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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1945)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON, GEORGIA THURSDA Y, NOVEMBER 22,1945 Precious Memories where people will never old. Oh. let us be true faithful till Jesus shall call In memory oi our dear, kind home too. Then we will go friend and neighbor, Aunt Pal- that bautiful manseion, ]ie Jeffrey- The death angel, we will meet our loved ones while visiting in our community true. guided by the loving hand Lord help me live from was to day. in such a self forgetful of God into her home and moun that ted her spirit on snowy white way, even when I kneel wings, and bore her away to pray, my prayer shall be for the throne. others, others, Lord, yes others- After all that kind hearts and Let this be my motto be, loving hands could do, we cou¬ me to live for others, that I may ld not keep her here. God look¬ live for thee. ed down in tender mercy and —Louise Daniel saw that her suffering on earth REWARD-— had been great, so he called her To anyone that will to that painless land, where find me a house to rent in Jesus is waiting to welcome her Trenton or close in. Will pay home- Oh, how we miss her, $10 reward. See H. M. Ott at how lonely and sad the days Kyzer’s Service Station, Tren¬ seem, some day we will be ton, Ga. there to greet her and find it was only a dream. ON THE tiful She mansion has gone Jesus to said that I’m beau¬ pre¬ AIR paring for you. Enter into the THE VOICE joys of Heaven I have promised OF TEMPERANCE to all that are true. She waited LISTEN TO so patient for Jesus to call her SAM MORRIS on home, she has gone to that beautiful mansion never more STATION WHAS on this earth will she roam. She has gone to that city Louisville, Ky. celestial, where she walks on 6:15 A. M. DAILY streets of pure gold. She has 840 On Your Dial gone to her home in Heaven THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST ROMANS 16:16 Salute You With SOUND DOCTRINE TITUS 1:9; 2:1; I TIMOTHY 1:10; II TIMOTHY 4:3. Very few people are willing to do as stated here. Some do not know enough to contend and others are so well pleased that they say most any way will be alright. But now as in the time of Jude we need to contend for the faith. Are you ready to do so and do you be¬ lieve it ought to be done? Exhortation Needed Jude wrote them to contend i me iaith which was once tor all delivered to the Saints (Jude) 1:3. Evidently then some aid not want to do any conten- aing ior the taith and Jude had to wrne and ask that they do so. Contend means to make 1 vigorous efforts, strive in de¬ bate, argue, dispute earnestly. In all this giving reasons for what is said in the word of God jesus spent much of his time arguing with the scribes. Paul was an expert in disputing for he did so for two full years in the school of one Tyrannus( Acts 19:9-10). God also argued with the devil about Job, and with Peter about going to the Gentiles and got him to go. So it is well for all to contend for the faith as Jude says. For What Contend? Contend for the faith which was once delivered to the Sa- ints(Jude 1:3). Not the feelings and the thoughts of man, or what some now claim as a vision* Not for a faith, but THE FAITH. Not what some sinner declared was said to him. But just what was delivered to such Saints as Paul, Peter, and oth¬ ers that the Lord inspired. They preached what is written in the Word and that we must heed All gospel preachers are to the same thing, or the curse of God will be on them (Gal. 1:8). li this was done all would spe¬ ak the same thing and there would be unity among the people religiously. How To Contend Jude said earnestly (Jude 1:3). Woodiawn Baptist Church Announces Singing To Be Held The Woodiawn Baptist Chur¬ ch wishes to announce the (ollcwing services: O'Clock. Sunday School at 10 Preaching Services at 11 O'cl¬ ock A. M. and 7:30 PM. each Sunday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. There was a large attend¬ ance at the services last Sun¬ day. The Pastor, Rev. Pearl Tinker, brought the message, When God closes the door". If you haven't another church to attend, come out and helo carry on the work for the Lord. There will also be a singinq there Wed. night Nov. 28, 1945. Every one come and enjoy it with us- OBITUARY JOHNSON—HARVEY ANDREW age 62, died at the residence near Trenton, Ga. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Catherine Daniel John son; three daughters, Mrs. Luella Maxwell, Trenton; Miss Ethel and Miss Ellen Johnson, Trenton ;four grandchildren, Billy, Eddie, Frankie and Donald Von Max¬ well, and several nieces and nep¬ hews: three brothers, Ellis John¬ son, Atlanta, Ga-: Ollie Johnson, Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Mayo John son, Attalla, Ala. .seven sisters, Mrs. Minnie Byers, Mrs. Jeanette Opansyke, Mrs- Cleo Matthews, Mrs. Bessie Ellis, Miss Sadie Mary, and Rosa Johnson, all of Birmingham, Ala- Funeral were held at 2 o’clock Saturday after¬ noon at the residence near Tren¬ ton with the Rev. Joe Mayhew officiating. Intement was in the family cemetery one mile from the residence- Active pallbearers were A. C- Killian, Jerry Pace, E. A. Ellis, Tom Tatum, Bates Wilkerson and I- H- Wheeler- Honorary pallbearers were A. L. Dyer, W- I- Price, E. R. Brandon, Jim Jenkins, J. M. Breedlove and Wiley Gass- Buy Victory Bonds The Only Bargain In Dry Cleaning is QUALITY WE GIVE YOU PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE For the Convenience of our Dade County Customers, our Downtown Office will Efficiently Serve You. BRANCH OFFICE: 616 BROAD STREET Vine Street Cleaners & Dyers, Inc. PLANT OFFICE: 424 VINE STREET PHONE 7-5415 CHATTANOOGA, TENN. TRENTON BARBER SHOP MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY BARBER SHOP OPEN FROM 7:30 A. M. TO 7:00 P.M. (Closed On Wednesdays) 7:30 A. M. TO 10 P- M- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE! Two Barbers on Friday and Saturday (F. C. Beaty and Tom Sims) TRENTON BARBER SHOP ODD FELLOW BLDG. TRENTON, GEORGIA | DONT THROW THAT RADIO AWAY It May be a year before a better one can be purchased and it may take but a TUBE to put it back in service. RADIOS may be ordered for future delivery. See sample in our w'ndow. Superior Radio Service 'Sole owner of the name' 119-121 West Sixth Street Phone 7-4710 Give the Wife A Day Off! Have Sunday Dinner With Us “Just Plain Home-Cooked Food’ We Serve Good Coffee Trenton Drug Sundries Square And On The Square TARPAULINS FORGES :: ANVILS :: VISES CORN SHELLERS :: ROOFING * * * * CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE CO. 2615 South Broad Street :: Chattanooga Tennessee $1.50 A Year! LOOKING AHEAD by GEORGE S. BENSON President—Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Employment First People who work in the fields, In mills, mines and shops, on railroads and in industry generally, are to be congratulated upon President Truman’s choice of Fred M. Vin¬ son, the new Secretary of the Treas¬ ury of the United States. His under¬ taking is enormous, delicate and vital. But it is my belief that no¬ body else in government is quite as well qualified to handle the job as- Vinson. The new cabinet member knows taxes. Things he has said already prove that he is keenly aware of two things that are currently the most important facts about taxes. (1) High taxes are necessary, now and for some time to come. (2) Wrongly devised taxes in the United States can wreck the financial struc¬ ture of the entire world in a few months. Dark Ages might visit the earth again. A Dependable Thing The “yankee dollar” is one of few known quantities left in the finan¬ cial world. While this condition lasts, there is a way for weak and depleted countries to gain industrial and then financial strength. The dol¬ lar will remain good so long as Uncle Sam keeps meeting his obli¬ gations promptly, fulfilling prom¬ ises and paying the interest on his stupendous national debt. Our debt is so big and America’s moral obligations are so exacting that taxes must be high after the war, much higher than they have ever been in peaceful years before. Government has no way to get mon¬ ey except by taxing its citizens. Con¬ sequently the citizens have to be prosperous. There must be full em¬ ployment, plenty of jobs at good wages—otherwise not enough taxes. | Holding our Ground The world is relying on the sol¬ vency of America, on the soundness of the dollar, and it all depends on Jobs. Mr. Vinson said: “Taxes should be levied in such a way that they have the least harmful effect on the expansion of business invest¬ ment and the creation of jobs be¬ cause productive employment is the source of ... revenue which the gov¬ ernment collects from taxes.” The Secretary’s eye was not on taxes alone. In a recently published report he made it clear that pro-^ ductive employment is the foun¬ dation of America’s living standard (highest in the world), the source of j all income and the basis of pros-: perity for business and agricul¬ ture. We may be assured that Vin¬ son will always do his best to pre¬ vent ruination of jobs by taxing busi¬ ness to a standstill. A Rational Economy Here is a powerful and rational sentence from Vinson’s pen: “The sooner uncertainties in the post-war tax structure are removed, the soon¬ er business management will be inclined to make firm commitments for expansion and the faster men can be put back to work following the wholesale cancellation of con¬ tracts that will occur with the un¬ conditional surrender of Japan.” Buy Victory Bonds There is to be no foolishness about it. Not trying to ridicule, or laugh it off- or make light of it. Not mocking about it but using only witty and smart as the world might say, but sincere and earnest. Believing and do¬ ing only what is commanded in the word. Why Contend For The Faith? Exhorted to do so (Jude 1:3). This aone there will be of the same mind and there will be no ai visions among us (Cor. 1:10 tveryone will Oe oelieving the same thing and following only one book the Bible. All speak¬ ing the oracle of God or not speaking at all (Peter 4:11). What a blessing this would be and the world would believe that God had sent his son into the world (John 17:21). Teach¬ ing people to do all that the Saviour commanded and noth¬ ing more (Matt. 28:19-20). This would mean safety and surety for eternal life. Whai Did The Faith Teach? This is found in the New Testament and there we must look to see what it is. Jesus said, "He that believeth ana is baptized shall be saved" (Mark 16:16)- "Repent and be baptized for the remission of sins" (Acts 2:38). When they were such as should be saved the Lord added them to the chur ch (Acts 2:38). Thus being faith¬ ful unto death the crown of life will be given (Rev. 2:10). Walk¬ ing in the light one is cleaned by the blood (John 1:7). Doing whatsoever Jesus commanded and being his friend (John 15:14) overcome and not have your name blotted out, but clothed in white (Rev- 3:5). For only those who do this will of the Father will enter into the King¬ dom of Heaven (Matt. 7:21). This do and contend for it al¬ ways. Welcome to the churches of Christ. Sound Doctrine, P. O. Box 15, Trenton, Ga. Thomas Daniel Gets Honorable Discharge Pfc. Thomas E. Daniel, Route 1, Trenton, is on his way home after 38 months of service, 15 cf which were spent in Alaska at Ladd Field, Eleventh Air Force base 100 miles below the Arctic Circle. Pfc. Daniel departed last nite by Air Transport Command liner on the first leg of his 4,300 mile journey to the separation center at Fort McPherson, Ga- During the war Ladd Field was the hub of the Alsib (Alas- ka-Siberia) route over which more than 7,000 warplanes were ferried to Russia. Sand Mountain News The church of Christ contin¬ ues to meet in the new church building every Sunday at 11 A- M. and every one is cordially invited to come and hear the gospel. Pfc. Leonard L. Daniel, son of Lyman Daniel has arrived home after receiving a honor¬ able discharge. A/S Boyd Crisp is spending his furlough here with friends and relatives. Van Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wall, has arrived at home here after receiving a well earned descharge. We are very sorry to report the death of the daughter of Mrs Nettie E. Daniel, Lettie, after a five week's illness. We are sorry to report that after living for a day and night the little infant of Mrs- Wilard Tinker died. Mrs. Ruby White and dau¬ ghter, Barbara, visited Miss Juanita Daniel Saturday. Mrs Rachel Daniel spent Sun day with her sister, Mrs. Milie E. Daniel. Mrs. Liza Horten and her dau¬ ghter, Inez White visited Mrs. Una Bele Stone and family on > Wednesday. •* 000 000 000 0 000 0 000 3 000000000 005 00000000000000000 ^ We Have a Good Stock of..... TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ANTI FREEZE ELECTRIC IRONERS ELECTRIC CHURNS ALL KIIDS OF HAND TOOLS REGULAR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS KYZER SERVICE STA. KYZER AUTO PARTS Trenton Georgia \ ! ooooooooooooooooooo o oo o oc o oooft Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends % and neighbors for the acts of kindness shown us dur¬ ing the illness and death of our dear Mother, and for the beau¬ tiful floral offerings. Mrs. Pearl Womack Mrs. Nellie Coney M r . Charlie Jeffrey M r. Luther Jeffrey Mr. Earl Jeffrey Mrs- Pallie Jeffrey passed a- way at her home at the age of 69, Wednesday, November 14th She is survived by three sons and two daughters: Charlie, Luther, and Earl Jeffrey; Nellie Coney, and Pearl Womack all of Trenton. COLIC AND GAS? If your child suffers with colic and gas cramps he needs relief quickly. Often a mild laxative is the answer. /%Triena FOR CHILDREN Triena gives thorough relief, I when a laxative is needed— it’s made with famous senna. It’s easy to give Triena, too, ' because it’s flavored with de¬ licious prune juice. Children like its taste. Let Triena help you. 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