BAYEE, MONDAY, MARCH 16; 1931 PACE SIX WAVERLY PHONE 25 Classified Advertising received at Waverly Office, but not over phone. THE EVENING TIMES Waverly Office Open Dally from 9 to 1 1 a. and from 1 to 2 p. m. WAVERLY OFFICE AT 323 BROAD STREET MRS.
F. C. SIMMONS, CORRESPONDENT WaverlyPersonals Rev. Thomas Gives Third of Lenten Sermons WOOD HICKS ON THE AIR TONIGHT Leo Crowley and his Penn Wood Hicks broadcast a request program at Scranton, W.G.B.l. tonight at Slade Palmer of Hamilton college, spent the week end at bis home in Waverly.
I HORSE PERISHES IN WELLSVILLE FLAMES WELLSVILLE, March IS Police are seeking the cause of a myBtery blaze that resulted in the burning to death of a horse, two turkeys, the loss of. several tons of hay and a huge barn. To date they have no clues to the fire. The barn was owned by Gus Dahlstrom. Drake Promises 12 Per Cent.
Cut In Local Taxes POLITICAL ADVERTIsem*nT Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Preaches on Prelate's Third Question to Jesus: 'Whence Art 10:30 to 11:30 p. m. The orchestra, consists of Paul v.iolin, Paul Stevens, violin Leo Crowley, guitar, Roy Corson, mandolin, Martie Barrett, harmonica. Vera Klinco, banjo, Howard caller. VOTER FOR EITHER The New MODESTLY PRICED DRESS NUMBERS AT THE Leone'DressShop Are Not Only Different But Are Positively Not Duplicated In Any Number Priced at $5.95.
Others at $9.95 12 ORCHARD WAVERLY (Look For The Sign) Phone 200. idrs Mrs. Mrs. Grace Kinsman of Chemung was discharged from the Tioga County General hospital yesterday. Louis Redman of Spring street Sayre, admitted to the Tioga County hospital March 4th, was operated upon for appendicitis yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Buley are moving this week to the Jesse Decker apartment on Elm Btreet. Malcolm Steiger of Waverly. Mart Levander of Spencer and Mrs.
Edgar Jones of Nichols were discharged from the Tioga County General hospital Sunday. Miss Caroline Ziegler of Chemung street, visited her sister in Black Walnut, Pa. over the week end. M. J.
Gibbons, who has been a. patient in the Robert Packer hospital at Sayre was discharged and returned to his home on Fulton Mayor and Trustees Running with Him Issue Statement to Voters Particularly Hot Battle Being Waged and Result May Be Close Praises Heads of Both Good Government and Citizens Party Tickets Dr. and H. of Sayre returned from Watkins Glen on Saturday. Fish has been at the sanitarium at Watkins Glen recuperating from a recent attack of pneumonia.
During his stay there he has gained 25 of the 70 pounds he lost during his illness. Dr. and Mrs. Fish are planning on going to Atlantic City later in the week to rest. when either of them feel that the vote will be for the other side, Waverly lias been fed up on that sort of thing in times past.
Both men are dependable. No one can accuse either of them of being or having been a traitor to his party, or his party's platform. If that were true of either of them he would be foolish to run. Waverly has no use for turn-coats. Waverly is fortunate In having these men as candidates for the office of Mayor, whose pre-election activities have been outstanding because of their cleanliness.
May the best man win. Sincerely, A Waverly Voter. polling places at the village hall closes, it was indicated at noon. A statement Issued by Mayor Jack Drake and Trustees Martin Decker and Robinson was the only new development. The statement promises a twelve per cent reduction in the village corporation tax if Drake and and those running with him are elected.
A still greater reduction will be the aim of the ticket, the statement says. Drake's ticket is known as the Good Government Ticket and all of the candidates are seeking reelection on their record. C. C. Strong is running for mayor on the Citizen's ticket and Birney C.
Howe, Fred N. Kelly and Charles N. Floyd are running for the board of trustees on the same tick Waverly, N. March 16, 1931. Editor, Evening Times: Waverly is to decide at the polls next week who will head the village1 government for another term, With three complete sets of candidates for mayor of Waverly and members of the board of trustees in the field a red-hot fight was being waged, today.
The battle will continue right up to the time the tended the K. of C. banquet in El-mira Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Potter and daughter. Phyllis, spent the weekend in Hornell as guests of the STUDENT PASTOR TO SPEAK HERE Rev. "Gene" Durham, student pastor at Cornell University, will speak at a Valley Young People's Rally service in the Sayre Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Durham will be accompa nied by members of the Cornell Deputation including Dave Toki-masa who gave such an interesting address to young people of the Waverly church several weeks ago.
Roosevelt club. Attorney F. E. Hawkes is running for mayor, George Vastbinder, John C. Rhodes and C.
J. LaFleur are the candidates for the board of trustees. Opinion un and down Rroad street this morning Indicated a eloso r'rr't- pot that the board of trustees cr-ntp'n a candidate from each of the three tickets. The noils will be open from 10 a. m.
until Jp.ni... Continuing the series of Lenten sermons he Is giving on outstanding events in the life of Christ at the- Sunday evening services during Lent in the First Presbyterian church, Rev. Thomas Tighe chose to discuss last night Pilate's third question to Jesus, Art Thou?" He said in part: The test takes us. toward the closing scene of Christ's life. Jesus and Pilate are face to face.
The judge was weary and uneasy, for he felt that this was no common prisoner. Pilate's wife had been 'impressed with a strange presentiment, and her message to her husband Increased his perplexity. The situation demanded decision of character, and this Pilate lacked. He had questioned Jesus before, and be resorts to the same method again. "Whence art Thou?" he asks.
The question expresses the desire that Jesus should explain himself, that he should unveil his life. Can we explain Jesus? How shall we account for Him? Thomas Car-lyle, in his grim fashion, used to make fun of biographers who do what' they call "accounting for" men of genius. But let us, in spite of Carlyle's warning, try to account for Jesus and see where our thought leads us. First of all, Is Jesus explained by His family? Ancestry sometimes goes a long way to account for a man's ability. Hereditary factors are influential In determin street.
Miss Katherine Kerrigan of New York city is visiting at her home on Fulton street. L. J. Buley is to his home on Chemung street by illneas. Dr.
P. Snook was discharged from the Tioga County General hospital Saturday and returned to his home on Pennsylvania avenue. P. J. Martin and E.
P. Snell of waverly Knights of Columbus at- Scientists have developed a beverage which makes the drinker see yellow. The bootleggers have gone them one better with a beverage which makes the Imbiber see black. former's brother. Ted Booss of Lancaster, N.
a student at Cornell University, was a week-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Eaton on Spring street.
et. The Citizen's party ticket stresses lower taxes in Its platform. The third ticket was placed in the field by the newly organized and March seventeenth will mark the end of a village political campaign that promises to be a credit to both the Good Government Party, headed by Mayor "Jack" Drake, and the Citizen's Party, headed by Charlie Strong, Wa-verly's popular druggist. There has been no mud-slinging nor any of the dirt that is many times cast about in contests of this kind. It looks as though the voters a going to have a job cut out for them in deciding if Jack Drake i3 going to continue as head of the village, or if Charlie Strong Is going to take his place for the next term, for both men are of that fine type that give the best that is in them to the job at hand.
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But the study of Christ's ancestry offers no help In explaining Jesus. His family cannot account for Him. "The great man," says Grant Allen, "springs from an ancestry competent to produce him; he is the final flower and ultimate outcome of converging hereditary forces that culminate at last in the production of his splendid and St. Patrick Dance AT THE MAPLES TUESDAY, MARCH 17 LARRY GRAHAM AND HIS NIGHTINGALES Everybody Invited Dancing at 9 50c Couple Extra Lady, 25e MYSTERY BOX FEATURE First Showing of SPRING MODES New Season Fashions That Will Be In The Mode Long After Spring First Days Have Passed exceptional personality." But where are the converging hereditary tendencies to account for Jesus? They cannot be found because they do not exist. Secondly, can we account for Jesus by His environment? Next to our moral inheritance we place our surroundings as the mighty moulding power of human life.
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Johnson Ross declared that he dare not "Semitize the face of Jesus." He meant that to portray Jesus as anything than the universal Man would be to misrepresent Him. "Whence art Thou?" said Pilate. And the question is sitll being asked. Attempts to explain Christ are still being made. Starting from a purely human consideration He is an unanswerable problem.
But if we say that Jesus represents not so much the ascent of man as He does the descent of God, we have a Not the mere climbing of the human, but the condescension of the Divine is the only adequate explanation of Jesus. Browning says, and we say it after him: "The acknowledgement of God In Christ Accepted by the reason solves for thee AH questions iu the earth and out of it." Smart New Millinery Vote The Citizens Ticket Tomorrow Economical Administration and Lower Taxes); For Mayor Charles C. Strong FOR G. HOWE CHARLES N. FLOYD FRED L.
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