The Smithville Times Transcript and Enterprise (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 28, 1959 Page: 2 of 12
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The SmithviUe Times
S/TATE CAPITAL
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Winner of Plaque for Outstanding
Community Service in 1948, 1951, 1955, 1959
NEWSPAPER
rONTEST
BUI Soys
Lest We Forget
II It estimated that irvtn to
debt per coat of the world * pop
illation—about 213 million people
—•offer some physical handicap.
Trachoma, an Infectious eye ail-
ment, affects one out of seven of
the world’s population- and of
this number an estimated 10 mil-
lion wU become blind.
In the United States alone, hos-
pitals house more than half a
million mental patients and the
cost of their care ia more than
$800 million a year.
This project would underline
as our tool the common food of
mankind everywhere—minus pol-
itical, military or economic objec-
824.108 These service* were ren
(lered to men arid women on in-
sular and foreign soil as well a*
those stationed In this country.
They included counsel and help
with personal problems. awift
communication facilities. assi*
This Memorial I>j»y we again
pa) tribute to thote who gave
their lives in the service of our
country lest we forget, it is well
for u» to (*• so reminded of the
heroic one* who gave their lives
that our might be lived in free
dom B> our wise use of the free
domt earned we pa) greater In
bute every day
During these years after the
gun* of hot ' war have ceased,
we pa> tribute not only to the
dead .hot also to those who still
play the vital role* in our own
defense
Those in the Armed Force* to
day are conscious of a more tar.
ftble salute of appreciation from
the American public evh day of
tbe year for keeping strong the
Red Cross services in tbeir lie
half*
Our contributions to Red Cross
tost year made possible services
to Ibr armed forces, veterans and
tbeir families amounting to $12,
Debs Paying Rills I session has emerged towd and
Three hills recommended hy ,rlesr in developments of tbo first
Governor Daniel to wipe out the wc*k, and it goes like tbia: Sp< ■
MA.000.000 state deficit received ker Waggoner Carr is puehiaf to
first legislative attention These keep the House well iM m Hs
measures are: j time table and if the first aaaaton
1 "Bookkeeping bill" designed *• bogged down the House Pirn*
to lop $211000.000 off the Aug J1 *® •«*v* ,he bl,ro« “P to ,h# •en
deficit by crediting rertain money !*** Tb* House went into pver
to this year instead of nest year. I drive right from the atnrt to
2 One year Increase in the cor-;»hov* out carbon copy •d! the
poration franchise tax to bring in regular session general 'Pl,r'
$17 000 000 Sponsor Rep Joe Ed pnations bill last Tuesday, follow
of the military off post activity
renter* were maintained in France
and Morocco a* the serviceman's
leisure time link with the family
at home
Thu year the same type of *er
vice continue* In effect, contri-
bution* to Red Cross become a
“living memorls!” to our service
men and women, past and pre
sent
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the possessor of the attributes
snd th perfections of Deity That
Jesus was and ia in His owo Per
son the power of Cod is attested
hy what He said, and by what He
did. and by what he was vnd is
We are compelled intellectually to
believe that Christ was more than
t mere man, no matter from what
angle we look at Him
Christ’s teachings concerning
the great matters that pertain to
life and conduct and man an.1 sin
and character snd destiny vre ut-
terly revolutionary and trans
forming From the cradle to the
jgreve there were in the life of
Jesus the outflashings of His di-
vine nature and power. The winds
obeyed Him and the waves obeyed
Him. and siekness obeyed Him.
and demon* obeyed Him and
R> Rev John K Pickering
Minister first Christian i ,r'i
A rrhgion wmI,out a Div.ne
Saviour is a religion incompetent
and insufficient for a needy, sin-
ning. suffering, dying humanity.
No man has moral sources within
himself sufficient to live *he life
that he ough; to live. Systems of j
ethic* and morals, however l>cau
tiful snd worthy, will not. and
cannot transform men and wo-
men who have the seine of sin in
their live*—the sense of moral
lost and lapse and failure
When Jesus became a man. He
said in eflect to man, wherever
He went “I am God manifest in
the firth I am God uncovered. I
am Ok) foreshortened so 'hat a
(nan with all of hit limitations by
reason of ignorance and w rakneas
and sin ran find God" The cry
of the race through the ages has
been “We would tee Jesus Show
us the Father, and it satisfies us.“
Jesus came among men and ev-
erywhere represented Himself as
Christ ts the miracle of the
centuries The most glorious in-
stitution In all ’he earth is
Chrut't monument -His Church
It is the faireat among ten thous-
and. and an inaitution supremely
lovely and divine We who know
Christ testify so that you. tao, may
believe, that Christ is the Son of
(tod and believing, you may have
eternal life in Ilia precious name.
Will you take Him as your Lord
and Saviour today*
TEXAS JOHN” DIXVAE
Hutorum of the Fighting Times
III fjluiaJia riaisl Raaiuthi gn His Imnoimnre Urn to Ms wtbtogs..
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The Smithville Times Transcript and Enterprise (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 28, 1959, newspaper, May 28, 1959; Smithville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1040456/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Smithville Public Library.