The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, February 13, 1975, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWeekly Devotional Rev. Prank Smith Pleasant Grove Congregational Methodist Exodus 20:15 Thou shalt not steal. Today many are having a hard time making ends meet. Some have taken on extra work and are doing without a lot of things they need in order to get by, while others, sad to say, have turned to theft; when caught, their excuse is times are hard, money is short, we’re running short and doing without, so we steal to get what we want while the victim loses all the way around. The federal law protects the criminal, while he says we can’t protect ourselves against these cri minals. But God’s word says if the good man would have known in what hour the thief would come he would have watched and not suffered his house being robbed or broken into. Matthew 24:43. Jesus also said unto Peter .... put thy sword into his place .... he did not say throw it away or give it to the government. But I think, he meant you may need it for protection. Notice in 43 again: For all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword. I don’t think he meant the thief will commit suicide. Poor is the nation which will not protect his own; so poor is the man who will not protect his own or provide for his household, not by stealing. Genesis 3:19. In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread .... a workman is worthy of his hire, so the thief should be worthy of his punishment. “Amen.” Exodus 20:14. Thou shalt not commit adultery. I believe it is wrong to commit adultery; you would quickly agree with me. But, Jesus said he that looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery already in his heart. And if we would take a quick check around us in Jackson, look at some facts and statistics, we would think it like Sodom and Gomorrah. Listen, friends, the devil is on the rampage today devouring whom he will. Please turn to Jesus, not theft or your neighbor’s wife, or booze. Jesus can help you in any problem you have. Jesus came to set the captive free. Are you free? Adult Basketball League Two Jackson-Butts County Recreation men’s adult bas ketball games were played Monday, February 3rd. In the first game Parrish Drug edged out the White Knights 44 to 42. High scorers for the drug company were David Lunsford with 23 points and Danny Hoard with 10 points. For the Knights, Bill Shot well had 24 points and Ron Wade six points. In the second game, Sam’s beat the Stars 58 to 51. High scorers for Sams were Frances Mangham with 12 points and Ted Manolis with 14. Sams and the Stars are tied in league play for first place with 3 and 1 records. The Trailblazers can also be tied for first place pending the February 6th game. In second place is Parrish Drug, with the Knights and Kym Company tied for fifth and sixth place, pending their February 6th game. So far the league is very competitive and exciting. Those interested in good, sound, adult basketball are invited to attend the games. Two games were played in the Jackson-Butts County Recreation adult basketball league February 10th. In the first game, Sam’s beat Kym Cos. 73 to 44. High scorers for Sam's were Chester Milner with 10 points and Henry Milner with 8 points. For Kym Cos., Tommy Glidewell had 20 points and Kerry Allen 5 points. In the second game, Parrish Drug beat the Trail Blazers 53 to 48 in a tough fought game. High scorers for Parrish were Danny W6O WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES HI we are pleased to accept U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS dm kr 1 SAVE HMI*U 1 l* 14 111 ißir i T\ ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE ot. m flr V V LIMIT ONE . WITH *7 S0 OR MORE ORDER & COUPON BELOW A SUPERB Bl 1 ND * j J RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEE: ly EIGHT O'CLOCK f BEAN COFFEE > 1 18. Aftt BAG 1 3 18. BAG T * * MARVEL REGULAR OR SANDWICH BREAD ssv OR MARTEL v FRANKFURTER °" . ROLLS for 79/^1 VALUABLE COUPON GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 596 c Subiect to applicable tax Limit t coupon oer family. Redeemable thru Feb. I*. Price without coupon ll.o* 10' OFF “*> Prices effective thru Sunday, Feb. 16th. Items offered for sale are not available to other retail dealers or wholesalers. Not responsible for typographical errors. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1975 Hoard and E<J Duffey with 10 points and David Lunsford with 14 points. For the Trail Blazers, Bobby Askin had 20 points and James Morgan 12 points. Sam’s and the Jackson Stars are now tied for first place with 4 and 1 records, with Parrish Drug PERSONAL Friends of Mrs. Lurlene Jones are delighted to know she returned home last Wednesday from the Griffin and Blazers in second with 3 and 2 records. r S _ - - "SUPER RIGHT” QUA! Shoulder ROAST BONELESS £ Jm A&P'S SLICED " AUGOO& BACON g*! l * U.S. ONE WHITE POTATOES TO CQt lb. 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BAG APPLE SAUCE 'ts OR A&P GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 3 j\ joo A&P PEAR HALVES w-oz. s^oo PURE VEGETABLE CRISCO s|99 BOT. ■ A&P’S OWN SULTANA FROZEN MEAT PIES 499 TURKEY • BEEFOR CHICKEN Save Stic UMBO that he is doing well at the Craig Rehabilitation Hos pital in Englewood, Colorado and he is expected to be taken off the breathing machine at an early date. His address is: Andy Crumbley, 3425 S. Clarkson, Craig Rehabilitation Hospital, RIB c*f\ STEAKS *<6B BONELESS LB * H “SUPER RIGHT" QUALITY FRESH STORE GROUND BEEF VALUABLE COUPON at. MAYONNAISE BB° Subiect to applicable tax Limit one coupon per family with *7 50 or more order Redeemable thru Feb. Hth. Price without coupon Si .IS. Englewood, Colorado 80110. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Prater of Warm Springs and T-Sgt. (Ret.) W. D. Williamson and sons, Bill Jr., Lance and Anthony, of Longwood, Fla., were weekend guests of Mrs. Jessie Mackey. THE AWARE SHOPPER By Barbara Sullivan A&P Director of Consumer Affairs A&P's Butchers Pledge... 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