Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1978 Page: 4 of 18
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Page 4—CEDAR HILL CHRONICLE. Thurs., Nov. 9, 1978
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Cedar
Hill's
Ministers
Reflect...
Malcolm Scoggins
Pastor
Central Baptist
Sin Never Fails To Kill
Romans 6:23
That the wages of sin is death is just as sure and un-
failing as God's inevitable laws can be.
I. Following the picture of sin is the reference to Israel,
and following this reference Christ is offered for our
sins, and because of faith in him we are justified.
II. For the wage of sin is death.
Life through Jesus Christ is a gift. Nothing required
to receive the gift, only faith. Death, the wages of sin,
calls for untiring energy and ceaseless toil.
Death here means a moral state. A state of moral
corruption and eternal woe.
III. The background of Pauls picture is sin.
A. Sin secures the wages spoken of in the text, death.
B. The sinner is the servant of his master, the devil.
He has to toil night and day from youth to old age. Not a
days vacation is ever given him.
IV. How sin kills
A. It undermines character.
B. It destroys peace.
C. It is always at war with true love.
E. It blights.
Five acts in a man's life
V. Like the young man - who spoke at the commence-
ment
1. At his school and when he was through came the
applause of the audience.
2. Then marriage - and the whole sky of life seens so
bright and with increasing power and strength.
3. Then came a cloud - who's future looked so bright
went down under the touch of sin.
4. Then a wife - in a poorly furnished room with a
child at her knees - waiting for return of drunken hus-
band.
5. Three graves in a dark place. The grave of the
child who died of neglect. The grave of the wife and
mother who died of a broken heart, the grave of a
father and husband who sent his soul into eternity to
learn that the wages of sin is death.
Book Talk
By Carla Bryan
Cedar Hill Public Library
Second Generation by Howard Fast
In this sequel to The
Immigrants, Howard
Fast once again proves
hiself to be one of this
country's most popular
authors. Already on the
current best sellers list,
Second Generation con-
tinues the story about
Dan Levette, the young
Italian who lost his
parents but launced a
stormy and brilliant
career as a result of the
great San Francisco
earthquake. This second
volume encompasses an
even more dramatic
sweep of history from
the depression years to
the close of World War
II.
The central figure is
Barbara Lavette, the tall
beautiful daughter of
Dan and his aristocratic
first wife, Jean.
Troubled by the conflicts
of her mother's social
world, Barbara sets out
to build her own life in
her own way -- a way that
leads her to a Europe on
the brink of Nazi terror,
to love and tragedy, to
the farthest reaches of a
globar war, to a deeper
understanding of Dan
and Jean, and ultimately
to a hard-won maturity
and affirmation of the
goodness of life.
In a novel crowded
with vivid characters
whose stories intertwine
with hers, Barbara
emerges as a person of
tremendous strength
and appeal.
It is a rare novelist
who can create a world
with such empathy and
passion that the reader
actually comes to share
the loves and emotions of
its characters. Howard
Fast is one of them.
CUBS'
CORNER
By Linda Allen
Cedar Hill
Lodge No. 1380
AF&AM A
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CEDAR HILL
LODGE NO. 1.380.
A.F. & A.M.. conducts
stated communication
first Thursday of each
month at 7:30 p.m.
Study Club meets sec-
ond. third and fourth
Thur.Mlays of each
month at 7:30 p.m.
Visiting breathren
welcome.
M. J. Mays, W.M
Vaughn Pogue, Sec.
-9»
Shades of black
cats, spooks, hobgoblins
and other assorted
creatures of the blackest
night!! Those poor
unfortunate souls who
missed the Halloween
party of all parties -- and
those that were brave
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j CHILD CARE |
Age 18 Mo. & Up |
I Morning & Afternoon j
Snacks
I Hot Noon Meal
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| Creative Play In Christian|
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CENTRAL
BAPTIST
DAY CARE
| 291 -4907
First Baptist
602 Belt Line
Glenn W. Hayden, Pastor
Central Baptist
Highway 67
Rev. Malcolm Scoggins, Pastor
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Church off Christ
332 Cedar Street
Dean Kilmer, Minister'
Cedar Heights Baptist
East Belt Line Road
Rev. Don Childress, Pastor
Assembly off God
Straus Road
Rev. Carroll Teeter, Pastor
Melody Baptist
Texas Street
Barry Hosford, Pastor '
Grace Community
Church
White Hall School
Donald K. Murry. Pastor
First United Methodist
1111 Danieldale, Duncanville ,
Rev. Robert A. Greaves, Pastor
Faith Bible Church
1808 VI Camp Wisdom, Dallas
Fred C. Campbell, Pastor
Holy Spirit Catholic
Reed Junior High, Duncanville
Father Robert Johnson, PastOf
New Liffe In Christ
Lutheran
Lions Club Community House
Duncanville
Dr. Axel V. Beckman, Pastor
Trinity Assembly Of God
1410 Pleasant Run Road
David Smith, Pastor
David Clayton & Sons
Funeral Home
Duncanville
Dial 298-7222
White Auto Store
Al & Rozelle Krueger, Owners
Tower Shopping Center
Cedar Hill 291-1389
Cowboy-Ford Mercury
Interstate 35-E at U.S. 287
In Waxahachie
Local: 937-5310 Metro: 223-7580
Little Bethel
Memorial Park
A Perpetual Care Cemetery
We Sell Granite & Bronze Markers
180S S. Cedar Hill Rd. 298-4550
E. A. Scott
Builder Contractor
Cedar Hill 291-1486
Chuck's Barber Shop
Monday-Friday: 8:30 to 6:30
Saturday: 7:30 to 5:30
326 S. Highway 67
Cedar Hill Paint & Body
501S.Hwy.67 291-4903
Cedar Hill Chronicle
291-4223
Lee Johnston & Staff
Office Supply
408 N. MAIN 298-1658
DUNCANViLLE, TEXAS 75116
ROLLER SKATING
CEDAR HILL ROLLER RINK
202 N. MAIN CEDAR HILL 291-7774
Open Every Thur., Fri., Sat. at 7:30 p.m.
Late Session Friday Night - 9:45 to 11:45
Saturday Morning Kid Session - 10 to 12
Open Sunday Afternoon 2:30-4:30
We Specialize in School, Church and Birthday
Parties. Phone 291-7774
Fabio O'Campo M.D.
announces the opening of his
offices for Family Practice
777 W. Wheatland ltd.
296-3824
Hours by appointment
enough to attend have
never been the same.
Thanks to all the spooks
and spookesses, the
various adults who
volunteered their talents
(or had them volun-
teered, as the case may
be), Don Grogan - who
allowed all the eeries of
the night to take over his
barn, and especially to
the dedicated spook
house builders from the
Methodist Church who
were kind enough to
leave their hard work up
so that the Cub Scouts
could take advantage of
it. Needless to say, it was
a frightful success!
Sunday, November 5,
was the Goodwill Bag
Pickup Day and thanks
go to the people who
helped us by putting
their bags out by 2 p.m.
that day.
Coming up on
Tuesday, November 14 is
the next committee
meeting and all those
who have ideas and/or
talents to share are
invited to attend. After
all, it takes a lot of people
to make a good, fun
program for these boys
year-round: See you at
the church at 7:30 p.m.
All den leaders...
attenshun!! The
Roundtable is tonight,
Thursday, November 9
at Trinity Oaks Church
of Christ in DeSoto at
7:30 p.m. Remember,
you not only get a lot of
ideas for the following
month, but there are
awards for attending,
too. Roundtable is a very
good resource when it
comes to rounding up
materials for your
meetings.
October wound up fund
raising month for the
pack. You popcorn
lovers really kept it to-
gether by keeping us in
orders all month long.
Thanks to everyone of
you.
See you soon...
FALL SALE
Save Up To
50%
on
Ready to Wear
See Our New
* Wash able Wools
*'Flannels
* T-shirt Knits
401 West Belt Line Cedar Hill, Texas 75104 |
Methodist
Church Plans
Barbecue
Duncanville- The
First United Methodist
Church will conduct its
seventh annual
barbecue Saturday,
November 18, from 5 to 8
p.m. at the Youth
Center, 400 S. Avenue C.
It is open to the public.
Tickets may be
purchased in advance
through the church
office or at the door.
Prices will be $3 for
adults and $1.50 for
children 10 and under.
Orders-to-go will be
available at Fellowship
Hall.
A toddler nursery will
be available for the very
small.
$
■m
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DONNA BILLMAN has been chosen
as Miss Flame for 1978-79. Donna, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Billman,
was chosen by students at Cedar Hill
High School over three other
nominees for the title.
Fashion Show
At North wood
m
A fashion show of heir-
loom apparel will be
presented by Goodwill
Industries Volunteer
Services (GIVS) on the
Cedar Hill campus of
Northwood Institute at
10:30 a.m., Tuesday,
November 14.
Sponsored by the
college's Fashion
Merchandising depart-
ment, the one-hour
program features 40 to
45 authentic women's
costumes dating from
the mid-1800s to the
1950s.
Handmade finery,
manufactured ready-to-
wear as well as designer
fashions comprise the
program - which
originated during Good-
will's annual meeting in
1960 when volunteers
modeled interesting
items of donated apparel
too beautiful or amusing
to be discarded, but too
old and fragile for Good-
will re-sale shops.
"We realized we had
some real treasures in
those discards,"
explains Mrs. Merlyn D.
Sampels, volunteer coor-
f
dinator of the show.
That original fashion-if)
production was so well-,l
received that the Good- >
will volunteers became
overwhelmed withA
requests to present the*'
show to other groups. -ii
The show represents a
true Dallas heritage and
runs the fashion gamut*
from a sensible, severe""
black cotton traveling-
dress from the prairie;
davs of the 1800s to a fun,
frivolous, spangled
flapper dress of the
1920s. ^
The program is being
brought to Northwood in '
conjunction with the
Fashion Merchandising ' *
department's Fasion
History class.
Area women are ;
cordially/, invited -jtp-rj
attgiid' this highly-
acclaimed show. ;
Donation is one dollar :|j[
($1) and reservations
may be made by phoning •>
the campus at 291-1541. |
Group reservations forj
women's clubs and other>|
organizations are alsoj
being accepted on a first j #
come, first served basis. 'I
Film Shown At
Trinity Assembly
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m
The early life of Nicky
Cruz is the theme of
Satan On The Loose, a
new film which is to be
shown at Trinity
Assembly, 1410
Pleasant Run, Cedar
Hill, Tuesday,
November 14 at 7:30
p.m. for all youth (7
grade up welcome).
Filmed in Puerto Rico,
Satan On The Loose
takes an intimate look
into the family of Nicky
Cruz, a family where the
parents were Satan wor-
shipers and dealers in
demonology. Early in
life Nicky Cruz was
driven from his home in
Puerto Rico to live an un-
controlled life of vio|
lence on the streets of
New York as leader of
the dreaded Mau Mali —■
gang. I *r
Satan On The Loose
waves a red flag in the
pathway of curious
dabblers in the world of
the occult. It warns. £t
instructs. It points tp ■■
danger. It leads to lifei
Satan On The Loose is
a new release by Gospel
Films, Inc. of Muskegon,
Michigan, producers of
such award-winning
films as The Tony Fon>-
tane Story, So Long Joey
and Like A Mighty
Army.
First Forum For
Women Nov. 14
$
In the hope of rain at the be-
ginning of the dry season,
some Portuguese place a
dummy dressed for rain on
their rooftops!
"The Strategic
Woman" will be the topic
of a program in self
mastery training
conducted by the First
Forum for Women under
the sponsorship of First
National Bank of Dun-
canville.
Larry Bledsoe, author
of "The Strategic
Woman." will be the
speaker, and compli-
mentary copies of his
book will be presented to
women who attend the
meeting at noon
Tuesday, November 14,
at the Holiday Inn. Cost
will be $5 for the
luncheon.
For reservations, con-
tact Kathy Lolas or Julie
McCabe at 298-6181.
Bledsoe's book is
based on the thought that
every woman is an in-:
Larry Bledsoe
dividual with her own
particular characterise
tics. It is a practical
guide which can provide mi
the "How To's" of per--
sonal dicovery.
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