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rk PAGE 5-PLAINDELAER-FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1973 The Bible Speaks Virgfe L. Chappell, Pastor First Baptist Church, McHenry SAVED II Last week we spoke of the confusion of the concept of being "saved" in a Biblical sense. We pointed out that to be saved was literally a fact in that today the righteous dead are saved from even a temporary stay in Hades or Sheol and that they go im­ mediately to be with God in Jesus Christ. But this is not the only concept contained in the Christian word, "saved." Another word (besides Sheol and Hades - see last week's article) translated as hell in our English King James Bible is "Gehenna" or "Ge-Hinnom". Gehenna is a deep valley to the south of Jerusalem. It became a figure of speech carrying special meaning after desecration of the place by King Ahaz (II Kings 16:3). This king led his people to offer human sacrifice to the fire god Moloch in the valley and there he offered his own son. This period became a thorn to the Jews of later generations, and to show their distaste for the practices of King Ahaz, made the valley of Hinnom a place \DULT confirmation class Hold Service Of Confirmation At City Church A service of adult con­ firmation was held at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, last Sunday. The class members had been meeting regularly with Pastor Koger Schneider for open forum discussions on the basic teachings of the church in order that they may have an in­ formed and meaningful membership in the church. The service of adult con­ firmation was part of the 8:30 a.m. worship service Sunday. The members of the class came forward during the service to receive the confirmation blessing and to receive a certificate of church mem­ bership. At the conclusion to the service, the class members were greeted by the church membership and welcomed into the fellowship of the church. The members of the class included the followihg: Dawn Conway, DuWayne Fair, Guy Garn, Charles Granthan, Andrew Irwin, John Irwin, Mae Irwin, David Kalkbrenner, Pauline Kalkbrenner, Claire Koehler, Al Mattos, David Scheid and Toni Weber. Twice Told Tales Many of life's most difficult choices are not between good and evil, but between good and good. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 22, 1933) Death has again entered McHenry and invading one of its happiest homes has torn from its midst a beloved husband and father, Math Freund, 52 years old, who passed away at the Woodstock hospital, June 21, following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Freund was a blacksmith by trade and started in business in McHenry about thirty years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Justen have moved from the Riverside hotel to a cottage east of the river. Several McHenry boys who are members of the Civilian Conservation corps at Fort Sheridan spent the weekend in their homes here. The boys wore their khaki uniforms much like the soldiers of World War days. Boy Scouts and friends who w i s h t o w r i t e t o M L . Schoenholtz may use the f o l l o w i n g a d d r e s s , . M L . Schoenholtz, Care Allen Tours, Grand Hotel, Europe, Heldenstrasee, Lucerne, Switzerland, until July 3. Hotel Franklin rue Buffauft rue Chateau dum Paris, France, July 10. A pretty June wedding was solemnized at St. John's church, Johnsburg, June 17, when Miss Julia Weingart of Johnsburg was united in marriage to Mr. James Cornstalk of Chicago. Fr. Vollman officiated at the nuptial mass. Mrs. Otto Sohm, 73 years old, died at her home in McHenry June 19. She died of pneumonia. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 24, 1948) At. coveted honor was bestowed upon a Ringwood lad, Paul Tonyan, last week when he was cited as one of the twelve from this area in the field of vocational agricultural for the honorary degree of "State Farmer." Miss Marilyn Miller was a guest of honor at a bridal shower given in her honor last Sunday afternoon at the Peter Miller home. Miss Miller will become the bride of Roy Benoy of Woodstock. On June 15, Mrs. Eva Eppel, worthy matron of the local chapter, O.E.S., served as Electa at Grayslake. Three evenings later she acted as associate matron at Woodstock chapter and on June 21 was associate conductress in Harvard. The McHenry Community Methodist church has just completed a very successful year. New children's choirs were organized and were robed, the response given to the parsonage campaign has been very heartening. The W.S.C.S. voted to sponsor one of our community's Girl Scout Troops and a very active choir mothers' group was organized. Recent figures released by the Woodstock hospital show that in 1947, 1,921 persons were patients at the hospital. Thirty towns sent their ailing and injured for care into Wood­ stock. A breakdown of these, by towns shows that McHenry sent 319 patients; twenty-two ac­ cidents, eighty-seven medicals, one hundred surgicals and one hundred ten obstetricals. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 27, 1963) The G&D Snack shop will open on Front street on Saturday, June 29. Breakfast, lunches and snacks will be featured in this new business. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. George Loser. Linda Watson of McCullom Lake was selected among fifteen candidates to reign over Fiesta Day on Sunday, July 21. She was crowned by the 1962 title holder, Miss Bonnie Thomm. A beautiful wedding was solemnized June 22 in St. Mary's Catholic church when Miss Merrilee Liptrot became the bride of Mr. Wayne Tronseny of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.\ Gildemeister of Wonder Lake are parents of a son born June 17. Walter P. Brooks, 82, died June 26 at his home on It's Time Again For if' I i a i X\V IrS WHATEVER Your Project Maybe, We Have The Material To Do The Job! FOR EXAMPLE . . . . EXTERIOR PAINTS LATEX OR OIL BASE 2 GALLONS (White Only) *6 00 ALEXANDER LUMBER FREE North Front DELIVERY1 McHenry, Illinois 385-1424 of refuse and filth. The fires burned continually. One could always observe the smoke ascending from the place. The stench of decaying and burning flesh and garbage was always present. The bodies of criminals, lost animals, and other refuse of the city was dumped in the Valley of Hinnom. there to be destroyed. One might imagine Jesus sitting with fits disciples on the Mount of Olives. As He instructed them concerning the unseen world. His esire was to convey to them the reality of a place of eternal punish­ ment for all those who would not repent (Luke 13:3, 5) and be saved. Looking out across the city, the smoke of Gehenna was obvious. All the disciples had been there to observe the fires of the valley. Jesus coined this word "Gehenna" then to describe the terribleness of the place of the departed unrighteous. I Matthew 5:22 it is spoken of as "the hell (Gehenna) of fire". When em­ phasizing repentance, Jesus says it would be better to cast off that member of our bodies which is causing us to sin than that "the whole body should be cast into hell (Gehenna) (Matthew 5:29). Jesus Christ said, "I have the keys of hell (Hades)" Revelation 1:18. Jesus savedall of us out of Hades (See last article). But Jesus does not say He has the keys to Gehenna! This place of everlasting fire (Matthew25:41) is prepared for the devil and his angels. But it will be the final dwelling place for all the unrighteous dead of the human race (Revelations 20:1). Tasty -Topic Grill-Top Round Steak 1 beef top round steak, cut 1'4 inches thick % cup chili sauce cup oil 3 tablespoons vinegar 1 clove garlic, minced Score chilled steak on both sides in diamond pattern, Vs inch deep with sharp knife. Combine chili sauce, oil, vine­ gar and garlic. Place steak and marinade in large plastic bag. carefully press out air and tie securely. Place bag in pan and refrigerate 6 to 8 hours or overnight. Remove steak from marinade, place on grill and cook at moderate temperature 30 to 40 minutes, to desired degree of doneness (rare or medium), brushing with marinade occasionally. Carve diagonally in thin slices across the grain. Ralph Nowak Initiated Into Commerce Society Fifteen juniors and twenty- eight seniors in the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign have been initiated into the Alpha chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, national honor society for students of Com­ merce. Among those initiated was Ralph G. Nowak of 1502 W. Bay road, McHenry, who is a senior at the college. Membership in the society is limited to outstanding students who rank in the upper 5 percent of the junior class or the upper 10 percent of the senior class and who give promise of suc­ cess in the field of business. Washington street, where he had resided for the past nineteen years. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bassett motored to New York City to meet their daughter, Mrs. Ilene Weidemann who arrived by boat from Vaihigan. Germany, for a visit with her parents. Mrs. Shirley Smith of Main street appeared singing with the McHenry stage band al the first concert of the season. Mrs. Smith is fast becoming one of the city's most popular vocalists. Gregory P. Burg, Jr., fireman U.S.N, of McHenry, is serving aboard the guided missile frigate USS Preble, a Pacific Fleet unit which recently participated in the rirst Fleet exercises off the coast of California during the president's visit June 6 and 7. Mister Do nut in McHenry Saturday and Sunday ONLY June 16th and 17th 15 D0NUTS FOR THE PRICE OF 12 $1.25 Per Dozen (15* ea.) mcneils Next to Hornsby's in the McHenry Market Place-McHenry, Illinois. 3702 W. Elm St McHenry, III. 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