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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26

MIS-. |. J. Harrison, r. G. II,risor
r. Dr. and Mis-. J. W. Parker Nj,
~ Carson, a. A. james. and Rev,
ana Mrs. W. d. McInnis, VIM Nv y
fumch was served ON fine ,u,
n'" WIN Miss Edna Longest and
MS, Mss blanche Harrison presiding n
vac punch table. They were assist
w ny Misses Halle Frank Mill,
""'F hfNan Adams, and Becky Mills.
M's. T.. NJ. Rollins invited guests
NV" INC dining room which v,s
""'c'uily decorated in green and
"i!!tc, with the central Arrangement
u" 'hc table large Silver lurccu
'"i'HIning carnations, Snapdragpns.
ana paDyS breath and white t.uyrs
,h SILVER candlcStiCks at each end
ice cream, cake. miniS and nuts were
served 10y Misses Page Brudic. Emma
ihoNaS Rose, Anna Mae Hruiu
1ct R"sc Jones, Lucille White, and
Caroline Miles.
Miss Sara James and Miss Jean
BOOK.
Hoodoycs were said by Mrs. 4. G..
VOW and Mr5. Il. w. Bruln.
MI. and Mrs. Dixon lett OH a wrd-
dilG trlp I" an unannuunccd dc;ti-
nation, and upon their return they
VIII make their home al 2Jg GhuI-
son avenue. For travelling NJ.
DIXON chose Il dress of blue EnnaI.,.
crepe trimmed III white. with bin.
and white accessories. She wore tho
orchid from her bridal bouquet rs i
shoulder CorSagc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26
SOCIETY NFWC
rrIyrT pAwS-PROBLEaI CAT
'inr Kelley WOUlilcy

civ little pu>s with your innoccn,
All
know you're awaiting my favoritc
chair.
And though may call you Milford
Velvet Paws
Tbc sofa DvarS witness you also have
claws.
Nv warn Is all knottcd-for shame,
Oh. for shame,
Won thought tina, | wouldn't know
last who To blame.
loIc your soft purring, but gracious
And where did you learn tina, afro
me. how
C.DuS meow?
You are naughty and mischicvous,
Velvet Paws, dear.
I canno, imagine why I keep you
Your manners are hopeless. but even
II thdt
/ know that al heart you're zen
,lrman cat.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26

Wh""icr the bird missed rs mark.
Dut ! do no, fancy it often misses.
oh returning To It's perch II usually
seems l" turn around Immediately
alter pcrching. and il NAV be no,;cco
turning its head slowly first i'm This
uHec,iIh and then III that with few
ihsec's escaping its keen sight. II
never h"pS aD"u, the branches look
!aS Tor insects, but always catches
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26
Takes Training

Mis- Sara Gill left last night for
Boston. MasS., where she will take
training with the Liberty Mitchc.:
Insurance. Co.. for three week. af,cr
which She VIII hc I'm tho office f.,
that company al High Point.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26

.hr,'l "n the, wing. Despite o.. uumu
II o"'s ~, conlliv itself To- Wurd,. Il
rev good sized trees irr uu.ing is all
u needs. and these bcinp present !,
VIII Stay conicntcdly around human
haoita'!oonS. The wood pcwcc Is 4.
pam md friendly little bird. with
no bad habits.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-26

Less crOwding Of chickens S;rct
sanitation, and careful management
can reduce summer mortality greatly.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14
WE'RE IN THE NIGHT OF
THE 9TH DAY, AND THE
DAWN OF THE 9TH DAY

In CD days God made the
Heaven and the Earth, the Sea
and all that's in them, and the
fowls of the air, in fact every
thing. Gen. 2:2. Elk. 20:9-10-11.
God said to humanity 6 days
shall you labor and do all of your
work, but the 7th day is the sab
bath, in 1t thou shall not do any
work.
We will notice that the Lord
rested on the 7th day. Let us no
tice Pisa. 90:4 End Peter 3:S.
The Lord SAYS on the spirit in
David says, for a thousand years
in thy sight are but as yesterday
when it is past, and as a watch
in the night. Let us notice what
the spirit in Peter says, but, be-
loved be not ignorant of this one
thing, that one day is with the
Lord as a thousand years, and a
thousand years as one day. Let
us not be ignorant now says the
Lord. Gods day is 1000 years,
day is "a hours. God
gave us two of his days in the
LIST or Antedelivian world, which
means that, that world stood two
thousand 10000 years and ended }
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an Holy calling, not according to
our works, but according to his
own purpose and grace which
was given us in Christ Jesus be-
fore the world began, But is now
made manifest by the appearing
of our Saviour Jesus Christ, who
rath abolished death, and hath
brought life and immortality to
light through the gospel.
My friends we once thought
and many of you yet think that
life and immortality come s
through the grave, but it does
not, it comes to us through the
light of the gospel. We are in a
land flowing with milk and
honey, not a sky flowing with
milk and hony, but land. We've
long been hoodwinked by the
devil, he told US that our home
was in heaven above the sun,
moon, and stars, but we've
up with him, because
where ever a person is born is
their home, therefore our home
is here on Earth, because we
were born on the Earth and not
In the sky.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14

M. l.. Franklin, Mrs. A. E
Grant, Terrenz R. Goodwin. Mrs
Mable Gardner, Earl George, Ike
Garth, Miss Sarai Greene, Will
Grayson, Harriet GIBSON, N. T.
Greene, w. j. Hyatt, Mrs. 1ner-
esa' HALEY, Mrs. Maggie Hughes,
Arthur Hayes, Thomas Hall, Err
nest Hall, Presley Holiday, Rev.
L. r. Hayes, Miss e. j. Hanger,
Tom Halls, George w. Hollifeld
George w. Hobbs, Mrs. Ida Hart
Hickey, Hugh Hall, Mrs. J. M.
Johnson, Mrs. Ora E. James, Mrs.
Bennett E. Jones, r. Jones, Nit
chell, L. Jackson, USN, W. M.
King, Miss Empress Krizer, Lon
ME Lewis. Mrs. A. E. Lomax,
Mrs. A. B. LeLearn, Mrs. Mary
Lindsay, Mrs. VIM. Lee. Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. Florence Lewis. Mrs.
George Lynch, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Iver, Mrs. S. w. Martin, Mrs.
Nellie L. McGale, Mrs. Margaret
A. Malone, Leonard Moore, Ed
ward harrison Jr., Walter H. Ma
ney, Dornatt J. McGale, Mrs.
Geneva Nancy, Miss Elsie NJ. Mil
lar, Mrs. Rose Mitchell, Mrs. Oc-
Mrs. Elva Nicholas. Mrs. Edna
tavia Nordis, George Nichols,
Nichols, Mrs. Viola aPlmer, Mr..
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and Mrs. Ivan r. Potts, Oscar
ePnnington,
Mrs. Bessie Ratcliff, E. 1. Rob
ison, Sgt. Austin Randolph, Mrs.
Clarence Rounds, Mrs. Dorothy
Reese, Mrs. j. c. Robinson, Al
fred j. Sales Jr., Mrs. Dezerra
Suide, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Stat
ford, Mrs. Mildred Staten, G.. d.
Straoter, Mrs. S. II. Stone, w. 7.
Selectman, Mrs. B. Sims, Willie
Thomas, Mrs. Eartha Thomas,
Thelma Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Twitty, Mrs. Orange
Tribble, Louis Todd, Miss Fran
ces Tebean, Miss Mable williams.
Mrs. Corinne Wilson, Mrs. Wal
ter washington, Mrs. A. c. Wa
tiers, Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Frank
Winslow, Mrs. Amy Wormley,
Thomas Wilson, Ruth Wells,
Fred Wodson, Mrs. Frank Win
slow, Miss Arlene Yarbrough.
Ire final standing of ire work
ers will be given next week to
gether with list of memberships
from Alaska. The Alaska mem
bers, as was true last year, were
secured through the courtesy of
Mrs. zelmar Lawrence, a former
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14

with a flood, two thousand
10000 years was given in the
End or Jewish world, that world
ended when Jesus was born,
days was gone.
This present world has been
standing 1871 years, in other
words 1 day and 941 years in
another day leaving about SO
years befores the close or end of
this world, but let us notice
Matt. 24:20-21-22. God says
those days shall be shortened for
the Elect sake, which means this
world will not stand 1000 years.
therefore he will cut apart of the
So years off, no one knows how
many of the SO years will be cut
off. but we do know that every
thing is being cut short, women
have cut their hair, their dresses
and their sleeves short, and a
few years ago the government
cut the paper money short.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14

US go back to the civil law, there
are traffic laws, juvenile laws.
federal laws, misdemeanor laws,
supreme laws, and many others.
Would we go to federal court II
we violated a traffic law? no we
would not, we would go before
traffic court, because there are
laws that govern traffic.
God told my Bishop The Rt.
Rev. w. H. Harris that He (God)
is a combination of immutable
laws, Bishop threw this out
among the saints, not one of the
ministers began to dig into this
combination of laws. God did not
open these laws up to my Bishop,
he just gave them to him sealed
up. but told him that he (God)
is a combination of immutable
laws and It's up to the ministers
to pick them to pieces, therefore
one morning in the early part of
May 1910, while was in high
realm, God caught my mind up
in the rapture of himself and be-
gan to open up to me this
Combination of l m m u table
Laws"
He first called my attention to
Law no. 1, which is, "The Law of
Creation" The law of creation
CONTROLS the things that was
created, this law controls the |
inner man, which is a spirit See
(Gen. 1870 Law no. 2. 1.-THE !
Law of Bringing Forth this
law is controlled by power, God |
just spoke and said let there be, !
and his words were so powerful |
that things began to come forth.
Law no. 8, 1.-THE Law of Making"
CONTROLS the things that was
made. this law CONTROLS the body !
(see Gen. 2:7.) Law no. 4, 1.-The
Law of Increase" is controlled
by wisdom, and governs the thing
that was brought forth (see Gen.
Law no. 5, "hTe Law
of Life" is controlled by God, the
life giver. Law no. 6, 1.-The Law
of DEATH" this law is controlled
by the Carnal mind (see Rom.
$3.50 Law no. 7, 1.-The Law of
Light" this law governs or con-
trolls the sight, because where
there Is no light, there is no
sight. But where there is light
there is sight. Law no. 8, "The
Law of Darkness" this law is
controlled by the law of light,
when light comes darkness dis
appears. God is light, let him
,ome in to us and give light to
his dark world.
Law no. 8, 1.-THE Law of Time"
his law CONTROLS the flesh, this {
S why men die, they are under
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NAACP Benefit

Mrs. Dennison, James c. Ellis
Willard Ely, Eduard Ellison,
Russell A. Erickson.
A. Fryson, Mrs. Kathrine
Fisher, Mrs. Clara Frazier, Mrs.
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this law, there is death in time
but in Eternity there is no death
Law no. 10, "The Law of Eter-
nifty" this law is controlled by
God, he is an Eternal spirit, He
will come in man, or l will say
he's already in man and will
make our flesh perpetual. it will
never decay, If men can take clay
and make it perpetual (stop it
from dissolving) how much more
can God do with our body?
Law no. Il, 'oThe Law of GRAY
itation," this law controls the
earth, and the earth CONTROLS the
body, when we walk it is the
gravitational force that pulls our
feet back to the ground, Jesus
was not under this law, that is
why he could walk on the water,
the earth had no power over his
body, the grave could not hold
his body Enoch and Elijah came
from under the law of gravitation
therefore they were translated.
their body was illuminated, when
we come from under it we will be
translated.
Law no. II, "The Law of In
timation," this law CONTROLS male
and female, this is the law
through which life for flesh
comes, when male and female
have an intimation with one an
other child is made, but remem-
Der there is a law which governs
this, a time and a season, this
law is observed by everything but
man, but God wants man to obey
this law too.
Law no. II, 1.-THE Law of the
End" this law is controlled by
predestination, this law is also
controlled by Christ, it doesn't
matter how bad we want a thing
to come to pass if it isn't in pre-
destination it will not come to
pass. God changes hands every
10000 two thousand years, and |
it doesn't matter who it is that |
do not want Christ to reign, he's
going to reign on the earth, when |
Christ was here in the body of !
Jesus he said he was king, but he
never did reign as king, but was
when a king ascends
he throne he's all bedecked with
ewels laden with rubies and
diamonds and other precious
stones.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14
WELCOME ANNEX HOTEL

Neat Sunny-Housekeeping and Sleeping Rooms.
Steam Heat Hot and Cold Water In All Rooms.
2 Blocks From Depot - 613Z jackson Sc 1857
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REV. JONES
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page u
youth; neither will l again smite
any more everything living as
have done.
While the earth remaineth,
seed time and harvest, cold and
heat and S Immer and Winter,
and day aad night shall not
cease. Fec. ia. Reads like this,
one genera on passeth away, and
another generation cometh, but
the Earth abideth forever. Let
us see End Timothy 1910. Who
hath saved us, and called us with
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-14
GOD is A COMBINATION OF
DINIUTABLE LAWS"

Dear readers, let me call your
attention to this fact. Just as
there are civil laws that controls
or govern everything, so it is with
God, he made a law to govern
or CONTROL everything, now let
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18

George Moore, Lawrence Perry.
Harold Robertson, William Tully.
Betty Lou Sawter, Paul Ungrodt.
Joan Weber.
Students given honorable men.
ton for the semester. include the
following. seniors. Eugene Barnes.
William Bowers, Audrey Brothers.
Loretta Crossley. Alta Gable. Jane
Rothwell, Naomi simmons, Gene
We've Spencer, Philip Stokes: jun
iors. Louetta BeerboWer. Janette
Bender, Helen BoutelL Ruth Dash
er. Roger Katon. Shirley Kramer.
Douglas Rowling. Leona Polling.
Lynn Schafer, Mary Lou Metcalf;
sophomores. Joan Coleman, Lois
Hopp, Barbara Orr Jack Schafer;
spec, William Del-Prete: 9th grade
Lorraine Boettger Shirley Barnes
Donald Foster. Lois Jane Hannah,
r. F.. Hearn. Jean Mast. Michael
O'Hara. Waunetta Parsons. Edythe
Joy Raham. Juanita Wynn. Rosie
SALES; eighth grade, Eleanor
Brown, Annette Borst. Ermadine
Channels, Catherine Crippen, Rob
ert Marble, Patricia McCauley,
John Miller. John Power, Patricia
Raymo, Richard Schafer. jeanette
Sprague, JUNE Tackmann Noreen
Thomas. Barbara Dennis. Harold
Gable. Al Taylor; seventh grade,
Violet Baird. LaDonna Barnett.
Argyro Caristianos, Gertrude Dun
don, Norman Evans, Betty Lou Saw
ter, Joan Weber.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
Honor Roll For High School
Semester, Period Announced

Alice Brinkman, Leatrice Cox, Lois
Jane Hannah, Dorothy Ketchum;
eighth grade. Elizabeth Afford, Rob
ert Helmer, Dorothy Lee. Mary
Jane Sneden, Robert Wilson; sew
enth grade. Harriet Gilmore. Betty
Henneke, Nancy Philbin, Kathleen
Rust.
Students given honorable men
ton for the marking period were.
seniors. Audrey Brothers, Marzet-
ia Cartwright, Loretta Crossley,
Alta Gable. Helen Hughes. Naomi
simmons. Edith Steere, Kenneth
Stroll. Robert Houck: juniors,
Janette Bender, Ruth Dasher, Al
fee Groosbeck, Margaret Marble,
Roger Katon. Shirley Kramer,
Shirley May Nichols. Donna Perry
Lynn Schafer, Madge Starr. Pres.
ton Tucker, Donald Wesenbere
Mary Lou Metcslf, Alice Kirby
Douglas Nowling; sophomores,
George Gaudy. Elaine Power. Jack
Schafer; ninth grade Shirley
Barnes, Donald Foster, r. f.
Hearn, George Helvey, Jean Mast,
Joyce Miller. Michael O'Hara,
Edythe Joy Raham. Juanita Wynn
eighth grade. Annette Borst, Erma-
dine Channels, Robert Claire. Cath
crime Crippen, Robert Marble. Pa
tricia McCauley, John Miller, John
Power, Patricia Raymo. Richard
Schafer, jeanette Sprsgue, June
Tackmann. Noreen Thomas, Bar
bara Dennis, Al Taylor; seventh
grade, Violet Baird. LaDonna Bar
nett, A. Caristianos. Gertrude Dun
don, Patricia Duguid, Duane Ellis
Norman Evans. Robert Freel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
BUILDING PROGRAM GOOD

Lansing. Feb. lo-Head OF the
british Raw Materials Mission,
Sir Give -aillieu, told a conyen-
ton OF the Michigan State Truck.
ing Association in Lansing Tues.
day night q at this cOuntry's ship
building program was truly mira.
culOus.' and that il probably will
be regarded by pOSterity as "Ameri.
cas- supreme contribution to the
winning of the war"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
Buy More war Bonds-
War REQUIRES Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press j.. glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury D.
partment in keeping the follow q g
message before our readers
Il will cost money to dsfeat
the Axis. Your government
call- on you TO help now
Buy war bonds and stamp
today. Buy them every day.
Buy them on a regular bass
Bonds rost as little as $3.50.
Stamps come as low az 10
cents. War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks.
stores. post once. the Daily
Press Office and from your Up
slant Daily Press carrier boy.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press urge,
eli Americans to support your GOV
ernment with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18

School honor rolls for both the
semester and marking periods end
ing Jan. 20. l943 were made public
by the school board today They
include the following: Highest
honor for semester. seniors, Pearl
Celebrezze. Lawrence Koppin. June
Moore, Jean Ohlinger; juniors
Wayne Brodd. James Burrell, Alice
Groosbeck. June Henneke. Ann
Horning. Rachael Houck, Roger
Kelly. Leonard Kersey, Marilyn
Marsh. William Shuttle. Robert
Scriyens, Alice Kirby. Eileen Dol
by; sophomores. Marion Beals.
Richard BucCos. James Garfield,
Betty ScriyenS; ninth grade. Alice
Brinkman. Leatrice Cox, Dorothy
Ketchum; eighth grade. Elizabeth
Afford. Robert IIelmer. Dorothy
Lee. Mary Jane Sneden. Robert
Wilson: seventh grade. Harriet Gil
more. Betty Henneke, Nancy Phil
bin, Kathleen Rust.
Highest honorS awarded students
fer the marking. period were:
Seniors. William Bowers. Harold
Campbell, Pearl CelebreZze. Law
renee koppin. June Moore. Jean
Ohlinger. Jane Rothwell. Geneyieve
Spencer; juniors. Louetta Beer.
bower. Wayne Brodd. James Bur-
rell. Eileen Dolby. June Henneke,
Ann HOrning, Rachael Houck
Roger Kelly. Leonard Kersey. Mari
lyn Marsh, William shuttle. Robert
Scrivens; sophomores, Marion
Beals. Richard Buccos. Joan Cole
man. James Garfield. Betty Scriv-
ems; special. William DelPrete:
ninth grade Lorraine Boettger,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


Impressive Pease Auditorium marked the first
anniversary OF the death OF Rev. FIR. Frank Kennedy
NsndeWaker. presided Rev s. Burns baptist
the invocation Normal quartet accompanied by
eick Alexander, Ave Maria" and Dr.
paid eloquent tribute Fr. Kennedy.
Ann Arbor Rotaans guests the club
Clarence Bemen automobile executive Lansing speak
eral business conditions
The Tuesday Bridge the Hamilton Whist and the Saturday
Night bridge clubs have discontinued their meetings
Lenten period.
Agnes Heeny Saline is the only the petit
jury for the circuit Ypsianti members Ross r. Hall
+. J. Rust and g VIII Wizard.
Fifty Years Ago
The Normal Society chose Irving Adel
phc Jay p Higgins. the Aheneun Smith. Olym
pic j. Stuart Gathes participants the coming Normal
News oratoIicsl contest
Dr. d. Mcshlsn York who had
in Pittsfed that there
being fatal but that there have been victims and
baton time is past
Death: Mrs Eliza Palmer Marsh sixty years
Of the Baptist Church
The many friends DR.. Charles b Pisbury formerly
popular physician here gladly learn that he is n
Duluth He Curtis Dudley 81 old and
Charles Burdete months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
JUDGE is SYMPATHETIC

OLHPHANT. Pa.-UP-State au-
thorities charged Stanley Rumo-
yicz. rs. with illegally possessing a
pint OF liquor. but when the defend
ant testified he purchased the bev-
erage so he and his wife could eel
citrate their golden wedding an
niyersary, the judge replied: ANY
one married that long is entitled 10
a pint"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
DANCES WITH OLD TROUPE

DANCES With OLD TROUPE
CAMP POLK. La.-UP- When
members OF the Don Cossack Choir
us danced here. they We're joined
by an old time buddy, who had
been with them in 1888 He was
Pvt. Vladimir LazareX. an infan-
tryman. The reunion resulted in
the chorus arranging a dance TO
include LaZarev.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-18
Gillian Is Natures
Medicine"

Gillian is a scientific mixture OF
the juices Of u health.siying herbs.
barks and roots From the Good
Earth. Druggists all over the
State OF Michigan say they have
never seen Giljan's equal. They
report that many men and women
who have used Gillian are coming
forward with statements describ-
ing what Gillian did for them and
urging others to try this great
natural medicine that brings
Health From the Good Earth.