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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEV1LLE. CA„ JANUARY 17, im
lisWeek
Sy Arthur Brisbane 9
WASTED VALUES.
CHURCHES SHOULD BE BIG.
LIONS AND SHEEP.
SWEARING OFF.
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON FOR JAN. 2C
Luke 15:3-7; Roi
Thank*;
5:6-10
could
The greatest of all waste got!* on r
inside the human brain, «»f which 091* a
one-thousandths remain idle and un-, ti
used, even in well-managed brains. 1 r
Millions of brains do not work at all, j r
only remember and repeat, never ere-
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J[J/ -on than any other subject
^Em A world. The world is indeed Chrixto-
While President Coolidge’t
ing proclamati
'hrist it was dated Anno
n the year of the Lord. Only
ament Scripture portions
it-d for research hu many
e pertinently been given
rorn the Old Testament. Then- are
»any prophecies which refer to Him
nd one of the strongest evidences
f the authority of the Bibl- is the
ecord of prophecy and its fulfill
ment in later history.
Search out the facts and teachings
***• j in the Scripture portions: Luke 2:11,
i .10-32; 15:3-7; John 3:14-17; 10:9-11,
But that will change. Consider! 14-10, 27. 28; Acts 8:1-18; Romans
what ants and other inserts accent- J 5:1-11; Philippian* 2:5-11 Timothy
plish, hiving been here many million If 1 :9-10. The Golden Text is a defini-
year’s ahead of u.«. We are only 12,- j tion of the word “Jesus”—“And thou
000 years from the late Stone Age,! shall call his name Jesus; for it is he |
which is the most encouraging fact, that shall save his people from their
in history. Give men ten to fifty mil-) sins,” Matt. 1:21. Let it be noted j
lion more years, with deepening, that the historicity of Jesus, the Man
convolutions and inherited knowledge j o? Nazareth, is accepted by indiv
and see what they will do. , duals nnj races who do not acknow
j edge Him as the Christ, meaning the
A mud wusp, as Fabre shows, jj Messiah, the Anointed One . Those
born knoBinc how lo perform a most; *' h “ doui,t " r ■l"o*tioii miiy w,ll be
delicate -untied operation, difficult I rttmri to both litcraturi
for a .killed man. New boro human]’ vhich [ ind » '*» elorious
bnbic., .10.0(11),000 year, hence, wiii! J e«us Christ, the Son or God. Saul
know more of mathematic, than, of T or mi . beheld hi. Lord a. he ap
preached Damascus und evidc-nc
thereof is to be seen in the chang
ed life that followed. The lettc
Paul are mature conclusions after
most careful research and divim
revelations. Last month .at the Birth,
day celebration the
and at any cost to Himself. During
the 33 years on earth He revealed
how Ultimately He would enter into
the life problem of each soul.
Mankind was not saved by his ex
emplary life but only by his supreme
sacrifice on the cross at Calvary.
Paul presents the matter very clear
ly in the selected portions in Romans.
Man could never make himself right
eous in the -ight of our holy God. We
are justified, not by a lifetime of
our acts. r*u - solely as our sins arc
given to .!<• - and His righteousness
is imputed t • us. He made full atone- Felt,
ment for "ur sins in his sacrificial No.
death on 'he cross John also, in Baldwi
parabolic form, pictures the pathway 1929 I'
of salvation.
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$25.00 and up.
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Newton know wh
music than Beetle
John I). Rockefeller. Jr., who ui
derstunds human nature, encouragi
the building of Dr. Reisner’s sky
scraper church in New York, says
“churches must he big enough tc
dominate skyscrapers. Material a:
well as spiritual dominance is need
ed.”
That sound idea inspired builders
of the old cathedrals. When the
Pope ordered Michel Angelo to build
St. Peter's in Rome, dominance was
the idea as it was in the building of
the cathedrals of Cologne. Milan, No
tre Dame und others.
To control men you must control
their IMAGINATION.
Musaolini has old-fixhiune
and good ones. The new
lira piece, worth $1. bears an
tion worth many dollars:
“Meglio vivere ungiorno d
che cen cento anni da pccora,
ing, “It is better to live one i
a lion than one hundred ye
was ring
ing with the reechoing of the angel's
song, which was first hoard by the
shepherds of Judah. The ongel ex
plained to them "There is born to
you this day in city of David, a
Saviour, who is Christ the Lord,”
Luke 2:11.
His life was fully in accord with
the claims made concerning Him. He
did not fall short in any respect. He
outlined his method cf working in
the parable recorded by Luke. He is
ever the Great Shepherd vitally con
cerned for each lamb and sheep in
the entire flock. His mission in leav
ing the throne-place in heaven, where
He had been from all time with the
Father, was to shepherd His sheep
In the Superior Court of
)unty, January Term,
>n for equitable relief.
TO WILLIAM HOWARD RICE, DE
FENDANT:
lou are hereby commanded to be
and appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of said county, to
l<o held on the second Monday in
January 1929, and make your answ
er in the ubove named and stated
required by the order of
said court.
the Honorable J. B. Park,
Judge of the Superior Court, this 5
day of December 1928.
r Mary Hays
To Mary Hays, defendant:
Petition for divorce Baldwin Super
ior Court January Term, 1929.
Lewis Hays hiving filed his peti
tion for divorce against you,
in this court, returnable to this
term and it appearing that you do not
reaidc in this State. You, Mary Hays
are hereby notified to be and appear
at the January term next, of said
tour, to be he:d on tile Second Mon
day in January 1929. to answer said
iel Jackyon are hereby notified to b*
and appear at the next term of thi*
court to be held on the Second Mon.
day in January 1929, to answer sai*
suit
Witness the Honorable James K.
Park, Judt,e Superior Court. Thi«
December twentieth, i928.
J. C. COOPER, Clerk.
Witness the Honorable la men B.
Park, Judge Superior Court. This
December twentieth, 1928.
• J- C. COOPER, Clerk.
Elizabeth Jones Jackson
Vs.
Nathaniel Jackson
To Nathaniel Jackson, defendant:
Petition for divorce Ealdwin Super
ior Court January Term, 1929.
Elizabeth Jones Jackson having
filed her petition for divorce against
you in this court, returnable to said
term, and it appearing that you do
not reside in this State: You Nathan-
Like a man half-heartedly swear
ing off in the morning, the world is
trying to give up war. And this coun
try, which never started a war against
Europe, is cxpec.ed to do most of the
reforming. It's like asking Moody
and Sankey to sign the pledge first,
or entreating the Rev. Dr. Staraton
not to believe in Darwin.
The individual must solve his own
problmes, which the use of will pow
er. “Thi* heart knoweth his own bit
terness." Each of us knows what is
wrong with him. and what he ought
to do. Few of us do it. Nations
know what they ought to do. Not
of them does it. Eutope ought
stop fighting, and can't. We ought
to mind our own business, and c
The Wilkinson County Bank
Toomsboro mailed out to the stock
holders dividend checks for the ye
1928. In additino to paying an u
nual dividend of eight per cent the
directors state that a nice sum was j
also set aside to the a-count of un-
divided profits to be held in reserve.!
thus increasing the value of the]
stock.
This bank has never failed to earn
and pay u dividend to the stockhold
ers and is held in the highest esteem
by all who are familiar with its
methods of business management as
is evidenced by the hundreds of satis
fied depositors from all over Wilkin
son county and some from adjoining;
counties.
F. B. Chambers, President, W. A.!
Hall, Vice-President and H. E.j
Hall, Vice-President and H. K. J
Stephens, Cashier have been active-!
ly in charge of the banks affairs for I
more than eighteen years and have J
again been elected to their respec-i
tive positions.
of coo.iia« system
is a feature
of the Mew Ford
FREE—Extra pair of Troasara |
with a vary Sait. Malarial and '
wmrimaaaahip gaaraatead. Saits 1
A COMPLETE water plant is
a part of every automobile
as it is a part of every mod
ern city.
The purpose of this water
plant is to keep the engine
rooled to n temperature that
will make it efficient in oper
ation. If it were not for this,
the cylinder walls would be
come overheated and the
pistons refuse to operate.
Tiie cooling system of the
new Ford is particularly in
teresting because it Is so
simple and reliable.
When the radiator is full
of water, the engine of the
new Ford will not overheat
under the hardest driving.
Yet the water is so regulated
that it will not impair en
gine operation by running
too cold in winter.
The cooling surface of
the Ford radiator is large,
with four rows of tubes set
in staggered position so that
each receives the full bene
fit of the incoming air. The
fan is of the airplane pro
peller type and draws air
through the radiator at the
rapid rale of 850 cubic feet
per minute at 1000
revolutions per min-
ate of the motor*
BELL’
first showing of
New Spring Dresses and Coats
Just in by Express. The Styles are new
and the Materials are new. They are
charming to look at. Drop in and see them
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The hot water around
the cylinder head is drawn
to the radiator to he rooled
by a centrifugal water pump
of new design.
The entire cooling system
of the new Ford is so simple
in design and so carefully
made that it requires very
little atlentiou.
The radiator should be
kept full, of course, and
druined once each month so
that sediment will not collect
and retard the free passage
of water. In cold weather,
a reliable anti-freeze solu
tion should he added.
As owner ami manager of
this important watc: plant
you should also ?ce that the
water pump and fan shaft
are properly lubricated ami
the packing around the
pump shaft kept in adjust
ment.
Hose connections may
also need replacement after
long service. For those little
adjustments, it pays to call
on the Ford dealer.
He works under close fac
tory supervision and he haa
been specially trained and
equipped to do a
thorough, competent
job at a fair price.
0
m Fifty Brand New
Idresses
Twenty-five New
Sport Coats
JUST RECEIVED IN CREPES. SATINS. SILKS f YOU WILL LIKE THE COLORING. YOU
AND COMBINATIONS
WILL LIKE THE STYLES
$10.75 to $16.75 | $12.50 to $19.00
If You Want the Best Shop At
E. E. Bell’s
Ford Motor Company