The Celeste Courier (Celeste, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1965 Page: 4 of 4
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THE CELESTE COURIER, Friday, February 12,1965
NOBILITY NEWS
IN APPRECIATION
By MRS. L. B. WITHROW
in
son,
and Mrs. Roy Lanier Sunday.
DAWSON PROPANE CO.
Ammonium Nitrate
NOW IN STOCK
BUYING!
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How to get a nice red, white and blue feeling
—and pocket a little green
NORMAN MESSICK.. Manager
P. 0. Box 307 ® Celeste, Texas
See Us For Your Ammonium
Nitrate Needs
al Byers’ Farm Store
(Temporary Location)
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Trusty and
Siheila were in Ivanhoe Sunday
to help celebrate the birthdays
of her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Keene.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fikes were
in Denton Saturday visiting their
daughter, Miss Donna Fikes.
Mrs. Fanny Townsend of Peniel
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hamil-
ton Sunday afternoon.
Why not get started soon and
feel better fast
FRENCH
HEARTS
Mir. and Mrs. John L. James
spent the week end with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murri B.
Hair and baby of Euless*.
CLEAN COTTONSEED HULLS
FROM MISSISSIPPI
NEW LOW PRICE ON
RANGE CUBES
20% PROTEIN
$63.00 Per Ton At The
O. K. FEED MILL
LEONARD, TEXAS
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O. K. FEED MILL
Leonard, Texas
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Keep freedom in your future with
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
GAULDEN DRUG
“Your Hometown Druggist”
Leonard, Texas
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The Leonard Graphic
Rhone 587-3303 Leonard, Texas
Mrs. Ann Goodman and Mrs.
i Mary Patterson spent the week
1 end in Dallas.
BY L. R. FULLERTON
Which is safer, to believe
the resurrection, or not to believe
in it? Let us use the same type
of reasoning that we used with
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Fuller of
I Dallas spent Saturday night
■ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
: Carl Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gifford of
Rosebud, Ark. visited her aunt,
Mrs. S. A. Thomas, Sunday.
Visitors of Mi’s. Geneva Lowe
over the week end were Mrs. Des-
sie Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Jim-
mie Lowe, Archie Lowe, Mr. and
Mi's. James Crawford and
all of Garland.
| that some day all will be
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY WHILE YOU HAVE
A GOOD CHOICE
FOR SALE — 2 good National
Cash Registers. I Remington-
Rand Portable Typewriter. All
in good condition. At a bargain.
ALBRIGHT’S — WEST SIDE
SQUARE, LEONARD.
CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
2 cents per word first time, 1
cents per word each additional
time. Minimum charge, 25c
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Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth White were Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Thomas and children
of Greenville.
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Buy U. S. Savings Bonds, and you
can be proud of yourself twice.
One, you do something good for
your country. (And that can make
you feel pretty good inside.) Uncle
Sam makes good use of your Bond
dollars to strengthen the cause of
freedom.
Two, you do something good for
yourself. You save some of your
hard-earned cash, and put it to
work earning more cash. (Come
maturity time, you’ll get back ?4
for every $3—guaranteed!)
Quick fAts about
Series E Savings Bonds
• You get 33%% more money at
maturity (7 years, 9 months)
• You pay no state or local tax and
can defer the federal tax until
the Bonds are cashed
• You can get your money when
you need it
• Your Bonds are replaced free if
lost, destroyed or stolen
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Anyone who really wants to
study current economics should
hire a plumber occasionally.
* * *
This would be especially help-
ful to those people who think it
is a fine thing that the unions
get more fringe benefits, who
believe that the welfare pro-
grams of the
government
should be ex-
panded, and
who also
think local
government
should spend
more money
for commun-
ity projects.
* * *
Of course,
they would, and do, scream to
high heaven over the hourly
costs of hiring a plumber, and
somehow arrive at the conclu-
sion that they are being taken
I advantage of.
* * *
It is interesting the break-
down recently made in an area
where the hourly rate for a
journeyman plumber is $4,995.
Now of course, the hourly rate
paid by the customer is much
higher, and it is well to con-
sider what builds up the cost.
♦ * *
Fringe benefits in the union
contracts calling for pension
plans, welfare, et al, add an-
other $1.19 per hour to the rate
that must be charged. The cost
of social security and unem-
ployment insurance assessed
against the employer adds up
to another 37 cents per hour
workmen’s compensation in-
surance adds another 16 cents
per hour, and city and state
taxes tag on another 32 cents.
* * *
This all totals to $2.04 per
hour, added to the journeyman
plumber’s basic hourly rate,
(c) National Federation of Independent Business
Whitewright — FO4-2969
Champlin Oils
Carburetion Flame Cultivation
Tank Rentals and Sales
Propane Gas Appliances
is said: “Marvel noit at
for the hour is coining, in
which all that are in the grave
shall hear his voice, and shall
come forth; they that have done
unto the resurrection of
and they that have done
unto the resurrection of
which he receives less deduc-
tions for social security, for
income tax, for union dues, and
any other items that can be
taxed against his take home pay.
♦ * ♦
This of course, does not take
into account the cost of operat-
ing a truck, tools, office rent,
postage, and all the other
items that must be added in by
the contractor, plus some mea-
sure of a profit.
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But the interesting point is
that just for direct labor costs*? x
the total adds up to $7.03. ij/
the journeyman plumber is itW
average circumstances as reY
gards dependents, et al, he
probably actually takes home
about $3 per hour.
* * *
This same situation applies
to practically all of the crafts,
whether it be a painter, elec-
trician, or carpenter.
* * *
It also applies to most things
that are produced, although
the illustration is not as clear
as when a plumber is hired.
The consumer eventuality pays
the costs for all these so called
social gains. This, of course,
promotes inflation which re-
sults in an ever increasing cost
of living.
BULK $22.50 per Ton, in ton
lots. 1,000 Lbs. to 2,000 Lbs.
$24.00 Per Ton. Sacked, $25.00
per Ton. 100 Lbs., $1.35.
■ was
C. W. Harder
: soul: But rather fear him which
is able to destroy 'both soul and
; body in hell” (Matthew 10:28).
What about the attitude as to
who will be saved? Some believe
all will be saved, and some be-
lieve only a select group will 'be
saved. What if everybody were
saved—then what? If that were
the case, then it wouldn’t matter
what course a man pursued in
life, for God would save him any-
way. But should this not be the
case—then what? The picture
would then be different, and it
would matter what course a man
pursued. Isn’t this what the scrip-
tures teach? Matthew 7:13, 14
tells us that more will be lost
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Trusty
spent Saturday in Valley View.
Mrs. L. J. Howell and son of
Dallas spent Saturday with her
mother, Mrs. Sue Thompson and
her sister, Mrs. Lonzo Donihoo.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Turner
and family of Aledo spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Amwine are
Garland at the bedside of
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Made with Milk and Honey
We wish to extend sincere
..hanks of gratitude to all the
many friends in Celeste and sur-
rounding territory for kind deeds
of friendship extended Arthur P.
Green, especially 'the floral gifts
for his final service on Jan. 10,
1965.
Sincere Thanks from
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barnard
and Relatives.
Mrs. Frank Hopewell and son
visited Mrs. Rdell Patterson Sun-
day afternoon.
The
was
resurrected from the dead, and
resur-
{rected from the dead. Listen to
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spoonemore what
and son of Greenville visited Mr.' this:
reference to a belief in God. What
if there were no resurrection
from the dead—then what?
Would anybody be condemned for
having 'believed in the resurrec-
tion? If the Bible is true, and
we believe that it is, then there
will be a resurrection! That be-
ing the case, then what will hap-
I pen to those who didn’t believe
in it, and failed to make pre-
paration for it?
In the Bible we have so much
evidence that there will be a res-
urrection from the dead.
Bible declares that Jesus
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than will be saved.
Has God so arranged it that
certain ones will be saved and
cannot be lost, and that others
will be lost and cannot be sav-
ed? Is it safe to believe this?
No, for the- Bible teaches that
God will not refuse salvation to
any who come to Him.
that cometh to me I will in
wise cast out,” said the Lord
(John 6:37). Not all will come to
Him, but salvation will be grant-
ed to those who do come. The
gospel is said to be “the power
of God unto salvation to every
one that believeth” (Romans 1:
16). Does this sound as though
God has sb arranged it that
some will be lost and cannot
: possibly be saved?
On the other hand, does the
Bible teach that certain ones will
be saved and cannot possibly be
lost? No, fol- the Lord said
“Wherefore let him that think-
eth he standeth take heed lest
he fall” (I Corinthians 10:12).
Listen to these words of the
Lord, “If a man abide not in me,
he is cast forth as a branch, and
is withered; and men gather
them, and cast them into the
fire, and they are burned” (John
15:6). Hebrews 6:4-6 shows the
possibility of a child of God’s
falling, and not only falling, but
falling away.
Until next week may the Lord
bless you is our prayer. Be sure
and go to church Sunday.
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IMir. and Mrs. Earl Green of
Tulsa, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Don
G’reen and sons of Lawrence,
Kansas spent the week end with
, local relatives, Mrs. Will Green
I and Mrs. Cleatis Hudson;
| Mrs. Annabel Lonon of Gar-
’’ land visited her sister, Mrs. A.
F. Wells Friday night.
Mrs. N. C. Wooten of Peniel
visited her sisters, Misses Ecca
and Ona Lacks, Sunday.
ITS THE TOWN’S BIGGEST MARKET PL4CE.,..
good,
life;
evil, unto the
damnation” (John 5:28-29).
“It is appointed unto man once
to die, and after that the judg-
ment” (Hebrews 9:27). This calls
for a resurrection from the dead.
“For we must all appear be-
fore the judgment seat of Christ;
that every one may receive the
things done in the body, accord-
ing to that he hath done, wheth-
er it be good or bad” II Corin-
thians 5:10). This calls for a
resurrection. No one can escape
that resurrection, and woe be un- 1
to those who are not prepared
for it! The safer course by far
is to believe in it, and be ready
for it!
What about the existence of
hell? Is there a hell or not? The
fact of hell’s existence is not
dependent upon our belief or de-
nial of it, but our future with
reference to hell is certainly de-
pendent upon our belief or denial
of it! If there were no hell, no
j one would be condemned in it,
1 but since there is a hell, some
, will be condemned in it!
i Over and over again, the Bible
tells us how we can escape hell.
; It goes without saying then that
the safest course is for man to
accept what the Bible says about
it, and so live that he will not
be punished eternally in hell!
“Fear not them that kill the
body, but are not able to kill the
in
their son, Bobby Max, who
derwent surgery Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eart Lasiter vis-
■ ited in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Rayburn Sudderth of Leon-
ard, where they celebrated the
birthday of their mother, Mrs.
Ollie Burleson of Trenton. Oth-
er guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom-
my Lasiter and children of Plano.
Kenneth Donihoo from the Na-
val Air Station at Grand Prairie,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Lonzo Donihoo.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brooks vis-
ited their children, Mr. and Mi's.
Hugh Rowell and children of
Richardson Sunday.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Withrow were Rev. and
Mrs. Norman Vandergriff and
family of Ladonia, Rev. and Mrs.
Bobby Lee of Fort Worth, Dr.
and Mrs. A. L. Stanphill of Sher-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Doug-
las and grandchildren of Dal-
las and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dona- :
ghey of Trenton.
♦ * *
This helps explain why there
is so much “moonlighting,” or
of holding down two jobs.
* * *
Fringe benefits look Hue on
paper, but they don’t put meat
and potatoes on the table. A
man whose labor costs $7.03
per hour, but whose actual take
home pay is only $3 per hour,
cannot afford to buy much pro-
duced by other men in the
same situation. After all, how
much water can be added to
the soup and still have soup?
FOR SALE — Chenille Bed
Spreads, double bed size. Now
$2.98. ALBRIGHT’S, WEST SIDE |
SQUARE, LEONARD.
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