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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1946)
ijss The Churches of Christ Salute You." —ROMANS 16:16 Why You Should Be a Member of the Church of Christ a vine institution, into which ev¬ ery soul in the world is invited by the Lord. It has been pur chased by His blood, and is the only blood-bought institution on earth. In it redeemed people have the hope of eternal life. Outside of it there is no hope at all. The church of the Lord is not a faction. It is not a denomina¬ tion. It is not a sect. It is the one religious institution that all of us can wholeheartedly sup¬ port. Nothing can be said against its Author, its Founda¬ tion, its organization, its begin¬ ning, its mission, its aim, its scope, its government, its meth¬ ods, its conditions of member¬ ship or its value both in this world and the world to come. When we consider that the word “church” simply means “called out,” and refers to the fact that its members have been separated from their sins and called out of the lost multitude of the unsaved, it is easy for us then to see that the church of our Lord is on a plan all its own. It cannot be reduced to a par¬ tisan level. Gospel of Christ, Post Office Box 15, Trenton, Georgia. Welcome to the Church of Christ at Trenton. HEADACHE Oapudine contains 4 specially •circled ingredients that work together to give quick relief from headache and neuralgia. Follow directions on label. ’liquid CAPUD JJ n oooooooooooooo c oooooooooooooooooooooo ooo WANTED ! Hundreds of students desiring FREE Radio Service Course. No obligations or catches to this. 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You ai^e taught the various tests and how to make them. All needless theo¬ ry and mathematics are omitted so that you may under¬ stand quickly. The complete course under one cover— Only $6.45. This also entitles you to Free information service for thrtee months. Take your place in the Radio Service World. Order today. HAZELTON ENTERPRISES’ Dept. 11 302 Temple Court Building Chattanooga, Tenn. Pletse send me the Radio Servicce Short Cut Course under one cover as described above for only $6.45. I am also to receive Free information service regarding service problems for thrtee months from date course is received. Name ...................... Address.................... (Please Print) City and Zone..........................State........... Money Order ( ) Checy ( ) C. O. D. ( ) GRAHAM ~1 ^^aOUBLE EDGE j 0 r „ SEE GRAHAM BLADE CO. YOUR LOCAL 1275 MARKET STREET DEALER CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946. The entire word of God is nec essary for its law. Nothing can suffice, and nothing is needed. By the new birth members have become the ily of God, and the Father’s is the law of His obedient ren. They have all been ciled into one body by the cross; sanctified by the sacrifice Jesus; and comforted by the Holy Spirit. Theirs is the hope of trading the transient things of this age for the eternal joys of God’s everlasting home of the soul. The conditions of membership in this church are recorded in the New Testament because the New Testament is the law of Christ to govern the church of Christ. Jesus personally taught these conditions to His apostles: “Except ye believe that I am He, ye shall die in your sins.” John 8:24. Again: “Except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.” Luke 13:3. Yet again: “Go* 1 ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature; he that believeth and is baptized be saved; and he that be- not shall be damned.” j 16:16. FOR SALE THE J. B. 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MAK£f OF THE FAMOUS ALLIED BRAND It Pays To Advertise ' Not only did Jesus teach conditions of salvation, but commande His apostles to do “Go ye therefore, and teach nations, baptzing them in name of the Father, and of Son, and of the Holy TEACHING THEM TO OB SERVE ALL THINGS EVER I HAVE YOU ...” Matt. 28:19-20. The apostles were then by the Holy Spirit as taught these same terms of don to multitudes. Peter, in 2, produced belief in the of his hearers; then told to “repent and be baptized, ery one of you in the name Jesus Christ for the onf sins ...” Not only did Jesus and the apostles teach these conditions of salvation, but also the teach¬ ers of the early church. Exam¬ ples of such conversions can be found in detail in chapters 2, 8, 9, 10, 14 and in chapter 18, and verse 8. By the same process by which one is saved he becomes a mem- of the Lord’s church. The Lord who purchased him adds him to the church. He becomes part of the “saved.” Local and Personal Dale Dover Is visiting R. M. Thurman and other friends near Ooltewah, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Swanson spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J K. Tate in Chttanooga. George E. Gates, of Chat¬ tanooga, spent last Friday night with his father, P. A. Gates. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hutcheson returned Thursday of last week from a visit with relatives near Birmingham, Ala. A series of revival services are in progress at the local Meth¬ odist church, conducted by Rev. C. E. Wilson of LaFollette, Tenn. Mrs. Lottie Thacker and Miss Ruby Thacker of Quana, Texas, are visiting Mrs. I. O. Wheeler and Mrs. Henry Posey. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brock have returned from a ten days trip to Miami and other points in Flor¬ ida. Enroute they visited rel¬ atives in Vienna, Ga. Chief of Police Baty was call¬ ed to Knoxville, Tenn., Wednes¬ day by the death of his brother, George Baty. Mr. Baty was a veteran of World War I, and died in the Veterans Hospital in Johnson City. Cheaper To Obey State Game Laws Than Pay Fines It is getting more and expensive to violate the and-fish laws in Georgia, cording to Fred Brewer, ant director of the State and Fish Commission. Brewer pointed out that June a total of 83 persons paic $2,213.90 for violating the lations. Fifteen had been ing, costing them $341. basket fishermen paid Three people hunted deer of season and paid $250. people were hunting doves a baited field and paid Twelve hunted doves out of sea¬ son and forfeited $575. One person was selling fish without a license, which cost him $22.50, and 45 were caught without fishing license to the tune of $517.20. “A brief analysis of the fines Brewer stated, "would show that it would have been far cheaper for these persons to have obeyed the law. In addition, many of the cases were violations which deplete our game and fish badly. “It isn’t just a 'question of breaking a law. These violators taking natural resources belong to each of us and the rightful heritage of our Contracts In State For 1946 At 37 Million 1 During the present year, road contracts will reach with a letting sched¬ of $2,000,000 for August 2, to George McDonald, of the State Highway Highway engineers and drafts¬ are working toward a goal $37,000,000 by the end of the all-time record for building in Georgia. In past, construction has av¬ little more than $10,000,- per year. Over the war period, $16,000,- in federal funds accu¬ and Governor Ellis has provided $5,000,000 to on additional state road on which the state full cost. , neuralgia Next time yon have neuralgia or head- eche set quick relief with Capudin*. Acte feat because it’* liquid—no time laat welting for Its Ingredients to die- eolve.'All druggists. Use Capudine only M directed. 10c, 10c. «Gc sisea. 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