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About The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
Paxe 6 » «f • H i l f t Gold Hill, Oregon _£H£_TIMES_____.Rogue River, Oregon May 1.1952 I GRANGE MEETING 1 SAMS VALLEY GRANGE H eaven ^ You! A good many people feel th at heaven is a far, faraway place; only for a very few of the saintly and the pious. Have you ever felt th a t way? That somehow, it ju st isn’t the place for you ? Actually the absolute opposite is true, heaven is a very real and tangible place, and it is yours for the asking! But this does not in any way m itigate another im portant truth: no m atter how “saintly” you apparently may be come, you can never reaih heaven by your own goodness! This is due to the simple fact that there is a law which you and everyone else in this world have broken: the Ten Com mandments. These Command ments. given by God Him self tExodus 20:3-17) are His law of conduct for this world. Any thing we have done that is out of harmony with this law of God is sin and, obviously, no "sinner" ran ever enter God’s paradise. “Sin,” the Bible says, "is the transgression of the law .” I John 3:4. We are also told that “all have sinned.” Ro- Vvarning mans 3:23. So, since • the “ wages of sin” «no is eternal death, the 8itu“ Gon d o e s n ’ t r o m i i t . look too good for ■ny of us, does it? But in this very same statement of warning we are given a th rill ing promise. "The g ift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord." Romans 6:23. This is exactly what the gospel story is all about! 1. God has a standard of conduct for us which cannot be annulled. 2. The pen alty of that law is eternal death. 3. We have al! broken the law and thus must pay th> penalty or find Someone who will save us from it. Thus, 4, the gospel, the “good new»" of salvation, can be re duced to one simple statement: "Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law"! Galatians 3:13. How has He done thia? By abolishing the law? No for then there would be nothing to transgress, and thus no sin from which we need to he saved! He has redeemed us by taking the "curse" of that law. death, upon Himself, lie gave His life for ours, and thus we are saved, by His grace, from the penalty of a broken law. Some believe that because faith in Christ saves us from the pen alty of the law, faith also annuls the law itself! But saint and sinner are both bound t.\ the same law The sinner i is a sinner because he breaks that law. The grace of Christ can com- \ X / k Mt pensate for his r transgression, but /j g the law is still _ there. I f he breaks ¿ in n e r : it again, he is a condemmed sirmer again We do not do away, with the law of the land because it requires the grace of the governor himself to annul the penalty. These Commandments will be cherished by those who, through faith in Jesus, are counted worthy to "enter in through the gates” into eternity. Revelation 22:14. Heaven is not illusory and un attainable. It is the moat real of all realities and may be won by ‘whosoever w ill.” But it may be well to study those Command ments more frequently. Exodus 20 3-17. See also Jamas 2:10-12. (N e x t How To Live Forever.) ctie t h u voust»* . B IB L E COURSE c-y ^ e « / SIMP COOWJH TOOAV P.O.Box 5155 « Portland 16. • Sams Valley G r a n g e was opened April 19th by Master Ralph James with 135 members present. FOR SALI. Mk FOR SAU, MI k WI m m m W ANTID. Mincelbi This was traveling lecture FOR SALE-58 acres for $2500, night with Gold Hill in charge of IWANTED: Registered Sable Collie ONE -PANEL DOORS 1 the lecture hour. All Jackson Co $300 down, $20 a month. Nice sp. Istud Service. Box 325 Arnold Lane. X 6 ft. 8 in. 25 with water pipe to little cabin. $8. granges were represented except |Medford. Ore. Ph. 3 -3556 6 in. X 6 8 ■ 8. 75 I four. Gold Hill had the largest See Hany Hill, Rogue River. lMlc 8 6 X 8 9. 00 attendance. 3M15c Screen doors 2 ft 6 to 3 ft by Henry Conger, Central Point FOR SALE- One O .I.C . brood sow WANTED- Pheasant eggs. Phone 6 ft 8 from $8 to $8.50 I Grange, reporting on agriculture and weaner pigs. R.L. Miller, 99 RR 250 or call at The Times. stated that the cattle market is at Foots Creek. lMlc Another shipment of nalb 8 & 16 i down locally because, he thought, box far$13. 50 a hundred. I of the lack of and the high price i ANTED: Antique furniture,china of hay in the valley. George Lof glassware, etc. Write P.O.Box ’ 1 light - 1 panel doors, $13 and tin reported on roads, and the new |199, Jacksonville. Ore. 4M15p $13.50 safety posts installed on the Sams Mahogany front doors, solid case, 3 ft. - 6 ft. 8 i n . , $21.50 Valley intersection on Highway 234. WANTED: Douglas Fir Poles. Visiting Grangers giving in 1/4 in.plywood S D grade, $ 3.75 McCormick Piling and Lumber Co OFFERS FOR SALE a sheet, good on one side. formative talks were State Overseer BABY CHICKS: Contact C. B*. Johnston, Ph. Grants William Howes, State Deputy Ros White Leghorns Indian River Cross REDWOOD MFC. CO. Rogue River Pass 6358; or 8.M . Kearns, Rogue coe Roberts and Pomona Grange River. tfXl7c Astra-Whites Cornish Hamp. ,C r. Master Herbert Carlton. Visiting Parmenter Reds Rogue River Cross Grange Masters speaking briefly I Wanted: Mortgage Loans. Con FOR SALE: 1950 Packard. Low New H mpshires White Wyandotte were E. Torrence from Upper Rogue m ileage. $1895. Will take older venient terms and rates. Prompt Grange and Claude Close of Shady | Additional breeds available after car In on trade. See at Ge Ivins 1 service» We also buy real estate [ Cove. Groceteria in Rogue River. mortgage* and contracts. FIRST May 15th: FEDERAL SXVINGS & LOAN Flower decorations were in Silver laced Wyandottes I ASSN., 510 S.Wt 6th St. charge of Dorothy Koellner. Brown Leghorn White Rocks Phone Grano Past 3412. ’ QDtf Next meeting will be Sat. May Black Minorca Barred Rockt U N IV E R S A L 3rd. The men will have charge W AHT1P, SITUATION Black Jersey Giants of the program. Sams Valley Sch GARDEN TILLER TURKEY POULTS: ool will have exhibits at the dis H a s 2 h .p . e n g in e .p lu s Broad-breasted Bronze B U L L S E R V IC E play table. [ w h e e ls fo r e a s y h a n d l Beltsville Small White A ll p o p u la r b r e e d s . DUCKLINGS: in g . F i l l s , m u lc h e s , c u lti D e liv e r e d . B u lls f o r Giant White Pekins v a te s . r e n t . P h . G .I*. 3879 GOSLINGS APPRECIATION EXPRESSED BU DG ET p ric e d at $118 HATCHERY! CUSTO ' *. ATCHING To all of you fine people who Open Sundays 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. have called and offered assistance 965 Highway 99 S. Ph.G .P. 6 -26 since the C o’ ic s illness, I wish to express deepest appreciation. GRANTS PASS, OREGON Mrs. Ted Hopkins WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Don Tullcr of San Francisco were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W .S.Lee of Rogue River. Mr. Tuller is employed by the city of San Francisco. E.R. (Pop) Davis of Gold Hill is reportedly ill at his home. C ontinuous Shows Sot. & Sun. Doors Open 1:45— Show 2 : 0 0 FOR SALE: Very fine furniture, 1 twin-bed bedroom set, 1 break fast room set, 1 overstuffed chair 1 chesterfield, and many other items. Frontier Motel, Box 187, Highway 99. JMlp FOR SALE-World bicycle, cheap. Ph. RR 479. 1M1P FOR SALE: Bath-tub in good con dition, size 5ft. 6 inches. See at 467 - 6th Ave. Gold Hill. lMlc LO U IS F IC K B O H M . 4A l7 p HOME O W N E R S S P E C IA L T IE S - A u th o r iz e d D e a le r P.O. Box 232 Ashland 74 N. Main Phon« 7291 or 2-77»! -Fat Raw» FOR RENT - CLEAN , l a r g e 3 r o o m c a b i n s ; k i t c h e n , u ti i t i e s . Highway 99, 3 miles no. of Gold Hill. $12.50 weekly. Duf fy’s Motel. 3M15p FOR RENT -3 -Room modem a p t., pan. furnished. $35 month. Call • write Mrs. Harry Foley. P.O Box 522,‘Gold Hill. 3Mlp ATTEND THE FLOWER SHOW FORD TRACTOR WORK. Reason able. U.U.Casey. Rxe.l, Ben 31», 3 mi. up East Evans Ph. R.R.396 ___________ tfc PAINTING, exterior and interior. Free estimate. Work guaranteed S.M.Rice, Gold Hill 5-9131. _____________________ SMlp For any kind of light TRACTOR WCRK see Wm.Bailey. I ml. 8. uf Gold Hill oe Stage Rd., <x leave word with Morrow’s Hard ware Gardens plowed to order gL C.H, 6-9101 rf dump truck. Ph. Rogue River 4Q4 or 9i8 Trout Reason Opens Mav 3 OK USED CARS OK D a ily M atinee a t 2 p.m . NOW! ENDS SAT. GENE KELLY in ’•Singin’ ln The R a i n ” ln Tech...color Sun. Mon. Tues. JAMES MASON ui " 5 F IN G E R S ” Starts Wednesday DAN DAILEY ’THE PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS” Continuous Shows So» & Sun. Poors Open 1 ;4S — Show 2 00 ' 1961 C H E V R O L E T S T Y L E L IN E 4 Powerglide. undersealed, hea.er. *4»yh Style 1950 B U IC K C O N V E R T IB L E Radio, heater, good tires 1950 W II.L Y S S T A T IO N W A G O N - Radio, heater, good tires 1949 EORD 4-DO O R S ED A N Reconditioned motor, radio, heater, fog lights, good tires. 1949 D O D G E C O R O N E T 4-DOOR G vrom atic. radio, heater, very clean Inside and out. 194« EORD 4-DO O R S ED A N Heater, seat covers, good tires 1947 D O D G E B U SIN E S S C OUPE Fluid drive. henter. good tire«. TR U C K S 194« C H E V R O L E T I ' , TO N TR U C K . Good motor. 825x90 tires, 2 speed rear axle. 194« EORD ',- T O N P IC K U P . 4-speed . heater KELT CHEVROLET 7th St. between J & K Ph. 4461 GRANTS PASS, OREGON Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Bt>BBY DRISCOLL in "When I Grow Up” -And- PAVID BRUCE In “ Timber Fury" S*» Mat. ~On ly Sun. - Mon - Tues. BRODERICK CRAWFORD in ” THE M OB” - A nd - Frances Langford In __ ” Purple Heart Diary”____ Starts w T J n r s d a y LEW AYRE% In ” NEW MEXICO” ln*Ansco C o l o r And - MAXII RgSENBLOPM in ' ' klP-* • ’ i ° »om" FOR SALE; L ock hay,'or trade fa» weaner bull calve«. Abo fog sale a piano, organ, mando lin D.P. Mag er le, W. Evans Creak Road 1. 5 Ml. from Rogue River. Ba* 2 8 6 ______ 3Mlp ~s---- nona if yon I aero parts «r sc i <■ fat. ----- amo Pans. 33» rtss S t.. Central Point. Vui be open to •erve yon, Para for all can. Kelt» ha«s, troy. oarf FOR SALE: 1936 Ford panel. With out license $8? cash. Ph Rogue River 460 3MSp a- Pedigreed Sia Call The Tt P.O.Ion 368 kitten«. $ 1». Rogne River 250 «Clarion j combination that was home sewn me i •commercial pattern The S p a c e r a‘ k 0 and white buttons The dre- fr(«aeor,e, & white » \ / £ selected F ru it of th< Loom nylon h ts.er> .u - ________ — Lhan hv,‘ doll«rs from a W|th matchineRininn i f > o l l t n dots a n d "a * a rt aP»**rance. 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