The Giddings News (Giddings, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, July 3, 1942 Page: 2 of 8
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C. M. Bishop, Editor and Mgr.
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RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
Real Estate and Bank Building 11,000.00
Cash in Vault and with Banks 215,956.82
$694,339.93
$694,339.93
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HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON _
Giddings, Texas, July 3, 1942
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Customers Bonds ......
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Other Real Estate ........
Furniture and Fixtures
$144,267.80 -
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Directors:
Paul Nerger
P. H. uecke
Ed. Schuhmann
J. E. Kasper
Alvin Moerbe
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the Bible. Can you picture thia be*
z nning tt tilings, all darknrss,
wthout form, but upon the face
of the deep "the Spirit'of God
moced." ,
ihen God said. "Let there be
lig! t " And there was light Cod
C vu’er this light from the dark-
nesz and called the lighl day and
over the fish of the sea, and over
the fowl of the air. and over the
cattle, and Over all the earth, and
over r^try creeptng thing that
creepeth upon the earth"
So God created man in Hu own
image, "In the image of God cre-
ated He him, male and female
created He them
"And • Cod blessed them, and
God said onto them. Be fruitful,
nd multi; l>\ and repleniab th
earth, ard • :*ue it; and have
dominion over ’M Ash of the sea.
and over the fowl of the air, and
over every Iivuk thing that mov-—
eth upon the earth.
Gives Food for Man
, And God said, I^h4l4 I. have
given you every herb bearing seed,
which is upon the face of all the ..
earth, and every tree. In the which
is the fruit of a tree yielding seed;
to you it shall be for meat.
"And to every beast of the earth,
to every fowl of the air. and to
every thing that creepeth upor
the earth, wherein there is life. I
have gieen every green herb for
meat: and it was so
"And Cod saw everything that
He had made, and. behold, it was
good And the evening and the
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THE GIDDINGS NEWS
Established 1888
Published every Friday by
The Giddings News Publ. Co.
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Subscription (per year) $1.50
.Entered in the Post Office at
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Paul Nerger, President
P. H. Luecke, Vice-President
Ed. Schuhmann, Cashieri .
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Walter E. Kasper, Ass't. Cashier
_ ________________ C. Harms. Ass’t. Cashier........
Any erroneous reflection up-
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reputation of any person, firm
or corporation that may appear
in the columns of this paper will
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"IN THE beginning God creat-
ed the heaven and the earth"
This is the very first verse in our
Bible, as. la fitting The lesson is
about th* creation of this, our
earth, as told in the first chapter
of Genesis, and the first verse of
the second chapter
No one knows when the earth
was created, although there have
been many guesses That it was
the work of an intelligent being,
“ho one can doubt Man may have
an occasional idea that he could
have made some certain things
better than they were made in the
----first plase, but this boast ts uw-
ally heard from young students
in college years Later, when the
uplvaraa is further and eatenaiva.
ly studied, the only feeling one can
possibly have about its marvelous
structure and working is one of
awe and worship The arguments
of the callow college youth sound
foolish and sacreligious
"And the earth was witheK
form and void, and darkness was
upon the face of the deep And the
Spirit of God moved upon the face
of the waters ”
Everyone should learn these
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arms would be severed by a
saber, he pitched overboard to
make room for someone else at
the oar.
The former sit-down striker
in France is now getting his at
the hands of a task-master who
exacts every minute of work
time from the captive. France
is now’ reaping of the dragon’s
teeth sown in recent years.
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WEEKLY SCRAPBOOK
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should be are we human beings’
How many inventions we use, not
for beneficent purposes, but to
injure our fellow men, even to
kill them Huw tar’we have to
travel before we can lift up our
heads ami My. we are true Sons
of God, made In His image We
wont despair, but have faith that
of pasteboard, corrugated is
the best kind, and sprinkled
over with small pieces of ice.
Cover with wax paper. In hot
weather the flowers will arrive
in good condition. “
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Household Hints
Raw potato rubbed over the
grater which has been used for
cheese or lemon rinds will make
it easy to clean.
” Lacquered pie tfhs- make use-
ful (Small trays.
By adding potato peelings, (
vinegargr borax to the water
and boilng it in the teakettle
you can remove the lime de-
posit.
To clean your electric waffle}
iron try using baking soda.
. To remove the marl? left by
water in glass flower bowls,
soak them in sour milk. I
move ever made against in-
dustry and had to be ruled out
by the U. S. Supreme Court
after it had been imported into
the U. S. A. The American way
would not stand for it. France
did stand for it, and now France
is a puppet state, its citizens
slaves and its manpower forced
to work 18 hours a day in ene-
my munition factories. You, can
imagine how an" able-bodied
workmen who formerly helped
force the 40-hour per week on
France feels now working every
'day 18 hours at the point of a
boyonet. He is now- reaping of
the dragon teeth hehelped to
sow. His only sit-down is when
he drops in his tracks every day
after the 18-hour stretch of
work under a guard. He now
has no time to tell the govern-
ment what to do. He is as a
galley slave who in ancient
times had his hands locked to
the oar. Wben-the slaves who
were captives of other nations
would become exhausted. his
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
(The International Uniform
Lesson on the above topic far
July 5 la Genesis 1:1-5, 24-31; 2:1,
the Golden Tex being Genesis 11.
"In the beginning God created the
heaven and the earth.”)
THE GIDDINGS NEWS
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tapioca, sugar, salt and milk in
double boiler. Cook 15 minutes
Stir frequently, Add rind’ and
yolks and cook a minute, fold
in whites and berries. Cool and
chill. Sene plain or topped
Devoted to the best interest
of Giddings and Lee County —
One of the best diversified sec-
tions in Texas.
This newspaper champions
the cause of the middle class of
people, the backbone of the
nation, without whom there
will be no free government.
The poor are taken care of by
th* government, the rich are
able to take care of themselves.
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American way?
• France was the originator of
the 40-hour week and also the
sit-down strike. The idea of a
man working 40 hours a week
out of 144 hours a week and
expecting Industry to make up
d if brought the difference, Thje.....sit-down,
strike was the most harmful
24-Hour Day or Period?
We dp not know whether this
was a day as we know it, or a
period of time There have been
many arguments pro and con, but
neither theory can be proved We
should recall that days of 12
hours and 24 hours were not in
existence until the appearance of
the sun on the fourth day, so It
would seem to indicate that they
wer longer thnthe days•as we
know them
Now our references jump to the
creation of snhnsls Pn iMh
day "Anri Cod said let the earth
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until they upset the nation.
With these internal troubles,
there is no wonder that France
was an easy prey two years ago
to an invader. The old Mexican
way of breaking a wild horse
was to tie the animal down on
the ground for days until it was
exhausted from trying to break
its bounds and also from lack
of food and water, then release
the animal, put a saddle on it
and break it for riding or work.
That was an easier way than
what Americans do by mount-
ing a mustang and riding it un-
til it gives out, or the . rider is
thrown. The American way is
harder on the man, but who
cares- for t hings—dene- ■in any-
other way than the great
morning were the sixth day_________
“Thus the heavenn and the
earth were finished, and all the
host of them ”
it is wonderful that man was
made "in the unage" of his Maker.
Lan ia the only creature who
can take tae substances of the
cat th and make beautiful and use-
tul tir3 from them He must
have th* materials which have
been p ;• in the earth. he-cannot
creute ’hem But he can combine
them to make marvelous ma-
lots out the juices.--———
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Too Much Salt
So often we are apt to add a
little too much salt • to our food
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Flowers that are to be sent ;;107 E. 6th
spoon of vinegar and one of
sugar. When food has been
much too heavily salted this
method is not as good as cover-
ing the pan with a clean cloth
spread with flour and steam un-
til the flour absorbs the extra
salt.
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bring forth ths living creature
after his kind. cattle, and creep-
ing things, and beast of the earth
after his kind; and it was ao."
After thia was done God found it
to be good.i t . . ■
"And God said. Let us' make
man in our image, after bur like-
neas and let them have dominion
anytime after June 1. Plant
bu!bs in six Inehnc of ynjl._______L»
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Cooking Tips
If you wrap your roasted
in eat in dathji cheese cloth while '
it is hot it will not dry up.
If you roll the little sausages
in flour before frying them the
juices will remain.
Add a little lemon to the water
in w hich rice is boiled and it will
make ft white and help to
separate the grains.
When turning steak or chops,
use tongs as prickling them
THE AMERICAN CREED
I believe in the United
States of America as a gov-
ernment of the people, by
the people, for the people
whose lust powers are de-
rived from the consent of
the governed; a demcracy
in a republic; a sovereign
nation of many sovereign
states; a perfect union, one
and inseparable; establish-
ed upon those principles of,
freedom, equality, justice
and humanity for which
_____. American patriots gnrrificpd
their lives and fortunes.
I therefore believe it is my
--duty to' my eennt^y to love
it, to support its constitu-
tion, to obey its laws, to re-
spect its flag, and to defend
Its shores from Invasion
against all enemies.
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correspondents.
In cast of error or omission
in advertisements, the publishers
do no* hold themselves liable
for damages further than ths
amount received by them for
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Capital Stock ,....... $ 50,000.00
Surplus ...........*....... 29,000.00
Undivided Profits ................ 7,710.63
Dividend No. 65 ........ 2,500.00
Bonds Deposited ........ 97,400.00
Time and Demand Deposits 507,729.30
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