badin bulletin
Page Nineteen
and also for the. privilege of picnicing
the Mountain. Several snapshots
ere taken, which we hope will be good
nough to print in this issue. All were
ARE YOU FIGHTING A rat
TLE OF INDEPENDENCE?
IF YOU ARE FIGHTINn
under general good
lose! surely
general THRIFT IS A
WINNER. ^
BEGIN TO MAKP TtJrtc'T^
payments now those
— A HOME, AND BF tv
DEPENDENT.
‘’'® Expression on These
''■ttle Faces That That it was Just
"After Lunch"?
.^^‘husiasUc, and voted to make the out-
and picnic an annual event in the life
^i-esbyterians in Badin.
Baptist Briefs
\y ,
is progress-
''’'>>0^ completed, it will
itij,, fsivorably with the best build-
s» If, -
overalls that he put them on wrong
way-first—that is, either he or the over
alls needed to right-about-face.
The pastor has been preaching a series
of Sunday night sermons on the subject:
“Letters to the Human Race.” Two of
the seven letters are yet to be preached—
Letter No. VI, From Him “That Hath
the Key,” and Letter No. VII, From Him
that is the Great “Amen.”
Some excellent folks are being received
into our membership. Let every Baptist
in Badin line up with us.
our city.
financial rallies” have been
^'ined
lurch
to give the members of the
friends in and around
Nh lu-, ®PP‘’‘’tunity to give for this
OvJ
^ opportun
venture.
^eing done by a
- ‘K "one oy a
^ll tt,. of the members. This
Jiiemoers. This
S, if. the cost of the build-
their contribut-
^ the time
be will be kept. This work
t^l'.exc evening in the
S ept Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Us®^joy the hours, and
fi He ^ ™"tribution in labor.
^*^«veni''’ Arnette, who the
out was so unfamiliar with
Badin Methodist Church
The warm weather has in no way
altered our church services. The hours
of worship are: Sunday School, 9.45
a. m.; preaching, ILOO and 8.30 p. m.
You are cordially invited to worship
with us, and help us break the bread
of life.
Dr. Rowe, our beloved presiding elder,
will hold our Third Quarterly Confer
ence, on Sunday afternoon, 3.30 o’clock,
June 13, in the Theater Building. Don’t
miss the Conference. He will preach
at night. Hear him.
—J. E. D. Houser, Pastor
Fecamp Abbey, 1918
By Maj. Guy M. Kindersley, O. B. E.
Great were the temples you builded, long '
were the years that you wrought,
Mighty with chisel and hammer, and cun
ning the craftsmen you taught;
Content to live for your labor, and die
ere the labor was done.
For ’twas meet your children should fin
ish the buildings your fathers begun.
"iou worked for a Master Builder, who
paid not by time nor in gold,
And gave to the youngest workman the
wage that He gave to the old—
The joy that was His in creation, when
He laid aside His rod.
And the morning stars made answer to
the shout of the sons of God.
But now we are hirelings of Mammon,
and mean are the buildings we rear:
Hastening to finish our labor for a wage
which we take with a sneer-
For love is the tool of the craftsman, and
nis light is the sinj?le eye,
And whenever man serves two Masters,
the spirit of man must die.
—Literary Digest
on gardens,
"hich appear monthly in The Bulletin
are of great value, since they are writ
ten by a practical man. We do not
know whether Mr. Arthur has been
coaching his neighbors, or whether his
neighbors are all good farmers and mak-
inp him extend himself; but the gardens
along Kirk Place can hardly be beaten.
Mrs. Tom Cutchins is visiting in Win-
pate.
If you want to see what can be done
with front yards under adverse circum
stances, just notice the yards on the
south side of Spruce Avenue, between
Cedar and Willow. These people are
to be congratulated.
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