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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE. GA., APRIL 1«, l»»
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON FOR APRIL 21
COMFORT FOR GOD S PEOPLE
In trie midM of troublesome times
the I'.rophet is He.-laring the blessed
o>nditk>n of the future Judah as
well as the ten tribes of Israel must
must be tarried away into captivity
but there would be a return to the
land which Jehovah Rave in perpetu
ity to his people. The day will again
«-<>me when the Hebrew will regain his
tribal possession in Palestine. Mod-
CO TO BED STORIES
By Farmer Smith
One day Br’er Rabbit was seated
in the parlor of hi* home reading
a book and smoking bis pipe when
he looked up and saw a pair of eyes.
He looked again and there was
Billie Hunny with his peeper*
opt ne«! ><• w ide if seemed as though
all
lull
ord
the U
Hei
irhng of the Bible.
leap
rtudy where
v. ill do well to consider the exact
words of the text. Their content »*
rich in blessedness. The very sound
and phrasing is quieting and is like
an oasis in a vast desert of dreari
ness. tor too often, sum is our daily
life. With special emphasis, by rea
son of tbi repetition, the Almighty
commands the prophet-messenger to
advise His people that there are rest
ful days ahead. Therefore, even
now there ir reason to enjoy the rc-
p<me of the soul that is possible for
the child of God. Turning away
from God led to the captivity in
Babylon. The peace that passeth all
understanding was still to be the por
tion of His people.
The rough pathway of life was to
l>r made easy for the pilgrim en
route to the eternal Zion. Filling in
of va.leys and lowering of moun
tains pounds like modern method* of
“Hello, Billie, what do you want?”
asked Br’er Rabbit.
“I want a stick of candy, or some
agar,” answered Billie.
“Well, I do declare 1“ exclaimed
Br’«r RabWlt. “Yop’U have to ask
your Mother. Don't you know
fathers arc not suppos'd to give
children things that are not good
far .hem?”
“Is that so?” asked Billie Bunny,
n great surprise. "I thought you
were the lust father in the w%»rld.
V.,u look so good and kind. Will
i have beautiful fur like yours some
lay and if I put my ea-» down like
■ out*, will it part my hair? I do
*4Jit to louk like you, for Mother
ays you are very handsome."
Br’er Rabbit got up and reached
n the closet for a piece of candy
md gave a tiny piece to Billie. In
little while Mother Rabbit enme
•me and started to get supper, j
•'er Rabbit was reading his book. J
fter a while the two children came,
and when they sat down to »up-1
per Billie w asn’t very hungry, while j
Bobbie Bunn> couldn’t seem to get
enough to eat.
"Have you been eating candy?”
asked Mo.her Rabbit.
“Ye-e-e-s,” said Billie.
"Did your father give it to you?”
“I cannot tell a lie,” replied
Billie. “He did.”
Mother Rabbit went over to Br’er
Rabbit and took his pipe out of his
mount. “I'll give your pipe back in
M week," she said.
BELL’S
Special Reduced Sale of All Early Spring
Dresses, Crepes and Georgettes
REDUCED IN PRICE FROM ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF
SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES
To
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Account
MAGNOLIA GARDENS, SEASON
1929
Low rate excursion tickets on sale
rch 20.28, 26-28. April 2-4, 10-12,
20. 11*29, final limit of ticket
en days.
•'or total fares, schedules and
ner travel information. Ask Tick
et Agent.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
In the
Oriei
such things have often been done t<»
make ready for the coming of an
earthly king. Now prophecy says
tnat royal preparation shali be mad.*
for just the ordinary traveller heav- j
enward. Withal, the glory of the,
Lord .‘•hall be in evidence nnd no one
shall mi*s tnat glorious sight.
Frailty in human life is akin to the
' grass of the earth. The majority'
pass on early and tew live beyondl
ihe proverbial four score years. Ir.
marked contrast the “word of our:
God” is presented. Here is that]
which must continue to abide. Think !
of the attack; on the Bible through;
all the rges past. Many think it its j
an indication of genuine smattness
to endeavor to discredit the Holy|
BibV. Groups and even nations
have sought to show the Bible worth
ies-. But there never was a day
when t-iis Book wa< more firmly,
established aw the guide for man in
this life and even unto Heaven The
product in applied Christianity is
: ufflr
viden
for
its teachings and live accordingly.
High privilege is given to Isaiuh as
he is told to seek a mountain, as it
were, for a pulpit and proclaim the
glad tidings to all Zion. Through
out the holy city, Jerusalem, he was
to go and let his voice ring in the
streets, declaring “Behold, your
God!” Jewry would he great, and i*
marvellously go, because of their Je
hovah. He gives rewards for obedi
ence and makes joys to abound for
Hi* children. Herrin is the basis
for the opening wards of encourage-
ment, ‘'Speak ye comfortably to Je
tt, alem.”
Under the .•■imile
■ Grot Sht phercd i
their ability and
Proof
He
enut'ous young ms
a firm believer in eugenics,
when he met the doctor’s lovely
daughter he fell in love with her, and
finally threw discretion to thi
and asked her to marry him.
She accepted him and he
the seventh heaven all the c
Next morning, however, 1
ural caution returned, and he called
upon her father.
“Ob, doctor!” he said, “your—you:
daughter has promised to marry me
—I—I—T wanted to know—that ii
to say, I—cam ( . to ask if there is anj
or—insanity in your family.”
The doctor looked at him gravely
over his glasses. “There mad be,”
he said.
SPECIAL REDUCED FARES
* TO
ATLANTA
ACCOUNT GRAND OPERA
Tie!;*-;- on sale April 21-27, 1929,
:• '1 five: final return limit May 1.
•SAVE TIME AND MONEY
TRAVEL BY TRAIN
Th.- Safest, Most Economical Most
Reliable Way
Ask Ticket Agent for fares and
other travel information.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
The Ri^ht ,W %y
NOTICE
As required by law, all persons failing to return their
property lo the Tax Receiver will have their taxes
doubled at the meeting of tue assesors.
TAX ASSESORS,
Baldwin County
15 Navy blue and black georgette dresses, received a little
late for Easter, bought to sell at $39.75, to close-out at
$22.75
About 35 Navy and colored georgette dresses, arrival too
late for Easter, regular $16.75 dresses. Special for quick
selling
$11.75
50 Brand new sleeveless crepe dresses, in all the new colors
—maize, orchid, white, pink, green, warranted washable,
made to sell for $12.75, our Sale price is
$8.95
25 Pongee dresses—both long and short sleeve, regular
$7.50 values. Special price
$4.95
More than 100 house dresses, made of fine quality percale
and gingham. Special this week at
98c
If you Want the Best Shop at
E.E. BELL’S
TO THE
Tax Payers
Of Baldwin County
S> E
THE C HALLENCER
The Tax Books to
receive taxes will be
open only two more
weeks. Make ycur
returns now.
Hear the radio program
of the “Hudson-Essex
Chalu rs” every Friday
WS
Challenging you to know the best
in Performance—Fineness—Comfort
,j _ For Instance, the Coach '~ h
IIO B5JY Down, and monthly Payments
^ of $56.15
Your present car will probably cover tne entire first
Payment.
The II. M. C. Purchase Plan Offers the lowest available
finance terms on the balance.
'J iTTrt On our own streets Essex the Challenger, under
u vb 1« competent observation, averaged 22 miles per
gallon. The average owner in this city can ex
pect 18 to 20 miles and upward. Commercial users operating
large fleets of Essex cars say that service and maintenance
costs, covedrz -3 cf miles of operation, arc lowest of
any car ever tested.
Bris<
GUI
Tax Receiver
Essex the Challenger offers a completeness
of fine car equipment formerly identified
only with costly cars, and available, when
at all, only as “extras.” at extra cost on
cars of Essex price. Check these items as
you buy. In Essex the Challenger—a com
plete, hnc big “Six”—these items of course
are standard. They cost not one cent extra
and represent easily above one hundred
dollars’ additional value.
AMD UP'-/7 FA CTO Rr
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Standard
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