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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1946)
The Churches of Christ Salute You." —ROMANS 16:16. ONENESS OF GODS PLAN “There is ONE body, and ONE Spirit, even as ye are called in ONE hope of your calling; ONE Lord, ONE faith, ONE baptism, ONE God, and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.” Eph. 4:4-6. ONE God. “I am the Lord thy God . .. Thou shalt have no oth¬ er gods before me.” Ex. 20:2, 3. “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.” Matt. 22:37. “This is the love of God, that we KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS.” I John 5:3. ONE Lord. “Therefore let all the house of Israel know as¬ suredly that God hath made same Jesus, whom ye have cru¬ cified, both Lord and Christ.” Acts 2:36. Lord means ruler, master. Jesus said, “All power (authority) is given unto me in heaven and earth.” Matt. 28:18. How much authority, then, has Moses or any mere man or group of me in the realm of pure and undefiled religion today? “God GAVE HIM (Christ) TO BE THE HEAD OVER ALL THINGS TO Gospel of Christ, Post Office Box 15, Trenton, Georgia. Welcome to the Church of Christ at Trenton. iOOOOOOOCOOO C O S COOOO O OOOC OCO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOq ANNOUNCEMENT We are happy to announce that we are now able to be open from 6 AM to 12 PM We believe these new hours will make it more convenient for our many customers and friends to have their autos serviced than we have been able to do in the past. We thank all our patrons for their past patronage and promise that we will do our utmost to deserve your patronage in the future. KYZER SERVICE STATION ' CROWN GASOLINE ATLAS TIRES ATLAS TUBES TRENTON, GEORGIA Yes, Right HERE Is Where Busy People Can Bank! When shortage of time, or any other reason, does not permit you to bank conveniently in person Just mail your deposit to us and it will be handled just as though it had been made in person, lour in¬ quiries are invited. (Hamilton NATIONAL BANK OF CHATTANOOGA UNHlSStt Main at Market—East Chattanooga—Market at Seventh 1424 McCallie—Rossville, Ga.-Teniu Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation * Member Federal Reserve System An Ad in The Times Will Bring Results THE CHURCH, WHICH IS HIS BODY, the fullness of Him that filleth all in all.” Eph. 1:22, 23. The true church has but ONE Head, Christ in heaven—NONE on earth. ONE ^Spirit. Jesus, speaking to His apostles, said, “Howbeit, when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth.” John 17:17. Therefore, the Spirit would, and did, direct the apostles in setting forth God’s word. How do we appro¬ priate the benefit of the Spirit into our lives? Here is how: “In whom (Christ) ye also trusted, AFTER THAT YE HEARD THE WORD OF TRUTH, THE GOS¬ PEL OF YOUR SALVATION: in whom also AFTER THAT YE BELIEVED, YE WERE SEALED WITH THAT HOLY SPIRIT of promise.” Eph. 1:13. ONE body. “He (Christ) is the head of the body the church . Col.l:18. Since there is ONE body and the church is that body, how many churches are there? Some might say, “All the faiths make up the one church.” The first two words FOR CONGRESS To the People of the l mgressional District Georgia: I respectfully solicit your port in my candidacy for election to Congress, subject the Democratic primary. If again honored by the pression of your confidence shall continue to accord you your interests the most taking and diligent service I can, without regard to or organizations. I shall tribute what I can in my to the welfare of all our If you have had occasion to on me for any kind of help, know that I have responded quickly to the request of constituent as to another. I take orders from no other au thority than you. On national issues growing of the great emergency which we are passing, I shall, good faith, try to voice your I hope you will be able to that my experience in with these problems will be some value to you at this time. Your votes and your in my behalf will be remembered. Sincerely yours, MALCOLM C. JARS CAPS, LIDS A RUBBERS ^ And follow instruction, in me Ball Blu. Book. To get your copy send 10c with your name and addreaa to— BALL BROTHERS COMPANY, Mantle, ind. HEADACHE^ Capodine contains A specially A ™ •elect id ingredients that work together to give quick relief from headache and neuralgia* Follow directions on label. Liquid CAPUDINE in the next paragraph are the words of the Apostle Paul. ONE faith. “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hear ing by the word of God.” Ro¬ mans 10:17. . If all were con¬ tent to accept no book but the Bible and no creed but Christ, then all would be of ONE Faith. “Now I beseeche you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the SAME thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment.” I Cor. 1:10. ONE baptism. This baptism requires water, (Acts 8:36), ing down into the water, 8:38), a burial in water, (Rom. 6:4), and a coming up out the water, (Acts 8:39). baptism is for the remission sins, (Acts 2:38 and 22:16), will add you to the (Acts 2:41 and 47). ONE hope. “That being tified by His grace, we be made heirs according to HOPE OF ETERNAL Titus 3:7. Do you have ONE hope? Picked Up Around Town We might call a chap Surrey, says Tommy Gray, because he has fringe on top. * • * Ike Wheeler says one of the sweetest songs of yesteryear was “One Ham On Rye... * » • To think we ever complained, says Murphy Burrell, because turkey hung around so long af¬ ter Thanksgiving. *- * • The same time father gets out his fishing tackle, smiles Guy Griffin, is time mother gets out her preserving kettle. * * • There should be Insurance to protect folks from grocery bills, says Pete Taylor, like the in surance that protects them from hospital bills. * * * Cleron Kyzer wonders why somebody doesn’t invent a way to play bridge without partners. * * * Those works of art by Con gressmen are worthy of hang¬ ing, says Jim Geddie, and some of the bills they pass are wor¬ thy of hanging them. *' * * Judge Carroll wouldn’t be surprised if the neighborhood boys form a lawn-cutter’s un¬ ion and demand refreshments with increased rates and time and a half for trimminng. * * * I can remember the time, says James Case, that every time I saw a white piece of cloth I didn’t think what a nice shirt it would make. * * * Those early Indians did pret ty well with what they had to paddle, says Mayor Dyer, spite of these new aluminum and plastic models. Sand Mountain News By Mrs. Una Belle Stone The Gospel meeting now progress at the Church of will continue through night of this week. The preach er for the meeting is Joe N. evangelist of the Dayton, Tenn Church of Christ. I. H. er, Jr., Is leading the Everyone is invited to these series of services. Time 7:30 each evening. Mr. Charley Carroll, who was seriously ill, is improving very slowly. i ’f yiB Mr. and Mrs. Tealons Forester of Chattanooga spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stone and family. Mrs. Leverette visited Mrs. Millie E. Daniel Thursday after¬ noon. Mrs. Reba Tinker and children visited Mrs. Lyman Daniel last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Denvil Daniel and family and his mother, Mrs. Ra¬ chel Daniel, went shopping In Chattanooga Saturday. Miss Winona Crisp of Chat¬ tanooga viisted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Crisp, last week. Mrs. Mary Walden was in Chattanooga Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stone and family were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone, and family. Mrs. Siller Thompson spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Nation, and Mr. Nation at Ringgold. Mrs. Millie E. Daniel and Una Belle Stone visited Mr. and Mrs. Logan Daniel and family at Shi¬ loh Sunday evening. Mr. Elcanon Roberts spent sev¬ eral days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bearden. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Duncan were in Trenton Saturday. It Pays To Advertise SEE GRAHAM BLADE CO. YOUR LOCAL 1275 MARKET STREET DEALER CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Housewives Urged To Save Used Fats Dade countians must continue the good work by saving every ounce of used fat this summer and fall, Mr. Roy Moore, County Committeeman, of the Agricul¬ tural Conservation Association, asserted this week in disclosing that “the American people, in the four years of salvage fat col¬ lection have turned in more than 680,000 pounds of grease and tallow.” As a result of the cooperation, Mr. Moore said, soap was in short supply but remained unrationed during the war years. He point- i ed out that soap is still scarce, and that “unless housewives con¬ tinue to save and turn in used fats, they can expect even less soap in the months ahead.” Despite excellent cooperation in salvaging fats, he said, one out of every three women is still throwing away used kitchen fats. “Everyone uses soap,” he said, “so it is to every homemaker’s interest that she save used fats and turn them in.” Meat deal¬ ers, he said, are continuing to pay four cents a pound for used kitchen fats. Mr. Moore pointed out that saving used fats can help the starving millions abroad, since “the more we save, the more new edible fats we can release for shipment to those unfortunate people overseas.” Reduction Made In S. S. Personnel Due to a reduction in appro¬ priation for Selective Service for the fiscal year of 1947, reduction is being made in personnel or working hours in Draft Boards all over the country. Local Board No. 1, Dade County, Tren¬ ton, Georgia, having only one employee, announces the follow¬ ing schedule, effective July 1, 1946: The office hours will be as follows until further notice: Monday, Tuesday and Wednes¬ day, open 7 a. m., close 4 p. m. Thursday, open 7 a. m., close 2 p. m., with one hour for lunch on each of these days. The of¬ fice will be closed all day Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Mrs. Virginia P. Page, Clerk. BAPTIST REVIVAL TO BEGIN JULY TWENTY-ONE A revival will begin at the Bap¬ tist church on July 21. Rev Lu¬ ther Hixon will do the preach¬ ing. Everyone make plans to attend this revival. Buy Victory Bonds Huiet Accepts Challenge of CIO's RADICAL PA C! Ben T. Huiet was elected by the people overwhelming for three terms by an vote. He has kept the faith and justified their confidence. He has served more than 80,000 World War II Vet¬ erans and 65,000 displaced workers since V-J Day. Ben T. Huiet belong- to no special group or clique; he wears no man’s collar other than his own* He accepts the challenge of the radical lead¬ ers of the C.I.O.’s Political Action Committee who are supporting his opponent sim¬ ply because he will not allow them to dominate the Depart¬ World War I Veteran ment of Labor of Georgia. LET’S RE-ELECT * BEN T. HUIET * Commissioner of Labor of Georgia PRIMARY JULY 17, 1946 Veal « Square Veal" STOVALL TO SPEAK CHURCH OF CHRIST HERE Charles Stovall, age 17, of Tex¬ will be the speaker at the 11 M. service, as well as at the P. M. service at the Trenton of Christ this coming according to announce¬ made by the church.' Everyone is invited to be pres¬ and hear this outstanding evangelist. EMERGENCY SEEMS UNWANTED Washington, June 30.—Presi¬ Truman’s emergency bill, which congress only a month ago, now PPears unloved, unwanted and unlikely to succeed. Administration leaders are not pushing it, although the Pres¬ ident again formally asked, it on June 11. The lack of steam behind the has been widely noticed Capitol Hill. Today it was on Speaker Sam desk and no one had risen to fight for it further. FOR CONGRESS To the Voters of the Seventh Congressional District: I hereby announce my candi¬ dacy for Congress at the July 17th primary. If elected, I pledge myself to work for com¬ plete rural electrification; de¬ velopment of North Georgia’s resources, legislation to provide low-cost homes for veterans and more effective laws for restoring and preserving peace between labor and management. My op¬ ponent has been in Congress twenty years. I will appreciate your giving me a chance to serve you in this capacity. Your vote and influence will be appreciatel. Respectfully, HENDERSON LANHAM. GROWN UP? up, force tasting Children but them adult they like on laxatives. don’t to a play child. like grown¬ Don’t bad- I 7¥Triena CHILDREN FOR Stop begging your child to take the laxative he needs. Get Triena. 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