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RECORDER, MILLEDGEV1LLE, CA., DECEMBER 10. '*>*
ivtcrn \TK)NAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON FOR DEC. 23
PAUL'S LAST MESSAGE
r Timo.Ky 4:l-». 16-18
THE BIRTH OF JESUS
Luke 2:8-20
R • . Samuel D. Prk*. D. D.
... Leiwoti the* closing
afe of P.val nhould
n connection with
Ro
st Sunday.
ibout, two wars Paul was rr-
, .m the first Roman impri-
. It may have been because
:.-or» in Jeruaaleni. knowing
•or cap • they would have in
•ror's court, decided no; to
• gainst the man they had al
lied for two yearn during
fmemvnt in Caesarea. From
i and Titus, which were writ-
•»:g the free time, and from
that are well established it
hat Paul did considerable
C. going as far east as Spain
ward to Asia Minor again,
e the second arrest, probab-
region of Macedonia. On
_ Rome the prisoner was
the Maertine prison. The
, shown a reputed cell close
arum. It is underground,
ad cold.
*tion say- that Paul went
he sword of the executioner
tween all mankind.
Wisely the shepherds, as by com
mon agreement, «aid “Let us go to
Bethlehem and see this thing that has
none to pass.” Then* they found
j Him, cradled in a manger Who,
i though Very God, hud in the incar-
| nation been born of the Virgin. The
shepherd# became the first evange-
. and west forth to tell thi- good
J new . We too must listen to learn.
| t ome and see, and then tell the world
of the Gift of God and the love of
i Jesus. May Christmas be merry in-
! deed for you in Christ!
HOLY NIGHT
Silent night, Holy night
AH i: cairn, all is bright
’Round yon virgin mother and child,
Holy Infant, so tender and mild
Sleep in heavenly pence.
Sleep in heavenly peace.
And the whole world send back the
song
Which now the angels wng.
Silent night. Holy night.
Son of God. love’s pure light
Radiant beams from Thy holy fnci
With the dawn of redeeming Grace, Glory to th<
•sus. Lord, at Thy birth—
sus. Lord, at Thy birth.
MARK. THE HERALD ANGELS
Sing
Hark, the herald angels sing.
Glory to the new barn King!
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
God and sinners reconciled.
Joyful all ye nations rise,
Join the triumph of the skies.
With angelic hosts proclaim.
Christ is bom in Bethlehem.
Hark, he herald angels sing.
Glory to the new bron King.
Mild He laye His glory by.
Born that man no more may die.
Born to raise the sons of earth,
Born to give them aecnod birth
Risen with healing in His wings,
, Light and life to all He brings.
Hail the Son of Righteousness.
Hail, the heaven-bom Prince of
head
wher
the
• Bay, about three miles outside
ar.d earth are closely re-
I* wan while shepherds were
-r their flocks just outside
i that the most glorious
.f .*11 time had its first rendition
• i >enefi . The recitative was
an angel who bade them
r *t** and supported the com-
V, announcing that the night
g for th? promised Messiah
for their Saviour had been
• ?-thlohem. Instead of a De- I
<> would come forth in full- j
trenglh they would find a !
who was the Christ Child, j
■ the fields were all radiant ,
~ -kinah glory.
n '.he heavenly choir burst i
in*» the “Gloria in Excelsis.’’ '
-,»n by praising “God in th.*
.’ which is always the right'
iproacking -he Throne. The
•ment was a declaration of
i earth, good will to men.”
V He was King of Kings He
stalili:-h peace, first between
1 Father, and then be-
O LITTLE TOWN OF
BETHLEHEM
little town of Bethlehem,
How “till I see thee lie
bove thy deep and dreamless sleen,
The silent stars go by
pt in thy dark streets shineth
The everlasting light
The hopes and fear# of all the years
Are met in thee tonight.
For Christ is born of Mary,
And gathered all above
While mortal- sleep, the angels keep
() morning stars together
Proclaim Thy holy birth.
And praises sing to God the King,
And peace to m?n on earth.
IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT
CLEAR
It can;:* upon hte midnight clear,
Thut glorious song of old
From angels bendihg near the enrtli
To touch their harps of gold.
Peace on the earth, good w-ill to m?n.
From heaven’ji all gracious King,
The world in solemn stillness lay
To hear the angels sing.
O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL
come, all ye faithful, joyful snd
triumphant
come ye, O come ye to Bethle
hem.
►me and b:*hold Him, born th*- King
of Angels
come let us adore Him. O come
let us adore Him
come let us adore Him, Christ the
Lord.
■ Sihg all ye citizens of heaven
Glory to God, in the highest.
() come let us adore Him, O come
let um adore Him.
O come let us adore Him, Chirst the
Lord.
I FARMERS CLUB ELECT THEIR
OFFICERS
The Farmers Club met Saturday
at the home of Mr. J. A.
Afier a most .‘■■umptuous and upptiz-
ing dinner, a business session
held.
It was decided to invite an horti-
| cult,urst from the State Agricultural
I College to be the guest of the club
I at their January meeting, which will |
I be held with Mr. F. C. Penuel.
' The annual election of officers
j was held, resulting as follow#: Judge
and earth shall B. H. Dunaway, President, Mr. Frank |
I Ril?y, Vice-President and Col. Jos E. j
Prince of Pence, their King Fottle, Secretary and Treasury.
PLANE FOUND ON IRISH COAST
TRANSALLANTIC FLIERS
Akron, O., Dec. 17.—A grim,
storm tossed, reminder of the relent
less wrath of Neptune was washed
up on the Irish coast, near Donegal,
recently emphasizing again the reck
less courage of ocean fliers and the*
tragic results of their futile efforts
to win fame. A landing gear of an
airplane floating from sc.ne tragic
spot in the Atlantic Ocean, by the
support of the tires still inflated ami
in a good state of repair, reminds th.
world of the end that came to the
Hon. Elsie Mackay and Captain Wal
ter Hinchcliffe who attempted a
Trans-Atlar.tic flight from Cranwell,
England, on March 14, thin year.
By process of elimination and a
complete knowledge of airplane tires
that were landing gear equipment
on planes that suffered ill-fated ends
in attempted ocean hops, Goodrich
officials established beyond reason
able doubt that the tire that the sen
gave up was on the ill-fated Stinson
plane flown by Capt. Hinchcliffe
with Miss Mackay aboard. Where
the plane went down will never be i
known, but it is established that the j
inflated tire tossed about on the
ocean for about nine months andI
finally found its native element. How j
far the tire and gear rode the waves
ill never be known.
Goodrich Silvertown airplane tires'
do Lindy’s plane to fame and hung
above the ocean on the “Southern
Cross” that made sensational history
from the Pacific Coast to New Zea- [
land by way of Honolulu and Aus
tralia. Now from the Irish Coast
they remind the world of a fearless
girl and a courageous pilot whose am
bition and courage were greater than
their luck; closing the final chapter
of their fate.
Our
thei
. Who!
to thii
e ap-
For lo, the days are hastening
By prophets seen of old.
When with the ever-circling ye;
Shall come the time foretold.
Wher. '.he nt*v
the work will be done skill-
fully and promptly. Leave it te
to rebuild your worn shoes—
You will be pleased with th<
quality of the work and the long
nomy to your pocketboolc.
Pboue 373
SUDDEN SERVICE WITH
SATISFACTION
Blain Shoe Plant and
Pressing Club
A Merry Christmas
And a Happy New Year
is our sincere wish for every one in this community—and in
the meantime winter or summer it is always our desire to
serve you.
Atlantic Ice & Coal Co.
W. H. ARNALL, Mgr.
Christmas
COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR—BUT OUR
SERVICE GOES ON FOREVER
eoGraoaoBeaeaGC^^
MERRY CHRISTMAS
to you and we know if Santa Claus knows you as we do, your
stocking will be filled to overflowing.
Blain Shoe Plant
and Pressing Club
SUDDEN SERVICE
!
SANTA SAYS-
Give
Kelly-Springfield Tires
More Mileage, Longer Wear, Troubles Gone
Special prices for the Holidays. You can’t
get these prices in 1929. BUY NOW!
^ -~U
30x3Zi Kelly Regular Cord
$6.20
30x3)4 Kelly Oversize Cord
$7.05
32x4 Kelly 6 Ply $12.80
29x4.40 Kelly Balloon $7.60
30x4.50 Kelly Balloon $8.45
31 x5.25 Kelly 6 Ply Balloon
$14.35
30x5.50 Kelly Balloon
$12.90
33x6.00 Kelly 6 Ply Balloon
$17.10
32x6.50 Kelly Balloon
$'7.40
30x3)4 Buckeye Regular
Cord $4.95
30x3)4 Buckeye Oversize
Cord $5.65
29x4.40 Buckeye Balloon
$6.10
aSph Simmerson
BUICK DEALER
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