir re-
HT CHURCH tt, Minister day School. Phil oming Worahip. rvlce, Ladies' ptiat Youth FelHuger, president, oup leader for orship service. God Needs In
World.
Mid-week ser-
I-TKST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ralph H. Saunders, Minister Ray Carson, Chairman of the Board. Frank McKeehan, Supt. of the Church School. Sunday, 9:30 a. m„ Women's Bible Class. Classes for Intermediate and Senior young peo-
ple.
Sunday, 10:00 a. m.. Morning Worship. The minister will speak on Conditional Faith. The Lord’s Supper will be observed. Nursery for small children. Classes for kindergarten, primary and Junior children. Sunday, 11:30 a. m„ Campus Christian class for college peo-
ple.
Monday, Boy Scouts in Church annex, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Woman’s Union in f^uirch parlor, 2:00 p. m. Thursday, Choir rehearsal in Church sanctuary at 7:00 p. m. Thursday, Christian Youth Fellowship, Church parlor, 7:4r) p. m. Thursday, Missionary Guild, dining room, 8:00 p. m. You are invited to attend any of the services of this community church. ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 702 Smith Locust Street Chaplain C. G. Minton, Minister 11:15 A. M. Holy Communion and sermon. 9:45 A. M. Sunday School classes for children and adults. CHURCH OF CHRIST CLOVERDALE There will be preaching serj vices at the Cloverdalc Church of Christ every 2nd and 4th Sun- ! day. Brother Clarence Barr is ' the minister. Services at 10:45 A. M. and 7 P. M. on above mentioned Sundays. Everyone welcome. Listen to the Church of Christ hour over radio station W8UA in Bloomington every Sunday from 9 to 9:30 A. M. 1010 on your dial. IN MEMORY In loving memory of Sgt. Robert J. Owen, who was killed over Aachen, Germany, Jan. 11 1944. Somewhere back of the sun-
set
Whore loveliness never dies. You live in the innd of glory Mid the gold and blue of the ' skies. We know some day on the far-flung shore We’ll meet again as before. For only a thin veil between
us
My loved one so precious and true: Only a lift before sunrise You arc hidden away from my view. Often you come with your blessing And strive all my sorrows to share; At night when I’m quietly sleeping You kiss down my eyelids in prayer. Sadly missed by Mrs. Hazel Owen and family.
PREPARATION FOR A GREAT meeting By Paul VI- Robinson "Prepare to Meet God. Amos
4:12.
Making preparation takes a very large scope. Just a short time ago a great alarm sounded throughout our whole nation and each American citizen was called upon to help prepare for war against an enemy that threatened the very foundation of our country. We are interested in Young People being prepared for their life work. This is a worthy goal for schools and churches and I public officials to look forward ’ to. Then again I see plans laid and buildings erected and organizations formed to prepare for business. Surely everyone is able to see that life in general is p. continuous time of making preparation. At this point we rail your attention to a kind of preparedness that reaches out yon- ! der beyond this earthly life into eternity. As important ns it is to prepare for meeting a nationj al enemy, preparing for one s I life work or a legitimate bus- ! iness. preparation in the highest ! sense of the word, is preparation , to meet God. This Is an all imj portnnt question, "Are You Prepared to Meet God." Meet Him I you muat, because all must stand before the judgment seat of, Christ. Here are three important
questions. Why? How? When? to prepare to meet God ? I. Why prepare to meet God? We have a right to ask questions and this is a good one. Our text gives us part of the answer. In Amos 4:12 We read this plain statement "Prepare to Meet . Thy God.’’ This is one of God's | eonunandmonts. So the first j reason we should prepare to meet God is because He commands it. God does not force us to prepare to meet Him but He makes us wish we had. Another reason why is that our condition demands it. Sin has separated us from God. "All have sinned and come short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 "There is not a just man upon the earth, that doeth good and sinneth not.” All we like sheep have gone astray, we have turned every one to his own way." Ira. 53.6. Outside of Christ w< are lost and without God in thir world and without any hope of heaven. Several years ago I recal’ reading of a little boy in the city of Chicago who was lost for several weeks without anyone who hived him or knowing anything about him. This little boy’s parents and friemii were frantic because he was lost. Finally his body was found bearing the marks of two young Aien students of Chicago University who for a thrill had out the little boy in pieces. He 11 Wil Ihe full of this kind of people that could do such a horrible crime. But we w^nt you to see that the little boy was lost to the physical*- world. We are not only lost in a physical sense but in a spiritual sense if not prepared to meet God. "The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” Note further, “What is lost? Mark 8:36, “What shall jt profit u man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul.” This is not a matter of Putnam county or Indiana but Christ says in substance if you gained the whole world it would be a bad deal if it was done at the cost of losing your soul. An old Confederate soldier tells of a young man dying on the battle field who had been j admonished by a Godly mother j before leaving home about spiritjtinl things and given a Bible. The J young man was asked if he was | afraid to die and made this reply, “No I am not afraid to die but I am afraid of what is beyond death." Jesus said, ‘‘Every man shall go to his own place when he leaves this world.” If lost he will be away from God. II. H»w To Prepare To Meet
God
Them was one time that you had to be honest with God if you are prepared to meet God today. "In the day that thou seekest with thy whole heart I will be found of thee.” Two definite steps are necessary in being prepared to meet God. 1. Repentance toward God. 2 Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. III. When To Prepare To Mccl
God.
There are limits beyond which you go, the battle for the soul is lost forever. Now is the time to prepare to meet God. "Boast not thyself of tomorrow thou knowest not what a day may bring forth.” John 3:36 "He that believeth in the Son hath everlasting life. He that believeth not the Son ■ shall not see life but the wrath of I God abideth on him."
STEPS UP IN C LASS
Direct, 14-year-old harness horse which has won several races et Ihe Bay State Raceway here, once was sold to a farmer as a
plow horse.
.of the committee are : Mark F'OR SALE: Remington port- FOR SALE: Used Tappan gas Watch for News of the Minis* [Rich, Clifford L. Samuelson, ■ able typewriter, in good eondi-! stove. Good condition. Observa-, trei and Variety Show to be giv-
en by the Bainbridge P.T.A. Sat. 10-2p 1 urday January 17th., in the i Bainbridge Gymnasium. lO-lt
FOXBORO, Mass. (UP) U*on Ralph L. Williamson, Benson Y. tion, good for student. $25. Phoieitory Place No. 3. Call 405-R
{OLSin TztlUORLI
RCLItlOR
Landis, and Don F Pnelstiek . 513-W.
9-2p.
Good line of now Ray guitars.
By W. W. Reid
The Roman Catholic bisnops of the United States, speaking as members of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, recently denounced the growing spirit of ’seeularium” in the world. In |>art, they said: "There are many men who in practice live their lives without recognizing that this is God’s world .... they fait o bring an awareness of their responsibility to God into their bought and action as individuals and members of society . . . Secularism, or the practical ex-
clusion of God from
Praise of President Truman’s
"Committee on Civil Rights" and ?2fl 50 an,, U P’ Kprs, ’>' township 5 Its report was voted at the ree- f ' ,nrp - 7-9-10-.:p. ent annual meeting of the Board j, FO r SALE: Two east iron of Missions and Church Exten- roa | s tnves, belonging to Bethel sion of the Methodist Church. 1 church gee Marion Cline, The resolution presented by Dr. Coatesvllle, R. 1. 9-3p j Ralph R. Diffondorfer, executive secretary for foreign missions,! FOR SALsE: Good Hampshire said in part: "Highly signifie- 1 male hog, 13 months old. Wilj ant is the sensitiveness of the ' liam Blue, Oreeneastle, R. 3. Committee respecting the rights ^ 9-2p
j of the Negro and all other racial; —F' '
and religious minority groups. It
FOR SALE: 27 acres in Floyd
room house, barn,
large new hen house, other buildings, east of Center School. Mrs. Harry Plumb. 10-3
FOR SALE: International truck, grain bed, good tires, without motor. White Cleaners.
10-3t.
WANTED: Someone to do ditehing. Floyd Rales, Russellville. R. 1. 1 and one-fourth milefi north Morton. 10-2e WE CLEAN rugs and carpets Dry Foam metho I. Phone 144. 8-30p
is more than high time that the seriousness of this issue so vital to the welfare n fthe Republic should be stressed in an official way . . , Probably no single
tendency toward the breakdown i p a| nl B ureat ,_
of understanding s.nd friendliness in our relationship to other nations is quite so full of hazard as the all too-frequent instancesof the abuse of civil rights of
FOR SALE: 1934 Chevrolet Master, 2 door. Harold White, Higgert St, Phone 656-M. 8-3p
FOR SALE: 1942 Chevrolet, Fiectlme. Don Chiles, block west
9-2p.
FOR
SALE: Spinet piam. to correspond with
someone who wants a Spinet
I piano. Factory sample. Rather
the minority groups in
j , „ ’ . . , . .than rebox and reship to the facmidst. Such cases quickly be-1 1 come the text of vehement de-! 10 ^’ win sel1 at manufacturer’s nuuciation on the pan of our P rice ’ or considpr storin "
human enemies and even our friends of i wi,h rps P onsibl< ' P art > r until a
thinking and living, is at the root t he American way of life, and of satisfactory dealer has been Hoof the world’s travail today. It declarations that our colossal |• ,ointod - Write Box 5, Banner,
fi fit
experiment in democracy is fast -
failing .... Of even deeper concern to us as Christians is the effect upon the influence of Christian people and of mission-
aries of race discrimination and Oil burning stock tank heaters, suppression of the rights of 14 It. farm gates, minorities. Tragic beyond words, Poultry supplies and netting, md damaging beyond descrip-16 and 7 ft. Philco refrigerators, tion, is the cynical remark, ’so Copper wash boiler, this is Christianity!’ on the lips 1 ( , 1 3, '.j, horse power clcctof a Chinese, or an Indian, an ric motors. African, or a Korean national Basement sump pumps, when he hears of a lynching or Natural gas room circulators, some instance of the infraction Premier electric sweepers.
If you have any small calve? for sale, bring them to Cloverdale Sale Barn on Tuesday. We
P-2p
FOR SALE: 150 metal sugar 1
spiles. M. C. Butcher. Grecncas-j
tie R, 1. i0-3p. j have the buyers. . < ■ — - ,, .——. ■
FOR SALE: Philco cabinet I We have a special booking on model radio, good condition. pr;c-! Pur ’ na chows - which means n< ed reasonable. Can be seen at! ar,vancP in P ric,> until booking 609 S. Jackson. l0-4n j is P on, ‘- Come in and give us
your order now. Colonial Hatch106 N. Jackson. 10-13-21
FOR SALE: 1935 Old-tmobilc, • or j,, a fair condition. See Leamnn Lit-
tcrcll, R 4. Oreeneastle.
10-4p
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 1 four room house, new, lot 50x175, possession at once. One 40 acre farm, plenty buildings, possession 30 days. One 60 acre farm, plenty buildings, possession 30 days. If in- ( terested see W. R. Lisby, Coates-
WANTED: Vault and cesspool V j|j 0 , ( _2p
WANTED TO TRADE: A *60 Cromwell Radio, used 4 months for a good sewing machine, any model, '; Box A, Banner Office.
9-3p
was fertile soil in which such social monstrosities as fascism, nazism, and communism could germinate and grow. It is doing more thai» anything else to blight our heritage of Christian culture, which integrates the various aspects of human life and renders to God the things
which arc God’s.’’
FOR SALE
cleaning. Free estimate on cost. Phone 15F6 Jesse Rumley, Air-
port Road.
Methodist churches throughout the United States will observe February 22, 1948, as "Laymen's Day". In the pulpit of many churches laymen will be the preachers and conduct other parts of the service on the occasion. The lay preachers arc asked by the Church’s Board of Lay Activities to speak on the topic, "Learning to Live the Christian Life”. This day has grown to be an annual occasion for lay expression in the Meth-
odist Church.
The World Alliance for International Friendship Through th" Churches is recommending to its large ministerial and lay membership that emphasis he given in all media of education to four facts often overlooked in consideration of "waging peace with food” to Europe and Asia: that i present food prices in America ' arc due to prosperity rather ^ than to shipments overseas; that only the immediate sending to I
Employment wanted by young married man, experienced in clerical work, can type. Box RMK, c o Banner. 6-5p.
•
WANTED: Experienced married farm hand. Good opportnn- j ity to right party. House on paved mad with electricity. Howard !
Moore, see Ira Moore, 206 West ! Case
Poplar street. 6-5t. !
Store, filling station and dwel-
5-6p. ** n K located in Putnamville.
j Owner will sell store building,
stock, fixtures and dwelling. Immediate possession. John D. Case, 602 Fletcher Trust Ruildin, Indianapolis, Indiana. 7-61
, trie
well J Strop
WANTED: to repair your washers and wringers; also elecsweepers. Weber's Bike ' 200 N. Indiana St. 8-5t. j
Four farms for sale, 41 acres, 50 acres, 60 acres, 73 acres, 1 1-2 miles efts! Roachdale on road 136. March 1 possession. John D 602 Fletcher Trust Building, Indianapolis, Indiana.
7-61,
of minority rights We.'Bath tubs and lavatories, oom-
therefore, hope that the recom-1 pletc with fittings,
mendations of the report may | Myers shallow and deep
receive attention beyond actual ( W ater systems.
reading and mere lip service. Philco radios ■ , ... t * imuo lawns. I con!, coin ashes, trash, etc. They should be reduced to ec- Eaves, downspouts and accessor-j HO || Bogors 404 W
1PS - I Phone 697-R.
4 inch keyless and pull chain re-j _ ceptlcales, { BffTASUSHKD manukacField fence, field posts and harb-|TURKR wants aggressive
FOR SALE: 6 room modern house with storeroom attached. Locat(*l on U. S. 40 in Mt. Meri-
„ . ... dian. John D. Case, 602 Fletcher WANTED: Genera hauling,.,.,,,,,, „ , , , ,.
„I c.. Trust Budding, Indianapolis, In-
diana. 7.6t.
tual practice throughout church and the nation.”
Rus-
Libcrty.
8-3p.
Classified Ads Effective January 1, all classi-
fied advertisements must Im- paid in advance. Customers using classified ads are asked to send
cusli with the ad. Figure the!Monarch electric kitchen ranger, first 15 words at 25 cents and'Perfection 5 burner kerosene
ed wire.
Harvey Red Head shellers and hammer mills. Electric water heaters. Hand or electric clover seed sow-
ers.
40 A. By Genuine A lie tion Thursday Jan. 15th. 1:00 P. M. . improved with good 5 room
_ m!m ! house, recently resided with to sell fast moving items. Estab.j h) , avv inmllated brick sidjn?i lish own business. Protected’ and n( . w . roof . Rood out bu|RS
territory.’ Permanent future.| immpdiatoly
each additional word one cent.
For Sale
AT MILLER’S: General Elect-
Europe of cereal grains, meats, ric livestock waterer; automatic and fats will keep millions alive outdoor watering the year round this winter; that Americans are even j n freezing weather. 17-19 right now eating more moat per K Washington St. 25-tf. family than over before in his- — tory: that eight tons of grain j FOR SALE: Apples and cider are being used to fatten animals at Moore's Orchard in Raccoon for American tables to every ton on Road 43. 23-tf.
shipped abroad. The Alliance favors governmental rationing
and price ceilings.
ranges.
Kerosene cans. 10 ft. deluxe deep freeze home
lockers.
5 inch galvanized roof saddles. Deluxe child’s high chairs. Speed Queen electric washers. Monarch combination bottled gas-coal kitchen ranges. Tappan deluxe kitchen ranges. Electrical wiring supplies andi
Earn $400 a month and up. We I |
train you. Write or wire War-' w i]j b( . so )j
saw Chemical Company, War-
saw, Ind.
9-3t.
WANTED: Handy man for Art Furniture store, must be’
following sale of personal property 3 'miles W. and l
mile N. of Cloverdale, Ind. 3 miles S. of Putnamville: 9 miles S. of Oreeneastle; 40 miles southwest of Indianapolis, off
able to handle furnace. Apply; tonight from 5 to 7 P. M. 9-10-2t
| National Road 40. Wm. Mantz,
Foland Auction
owner:
Co.
R C
10-lp
WANTED: Bowlers for open Imwling all day Saturday and Sunday, apply Varsity lames. 10-lp
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: One pool table 1 with cue sticks and racks. Call
i 361.
Free Delivery: As an added
fixtures. I Sf > rv j co to nl y fj^y customers, orPump jacks complete with mot-, dp ,. s placed with us before noon ors - I will be delivered by 4 p. m. Water hydrants. j Phone 957. Bob Dean’s Food
Plumbing supplies and fixtures.} Markpt , Washington at Wood, (each year. With equipment to
Electric and oil burning chick! g.gt |
Dairy typo farm for rent: An unusual proposition will lie offered to a young married man preperrably one who has knowledge of Purdue method of farming and interested in starting in the dairy or stock cattle business ii a small way and increasing
9-2t ; . , ; 1 1 brooders. ; |
After more than two years of KOR SA , jE: white Rock and search for suitable material. * Leghorn roosters. 1 mil.- west, new rural hymnal has been pre-1 U2 mi , p south nf Bainbridge. pared and issued by the Federal | John Hood 9 -2p. Council of the Churches of 1 __________________ Christ in America. They are FOR SALF: Yearling pure-
' bred Hampshire boar. Lloyd
in America. They
"hymns old and now, expressive
nf the rural spirit", and intended as a supplement of regular church hymnals. The volume contains 110 distinctly rural hymns, 13 rural folk songs, and 1.3 pages of rural worship material. The Rev. Deane Edwards is the editor: Dr. Harold V. Milligan the music editor; and other members
S-urber, 2 miles west Bainbridge. 9-2p.
FOR SALE: Hillsdale Ave.
Sofa hod.
23S 8-tf.
Hand tools, all types. Pinning saws. Light bulbs and fluorescent tub-1
1
es. China ware sets. S. aly inner spring mattress. Manure forks and shovels. Meat saws. Galvanized feed baskets Range boilers.
farm 100 acres or more. Refcr-
See the new Webster wire ,e-| opco rt ^ uirpd - Box 45 <' 0 Ba "'
! r.c r. 9-2p.
.order.
Kersey Music Store.
7-9-10-31).
KOR RENT:
Instruments,
NOTICE we are now carry ing a complete line of Purina Feeds, Poultry Supplies, along with Wayne Feeds. Colonial 1 Hatcheries, 106 N. Jackson.
10-13-21
_ | public address system, musical cake plates. Kersey Music Store.
7-9-10-3p.
FOR RENT: 4 room unfurnished apartment, modern, adults only. H08 south College. 9-2p
MODEL“A”MOTORS We now have on hand model i “A” motors at $139.95. Exchange j complete. Montgomery Ward.
C. H. & C HARDWARE
j CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS: My services as nucd.oncer will he donated to any j church or charitable organiza- | lions. James Reasor. Greencas-
L0ANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. Ml'i E. Washington Ph. 15
• ONOON NEWS STORY reports Russell Height. 26-year-old vet, as the only white man participating in warfare between Moslem tribesmen and royal Indian forces along India's Kashmir border. At her Denver. Col., home, his British war bride, Doris, said Haight went to Afghanistan last August to take a surveying Job, but had nevei mentioned the fighting in his letters. (Internttioml)