Prospect
Community News
By MRS. BROADUS McGINNIS
Mrs. Johnnie Greene came home
Saturday from Cleveland
Memorial Hospital after surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jolley of
Belwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Elmore spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Brooks in
Pendergrass, Ga.
Mrs. Elsie Harris came home
Sunday after spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Harris in Hickory. Mrs. Harris
is spending a few days with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen of Hamlet
spent Thursday night with Mrs.
Myrtle Spoke.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Broadus
McGinnis included: Mrs. James
Price, Mrs. Orie Elmore, Mrs.
Grade Willingham, Mrs. Mary
Esther Wyatt of Pacolet, S.C.,
Mrs. Pearle Hamrick, John
Washburn, Jr., and his aunt, Mrs.
Sallie Horn of Boiling Springs,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Price
and three children.
Mr. and Mrs. Robe Pearce of
Florida spend Friday and Satur
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jackie
Potter and children.
Mrs. Velma I^emaster of Grassy
Pond visited with Mr. and Mrs.
G.V. Scruggs on Wednesday.
Other visitors were Rev. Keith
Dixon and Hoyle Potter.
Recent visitors of Madison Mc-
Craw and sisters were Mrs.
Eltice Vassey of Chesnee, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Matheney of
Shelby, Paul McCraw of
Winston-Salem, Mr.' and Mrs.
Cecile Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. Gar
mon Barnes, and Grudger
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Ruppe of
Cowpens visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Callie Ruppe, Mrs. Edisto
Horton of Cherokee county visited
her on Wednesday.
Mrs. Spencer Ruppe visited on
Thursday with Mrs. Johnnie
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Price and
children had lunch on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James Price.
Mrs. Jane Price and children
visited Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Martin in Mooresboro during the
weekend.
Mrs. Mary E. Wyatt of Pacolet
and Grade Willingham called to
see Mrs. Effie Mosteller on Sun
day.
Several from this area attended
Mrs. Minnie Scruggs’ birthday
dinner at Sunday at Cavalry
Baptist Church in the fellowship
building.
Mrs. Madge Parris of Gaffney
spent Tuesday with her sister,
Mrs. Steller Scruggs.
Mrs. Lula Mae Humphries
visited Nina and Pettus Mosteller
on Wednesday.
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MY ANSWER
BY DR. BILLY GRAHAM
Dear Dr. Graham: Don't you believe that all religions even
tually lead to the same God? After all, I think we ought to
learn as much as we can from all religions and then we could
have a clearer idea of what God was like.~I.E.
POTATO CAKE
Dear J.E. I know that on the surface this sounds like an attractive
idea. But I disagree with it for at least two reasons.
First, by what standard would you decide what was right or true?
For example, some of the major religions of the world say that there
are many gods-even tens of thousands of them. Others, including
Christianity, affirm that there is only one God, who is sovereign over
all creation. Now how are you going to decide which is right? The pro
blem, you see, is that it easily becomes a matter of personal opinion or
preference, rather than any definite knowledge or certain truth about
God.
The main problem with your view, however, is this. You are assum
ing that we must guess about what God is like, because God is hidden
from us and we have no certain knowledge about him. But that is not
true! We can know what God is like-and furthermore, we can know
God in a personal relationship. Why is this true? It is true because God
has shown us what he is like. He has revealed himself. He has done this
supremely by doing something that staggers the imagination: He has
taken upon himself human form and come down on this earth in the
person of his Son.
Therefore, if you want to know what God is like, look at Jesus
Christ. “No one has ever seen God, but God the only Son, who is at
the Father’s side, has made him known” (John 1:18). Your letter in
dicates to me that you have a desire to know God, and this is good. But
it is important that you look in the right place. God has shown himself
to us, and you find out who he is and what he has done for you by
reading the Bible, God’s Word.
Then you will understand what I mean when I say you can know
God personally, and not just know about him. By committing your life
to Jesus Christ you will come into a personal relationship with God-a
relationship that begins now and extends throughout eternity. God
loves you, and he wants you to discover the joy of being his child by
faith in Christ.
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