Court News William H. Smith was charged, April 3 with assault in a complaint signed by Lula B. Smith. He is accused of shaking his fist and threatening to kill Lula B. Smith, thereby placing Lula B.
Smith in reasonable apprehension of receiving a battery. Bail on the charge was set at $1000 by Judge Don A. Foster. Robert Biggs was charged April 3 with deceptive practice in an information signed by State's Attorney Matthew Franklin. He is accused of writing a check to Mott's Grocery, knowing that it would not be honored by the bank on which it was drawn.
He entered a negotiated plea before Judge Don A. Foster and was sentenced six months probation, was fined $20 and assessed court costs and $58.44 restitution. 16 William Spivey was charged April 7 with criminal trespass to land in a complaint signed by Laura Reed. He is accused of entering upon the land of Laura Reed after receiving immediately prior notice that such entry was forbidden. Bond on the charge was set at $1000 by Judge Larry 0.
Baker. Alva Suits was charged April 3 with five counts of deceptive practice in an information signed by State's Attorney Matthew E. Franklin. Alva Suits is accused of writing checks to Reed's Grocery Burgess. Motor Co.
Spivey's Standard Henry's Store ($62.09) and Mott's Grocery THANKS to the voters of Rosiclare for the fine vote and show of confidence you gave me Tuesday. Charles Cleek MY THANKS! I would like to thank all of the tenants of the Hardin County Housing Authority for the nice presents you gave me when I retired. It has been a pleasure working for you for the past six years. Thank you again. Mortz G.
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Ph: 683-9191 See Curt or Bruce knowing they would not be honored by the bank on which they were drawn. Bail was fixed at $2000 by Judge Don A. Foster. Debbie Edwards was charged April 3 with disorderly conduct in complaint signed by Sylvia Malcom. She is accused of using loud, profane, and abusive language and operating stereo or other electronic sound equipment very loudly in such an unreasonable manner as to alarm and disturb Sylvia Malcom and provoke a breach of the peace.
Bail on the charge was set at $1000 by Judge Don A. Foster. Gary D. Atkinson was charged April 3 with criminal trespass to land in a complaint signed by Judy Watson. He is accused of entering upon the land of Judy Watson after receiving notice that such entry was: forbidden.
Bail was set on the charge at $1000 by Judge Don A. Foster. He pled guilty and was placed on six months probation, fined $50 and assessed $50 court costs. Janice Dyanne Beavers filed a petition April 3 for dissolution of the marriage of Janice Dyanne Beavers and Kenneth Wayne Beavers on grounds of mental cruelty. Dissolution of the marriage was granted-by Judge Don A.
Foster. Robert Biggs filed a petition April 1 for dissolution of the marriage of Robert Biggs, and Laura Biggs on grounds of mental cruelty. Dissolution of the marriage of Deborah Anne Hamilton and Michael Lee Hamilton was granted April 3 by Judge Don A. Foster. Dissolution of the marriage of Rebeccah Lynne Jackson and Robert Dale Jackson was granted March 17 by Judge Larry 0.
Baker. Kenny Green was charged April 8 with one count of burglary in that he entered a building of Brigham Williams with the intent to commit therein a theft and one count of theft of food, cigarettes, a watch and $60 in United States Currency, having a total value not exceeding $150. The charges were made in an information filed by State's Attorney Matthew E. Franklin. Bail for Green was fixed at $7500 by Judge Don A.
Foster. A lawsuit against Thomas Williams Williams Tavern a and S.D. Gross Family Package Store was dismissed by Judge Don A. Foster following an agreement to a compromise settlement by the parties involved. The original suits were filed March 10, 1978 as the result of an automobile accident which took the life of Jack Alan Hale and injured Keith Ratliff.
Plaintiffs were -Keith Ratliff, Diemme M. Ratliff, individually and Diemme M. Ratliff as mother and next friend of Rebecca Ratliff, Earl Ratliff and Doris K. Ratliff, minors in one suit and Jerry Hale NOTICE The Big Ole Barn Country Show Karbers Ridge, Ill. Saturday, April 11 7 p.m.
Featuring The O.V.B. Bunch with Joannie Omer, vocalist and accordian; Maurice Smith, vocalist; Tim Brummett, lead guitar; Dale Ozee on steel; Wally Brummett, vocalist and harmonica; Billy Ray Kasipe on drums; Dean Ozee, vocalist. Wanda Jackson Pete Gill Fiddlin' Favorite Maysha Donnie Partain 'Jim Jackson CONCESSION STAND WILL BE OPEN Admission: Children Under 6. -Free Ticket sales start at 6:15 p.m. as administrator of the estate of Jack Alan Hale and Jennifer Hale, a minor by Jerry Hale, her mother and next friend in the second suit.
The two were consolidated into one lawsuit December 5, 1980. Details of the settlement were not disclosed in the order to dismiss. Jury selection had been conducted April 7 and four jurors had been empanelled before the matter was negotiated to a conclusion. Traffic CourtDonald E. Austin of Route 1, Elizabethtown was charged April 1 with speeding (67 m.p.h.
in a 55 m.p.h. zone) by Trooper D.E. Tregoning. He posted his drivers license in lieu of bail and has till April 28 to plead. Gordon M.
Davies of Cave In Rock was charged April 3 with driving without lights when required. He posted his drivers license in lieu of bail and has till April 21 to enter a plea. Oral R. Ratliff of Rosiclare was charged April 7 with improper lane usage by Trooper D.E Tregoning. He posted his drivers license in lieu of bail and has till April 28 to plead on the charge.
Church News There will be a revival starting at The Bible Church of Jesus Christ in Old Shawneetown, Ill. April 11th at 7 p.m. with Evangelist Larry Brannon and other ministers. Everyone welcome. Mae Lane, Pastor To Be Married Dawn, Brandy and Misti Joiner are proud to announce the forthcoming marriage of their mother, Patricia Joiner, to Jerry Darnell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Charlton, Rosiclare. The ceremony will take place Saturday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Rosiclare. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Birth Mr. and Mrs. David Logsdon, Shawneetown, Ill. are proud to announce the birth of a daughter, April 3, 1981 at Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, Ind. The baby weighed 7 lb.
and has been named Kathleen Kelly. Mrs. Logsdon is the former Maribeth Kaegi, Cave In Rock. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Logsdon Ill of Shawneetown, Ill. and and Mrs. Willie Kaegi of Golconda, Ill. Elizabethtown News Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Flynn returned to their home in Pennington, N.J. after visiting in Hardin County. George had spent about 10 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde L. Flynn Sr. and sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Hicks and visited with his brother Larry in Golconda. Mrs.
Flynn, who had been here about a month, had been visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Bruce Piland and Mrs. Cecil McAnnally, brother Alva Watson and other relatives. They were ESTATE AUCTION Located 4 miles North of Elizabethtown, Illinois, on Blacktop towards Karbers Ridge. Estate of Bertha Carr will sell the following Items.
SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Beginning at 10:00 A.M. G.E. Refrigerator, Living Room Couch real nice, Lazy Boy Recliner, Overstuffed Chair Ottoman, Electric Heater, Wheel Chair, Walker, Half Bed, Bissel Sweeper, Sears Roebuck Vacuum Sweeper, Speed Queen Washer wringer type, 2 Year Old Portable Television, Sewing Supplies, Alarm Clock, Motorola Radio, Electric Lamps, Electric Appliances Fans, Pots Pans, Lawn Chairs some new, End Window Tables! Folding Chairs, Coffee Tables, 6 Metal Patio Chairs, Garden Tools, Quilts, Towels Linens, Wash Tubs Water Buckets, Window Screens, Metal Cabinet Metal Foot Locker, ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES Round Glass Doored China Cupboard, Cherry Dish Cupboard, Cherry Buffet Small Table, Fainting Couch, Old Iron Bed, Milk Crocks, 12 gauge Shotgun Model on Winchester 97 Patent, Oak Dinette Set Four Chairs, Old Dresser, Small Oak Desk, Chest of Drawers, Old Oil Stove, Oak Dresser Mirror, No. 2 Dinner Bell, Dining Room Four Chairs, Singer Sewing Machine, Butter Mold, 2 Door Chiffarobe, Kerosene Old Lanterns, co*ke Carrier, Antique Coal Oil Can with Lamp, Glass Windows, Upright Piano, 2 Old Mantle Clocks, 3 Antique Rockers, Oak Chair, Oak Desk, Small Table, 2 Trunks, Oak Stand Table Claw Feet, Miscellaneous Pictures, Oval Mirror, Day Bed, Dishes, Silverware Knives, and Wash Board. Other Items Too Numerous to Mention Lunch Served Not Responsible for Accidents Terms of Sale CASH AUCTIONEERS: Col.
Virgil Sullivan, Simpson, Ill. 695-2421 Dan Chapman, Rt. 1, Ozark 695-3388 Administrator: Jack Stacey, Elizabethtown, I Ill. "Our Service Doesn't Cost It Pays" going by Tazewell, Va. for a visit with his brother, Clyde L.
Flynn, Jr. and wife Frances. Rosiclare News Mrs. Katie Davis is at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie Boyd in Cave In Rock after being discharged from the hospital here. Page Seven Hardin County Independent Thursday, April 9, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Showalter spent Wednesday with her brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Davidson in Marion, Ky. Patronize Our Advertisers Pre Easter Service GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH of Elizabethtown April 16, 17, 18th Services starting at 7 p.m. Bro. Nomas Summers will be the speaker.
Featuring Sister Marla Lane and her singers Also, Sister Velma (Babe) Gwaltney Everyone Welcome! Let the Bible Speak by Louis Rushmore, Minister Rosiclare Church of Christ QUESTION: "Do you believe identified. The Lord's church that only members of your is very unique. church will go to Heaven?" The church of the New Sometimes questions such Testament is unique in name, this are not asked sincerely. worship, doctrine and mission. as in an effort to obtain infor- The churches of Christ today mation; I will, however, pre- seek to do Bible things in that this question is Bible ways and appeal to the sume honest in origin.
Therefore, I Bible alone in all religious of you license to refrain matters. We endeavor to be beg from answering the question identical to the church of the either "yes" or first century. We can be abruptly identical to that church as long First, what "I believe" per- as we plant the same "seed" sonally in the realm of religion (the Bible only). is relatively unimportant. The "members" of the What the Bible teaches, churches of Christ are those though, is.
all important. The who have heard the unadulterBible alone is the only com- ated gospel message and have plete, infallible guide and allowed it to produce faith in. 1 standard of authority in re- them, which faith leads tons. ligion (Il Tim. 3:16, 17).
repentance, which repentance Secondly, have no leads to confessing Jesus as church as the possessive pro- Christ, which confession leads noun "your" implies. I ento immersion for the remission deavor with all diligence to of sins (Rom. John 8:24) belong to the church about Luke Rom. 10:9, 10; Acts which we can read in the Col. Bible.
That church was built While denominationalism by Jesus (Matt. pur- usually does not balk at such chased with his blood (Acts prerequisites for salvation as 20:28) and He is the head of it. hearing, faith, repentance and (Eph. 5:23) Its early history confessing Christ, baptism is and distinctive characteristics excepted. Baptism is actually are recorded for all to see in the usual point of question the New Testament.
since the churches of Christ Thirdly, "church" appears recognize baptism as essential in Acts 2:47 as the institution to salvation. to which the Lord adds the We only appeal to the Bible saved. The word means "called respecting baptism as we do in called out of the world all other religious matters. We by the Gospel. The churches of do not intend to require more Christ (Rom.
16:26) is just one of man than does God. We of several biblical designations require nothing; God requires by which that institution was of man obedience (Heb: 5:8, known in the first century. 9). Note the following passagThe name, though impor- es concerning the proper sigtant, is not the only biblical nificance of baptism (Acts criteria by which the church Gal. Rom.
I for which Jesus died can be Pet. Further inquiries are welcome. Order flowers early for EASTER Lillies, Hydrangeas, Cut Flowers and Corsages Easter is Sunday, April 19. Order now to be sure to get the flowers you want. FLOWER BASKET Rosiclare Phone 285-3518.
