San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1948 Page: 4 of 10
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Mrs. Sam Hunt, Jr.
I-Delta-Slam Hostess
! Thursday Afternoon
last Thursday afternoon -\Jrs.
Mrs. Roy O. Moody,
Mrs. E. G. Mayer
Alt?tr'Hostesses "•
The Altar Society, of the Sacred
Sam Hunt. Jr. Wks hostess to the M(Mr< church held its regular
I-.Dqlta-S!am Ih idg- t Nib at t Her meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy
home. Z. nnins and ' geranium in ,, M,,ody with Mrs.
attractive arrangements were, Owed Mayer as co-hostess Monday af-
to decorate th" living room and ternoon! June 14th.
dining mom. ; Airs. Dave Martin, president cail-
High score prize was presented ed the meeting to order. After-the
to Mrs. Percy I-ee Johnson und routine business was over, a tvel-
;.cut prize to Mrs. Charles Hilton, fare project was voted on. this be-
Jr. ing fur babies overseas. New gar-
ReTreshments wore served by the. mentis for infants are being collect-
hostess to-the following: Mesdames ed to serii] to the Pope. These will
Janies Dawson. V. M. (Jordon. Tom tie distributed to needy infant^ in
West, Percy 'Lee Johnson, Taft. war torn countries.
Morrow, b. E. -Nil liolson, -members, Refreshments of cookies and
and Mrs. Charles Hilton, Jr., guestiLfrosted .cokes were served to the
—--—,--- j following members: Mesdames J,
RantDt Vnnation ' NicholKf,n- Wllllam Mick,, d. e.
napt-lSl V acauori Nicholson, P. E. FeatWrling, J. D.
Bible School
i Hollan, Sr, J.. D. Hollan.
Fred
Johnson. Piaster Hail. Frank Van-
Begins Monday j..ck and Dave Martin.
■The Rapt ist Daily Vacation Iliblf*;
S< liuol ()|ii*im;,I Mori<l.'iyA\V:ith a tutal 1YT i»d 1? TT "Ri-n*!/- o rvr\
...... Of H«4 .cinl.li.-p lor tie- ^ *>-U1 K «««
tii-i tin's- dVv- Miss .viiriain jof-' I.)ftugntj6rs. Attend
dio, is a,,.-,i„i. ».t», ,.t 'Vib. M.> pamj]y ReUlUOri
m i Toi.w.11, ^o.-irio-i- . t iic- jtiji- , iveumuij
;Mr.s-* I! Iv, Burk a in I
Hpn.
The 1949 Ford station wagon is new and revolutionary in every respect, ft is the first to use two
extra-width safety doors; the first full-size eight-passenger wagon to employ all-steel construction.
Wood panels are bolted directly to the steel frame. Extra strength built into chassis and body
assure quiet, trouble free operation.
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1«. 1 ilrpartin-lif. Mi- AUhhT (^Vy, Iv. Burk ami daughturs,
1111111,1 r \ ■ )•• r • air-l Mi s B a a I") jii*I SlUrJfV and Mrs. A.
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r< uumn In In h«d«l l*v tSt. Blair
fninily. TIm* flrnt. was in I [.oily-
fX-M-ST" So™1 Calendar
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Mr,, ok imi..., pi- '-'"•"yBaptists Attend
for I {rs an - n.'! * a t-.s .-> vv • • '
vtmt sviMi Mi ■ nd Alt ,1 n,' \.ai-
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M ns. James F. Tracy
Luncheop Hostess At
Officer’s Club
TIP' < >ffi• ■ C- i 'iVil, -it 1 ,1 1' ,1
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Tlje Heroritl if)
I.iil-bnik, T»v\aH, with snvent.v ju’eH-
Korrt'.'•''[,lio,si# attending were; Mr.
"i-l M1 Jv M Tiirnory and gi arnl
< la 11 eft t <v pj J inly, Mr and Ml’s, Mitr-
1 \ in St. Obitf and family, Mr. anil
| Alls. Hub. rt St. Clair and non,
Held June 18th ^
The San I’atri'in ('uunty lloine
Deni'.'nsirfVtinn Onun,< jl nud in • royb
nlar s*—Mi.in Friday, June ]K(h.» ut
tIn* (’minty (XiUrt, llo.UHe. . Mrs. H,
I,. ledbetter Oouncll Chairman,
was absent and Mrs. Sam. Stand-
ley, Vice (‘hairmarr, j (resided.
All club president.m reported that
there is a .lot of canning going on
in all (•ommiJni.lJe.s in the county.
The Ingleside (huh reported that
H Is to si'ivi' th(‘newly organized
1 lot ary Club. Tlo* St. Paul Club
reported that it. had a community
Workers Conference
!,/, In Ingleside, Tuesday., -ny
lUehai'l. 'all (if Chattanooga, Tenn.;
Al> and Mi A. Milt/m Me Duff of “,'un Night” to M-aise ■■ .money for
I .1 • W.’.rtti Mr! and Mrs Wiley . th“ <hl,» und t«.. ineet the
n • • ., L I !».V-I\ Irt'idge him 1..Mi. V\'.ri*t ..t Su< et water:** Mr. and Mrs. ommemlations of the recreation
i'lidiy . .\f; *••. Mam* I’. 'Ibae; p'"/td'is St (‘lair of HiXoM. Telin,: 1 <n,nmlttee.
tip Ida iln d 1! - Ktia * * 1111». Mr a lid Mis. (*. (». St.. ( ’lair and i 'I’lu- Iimh-siih- 4-11 Chile has made
him le on i: 11.i• ■ w.as l.ii i in son <.f Dm* Dduff. Arl;.; Ml. an»| , $ 1 -1 .<»(» in a ciunpaien to raises
Vliit.- lin. 11 wi(h a o nt.-rpiee.- .,1 Air*-. Curtis Si. (Mair and family money to'send a mbinher and lead-
f S»niim'le. T» xas. Mr. and Mrs. 1 •■T to the State Round-Cp in Col-
Vouthfellowship, for /buying hymn-
als. Everyone invited.
An Ice Cream Party will he held (
at the First Presbyterian Church ^r- an‘* ^rs. Roy Strain of Coh-
Thursday, July 1st. at TMtO.p. m. pus Christ! visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sponsored 'by tin* -Presbyterian' c. M. Livsey Sunday.
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(jS„n'<iiiv Srb*j*>) W-.j\I, R.a . <\ M.-rb- Smith was awai-.b-f• liiuli ami Jlj-s Ia wis flrogg of Stanton; '
i.f/tti;. '"’1" l'n/' •««'• -VJa<k ..Miilfi- .Mrs. II. I.. Stone. Ada. Oklu.; Mr.
■ i. l:v. . i ! :Ni I Mrs. CJias. St. Clair. Mr. and
Tints- at tolling w<-r-: M-sdam-ii • Mrs. Howell Burk, Mr. and Mrs.
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MANYAT A TIME
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FOR THE HOM
Contains 5% DDT
Quick Kill
Long IjasHng
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Piea.i l d Odor
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Sinton Feed & Seed Store
Odem Feed & Seed Store
An Executive Board , M-niing and , ^'\in *"K
a WMF Board.- Mt, ting was h-ill. ^ i 'T ^
, . ■ , ton Jackson, Allen Lawrence, Fritz
Dinru r was served bv the Ingle- i . . ,
si,I,- ChurtV. Thysr- au,.ruling ftt,m-.Kr^^m TrSC'y'
Sfnton ‘were, R«*v. and Mrs. L. M.
Huff and Mary Neal, Mesdames
C. A. F(,iwards. .!. \V. Spencer; M.
K. Edgar, W. X‘ Ruis. J. M. Lin-
driiin. arul’ Miss Mfrtarn Jordipe.
Rainbow Delegates
Attend Assembly ,
In. El Paso
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It., la .Virginia' , (*'..1 await
I .arl n-i |.a I.-.( ,n Bt" gl a nd rh.ar.
odis S't: Clair and family, Mr. and’
Mrs. Carl St. Clair and family,.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Holder and
family of Lubbock; and Mrs. E. E.
Burk of Sinton; Mrs. A. E. Burk
of Sandia. The latter two [dan to
be hostesses at the reunion next
year. Only a few of the St. Cldir's
have visited South Texas. •
■Mr. and Mrs. West
B ■ B H H » Q S3 n F
■W-WA1 e
W.S. of C. S. Meet
At ChurefrTuesday
The W.S. 'of C.S, rrtet at the
Methodist Ch'urch Tuesday with the
president, Mrs. Rohm MeOlothlin
opening the Jirokrarii. Mrs, WjIi,1t1 .
Winston lead a yei-y! enjoyiibiV and | Entertain Fl’lday Nlte
inspiring discussion ,<n "Y,au>.'a.id , Mr. lini, Mrs.’ T„m West enter-
Oiir I n.iy to- youth ii. ,tlM>..>letb..yu,1»„/ u< .their country home Fri:
' '1"l,,'il '• day i'liulit with four tables bridge.
A /Mighllul tea folio-.'..’ d 11,.' ,iro- |.|..iy,.,-s were: Mr. and MrsJ Jack
ai.ii,, wr.ii 114 A' I, McWhorter Mf',n.(Hv. Ml, y,rs.-E. M s„,in,
an.-l Mr-. !••.. W. MarUuss.-n hos-',,,. andVitv. Ward c,-i«. Mr. and
t- -.-. Mrs. ig,- L,o-V-(oii1 the Mrs. Louis Stale,ip, Mr. and Mrs.
-lime s|„ii„iy,nd Mi- McWhortei- ,|:tmes Daw-oti Mr. and *\|rs. Jack
spited tie- cake. r I.Miller. Miss Myrtle Moore, (;l?t/n
Tb".-e l»resent wre: -MHeianu’-K MoKinney. ‘ "Pheron Fincher, and
.... . , , U . .1 Hown k. Ross' MeOlothlin; S.c-T,,rn \Vest. When games ended
lie, Sinton ur.^J. Went Sight Viekel’s /.Il-sse Si,„.s, t ieorge I inglp
s.e.na tr.i'S v.itj, Ha- other dele-j., yJ ie\v\ rail,
gabs to .many points -of interestr, \y, i(. Winston A. 5S.
The council Vs i ted to disband
with the June meeting and not
meet again until September.
After the meeting was adjourn-
ed an election was held to elect
a County Texals Home Demonstra-
tion Association Chairman and three
delegates to the State meeting to
be held the second week in October.
Mrs. E. W. Cox of Ingleside was
reelected county chairman, and
Mrs. V. C. Happner, Mathis; Mrs.
J. H. Northam, Ingleside, and Mrs.
Sam Standley, Odem, were the
three delegates elected.
PRESENTED BY CHURCH OF CHRIST
O. J. RUSSELL, IR.; Minister ♦
SINTON, TEXAS
HOW DID WE GET THE BIBLE?
Certnihly • everyone is concerned j Holy ’Spirit.” Sere are only Thirty
with the above question for most Nine books in the Old Ttestament.
of us believe the Bible is inspired j The writers qf the N^w Testament
,,f God and that it ran be trusted.! quote from them often, but not
But bow did we receive the Bible? once did any of the writers of the
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New
Ready Mix Concrete
Delivered In Sinton
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Coast Materials Company
Phone 392 Aransas Pass, Texas
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STARBUCK FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Fullick, -J. Ii. /M'irfbw,- W. Boyer,
Billy B'-yor, A. Hickson, J, J{, Kirk-
patrick. F. E. Jarvis, Rev and Mrs.
M. 0. SteaniH, and hostesses - F. W.
.Markiisson and A. I,. McWhorter.
HO TO Cl
ritcii- .‘jr.V'DAV
le was awarded to Mrs.
E. M. Smith for ladies and Jack
Morrow for men.
A delicious ice' course was ser-
ved , by the hostess.
Misses Carolyn Smith of Com-
anche and Dorothy McDonald of
Pottsyillc are spending this week
in tbe home of Mr. ami Mrs. C.
M I.ivsey. ,
SINTON LODGE No. 1012
A- F. & A. M.
Sinton, Texas
Meets First and Third FRIDAY
nights of each month, 8:00 p. m.
Visiting brethren fraternally
welcome.
Was; it written by ohe man in', the
English language and given to us
that way or did some- religious
sect hand it down? Just how did
I we get it?
The Old Testament was written
in the Hebrew and Armia.c lan-
guages and was ‘ then translated
into Greek at a later date. This
translation was in use in the time
of Christ. The New Testament,
composed of twenty-seven books,
was written koine (common) Greek.
1. The Old Testament or Coven-
ant -was written by Inspiration of
the Holy Spirit. “Knowing this
The Murvln C. Stewart home was
recently purchased. by Mr. and
.Mrs, t'lntid Reynolds, who plan to
occupy it about the first ,of August.
B. M. RAY, W. M.
W. B. BRITTAIN, Secretary
New Testament quote from the
“apocryphal” books. TJvgse fourteen
books are later additions to the
Bible which the Jews did not rec-
ognize as inspired,; and which the
Apostles or the Lord did not qupte
from. In the time of Josephus, who
was born in 37 A. D., these four-
teen books had not been added.
(See Jos. "Against Apion,” book
1, Sec. 8.) How strange, then, that
at (he council of Trent (1545-63)
it was decided by fallible men that
the fourteen uninspired books
should be added to God's Book.
Certainly, if the inspired Apostles -
first, that no prophecy of the saw no need for such, and if the
Scripture is of private Interprets- I early churches endowed with spir-
tion. For the ,prophecy came not ritual' gifts would not accept such,
in old time by the will of man: why could a group of men sudden-
hut holy men of God spoke as they iy decided hundreds of years later
were moved by the Holy Ghost." (2 that the Bible was not complete.
Pet. 1:20-21.) Here we learn that j The selection of (he Books ■ of
when rthe men wrote the Old Test- the Old Testament as being inspir-
ament the Holy Spirit (Holy Ghost) ed was not left to a religioys sect
guided they as they wrote. to meet their particular doctrine
In Hebrews Chapter three and and practice, but was gradually
verse seven the writer quotes from accepted as inspired by those who
the Old Testament Psalms written were governed thereby, because of
by David and says the Holy Ghost
said the words. "Wherefore as the
Holy dhost saith, ‘Today if ye will
hear his voice, harden not your
heart’—."
Therefore, when the Old Coven-
ant was writteh, "men spake from
God as they were moved by the
the internal and' external evidence
of inspiration. The Word is de-
scribed as being "living and ac-
tive" (Heb. 4:12) and this is. al-
ways a good test on inspiration.
(This is the first in a series of
articles on “Hoiv we received the
Bible.”)
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Tracy, James F. San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1948, newspaper, June 24, 1948; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth718171/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sinton Public Library.