The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, March 3, 1944 Page: 3 of 8
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Friday, March 3,1944
THE CALDWELL NEWS
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
N. A. Woods, pastor
We had a good day Sunday. We
are very grateful to God. Wo
missed many of our membership,
especially in the evening services.
God knows whether or not you
could have been there und after
all He is the one we must strive
to please.
"We are fighting f0r the Chris-
tian philosophy of life. The saving
of democracy is not enough. We
can save democracy and lose our
souls. Deep down beneath all that
we see on the surface in this con-
flict there is fundamentally a
struggle between Christianity and
paganism. Fundamentally we are
fighting as a nation, not only to
preserve our institutions of free-
dom and our personal liberty, but
for Christianity; for thv iigi.t t¿>
preach repentance and faith to the
nations of the world; for the right
to establish the kingdom of God
among Men; for the right to create
a social order in the world based
upon the Christian philosophy of
love, justice and right"
Be in every service next Sunday!
— any wam «nana * "> m«n —
Lutheran Church—Deanville
E. C. Poehlmann, pastor
Introit: "Remember, O Lord,
Thy tender mercies and Thy lov-
ing kindnesses; for they have been
ever of old. Let not mine enemies
triumph over Ciod of Israel; de-
liver us out of all our troubles.
Unto Thee, O Lord, do I lift up
my soul; O my God, I trust in
Thee; let me not be ashamed."
i):00 a.m. March 4, confirmation
instruction.
10:00 a.m. Sunday, March 5,
Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Sunday, divine wor-
ship services.
n:00 p.m. Tuesday, Mjuc'h 7,
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BRYAN
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Lenten service*. Come and worship
the Savior who died for sina of
the world, with us.
During this Lenten Season let
us consider everything the Savior
gave up in order to establish Sal-
vation for us. On the other hand
"What is a man profited, if he
shall gain the whole world and lose
his own soul?" Matt. 16: 26.
This is the world's greatest
problem. And Christ is the only
one to solve it. The whole world
on one side—man's soul on the
other. Which is the greater, the
more valuublc? Jesus answers em-
phatically: "The Soul." And yet,
what is held cheaper than a hu-
man soul? Some like the heathen
Romans and Greeks believed that
only men like Cicero and Socrates
had souls, but not the common peo-
ple. But the Bible teaches that ev-
ery man, woman, and child has a
soul. Even the malefactor on the
cross and the woman taken in
adultery. But the Bible teaches us
more than this. It ¿ay -thai1 tí¡v.'
>oul of the thief and the harlot is
worth saving, even at the tremend-
ous cost of the life and death of
the Son of Cod. The Cod of all
mercy and grace sent Jesus into
the world to save sinful mankind
from the eternal damnation. The
hlood of Jesus Christ sheil on the
nrcursed tree cleanseth us from
all sin. In Christ we have redemp-
tion through His blood, the for-
giveness of sins. His precious blood
is the price of our salvation.
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I,utheran Church—1Caldwell
F. C. Poehlmann. pastor
10:00 a.m. Sunday. March .r>. Sun-
day School. Scripture lesson: I
Thess. 4: 1-7.
N:00 p.m. Divine worship serv-
ice.
8:00 p.m. March 8. Lenten Ves-
per. Come and worship the Christ
with us,
RI'T WAR WON' AND PTAMI'f ——
PROVIDENCE CHURCH
By E. E. Carrington
In spite of mud, rain, and almost
impossible roads we had some
thirty or forty at our church last
Sunday. I admist this not many,
hut it reveals the encouraging fact
that there are some here who have
not bowed the knee to Baal. For
next Sunday morning our test will
he "Be not afraid or dismayed for
the battle is not yours, hut God's."
It will tie discussed in regard to
the gloom and doubt that hangs
over this world. It's meant to en-
courage you. Won't you come and
let us reason together?
— ruv war b02tbi a wd stamp! ——
Use Classified Ada.
WHY WE SHOULD ATTEND CHURCH
Tho Church is the symbol of that which is good and pure.
It is the place where mail is privileged to attend and hear
the Word of God. Surely the Word of God should be de-
sired above all other words.
The Church is the instrument in God's hand to bring the
wicked to repentance, and prepare us for our Heavenly
home. Hebrews 9:27: "And as it is appointed unto man
once to die, but after this the judgment."
Let us attend Church regularly that we may help to clear
the world of sin, and be ready when the Judgment comes.
VOU Are cordially invited to attend
* Sunday School and worship service
every Sunday.
Attend the church of your choice.
Sxdace a*M Paoc* 9 ai CJutnoU
L. C. Eakin
A Friend
Caldwell C. of C.
Simpson's Grocery
Braww-Btirloaon
Produce Company
Gulf States Utilities Co
First State Bank
D. W. Burns
Phillips>Luckey Co.
Raymond R. Norosad
Moore's
Western Auto
Associate Store
Womble Oil Mill
Harvey •Schiller
Funeral Home
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
R. S. and Hays Bowers
Caldwell National Bank
Methodist To Okum
Day of Dedication
Sunday, March 6, is to be ob-
served as the second annual Day
of Dedication by the First Meth-
odist Church. A special service at
11 a.m. will present the members
with an opportunity to rededicate
their lives to Christ through a ded-
ication of "self, service, and sub-
stance," it was announced hy the
pastor, the Rev. W. Darwin Andrus,
During the week, the members
have received a letter and pamph-
let explaining the purpose of the
Day of Dedication, an offering en-
velope, and a "Dedication Card;"
the offering and the Dedication
Card it re to be left at the altar
as the communicants partake of
• he Lord's Supper. The choir will
furnish special music for the occa-
sion, and the pastor will bring the
second in his series of messages on
the Life of Jesus, "Dedicated to
Heal."
Fnr- the ev« injr ««"-viro «,t„.7:4&
p.m., the pastor will bring the sec-
ond in the series of messages on
"The Six Pillars of Peace": "The
Second Pillar of Peace: Economic
Foundations." It is expected that
this message will arouse even
greater interest in the subject of
the coming peace than did the first
message. The public is cordially
invited to both of these services.
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service will meet Monday at
Ji:a« p.m., at the church, for a con-
tinuation of the Bible study being
conducted by the Rev. E. A. Potts.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Stewards will -be held
at the Church Monday at 7:30 p.m.,
with the chairman, H. P. Woodson,
presiding.
Young People's choir practice
will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m.,
and adult choir practice at 8 p.m.,
Mrs. Theodore H. Andrews, direct
ing.
— I'T Won MOXfia a WD STAMPS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Fritz Schwartz Sr. celebrat-
ed her seventieth birthday TueB
day afternoon, February 22. A
lunch, which consisted of pies,
cakes, cookies, sandwiches and cof-
fee, was served to the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz,
Mrs. Fritz Schwartz Jr. and
daughter, Mrs. Willie Suehs, Mrs.
Hugo Suehs, Mrs. Milton Ahrens,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zwememann,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zwememann,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helmke, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Lehman, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dworsky, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Dworsky, Mrs. Elo Laf-
fi-r? ajrcd Sgt. Milton Laffcre, Mrs.
Albert Klagman and Dan Eloy,
Mr. Vince Maresh, Mr. and Mrs.
■limmie Moore, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Helmke. After a late hour all
departed wishing her many more
happy birthdays.
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