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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29
JANUARY 2e. l94s

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Warner anoA
daughter, MI, and Mrs. Adrian
Potts and daughter, attended
Farm Bureau Council Nc. y at,d
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. !
Ridge on Friday evening,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29
PUBLICSALE

Because of the death of Mr..
Smith. the undersigned will dis
pose of the following property at
her residence located 209 High
Street. Prospect. Ohio. on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29
PUBLIC SALE:
.ncing at 1900 o'clock sharp
40-DAIRY CATTLE-4O
22-SHEEP--22
TRACTOR OUTFITS

IS ranging in age from to yrs; / register
wears old
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29

One l947 Massey Harris tractor No 81 with lights starter
lift and cultVatos; Farma F-20 rubber with cult
Al condition. bottom, l4nch A c. tractor plow 2 bottc
inch international tractor plow 8-ft John Deere tractor
nnnd inn
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29
SON IS BORN

SON IS BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Strlschek,
of New Dover, are announcing
the birth of son, Ramona Lee,
in White Cross Hospital, last Sat
urday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Jack Canson Pradeda
Imtyniu Sezona

Jack Ganson, lietuvis imty-
niu rengejas, pradeda .sio ru-
dens imtyniu sezona, Central
Armory ir Arenoj. 1948-49 me-
tn sezonu jo numatyta sureng-
tt 38 imtyniu vakarai.
Pirmas imtynes rengia an
tradienio vakare, spaliu IL.
zymiausia pora primrose i'm
tynese bus naujai apvainikuo-
tas NWA campionas, Orville
Brown is Kansas City, kuriam
oponentu bus Clevelandieciu
giamas Bobby Bruins.
Kitose porose bus: Vengras
campionas, Don Evans, kuris
imsis su Frank Taylor.
Jugoslavas campionas, Lucky
Sononivich, is Hollywoor, Cal,
SUI Ali Pasha.
Pradineje poroje Ganson pa
state nauja lietuvi imtika, is
New Jersey, SUI Frank Talaber
is Chicagos.
Tikietai gaunami prie durQ
imtyniu vakare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Ar zinot, kad arti 275,00O
asmenu Didziajame Clevelande
aplanko sveikatos reikalais IL
gonines ir dispensarus palaiko-
mus jusu Community Chest?
Malonu darosi zinant kad net
II Red Feather ligoniniu VISA
da stow musu bendruomenes
sargyboje.
Ne tiktai kad biedni sergan-
tieji gauna medikale prieziura
kuomet jie kreipiasi viena is
tn Red Feather ligoniniq, bet
yra dar kita Red Feather istai-
ga, kuri neturtinguosius priziu-
ri pasiunciant slauges ju ma
mus. Ta istaiga zinoma kaip
Visiting Nurse Association. Ma
mus lankancios slauges pada-
ro bent 1000 apsilankymu kas
menesi.
Atminkit, medikale prieziura
ir medikalis egzaminavimas SUI
teikiama naslaiciams kurie lai-
komi Red Feateh globojamuose
namuose. Tai yra vienas tik-
ras kelias j sveikata ir gerus
piliecius, kuo Red Feather pla-
nuotojai rupinasi. Pereita me-
ia 1,400 naslaiciu vaiku gavo
kasdienine prieziura jiems pa
skirtuose globos namuose.
Jusu dosni auka Community
Chest vajui kas meta pagelbsti
islailyti tas 1O1 Red Feather
lstaigas. 10000 zmoniskumo
patarnavimq suteikiama kas-
dien tose Red Feather istaigo-
Sc, taigi kuomet jus duosite -
duokit pakanmamai visoms.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
PEkSCIQJQ SAUGU-
MO SAVAITE

Kas met Clevelando Pollcl-
jos Departmentas vykdo Peks-
ciuju Saugos Sayaite. Spallu
1915 ir apSaukta, miesto ma
yoro Thomas A. Burke Peks-
ciuju Saugos Savaite, moklnl-
mui Sio miesto gyventoju apsl-
saugoti trafike gatvese. Tomis
pastangomis norma, kad Gle
velandas vel laimetu Sauglau-
sio Didelio Miesto sioje salyie
garbe, kaip laimejo ar priejo
arciausia prie laimejimo astuo-
mis- metus is deSimties.
Tos Saugos savaites begyje
padedama daug pastangu pa
siekti kiekviena Clevelando gy-
ventoja SUI svarbiu persergeJi-
mu, kad kiekvienas stengtusl
prisideti prie sulaikymo trafi-
ko mirciu daugeiimo. Atmln-
kit, kad trys is kiekvienQ ketu-
riu trafiko mirciu Clevelande
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
|SAUSRA RYTINESE
lVALSTIJOSE

IS aBostono pranesa, kad 81
rudeni Naujoji Anglia perne-
Sc dvieju menesiu sausra tokia,
kokios nemate nuo 1918 metu,
per 13O metu.
Sausra uzsitese ir ] trecla
menesi: Per rugpiucio ir rug
sejo menesius lietaus buvo ne
pilnai du coliai, kuomet norma
liai prilyja tarp sesiu ir septy-
niu coliQ.
Labai bijoma misku galsrQ.
Pernai Maine valstijoje mlskq
gaisrai padare SIS mililonQ
nuostoliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
AR SOVIETAI ILEIS?

Viena lenkaite is New Bri-
tain, Conn, uzsake is Kalifor-
MICS deze apelsinQ (oranges)
pasiusti savo pusseserei, IA me-
tu mergaitei, kuri Lenkijoje
serga inkstu liga. Jai sake rel
kalinga apelsinu sunkos. APPEL
sinos pasiunciamos Lenkija
lektuvu, taciau siuntejai abejo-
ia ar sovietu valdininkai tuos
apelsinus j Lenkija ileis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
yra pekstieji.

yra pekstieji.
Spaliu me nuo parenkamas ST.
tam vajui tt,del, kad 81 menesl
prasideda ilgejimas tamsiu va
landu ir pras,ideda ziemos oras.
Abb tos prie.zastys kliudo ge-
ram matymui ir padidina peks-
items pavoju gatvese. Sis pa
vojus padideja lake vakarinil
is darbo grizimo valandu.
Saugumo vajus bus pradetas
81 sekmadieni, spaliu 10, kuo-
met visose tikybinese tstaigo-
Sc bus paskaitoma saugumo pa
reiskimai.
Visais kitais budais taip pat
bus gausiai platinama informa-
cijos apie sauguma trafike. vi
81 privalote tuos patarimus ir
pamokymus atsiminti ant vi
sada, mes nuo ju priklauso ju-
SUI gyvo ir sveiko vaiksciojimas
gatvemis, parejimas namon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

APIE 100000 zmoniu sioje
salyje' kencia nuo vienokios al
kitokios reumatizmo formos -
tai vienas is kiekvienp 20 gy.
ventoju.
Reumatizmo F,undacija skel-
bia, kad il imasi darbo praves-
ii tyrinejimus sios taip uzleis.
tos zmoniq kanhntojos-ligos.
Xxi siu metQ lapkricio Is d
nustatyta sukelti So milijonai
vykdymui placiu reumatizmo
ligos tyrinejimu, suradimui bu-
du pagelbeti zmonijai nuo to
kentejimO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

SIUSKIT Dirvai zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jusu koloni-
joje, paduodant amziu ir kill
ma IS Lietuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
1949
KALENDORIAI

Dirva ir simet duos
savo skaitytojams
puikius l949 m.
sieninius kalendorius
Kurie atnaujins savo pre-
numerata prizes pabaiga
metu, arba 1949 metu pra-
dzioje, arba naujai issira-
sys Dirva, gaus viena pull
ku sienini kalendoriu
DOVANU.
DIRVA
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Friday. October Is. ls4s

litical and economic unrest in the Russian zone.
 The Russians have admitted the vests counter blockade, imposed after the Berlin tie-up, is squeez- ing and that industrial production is falling short of goals. Food was so scarce in the zone earlier this year the Russians had to import grain from the Soviet Union. The communists also have had to form a huge peoples police" and con- duct frequent drives against non communists.
 Bunche told the U. N. the pres ent truce in Palestine is precari- ous, but that it is un,hinkable that war should start there again.
 "On both sides there is a desire and a need for peace" said the American Negro who succeeded the assassinated Count Folke Der nadOtte.
 He declared Israel is a going concern" and could be destroyed only by a use of force sufficient to crush the Jews.
 The Syrian delegate, Paris el Khoury, decried the murder of
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Internation'l News At A Glance
Continued from Page One)

 wide general strike.
 Some 5000 German transport workers walked out in the Ameri- can zone State of Hesse.
 Communist leader Setiadjit was repor ed killed in the Red revolt on Java. Acting Gov. Gen. H. J. van Nook of Indonesia resigned. Reliable sources said the Dutch government had by-pasSed him for two weeks on its actions in the East Indies.
 Lebanon and Syria recognized the Arab government set up at Gaza.
 Prisoners of war returning to Austria said Russian efforts to convert Austrian and German captives to communism are 'fail- ing miserably."
 Russian newspapers said the United States, with British aid, is trying to corner world control of raw materials for the atomic bomb. They also criticized the U. s. for refusing to withdraw troops from southern Korea. Communists in northern Korea have a large, we'll equipped force.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

tory. It thereby puts on binders. Lenin knew nothing about atomic energy, which upsets all his mo- tions of matter" Marks pre- dictions about the inevitable" de- velopment of capitalism have not been sustained by events, as the Soviet economist, Yevgenij Vargo, pointed out and for which he was purged.
 World War II did not develop according 10 Stalin's anticipations; and the Soviet system has moi freed fhe country of cyclic prob lems arising from imbalance be- tween production of consumers goods capital goods. and savings as VoznesenskY admits in inc same book.
 The Soviet-Communist mind is simple to inanity and for that req son dangerous. The iron curtain between west and east is a result of an iron curtain in the Soviet mind.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Egyptians Smash
 Jews Food Convoy

TEL AVIV, Israel, (P)-The Is raeli army said the Egyptian army smashed today the first daylight Israeli food convoy into the south ern desert since last July.
 Two trucks were burned, others were damaged and several persons were killed and wounded, an army spokesman said.
 Another report said six Egyp- tian Spitfire planes strafed num- Der of inter-settlement conveys in the Negev Southern desert area and destroyed some trucks.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

Bernadotte by Jewish terrorists and accused the Jews of violating the truce while the Arabs are try ing to bring back peace and order.
 The Israeli delegate, Aubrey s. EDan, said Israel would be ready 70 enter a detailed discussion on he Bernadotte settlement report in a day or two. The Arabs so far have refused to sit at peace table with the Jews, contending this would imply recognition of Israel.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Friday. October Is. l948

The Berlin blockade issue comes before the United Nations secur- ity council again today. There was no indication either side would yield.
 In another section of the world peace agency, acting Palestine mediator Ralph Bunche said "the 'ime is ripe for a settlement" in the Holy Land. He said he believes both sides would accept reason able U. N. peace proposal.
 Communicated strikes and threats of strikes harassed France and Italy. A thousand auto work CTS barricaded themselves in a Bordeaux plant while 335,000 French coal miners stayed idle for the 18th day. Italian communists threatened a nationwide general strike.
 Athens newspapers said the gov ernment will announce Sunday that Greek communists killed George Polk, American broadcast CT, and tried to blame the Greek government.
 Emperor Hirohito invested Shi- geru Yoshida, an ultra conserva- tive, as prime minister of Japan.
 Chinese communists captured Chinhsien, anchor of the national ist position in Manchuria. Chiang Kai-Shek flew to Peiping to be nearer.
 Russia claimed her industrial production is 26 per cent higher than the record year of 1940 and that grain production also tops that year. However, Moscow gave no specific figures. A minister who failed to produce enough meat and milk was fired
 As the U. N. debated again the Berlin crisis, Gen. Lucius D. Clay, the American military governor, was disclosed to have declared that Soviet expansion will not only be halted, it will recede," if the western powers continue their firm stand in the German city.
 He said lasting peace can be at- taned only if the western powers refused to yield to the Soviets. Clay called the Berlin blockade "a starvation measure" He said Rus sia blocked efforts of the west to buy food for Berlin from the Iron Curtain countries of Czechoslo- vakia and Poland.
 German communists in the Rus sian zone said widespread "anti Soviet elements" have been found in their ranks. They demanded a l.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
The NOME NUGGET
Graham hammers. Cleary Creek

Graham Hammers. Cleary Creek mining man arrived from the North and will remain in town for a few days on business. He states that he has had a very buy season but that mining peo- ole in that area were somewhat discouraged with high transporta- lions costs and operational ex- pcnseS.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

George Hellerich. arrived from Fairbanks to assist and advise the Gold Beach Mining Co.,, with frost and thawing problems. He plans 10 leave on Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

TOKYO, (P)-The welfare min istry said yesterday 1,O88 Japan csc died of sleeping sickness dur ing the epidemic last summer.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
ROSEMARY BAPTIST CHURCH

John V. Moore and Chester
Allsbrook, newly el e t e d
deacons, will be ordained at the
morning worship service Sun
day.
Sunday School will begin at
Gas for all ages, and will be
followed by the morning worship
at HOO. At this service the pas
tor will begin a series of SER
mons on the Psalms.
The Baptist Training Un-
ion will meet at $50. The even
ing worship will conclude the ser
vices of the day and will close
with a baptismal service for all
candidates. At this service the
pastor will begin a series of SER
mons on Baptist Doctrines.
The after church meeting will
be held Sunday evening at the
home of Miss Lillian Hasty Of
Rapids Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
IS Worship At Some Church On Sunday. >.
"RmA<:w~ # TM;v(&

1t is often a disappointment to see |
the summer season end. Flowers and
leaves will soon be gone. Warm, sunny
davs will soon be replaced by cold,
dreary ores. Outdoor activities will
be few.
And yet, there are eompensations.
Who does not delight in tasting the
first pumpkin pie of the season. And
who does not enjoy traniping through
brightly-colored autumn leavesf And
then follows slsigh-riding in the snow,
coy evenings before an open FIRE; and
then Spring again. Each season of the
wear brings new pleasures to replace
the old ones.
lust as God gives US many and
enduring blessings in the changing
seasons, so does he offer W rich spir-
;tual rewards. Month after month, sea-
son after season, and year after year.
the Church stands ready and willing
to give us comfort. hope, and inspira-
ton. Great success or utter failure
NAV await us. Either may be disas-
trous. We can better face the many
changes in our daily living by attend
ing the services of the Church.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
St. Johns Catholic
900 HAMILTON STREET
The Very Rev. Peter M. Denges
- Pastor

The ststutes of the First Synod
of the Diocese of Raleigh will
be published on Sunday at St.
Johns Catholic Church.
Masses will be offered Sunday
at 800 and 1000 am, with
weekday, Mass at 7:30 am. Con-
fessions are heard on Saturday
at 700 pm, and Holy Com
munion is distributed at both
Masses.
The Creation and Fall of Man
is the lesson in Catechism this
week and the Bible history to-
pic is Joseph, the Governor OF
Egypt. Religious classes are
held in the rectory on Thursday
afternoon and in Weldon on Fri
day afternoon.
The Study Club, which is O.
pen to the public, will meet at
the rectory on Monday evening
at 7::30.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
Episcopal Church
Will Observe
Youth Sunday

Sunday, October 18th, Youth
Sunday, will be observed at the
Episcopal Church at ll:00 o.
clock. The youth of the church
will have charge of the program.
The Reverend Edmund Berk-
ely, pastor of the church will
introduce the members of the
Sunday School, Young Peoples
Service League, Brotherhood of
ST. Andrews; the Cub Scouts and
the Girl Scouts.
The offering will 60 for youth
work in Portica Rica.
ROSEMARY METHODIST
ReN Willis r. Stevens. Pastor
The pastor, the Rev. Willis R.
Stevens, will bring both mess
ages at morning and evening wor
ship servicese at Rosemary Me-
thodist Church here Sunday morn
ing.
: Sunday school will be held at
9:45 am, morning worship at
II a. m, with the regular Youth
Fellowship meeting Sunday even
ing at s 80 and evening worship
at 730.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
S&l,12d&}9@I2|&{6oep Sl!9@I IS

omy points out that obedience to
law is the only way of life. Here
the emphasis is on the absolute
imperative of the divine law. To
disobey it is to choose the way
of death. This is Universe of
law. Nature is under law. Seed
time and harvest, summer and
winter day and night. follow
each other according to Gods
law. Ruskin has said, There
is no such thing as liberty in
the world. There never can be.
The stars have it not, the sea
has it not" So society today is
under law. Little by little the
same laws apply to an ever
widening multitude until today
we are trying to bring the, peo-
Pile of all nations under the same
laws. Man is under law He must
obey the laws of health or he
will perish. He must obey the
laws of the land, or he will be
punished.
Our people today need a great
I,er respect for law. In Repub-
lie such as ours, the sovereignty
: is in the people and is delegated
by them to officials in trust.
The only way our people can
speak ther will is through the
laws their elected representatives
make. If those laws are not enS
acted, or if the administration
of the laws is not what it should
be, the remedy lies. not in dis
respect for all law, but in refor-
nation through the ballot of
the administration of the law.
Liberty does not mean license to
break the law True liberty can
only exist where there are fixed
rules that a majority of the
people make. and to which the
people give obedience and rec
spect,
Jesus gave the true basis for
all law-love. Our whole duty
to God may be summed up in
love for Him which makes him
supreme in our whole life. If
we truly love God we will do
those things which please Him.
And, if we truly love God. we
will love his creation, Man. Je-
Sis said that second to the
commandment to love God with
our whole being is the COM
mandment to love our fellowmen
as we love ourselves, which
means that we are to be Just as
interested in their welfare and
happiness as We are in our own.
Love always fulfils the. law"
declares DR.. John l.. Hill. The
law of Moses urged that neither
hatred nor rebuke nor vengeance
nor grudge be entertained to-
ward ones brother, ones neigh
Dor, and the children of his own
people" Jesus declared that
these things would not be if one
loved ones neighbor." Love in
the heart would remove the
necessity for law. In the place
of the law there would be found
consideration, kindness, thoughts
of the other man, devotion, love
against these there is no law.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
Walker And Clark
Attend Granville
Presbytery Meet

Among. those attending the
fall meeting OF the Granville
Presbytery at Henderson on
Tuesday were the Rev. J. M,
Walker. Jr., pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Roanoke
Rapids and David Clark, lay
leader of the church.
The meeting celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
founding OF the Granville Pres
bvtery of which Roanoke Rap
ids Presbyterian Church is a
part. A feature of the celebra-
ton was an address by Dr. Ben
R. Lacy. president of the Union
Theological Seminary of Rich
mond, Va. -r.t
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
Episcopal Women
To Hold Bazaar
Next Friday

The ladies of All Saints Epis-
copal Church have announced
plans for a bazar to be he1c
next Friday, October %, begin
ming at 1000 am. in the new
Proctor building behind Legg.
etts Department. Store.
A barbecue and Brunswick
stew dir!her will be served at
ll:30
The ladies plan to sell gifts,
novelties, cakes, pies, candies,
canned goods and pansy plants.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
Church Of God
WEST EIGHTH STREET EXT

Young Peoples Endeavor will
meet at the Church of God on
Saturday evening at 7:3O and
Sunday school will be held at
10 a. m, Sunday. A morning
worship service will be conduct
ed at II a. m, and evangelist:c
services will be held at 7:30
p. m, Sunday.
Prayer service will be held at
the church Thursday evening at
7:30. All services feature old
time Gospel singing and the pub
lie is invited to worship at the
church.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
PentecOstaI
Revival Will
Begin Sunday

The Rev. w E. Thompson,
who recently came to Roanoke
Rapids as pastor of the Pen
tecostal Holiness Church, will
begin a series of revival ser
vices on Sunday evening at 7:3o.
Services will be held each
evening through October 81,
The Rev. w. E. Thompson
is the engaged evangelist for the
series. He came to Roanoke
Rapids from Fayetteville and is
well-known throughout the Pen.
tecostal Holiness Church as pas
tor-evangelist. I"
He has issued a cordial in
vitation to the general public, to
attend these services.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
All Saints Episcopal
700 ROANOKE AVE.
The Rev. Edmund Berkeley
Rector

Youth Sunday will be obser-
we'd at All Saints Episcopal
Church Sunday, with the service
in charge of the young people
of the church.
Church school and Bible class
es will bG held at GAS Sunday,
with morning prayer and the
sermon at II o'clock The Young
Peoples Service League meets
at 500 pm. Sunday
The regular fall in-gathering
of the Woman's Auxiliary will
be presented at the II am. SER
vice Sunday, the day nearest St.
Luke's Day on October ID. There
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
LAW IN THE BIBLE
International Sunday School
Lesson for October II. l946

| Lesson for October II. l946
GOLDEN TEXT: You shall love
your God with all your heart,
and with all your soul and with
all your mind. This is the great
and first commandment. And a
second is like it. You shall love
your neighbor as yourself -
Matthew %: 37-39
Lesson Text: Deuteronomy s: 70
rs: Leviticus 10: STA. l7-ls.
While the first five books in
the Old Testament are known as
The Books of the Law the
books Of Eeviticus and Deuteron-
oiny contain the substance OF the
law of God as delivered through
Moses. This study for this week
is highly opportune. 1t not only
gives US an opportunity to study
one .kind<of literature found in
the Bibk but it also magnlfies
the laws 81 God in the Bible.
After leading the children OF
Israel out of their bondage III
Egypt into the Wilderness and
after many adventures, Moses
led them to the foot of Mt. ST.
mai where they pitched their
tents. After a sojourn atop the
mountain. Moses descended to
the people with the laws of God,
which we have come to know as
the Ten Commandments Moses
taught the people these laws of
God and as disputes arose a
mong the people, they were re-
ferred to Moses that he might
settle them according to the will
of God. These interpretations Of
law became known as the law
of Moses. After a time, Moses
appointed seventy judges who
took the law of Moses and used
them in their dealing with the
people, deciding most disputes
themselves but bringing the
most serious ones to Moses.
Thus, there grew three kinds
of law: first, the divine law. the
immediate commands of God;
thea the law of Moses; and then
the law of the judges. There
fore, the law grew, with the
words of God as the seed, the
word of Moses as the stem and
the words of Moses assistants
and their successors as the
branch. These laws. beginning
with the Ten Commandments
and growing through the years
are set down in the last half OF
Exodus the first and last parts
of Numbers and the whole Of
Leviticus and Deuteronomy.
Let US remember. that God
was the author of the laws given
to Moses and this fact accounts
for the amazing comprehensive
ness, concreteness, significance
and simplicity of the laws relat-
ing to moral conduct. God used
a man, Moses to give his laws
| to the people and these laws
form the basis of the fundamen.
tai statutes today.
The fifth chapter Of Deuteron.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-15
Presbyterian
Church Supper
To Be Tonight

The Rev. John M. Walker, Jr.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, announced today that
a church fellowship supper will
be held at the church this even
ing at $50.
He said all families of the con-
gregation and those who make
the Presbyterian Church their
family church home are invited.
There will be special tables for
the children.