The Coolidge examiner. [volume], August 13, 1943, Page Page Six, Image 6

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County Red Cross
Meeting, August 18
All chairmen of Coolidge KH
Cross are invited to attend a
meeting of the Pinal rouniy chap
ler WHnvmiay. August I*. at *
p Ui Tb** meeting will be 1i»-1iJ
at the Presbyterian church ha »•
tZiftit in Florence Election of of
«c..- * II take place.
Coolidge Locals
• Mr and Mr- Gene shudder left
Purdu for Fresno. <*ll * f. where
Mrs Scudder’s father is • erlntisly
ill
•Mr and Mrs George Soneff
returned Wednesday morning
from La* Angeles where they vi~
Heil for a week
• Mr* Eli J Ander«on
a meeting of the board of maria*:
er« of the Arizona Congress of j
Parents and Teachers, held in
Phoenix Wednesday 'She also it j
tended an executive committee
meeting of the congress while
there Mr* Anderson is central
regional vice president
•Mr and Mrs N < Hogan were
in Phoenix on businev- one I»>
last w eek
• J D Smith an I son James, and
Floyd Cisnev sf*ent Tuesday in
Phoenix on business
9 Niiss Mable cherry and Mickey
Sweeper were C.a h GraQde vis|
tor* Sunday evening
• Miss Helen Emery commenced
work Thursday at the fountain <>f
H ivduke s confectionery
• Among those who will .tteinl
the American Legion district con
vention at Phoenix Frdiay and
9aturday. will be Frank Watson
Martin Talla. A P M< Kinnis. Tom
Culver and A E Taylor Talla i
member of the rules committee
-CLOSED™
FOR ONE WEEK
So that our employees may take a well-earned rest, our
cleaning plant will be closed all of next week . . . Ef
fective today we cannot accept any cleaning for deliv
ery before August 25th.
ATTENDANT WILL BE ON DUTY
For the delivery of work already cleaned, we will have
• an attendant on duty all of next week.
-ELITE CLEANERS...
COOLIDGE
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Guadalcanal Hero
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His ship, carrying a cargo of
gasoline, was struck and act afire.
James Stalp, above. 23-ycar-old
gunner from Nashville. Tetui., ran
I the length of the craft through the
tlanirs, rescued three men, then
returned to hla post despite the
blaxc and shot down A Japanese
bomber.
ui tip Thursday evening Tsy
lor is a member of the resolution
muiittee
• Mrs vreii Mi Kiien is visiting
j her mol tier in Safford this week
9 Lt (Jeorge ilayduke and Corp
Nick Mayduke returned to service
Monday after spending furlough*
in Coolidge. Lieutenant Mayduke
went to San Francisco where lie
will be stationed and ids brother
et timed to Colorado Springs.
Colo.
# Maxine Tro
tnd Mi; E K Trout. Kennedv
avenue, was hostess to several of
li«*r friends at a birthday party at
her home Sunday afternoon
(•bests included Coralie and Wayne
Clark. Franklin and Albert Ship
lev. Edith Moore. Mary Ellen
(•laves, Clarice Fullerton. Dale
Yeager. Arlene. John. James. Er
nest and Ifnth Trout, (fames were
Florence Locals
Mrs. Nelson Borree entertained
her former bridge friends of Flor
••me. Mrs. Dugald Stewart,
Mrs Gertrude McGee and Mrs. H
; Kirhardson at dinner and bridge j
t her home at Borree’s corner.]
Tuesday evening.
leo Bloch is home from Mayo
Brother's Clinic, at Rochester.
Minn Phil Redondo remained be
” d for further treatment anti
Mrs Bloch's daughter will under
go an operation there soon.
Norton Schewel “buzzed” Flor
! hi his twin-engine ship, then
landed at the Florence airport anti
an into Florence for a few- min
ites to visit his parents. Mr. and
Mis H. Schewel last Saturday.
He was on a “crosscountry” from
Childress. Texas, to Phoenix
Frank M. Pool, former owner of
tlie lumber yard In Ray. Superior
and Winkelman. visited friends in
Florence. Tuesday.—
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Florence USO Club
H?,s New Coolers
The I SO club In Florence now
possess new foolers and a new
electric refrigerator, making it
adaptable for cooking and really
acr ennoble to young married
couples
On the ' must have” list for the
I SO how are Gillette razors, a flat
t >n. ami magazines including
Life. Look. Esquire, photographic
i.i ig *zines mov. magazines. Cor
net Fortune and Reader* sDigent.
Frank Schlater, USO, urges volun
teer service on these articles from
the community.
played and refreshments served
It was Maxine's 12th birthday and
she had a large blue birthday rake
with pink candles.
, Mi- Joh l ' R Dan-els left this
week for Arkansas to Slav with
j her parents. %li Daniels having
’ been called to the Army
THE COOLIDGE EXAMINER
Lullaby Bombing
rJHB
Lying quietly In hi* wicker bas
ket during a Japanese air raid over
Chungking Is four months old Cyrus
Duncan Stewart. Ills father. James
E. Stewart, is acting chief of the
China division of the United States
OUice of War Information.
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“Think Os These
Things”
Many g<vw.| and honest peopl*
are found who believe that they
have received the Holy Spirit Bap
tism today. It is popular doctrine
among many of various denomina
lions. People are taught to pray
• i the Holy spirit Baptism in or
der that fbey might be saved. A
.ull and fair study of the New Tes
tament. however, will reveal that
the Gospel of Christ demands and
-m i.- only water baptism now
I believe if we find the purpose
hi which God use, j i he Holy Spit
it and the Holy Spirit Baptism, we
will better understand it.
First we find it was to guide
the Apostles into all the truth
toiln 1 ti: 13. Since the Holy Spir
it came as recorded in the second
chapter of Acts, it must have
guided the Apostles into all the
truth, and those who claim to
have more truths from God must
.e taise prophets.
Second we find that the Holy
Spirit Baptism was to confirm the
word of God. Mk 16:17-18; Heb
2:14.
Kk I am writing a deed. I
can continue to reveal and write
on that deed until it is complete
j Cs 2 Betty Rose
I / i Ajy Coats and Suits
. . . clothes that catch the rhythm of NOW— ,
fashion hits and encores that turn on popular
interest, tune in on good fashions . , . you’ll I
UwrudiotLuXnu wear them tirelessly.
j The PERFECT SUIT I
roomy pockets with l
I f! ap? ‘ Here's an all- ’ \ T*\\
time coat, good for J \ j j j( j
(lavs and nights .... \l\i 11 1\ I
and when it bears the \\ \ \ j \ k \
BETTY ROSE label ‘ M 1 II ,
it means so much ftf .
more.
| $ 22 95 'iZirtZZ
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After said deed is complete, it Is
confirmed by the seal of the state,
Hid no one can add or take away
from that deed. 1 can write an
other deed and put the seal of the
state on it. but 1 can not put the
seal of tile state on the same deed
twice.
So it is of the word of God. It
was written and the seal of heav
en was placed on it by miraculous
power resulting from the Holy
'Spirit Baptism Those who claim
to get the Holy Spirit Baptism in
our time must get it to confirm
another gospel or deed as God’s
gospel is already confirmed. But
Paul says if any man preach any
Other gospel let him he accused.
Gal. 1:8.
V So we are forced to conclude
that all the so-called Holy Spirit
Baptism in our time are deceptive
and come from the Devil, as we
have no promise of such coming
from God.
Many people think that the Holy
Spirit will come down directly and
save them. I challenge anyone to
| show one example in the New
Testament where the Holy Spirit
ever saved anyone separate and
apart from the word of God.
God does not call men to preach
toilay apart from his word as men
claim. If you have the Holy Spir
it Baptism let some proof of it be
shown bv the healing of the sick
or speaking in tongues WE will
he waiting for an answer.
ALVIA WAGNER
Minister of the Church of Christ
•Ini and Walton
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WANT AOS
LOST—Woman's Purse on Main
street near Coolidge Drug Store
Sunday evening. Contained pair
of glasses. Reward. Coolidge
Examiner. itp
HOUSE FOR RENT—Telephone
296. ltp
QUICK SALE—Forty Acres in Al
salsa. '.j mile east of Coolidge.
Dewey Compton. 3oju)ltp ts
FOR SALE—Fifty pound capacity
Icebox for sale. s*. Two-burner
Kerosene Stove. sl2; Double
Bed, Spring and Mattress. $25.
Bat McKxnnan. third house on
Kennedy from highway. ltp
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE—
Garage apartment in rear. West
Coolidge. Also 80 acres of the
best farm land in the valley.
L. R. Winkler. Phone 162. ltp
HELP WANTED—Store Clerk.
Nice work and good pay. Pre
fer draft exempt man. The
O. S. Stapley Company. ltc
REAL ESTATE LOANS -5% Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. S. C. I. D. or Pump |
Water. See C. M. Betterton, 791
Center St., Casa Grande, Tel.
336 J 3. 12mar3tp - tfc
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN,
evenings and daytimes. Jenna-
Lee Foy, across from Indian Ser
vice Office. ltp
YOUNG LADY to earn room and
board in comfortable Phoenix
home w-hile taking business
training. Work expected ex
tremely light; will not inter
sere with attendance at school.
Write for additional information.
LAMSON BUSINESS COL
LEGE. 134 N. Central Ave.,
Phoenix. 6 augltc
BONDS OVER AMERICA * * *
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In San Antonio.
Texa*. standi a Alamo Chapel
mission fort of '
which is written:
had her messenger
here
! How many relics,deal
a. 'JI 1 to the hearts of mil
l I I l| of Europeans,
111 B I Hitler has wantonly
_ j destroyed? Thou
-06 sands of shrines link
— Ml A ing t he present with
E«V6ff Al6lt past glory have been
Buy War Bonds ~m,he,i “ rubble
tfuaitSW*
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1943
MAN’S BICYCLE FOR SALE—
Practically new. Fine tires. SSO.
Phone 191, Earl Nabors.. ltc
FOR SALE —Fresh cow, good milk
er. 5 years old. 3 Cotton Trail
ers. F. O. Fulton. Phone 305J2.
ltp.
NOTICE —Because of present war
conditions, we are forced to do
wearing apparel by the piece.
| Coolidge Laundry. ltc
FOR SALE—4O Tons Alfalfa Hay.
sl6 a ton. Vi mile east of Cool
idge. Dewey Compton. ltp
WANTED —Competent and reli
able person to clean house once
a week Nice home, good pay.
E. F. Kellner, Natural (las Ser
vice Co. ltp
JhujifouiA.
"Pink Eye” Powder
Easy to apply Quick to act
Stops “pink eye" losses A 5-giam
bottle—enough to treat 3u to 40
cases—sl.oo For sale by—
HINES DRUG CO. S1