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PAGE FOUR SOUND DOCTRINE The scriptures teach that sal- vation is in Christ (II Timothy 2:210) ; Then those who expect to enjoy salvation must enter into Christ. The most tntpor.an, & y Tus,°So,o C r s ted S and thus escape eternal de- struction prepared for those who do not obey the Lord. Fit st he must have faith for without fci'h it is impossible to phrase God (Heb. 11:3). But no- ties faun is unto righteousness and not i,.to 'Ro n. 10:10). There is not a single scripture in the Bible that says a man believes into Christ, hence it is not the step that puts one into Christ, Second he must repent. Ex- cept ye repent ye shall like- w,se perish (Luk 13:3). Repent -, ence is unto the remission of sins (Acts 2:38). There is no scripture that says a man re- penis into Christ so like faith, | repentence is unto or in the ; direction of salvation which is in Christ Third he must confess Christ ; as the Son of God (Matt. 10:32) Notice again, confession, like faith and repentence is another step into salvation and not into (Rom. 10:10). Fourth he must be baptised into Christ (Gal. 3:26-27). This is the only scripture in the Bible which tells us how to enter into Christ. "As many of you as, have been baptised into Christ j have put on Christ." (Gal. 3:27). j Since salvation is in Christ, and baptism is the step which puts one into Christ, he must be baptised before he has salva- God adds .... him to the .1 else. church (Acts 2:47). No scripture in the Bible for voting one in. fcro do whosoever VVUUOWvrw will ***** let i pooooooooGoooooooooooocoo^coo^oottixiocooooooooooo^ Work Have Your Electric -Done By The -- Rossville Electric Co. CONTRACTING IN ANY KIND OF ELECTRIC WORK - FROM HOUSE WIRING TO WHAT YOU MAY HAVE IN THE ELECTRIC LINE PHONE 4-1438 OR WRITE TO Rossville EI ectric Co. 723 Indian Avenue Rossville, - Georgia B. L, Moore Owner Produces a smooth satiny Semi-Gloss finish on either walls or woodwork. Un¬ usually Washable, Deco¬ rative and Serviceable, it is an ideal and practical finish WARREN’S t Univerral *£ Df hr, Enamel HP? ity M Mwmmm UNIVERSAL, because of its use anywhere, in; e , or outside furnilu.e, floors, woodwork, cabi¬ nets, toys or wall surfaces, 4-HOUR ENAMEL combines unusual beauty of color and finish X, with exceptional durability. Dyer Mercantile Company Southern "Ha'**" fer Southern Cllree THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURS DAY, APRIL 26, 1945^ him come. Baptism is the most an 7 ° er P nicest to he- . ** n savs oapusm God Kantism X,” p s e ^ 21) 16:15-16). God -ys baph™ washes away your sins (Acts 22:16). God says a P* s n^ooof 2:238). 1 ^ God 3 ^ 011 *.says ° hrrnti<?m 1baptism puts out^ you Then into.Christ why do some (Gal say 3^27). bap. tism is not e s senha vation? and you Read Wl1 (Gaiatians a “^ LB^ After one . has been b baptised into Christ he must wear no other name but Christ. There te none other name under heaven given among men "j (Acts 4.1 2) ). "to Sy to adorn the Christian s amor as „ ^ught in e S1 P Ephesians, and to hqh\ the , good bgh o^ faith _ and lay hohd on He eternal must be hfe. faitWul (I Timothy unto deatn 6^12h (Roy. 2:10). Thus friends we ^rcmrrHe persuade you not to accept the teaching of man unless it be clearly taught in God’s word. Read the above scriptures in your own Bible, accept them, live faith¬ ful to the end and you shall surely enter in to the rest and paradise that Christ has pre- pared , for all " * his ‘ . faithful chil- dren. of Welcome to the se ™£f s the Trenton Church of Chnst Preaching at 11 a. m. and /.JU p. m. each Lord s Day. Mid- week meeting Wednesday ence. ___ Send to: SOUND DOCTRINE, P. O. Box 15, Trenton, Ga. Is Hope Of World-Arnall ATLANTA, April 26 (GPS)— Speaking at West Georgia College on the occasion of its first Founders' Day program, Gov. Lllis Arnall said that edu¬ cation is the hope of the world, the nation and the state, and it should be the rightful heritage of our people. He also award¬ ed special citations to fifteen persons who have "contributed to the founding, growth and de¬ velopment" of the 37-year-old institution. "We must provide education so our boys and girls may take advantage of the opportunities that will be offered them in the postwar world," the governor asserted. Terming education "essential" to the state, he add¬ ed: "I even look forward to the day when every boy and girl who wants a college education can get it at the expense of the state." Gov. Arnall outlined a three- point program which he said we must carry out if we are to move forward in the postwar period with an expanded pro¬ gram of development and pro¬ vide opportunities for our re¬ turning servicemen: (1) Get our house in order by paying all oi our debts; (2) ratify the new state constitution, and (3) devel¬ op our resources and poten¬ tials. A Kansas farmer recently ap¬ plying at his War Price and Rationing Board for two gallons of kerosene to be used as an insecticide was asked to fill in an application blank asking, along with other things, what equipment was to be used. With great care he wrote: "One pan, one rag, one stick to stir with."—Wilson (Kas.) World. It Pays to Advertise! ' : v* DOES YOUR TOWN Aatie & "dean face? ” Examine your tm^n willi a critical eye. How do you think it would look to a travoler ? — or to a boy or girl returning home from overseas?'—or to a manufacturer seeking a new site for a plant ? Vi hat do they see? Are they greeted by junk heaps, dilapidated barns, tumbled down shacks ? Do they see untidy, littered squares? — dirty, fly-specked store win¬ dows?— yards and streets strewn with trash? — muddy, unpaved sidewalks ? Or do they see a town with a “clean face”— neat, progressive, proud ? How your town LOOKS is more important than you may think. You know it’s a good town, but strangers can only judge by what they see. If it is an attractive town, it will nttiact: travelers with money to spend, the WHAT IS THE GEORGIA BETTER HOME TOWNS PROGRAM? It is a down- to-earth plan to get Geor¬ gia. and Georgia towns, ready for after the war. It is preparation, on a com¬ mon-sense basis, for the re- turn of our 300,000 servicemen and women — so they will rvant to stay in Georgia when they get back. It is preparation for the coming of tourists, when travel rationing is lifted, so they will visit our towns and historic places, and — while visiting — spend the money that will give Georgia towns another source of income. 4 Every Georgia town does not want — nor can it have — a big factory, hut the Georgia Better Home Towns Program en¬ courages the establishment of locally-oper- ated and locally-financed small businesses. In short, this Program means doing the sort of things that need no wartime priorities or ratings, things that require onl\ vision, and a willingness to work together for the good of the community to make it a BETTER home town. WHEN DOES THIS PROGRAM START? Right now! In lad. many towns in Georgia have already made con¬ siderable progress, using the Georgia Better Home Towns Program as their guide. Is your town in this parade, or will it lose out to its more wide-awake nciglihurs '! The competition will he keen. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE RE THERilS NO VISION. THE PEOPLE PERISH.” 29,1. Shippers Of South Estimate Decrease ATLANTA, April 26 (GPSb- While freight car loadings throughout the nation are e> pected to be practically on the same level as in the corre¬ sponding period last year, ship¬ pers in the southeast anticipate a 16 per cent decrease in the second quarter as compared with a year ago. In the southeast 1,030,768 cars are expected to be need¬ ed, while last year in the sec¬ ond quarter 1,047,406 cars act¬ ually were loaded, an estimat¬ ed decrease of 16,638 cars. For the whole country, it is esti¬ mated 9,560,945 cars would be required, which compares with 9,548,068 actual loadings in the same second quarter pe¬ riod last year. George Seen Headed For Cabinet Post ATLANTA, Ga., April 26— The Atlanta Constitution quotes Rep. Boykin, Democrat or Ala¬ bama as saying that in his opinion Sen. George, Democrat of Georgia, could become sec¬ retary of the treasury and Sen. Bankhead, Democrat, of Ala¬ bama, secretary of agriculture if they want the jobs. “Boykin believes make President several Truman will changes in his cabinet, and he feels that no one is better fitted for the post of secretary of treasury, should Morgenthau be replaced. Standard Oil Products R. W. Suggs, Agt. Trenton, Ga. So nzht now is a crucial time to get this Program started in your town ! Springtime is an especially good time —Mother Nature is a most willing assistant in any beautifying process. Then, too —temporarily, at least —Georgia citizens and Georgia towns are in better financial position to do things that have been impossible, heretofore. With in¬ telligence, and the imagination to grasp opportunities, Georgians can TAKE ACTION NOW that will bring permanently better days to every city, town and hamlet WRITE FOR THE FREE BOOKLET that tells how you can do your part toward building a firm, pros*' perous foundation for your town, your family, your future! Send for a copy of the easy-to-read booklet* “A Wartime Program for Georgia’s Peacetime Progress”—it’s free. You’ll find it stimulating and thought-provoking. Just address a postal card to the Georgia Power Company, Box 1719, ... Atlanta (1), Georgia. by Georgia Or, if you wish, you can stop any Power Company office for your copy of this booklet. Arnall Favors New Colonial Mansion ATLANTA, April 26 (GPS>— The Atlanta Constitution's sug¬ gestion that a new governor's mansion, modeled after the old executive mansion at Mill- edgeville, be erected in Atlan¬ ta is being met with wide ac¬ claim from state and civic lead¬ ers. Even Gov. Ellis Arnall, who, like many of his predecessors, has found the converted private residence inadequate as an ex- ecutive mansion on many oc- casions, is in favor of a new place more in, keeping with the occupant's station. In fact, the present chief exec¬ utive said that if he is still serv¬ ing as governor when the war ends he hopes to build a new one. He figures $100,000 would do the job. He said it would be a replica of the Milledgeville mansion, and would compare favorably with the old home- place of Thomas Jefferson at Montivello, Va. That's one reason many are in favor of the movement. They think a governor's mansion in Georgia should be capable of attracting sightseers. The old cathedral in Port-au- Prince, Haiti, had no walls. The roof was supported by great wood pillars.which ar e still standing. <mmm mmm m tn mmm MmmmmMmmmmsmttmm, 1 ATTENTION FARMERS i§ Paints - Roofing — Bridles - Check : : Lines # Cement Farm Tools - - * * * * 1 Chattanooga Hardware Company I 2615 South Broad Street : : Chattanooga, Tennessee manufacturer looking for a new plant site, and—most importantly— our boys and girls coming home from the wars. NOW is the time for “spring cleaning” in every hamlet, town and city all over the state. NOW is the time to get more flowers planted, lawns seeded or clipped, houses painted, windows washed. This “sprucing-up” is a vital part of the Georgia Better Home Towns Program. Get together with your neighbors and do the simple things that CAN he done now to make your home town a thing of beauty— 1 to give it a brighterr-than-ever future ! NOTICE We have a considerable number of names of subscrib¬ ers on our list whose subscrip¬ tions expired in March. 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