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Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
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THE PURPOSE OF CHRIST WAS
TO BUILD UP
BY Rev. L. III. Hodges

Usually we want other people to
be like us. When we are attempting
to help others build up humanity,
it means that we are striving TO go
UP; but if we are lying and trying
to destroy our neighbors' character
then we are telling the world that
we are spiritually dead and want
everybody to be just like us i. e.
spiritually dead. What is most need
ed among us is the true gospel of
God. Everyone who had a good dose
of the true Gospel will follow the
golden rule Matt. 1912. The writer
of this article was walking around
a few days ago, and stopped at a
few homes, the first thing heard
was: Tom said, Bill said, Hattie
Pea-Nine said. Now those kinds of
conversations do not build up hu-
manity; but they certainly destroy
the youths.
We have heard much talk about
what it takes to build better
characters, but we do not see very
many living examples. Almost all
of the so called Churches are flint
ing each other, and almost all of
the societies and business concerns
are fighting each other, and that
fight can only be eliminated by the
Ministers of the Gospel.
Someone asked the question:
Why say so much about the Minis
ters and the Church? Here is the
answer. Turn if you please to the
real theme of life of st. John 3:l6
"For God so loved the world, that
he gave his only begotten son that
who so ever believeth in him should
not perish, but have everlasting
life"
The above named verse if rightly
explained will teach how to help
build better youths. Telling the
people about the Grecian Charac-
tiers, and about Rome which was
built on seven hills, so substantial
until it was called the eternal city,
will not help very much, so far as
the Church is concerned. 1t all the
preachers would only decide to
preach as God has ordered through
his Son Jesus Christ, it would not
be long before people could see
our progress in building up better
youth.
A few nights ago young couple
came into the Church Services and
the young lady acted as if the
young man was her husband. This
writer said, eff that young lady was
being taught how to build the right
kind of character she would stay
the distance from that young man,
and on the other hand, the young
man would do likewise.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

The temperature in Siberia falls
even lower than it does at the
North Pole, reveals The World
Book Encyclopedia.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

worse still, to make every creature
long bitterly for death but find
none? Let us thank God for God:
the God of mercy whose loving
kindness endureth forever.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
VFW News

Veteran of Foreign Wars, Aux
iliary, held their first meeting last
Tuesday evening at the VFW home.
Mrs. Myrtle Copeland, president of
Auxiliary presided.
An interesting talk was given by
Mrs. M. budding, State Secretary,
and of Post No. 100; in which she
urged cooperation of the Post and
Auxiliary in their membership
drive. Mrs. Dorothy McNeal, past
department president of the state
of Arizona, talked on what the Post
and Auxiliary stand for, and what
the two, cooperating could contri-
butte to the organization through
out the state.
The Auxiliary's new member was
Mrs. Dorothy Ogelesby.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
Church Closes
Week-Long Program

The Church of the Living God
&C. w. F. F.) is closing its Cross
bearing program Sunday night,
August 7th, 1949 at 1540 E. Jeffer-
son st. We are asking all Ministers,
Congregations, and Religious Work.
ers to be with us in our closing.
Rev. L. S. Stoglin, Pastor
Mrs. Estella Johnson, Clerk
Bro. Cado Wright, Deacon
Rev. L. H. Hodges, Fresno, Calf.
District Supt. of Sunday Schools
and editor of the National Sunday
Schools of the above named Church
Conductor.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

It h a n k s G / v ings.
Reading the Psalms
Of praise which are
this week before us,
we get the impress
sion that til e s e
poets were grateful
above all not for
anything God had
given but for God
himself. Thank God
for God! sin G s
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

Lnrough every line.
Suppose there were no God? He
is the Creator Of all; without him
nothing else can be. The nature of
time and space, of molecule and
atom and e1ectron, the mighty
power that holds all together; the
emergence of life, of mind, the
possibility Of thought, Of values,
whatever is and whatever can be,
is because he wills it so. That
there is energy in the atom, light
in the sun, refreshment in the rain
and power in the lightning-thatl
these things can be and that any
thing can be. we thank the God.
No Unrighteousness in Him
CUPPOSE God were not good? A
~ vast and vicious devil, his inn
mense mind brimming with intel
igence and malice, could perhaps
have contrived a universe more
enormous than this corner Of one
which Is known to us. A creative
devil-what pangs he could have
invented to torture his creatures!
1t may be, indeed, that only
on this earth is there rebellion
against the Creator, and that
elsewhere in Gods dOminions
all is peace. But suppose 1t
were true that all the evil In the
world was ordained by some
Creative Hatred?-all the good
ness In the world only an IL
lusiOn, deception?
Suppose it were, the intent Of
some devilish maker Of man fin
ally to destroy all his creatures, or
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condition of herds and to subject
more herds to the test.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
CHURCH news
Tanner Chapel
A. M. e. Church
BY Rev. f. ID. L. Mcdonald

Sunday morning 9:30 o'clock
Sunday School. Morning Worship
HOO o'clock. Evening Services 800
o'clock will be held at Eastlake
Park Shell. This will be a Union
Service; by Bethel c. M. E. Church
Rev. M. Thompson, pastor. Wesley
Methodist Church, Rev. Allen john
son, pastor. Phillips Temple CINE.
Church, Rev. F. D. L. Mcdonald,
pastor. The combined choirs from
these churches will furnish music.
Sermon Sunday evening will be
delivered by Rev. Allen Johnson.
The public is invited. The church's
weekly schedule will be as usual.
Please bring your conference
claims.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
ARIZONA SUN
Cattle Vaccination
For Brucel1OsiS
Has Drawbacks

Although vaccination of cattle of
breeding age with strain 19 vaccine
against brucellosis Bangs disease)
has become common and wide
spread, it has decided limits and
some serious practical drawbacks,
according to advice to the Agricul-
tural Extension Service of the Uni
versity of Arizona from State-Fed-
eral supervisors of livestock dis
ease control.
Use of brucellosis vaccine on ami
mails of breeding age is most valu-
able at the beginning of severe
storms" of abortion in a herd.
Existing standard plans for brucel-
losis eradication include adult vac
cination in emergency cases, but
only when prior notice of such in
tention is given in writing to the
state control officer.
Adult cattle vaccination may be
expected to have the following pat
tern, say authorities:
Cd Creates blood test reactions
which tend to persist for many
months or even for the entire life
of the animal vaccinated.
(2) Produces a mild bodily reac-
ton with temporary reduction in
milk flow and an occasional abScess.
CD Reactions caused by vaccina-
ton cannot be told from those that
cattle show after normal exposure
to brucellosis. This is confusing to
the herd owner or the buyer of
breeding cattle and may prohibit
interstate movement.
(4) Produces abortion in a few
pregnant cows, but vaccination is
not the cause of permanent infec-
ton in cows.
60 May be in conflict with the
objectives of boards of health,
which desire to prevent infection of
persons with the human type, un-
dulant fever. This is because raw
milk from all reactors, vaccinated
or not, presents some danger to
man.
Authorities recognize that the re-
sistence induced in healthy adult
cattle by vaccination is probably
equal to that produced in calves
vaccinated at 6 to 8 months. AS
used in herds where infection is
severe, vaccination often fails be-
cause members of the herd have
already been exposed and per-
manently infected before the treat
ment can offer any added protec-
ton, according to scientists of the
Bureau of Animal Industry, U. S.
Department of Agriculture. Relied
upon in such cases, adult vaccina-
ton may have little effect in halt
ing the disease, authorities point
out.
Instead of using vaccination,
owners of clean herds should rely
upon frequent blood tests, sanitary
methods of herd management, the
purchase of replacementS from
known clean herds, and the utmost
care in preventing the introduction
of disease by other means.
Since only 20 percent of the herds
in the country are said to carry the
infection, the first responsibility of
all concerned is to protect the clean
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

condition of herds and to subjec
more herds to the test.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
Thank God for Cod!
Lesson for August Z, 1949

X7HILE the little children are
w thanking God for birds and
bees and oatmeal, let us grown
people rise and offer some adult
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05
Open "a Hours Daily

About $5,0OO,O00 in cash and
merchandise was given away to
radio listeners for answering ques-
tions or identifying tunes or per-
sonages in 1948, says the World
Book Encyclopedia.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-05

1112 w. Buckeye Rd.
Open "a Hours Daily
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
About $5,000,O00 in cash and
merchandise was given away to
radio listeners for answering ques-
tions or identifying tunes or per-
sonageS in 1948, says the World
Book Encyclopedia.
The temperature in Siberia falls
even lower than it does at the
North Pole, reveals The World
Book Encyclopedia.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
worse still, to make every creature
long bitterly for death but find
none? Let us thank God for God:
the God of mercy whose loving
kindness endureth forever.
He Knoweth Our Frame
r EFT us thank God for his prov1-
- dence. He did not create and
then forget us, nor give us so much
freedom that we could destroy his
majesty or bring to naught his
mighty plan. Let us thank God for
his infinite love and interest that
spares and speeds us, his knowl-
edge of our frame, his remember
ing even the hairs upon our heads.
Let us thank God that being infinite
he can have a care for the infin1-
tesimal, and that not a sparrow
falls to the ground without our
heavenly Father. Let us thank God
whose care for us is such that with
out his knowledge not the least OF
his creatures can fall asleep.
From death and disaster we
and the nation and the world
have been saved, time and
again. Frail is the craft in
which the human spirit is
launched through this painless
universe; yet it holds, and will
hold, because the universe is
there by his almighty decree.
In spite of the chaos of mems
unruly wills, in spite Of we know
not what rebellions in the spirit
world, he sees to it that not one
good is ever wholly lost. I
Who Redeemeth Thy Life
r EFT US PRAISE God for his
Il promise and for his faithful
ness. That he has not left us to our
sins nor given us up though long
we scorned him; that his divine
patience outlasts the hasty heart;
that he spared not his own Son but
freely gave him for our sakes; that
none who come to him will be cast
out; that the God who creates is
the God who redeems, we praise
him from a heart Of love. AS the
Psalmist of old knew himself as
one of the children Of the Covenant,
so may every man who takes Gods
promises and makes them hjs
hearts own.
To take this God for my God
this is the beginning and the
end of religion. To step out on
his promises as on bridge that
stands secure above all the
floods Of eternity.
To trust in his faithfulnesS though
all the race Of man were liars; to
look down the vista of the years
without fear, knowing that the God
of our fathers will be the God OF
each succeeding race, that his
mercy is everlasting to everlasting
and that his kingdom ruleth over
all-this is to know him, and this is
life eternal. Thank God for God!
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blue and white. Small, medium and large
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Cowhides, pigskins and other 400
fine feathers In this group. Plain re-
and fooled feathers as we'll as sport effects
Sizes 80 to AZ in the group. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Sl1.4o Wood Utility Chest

IdeoI for kiddie's things S0 40
ond lingerie, these solid Dsoo
wood utility chests ore sturdy constructed.
have smooth sliding drawers. 3" high. IA"
wide, ;" deep Mope or woInus finishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Fine cotton hondkerehefs y "a, ST.
with fancy embroidered mi - IL
tioIs Broken assortment. Buy for gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
BOYS 49e Cotton Briefs

Boys 11S SOttOH OuStS
Fomous make, plain rib . ssr
summer weight cotton knit =
briefs, cosy fitting all elastic wdist. Well
mode and fully cut. Sizes 4 to Is.