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A LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (Continued from page three) purity and Principle; and again the carnal mind, envious and re sentful, seemed to triumph, for Jo seph was cast into prison. KEY TO JOSEPH'S BUSINESS SUCCESS Now the extraordinary thing to be noted throughout the career of this extraordinary business man is the complete absence of resentment in his thinking. Joseph must have learned early that to be successful one needs to banish speedily the poisonous, demoralizing arguments of resentment, revenge, self-pity, and the like. Apparently not a trace of these was allowed to lin ger in his consciousness when he found himself unjustly incarcerat ed. What will he do? True to his business ethics he proceeded to be the very best prisoner in the prison, and, with his rare spiritual intuition, helped all with whom he came in contact. It would be im possible for such a thought to re main long in prison; in fact, the expression of Love and good can not fail to liberate. The king of Egypt heard of Joseph's great wis dom and intuitive sense and sent for him to help solve the riddle of a vexing dream. Haying learn ed long since that he was in part nership with divine Mind, and that God had given him wisdom and strength, Joseph did not allow Pharaoh's flattering salutation to pass unchallenged. "It is not in me," he said. "God shall give Pharaoh an answer of peace." And as a result of his remarkable in terpretation of the king's dream Joseph found himself installed as the first food administrator in re corded history and as one of the greatest business figures of all time. JOSEPH'S GREATEST BUSI NESS TRIUMPH But his greatest triumph and achievement were yet to come. As the result of a famine in their own land, Joseph's brethren came to Egypt to buy corn. They had not heard of the fame of their | brother and did not even know him when he arranged an interview with them. Here was the oppor tunity of a lifetime to even old scores; here was the chance for a righteous revenge, here the mo ment for a personal triumph and the rightful humiliation of his evil brothers. But what did this suc cessful business man, this man everlastingly busy reflecting good and love and Principle, do? In all literature is "there anything more beautiful than this? We read: "And Joseph said unto his breth ren, Come near to me, I pray'you. And they came near. And he said, I am Joseph your brother, whom ye sold into Egypt. Now therefore be not grieved, nor angry with yourselves, that ye sold me hither; for God did send me before you to preserve life." Here let it be remarked, is the record of one of the greatest business successes of all time—the business of subduing the carnal mind through a reflec tion of Love and Principle. It humiliated and punished Joseph's erring brothers far more effective ly than an exhibition of Lucifer's self-will and self-glorification ever could have done, and ended in the best business of all—the brothers' healing and Joseph's further en trenchment in all-conquering Prin ciple. That he was ever after emi nently prosperous materially goes without saying. NEED OF BUSINESS WORLD TODAY What our business world needs at this seemingly troublous mo ment is more right thinkers, more spiritually-minded thinkers of Jo seph's school, who by precept and example will lead distracted mor tals to some measure of sanity and business according to Principle. Fear, hate, selfishness, and the love of the materia] have led men and nations into the present-day wilderness. One right thinking Joseph saved Egypt centuries ago. What speedy redemption should therefore be manifested in our time when an army of Josephs, made possible by Christian Science, shlal systematically give time and attention daily to the knowing of the truth which will heal and re deem mankind! Every time the Christian Scientist breathes forth that beautiful petition of the 3 al 'y Prayer," "And may Thv Word enrich the affections of all mankind, and srovern them!" he truly is blessing humanity and nullifying some of its fear and hate. HATE NEVER SOLVED A PROBLEM Hate never solved a single prob lem in the whole history of the world. Therefore, standing upon dangerous quicksands is that man or party or governing body or na tion whose actuating motive is hate or selfishness. Let all those striv ing for spiritual-mindedness rally to the great task of saving the human consciousness from Lucifer - from the self-will, self-love and hate which have hidden the father hood of God and the brotherhood or man. Let every righteous movement in the world fee] the protection and strengthening of our right thinking. Disarmament universal arbitration, the righteous solution of international debts the breaking down of intense selfish nationalism,—all these forward steps should have the prayer and mental support of every Christian Scientist. THE POISON OF HATE The mischief wrought by even a grain of the poison of hate work inpr in human consciousness, pos sibly could not be more forcibly set forth than in the following in cident. During the late war, a Christian Science worker was not only permitted but was invited by the doctors and nurses to visit a man in the Naval Hospital in Lon don, a man whose arm had been crashed in an accident-At sea, andl ' who was so bitter and morose that I he had not spoken to anyone for ; a month or more. Drain tubes were in the arm, and the doctors ! were of the opinion that amputa ■ tion was inevitable. Through her | Christian love and rare humanity I the Scientist soon won his confi i dence, and little by little he opened ! his heart and told her all about I himself, how the accident had hap j pened and how he hated the man whose fault it was. One day the Scientist said to him: "I have something to say to you which you may not like, but it is true never theless; and I want you to think about it. You are not really suf fering because of the accident but because of your own attitude of hate." Then she told him shq wanted him to do something for her, and asked him if he would do it. He said he would do any thing for her,- so she said, "I will not ask more of you than you can honestly do, and will begin where you can truthfully make a start.'' She then asked him, whenever he thought of the man whose care lessness had caused the injury to say, "Poor fellow, I know he did not mean to do it." So the boy was faithful to his promise. The next visit he told her he had done as she had asked; so she said, "Now we will go a step farther, and say 'God loves that man as |He loves me.' " This he did. Next ( he was able to say, "I love him because God loves him." When divine Love truly permeated his thinking and he was able to declare that he loved the man, the doctors found they were able to remove the drain tubes, and the crushed arm quickly healed. He was soon discharged from the hospital well. DISEASE INDUCED BY WRONG THINKING Here someone may ask. Does Christian Science maintain that hate or resentment or a bad dispo sition is responsible for all illness ? By no means. Mrs. Eddy writes (Science and Health, p. 411); "The procuring cause and foundation of all sickness is fear, ignorance, or .sin. Disease is always induced by a false sense mentally entertained, not destroyed. Disease is an image of thought externalized." But, recurs the question, take the case °f a child. Certainly the unformed child-thought has been entertain ing no thought of fear. What causes the difficulty there? A universal belief, or fear, which mortals have mistakingly called law. A mother was once heard to bope my child will have all the children's diseases soon and get them over with!" That mother unwittingly was opening the door for the universally accepted belief and fear that a child must have this discordant condition or that at a certain age, whereas a vigorous stand with God, clinging to His glorious law and harmonious, pain less unfoldment, and knowing that disease or discord is never part of L6ve's plan for His children, would have banished the so-called law founded in fear and ignorance. To-' day, as in Jesus' time, the reflec tion of God's law says, "Peace, be still" to storms of every name and nature, and today, as of yore, there is a great calm. AWAKENING FROM DREAM SHADOWS Sometimes one hears a person under Christian Science treatment say; "I have been having help for a certain disorder and I have been working myself to the best of my ability and yet the condition has not been healed. Why is this?" Is it not possible that one is striv ing to heal or change a reality in stead of awakening to the glorious fact that God's creation needs no healing? Suppose you enter a room where a person is in the throes of a nightmare. The dream er calls out: "I am being pursued by a wild animal! Won't somebody help me?" Would you rush to his side and begin searching for the animal? No. Would you say to the dreamer: "Don't be afraid! I shall give the beast a treatment and make him depart!" No. Your whole effort would be to awaken the dreamer, would it not? Again and again you would assure him that all. was well, bid him rouse himself, and thank God he had only had a/bad dream. Mrs. Eddy writes in the textbook (p. 417): "To the Christian Science healer, sick ness is a dream from which the ptaient needs to be a%vakened. Dis ease should not appear real to the physician, since it is demonstrable that the way t 0 cure the patient is to make disease unreal to him." DISEASE TOO BAD TO BE TRUE? Now if a thing is unreal it is untrue, nonexistent, not happening or taking place. "But," may in terpose someone, forcibly, "can a person in his right mind aver that this tumor which he sees or this rheumatism which he feels is non existent or not taking place?" The answer is, yes, if he truly is in his right Mind, the divine Mind, he can do naught else but deny the pictures of the carnal mind and thank God that they are too bad to be true. A man seemingly quite crippled by rheumatism once asked a young student of Christian Sci ence to give him some metaphysi cal help The student replied that he hardly felt advanced enough in his study to undertake the work, but finally said, "Let me give you this thought to ponder: 'lf it is true* that you have rheumatism, 1 then there is no such thing as a I good God.'" The other departed in mild dismay. If rheumatism is true, he said, there is no good God. But there must be a good God. lhen there is n 0 rheumatism. But I know I have rheumatism. Then there is no good God. Yet each time he would find himself ending the mental argument, "But I know there is a good God; so there can not be any rheumatism." Within a short space of time he reported to the Scientist that the waking dream calling itself rheumatism had completely vanished. Let the man or woman or child who has been laboriously treating . THE ROCKY MOUNT HERALD, ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 2T, f934 disease, or striving to overcome and banish a stubborn discordant condition, begin thanking God that the disease or pain is only part and parcel of the Adam-dream, the material sense of existence, and that it is not happening in God's beautiful kingdom; anj_that man, God's man, is awake and whole and free now, governed by the law of harmonious, spiritual being. A persistent rejoicing in this truth, a courageous witness-bearing to the facts of being, wherein God has created a good creation, will usher in a sense of peace and har mony hitherto unknown. BANISHING OF SINFUL THINKING And the_ happy fact about a bodily healing in Christian Science is that invariably some of the healed discord's unlovely relations, such as a nasty temper, or an appetite for drugs, liquor, or to bacco, or an inclination toward certain erroneous thinking, invari ably show signs of decamping—if they do not immediately disappear witn the other errors. A man hav ing treatment in Christian Science for a bodily inharmony noticed that his after-dinner cigars had a peculiar taste. He would examine them, cut them in half, relight them, and even change to a more expensive brand, but still the curi ous taste persisted. One day when ,he had again vainly tried to enjoy the weed, the light began to dawn. "I know what is happening," he announced to his family. "That practitioner is treating' me for this. I will thank her td keep her hands off!" He speedily arranges an interview with his helper in Science and asked her if she were treating him for his desire for to bacco. She replied that she was not doing so; in fact, she did not even know that he smoked. The patient was quite crestfallen. "Something is happening to me," he said sorrowfully, "for the to bacco is becoming positively repel lent to me." The practitioner laughed happily. "Don't you see what is taking place? The truth about God and man is bringing you not only freedom from pain but freedom from bondage to material appetite as well. This is the ine vitable action of Truth." Sometime later this same man and his son were standing on the platform of a street car and another passenger blew some tobacco smoke in his di rection. Attempting to fan the fumes away, the father turned to his son and indicated the complete ness of his healing. "Disgusting habit!'' he said. THE BONDAGE OF SENSUA LISM Mrs. Eddy never wrote a great truism more simply and yet more powerfully than this (Science and Health, p. 337): "Sensualism is not bliss, but bondage." The carnal mind bases its appeal wholly upon the proposition that this indul gence or that will bring satisfac tion or real enjoyment or bliss. Thus it appeared to ensnare Adam and Eve in the famous garden of Eden allegory, and thus it would a] proach each individual conscious ness. The warning of Truth, "In the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die,'.' is easily silenced, for does not Lucifer whis per suavely: "Don't you believe it! You won't die! Why, through ex perience of pleasurable sensations of liquor or tobacco or material sense you will just begin to live!" For a season, perhaps, Lucifer may seem to make good his prediction; but at what cost? One has surely; died to the finer, sweeter, more lastingly joyous conceptions of spiritual being, and that which claims to be bliss is that which is keeping one in bondage to the body, a bondage which all too often eventuates in weakness, sickness, and unhappiness. THE JOY OF MASTERY The Apostle Paul paints a gra phic picture of true happiness and man's dominion over the material in these words: "Know ye not they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may obtain. And every man that striveth for the mastery is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a corruptible crown; but we an incorruptible. I therefore so run, not as uncertain ly-" And he adds significantly, But I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection." COURAGE TO RESIST EVIL But here someone may say, What of the man or woman who seems not to have the courage to resist evil and claim his dominion? When one, prodigal son, having suffered and starved amid the husks of sensualism truly resolves to go to his Father; when he even faintly begins to yearn for good and spiritual sense and peace, a beautiful thing happens. In the story of the prodigal in the Bible it will be remembered that when the young man turned his feet homeward, yes, "when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him, and had compassion, and ran, and fell on his neck, and kissed him." Mrs. Eddy tells us, on the second page of the textbook, that "the desire which goes forth hun gering after righteousness is bless ed of our Father, and it does not return unto us void." So, when having suffered sufficiently to turn one from the bonffage of sin and appetite, one begins to yearn for light and release and lasting satisfaction, there is divine Love, divine strength, divine law, await ing him. There is the Father say t,he words of the Psalmist, I will declare the decree. . . Thou art my Son; this day have I be fotten thee!" In other words this ay'shall we have strength ' and moral courage to say "No!" to Lu cjfer and his deceiving arguments this day may we touch the hem of the garment of Christ, Truth, and begin to taste man's God-given wholeness and freedom. The Father has seen us a great way off, and a legion of angels, of sav ing. strengthening ideas, has rush ed to-mir sid*. We are not alone. We are not weak. Man exists as the reflection of omnipotent good. HEALING OF INTEMPERANCE A record of permanent healings of every form of intemperance that have« been accomplished through Christian Science, shows ' this system to be the greatest force for righteousness the world has seen since the days of the mighty regenerating Christianity jof Jesus and his apostles. In fact, the works of Christian Science stamp it beyond peradventure as the reappearing of Jesus' Christi anity. While every Christian Scientist hails as a step in the right direction every law attempt ing to stamp out the evils of liquor, drugs, and vice, and lends such law his whole-hearted obedience and support, he is not asleep to the fact that men and nations must first and last look to God, Spirit and to God alone, for true healing and regeneration. Therefore, in his daily prayer for mankind, he strives to know that this present* day worldliness and love of the material cannot continue to deceive and betray mortals; for it belongs not to Truth. It cannot shut out man's birthright or real end en during happiness, for it is only the transient mesmreism of Luci fer, a lie. If this Truth can heal an individual, can it not eventually heal a nation? And if a nation, then a world? RIGHT THINKERS ARE THE ELECT * A mighty work is before the right thinkers of the day; in fact, Jesus indicated this when, accord ing to the Gospel of Matthew," in describing the terrific overturning which the truth would bring to the carnal mind, he said, "And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved; but for the elect's sake, those days shall be shortened." Who are the elect, but those who elect to think rightly—to reflect God, Love, Principle, and good? The right thinkers, those who elect and strive to be spiritually-minded, to put off the old man, and put on the new, are therefore'the hope of the race. It is their task to protect their countries from graft, greed, and selfish material domination. The power of Truth can uncover and nullify the secret efforts of mental suggestion to befuddle and control thought. Are we exercising this power? Are we declaring daily that "the Lord God omnipotent reigneth"—that Mind, infinite good and Principle, is governing men and nations? Are we thanking God for the lessening of the sense of great material prosperity and the learning of the much needed lesson of looking to the things of Spirit for true happiness and sup ply? Are we doing our bit in overcoming the world's fear about lack and limitation ? If so, we are about our" Father's business, and that business is eternal good. A GREAT MOMENT IN HISTORY The conquest over wrong think ing is going forward in human consciousness as the individual is daily meeting and dealing with the arguments of the material senses; as he is learning to separate the gold from the dross, the genuine from the counterfeit, the God given from suggestions and pic tures of the carnal mind. When he refuses to give power or reality to fear, or pain, or discord, or ap petite, because they belong not to Oods good creation, and when he to bear witness to the pres ence and operation of being that is harmonious, joyous, and free, that which is called healing takes place. Probably never in recorded history was there a more wonder ful moment in which to be living. If perchance you sigh for the still stagnant waters of a generation ago when there had been no after math of a world war nor the tre mendous problems resulting there from; when there was reasonable material prosperity and nothing to interrupt the serenity of the aver age fireside or nation, —contrast the privilege of living and working in these stirring times with the somnolent sense of yesteryears! Ours is the privilege of enlistment in a great army-r-that ever increas ing host of right thinkers who are destined to carry the battle to the verv gates of hell itself. Individual problems will be solved the more surely and_ speedily as we remove the eye?blinders and dark glasses which have kept our gaze riveted on our own personal discords. Can one think only of himself when all mankind is crying out for deliver ance and healing ? Let u s not for get that the Bible states that Job's problems were solved when he be gan to pray for his friends. Says a familiar hymn (Hymnal, No. 360): "Is thy burden hard and heavy? Do thy steps drag wearily? Help to bear thy brother's burden, God will bear both it and thee. - ' "THE LIGHTS ARE ALL GREEN!" A Christian Scientist once felt the need of calling her husband on the long distance telephone for a word of comforting and strength ening at a moment when the way seemed difficult. She said that the cloud lifted speedily when she heard him say, firmly and cheerily, "Why, dear, you know that you are on the King's highway and the lights are all green!" When, there fore,oor progress seems to be halted by error's stop-signals, when discouragement or fear or condem nation would argue that we may have chosen the wrong road, if we lift our thought to the healing Christ, Truth, we may hear this heartening, comforting message: You are one the King's highway and the lights are-all green! Go forward! o— One thousand short leaf pine seedlings were planted on a section of poor, washed mountain land in Cherokee county recently as a field demonstration in reforestation work, reports tltf farm agent. SOLDIERS STOP TAX SALES Oklahoma City.—National guard men were ordered to eleven coun ties, where tax delinquent proper ty had been advertised for sale, by Governor W. H. Murray who instructed them to use any neces sary force to prevent the sales in- the arrest and confinement as military prisoners of all county officials who interferred with the order. Candidates' Cards NOTICE OF CANDIDACY FOR BOUSE Subject to tHe action of the next Democratic primary, I here by announce my candidacy for member of House of Representa tives in the next legislature from Edgecombe county and will appre ciate the support of the citizens of said county. ROSCOE GRIFFIN, Rocky Mount, N. C. o 'NOTICE OF CANDIDACY Subject to the action of the comiffg Democratic Municipal Pri mary I hereby announce my can didacy for Alderman from the fourth ward and will appreciate the support of the voters of this ward. I. WOODALL ROSE. NOTICE Public notice is hereby given of my candidacy for Alderman from the Second Ward, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held in May. ARTHUR WEATHERS. ■ o NOTICE OF CANDIDACY FOR HOUSE Subject to the action of tha next Democratic primary, I here by announce my candidacy for member of House of Representa tives in the next legislature from Edgecombe county and will appre ciate the support of the citizens of said county. I am a farmer and also work for the railroad, and believe I understand the de sires and needs of the people of this county, and if elected I will strive to represent their will. W. L. THURSTON. ( NOTICE I hereby announce my candidacy for the offioe of Prosecuting At torney for the City of Rocky Mount on May 4, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. H. LYNWOOD ELMORE. NOTICE OF CANDIDACY Subject to the action of the Democratic primary, I hereby an nounce my candidacy for the office of Judge of Recorders Court for the City of Rocky Mount, and will appreciate the support of the citizenship of Rocky Mount. S. L. ARRINGTON. o NOTICE OF CANDIDACY Subjeet to the action of the Democratic Primary, I hereby an nounce my candidacy for re-elec tion to the House of Representa tives from Nash County. I thank my friends for their Joyal support in the fiast and shall appreciate! their support again. VAN S. WATSON. o ANNOUNCEMENT Subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, I hereby an nounce my candidacy for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Rocky Mount. (May 4) NORMAN GOLD. o FOR THE LEGISLATURE To the Voters of Nash County: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, in the Democratic Primaries to be held in June. In announcing, I wish to thank the people of Nash County for their support of me and co operation in the past and assure you, that if I am elected, I will give the people of Nash County and the State my best service. Sincerely, O. B. MOSS, Spring Hope, N. C. _ o———— ANNOUNCEMENT Subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, I hereby an nounce my candidacy for the office of Judge of Recorder's Court for the City of Rocky Mount. (May 4) BEN H, THOMAS. ► .'*r • r\, ... DROPS RUBBER BOAT J TO SINKING PILOT Washington.—Forced down at sea during battle maneuvers off the Pacific coast, Ensign Allan L. Dunning owes his life to the bril liant exploit of Lt. Howard E. Ballman, who, in a torpedo plane, climbed out of the cockpit onto the fuselage, inflated a rubber boat and succeeded in dropping it over the side to the officer swimming in the water. Moley to report to President soon on crime survey, LEGAL ADVERTISING | 0 ——o NOTICE The undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash on APRIL 5, 1934 at 12:00 o'clock noon, in front of the Continental Motor Sales Com pany's place of business, No. 128, Rose Street, city of Rocky Mount, N. C., one Ford pick-up truck, be- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NORTH CAROLINA, NASH COUNTY. Notice is hereby given accord ing to law, that the undersigned has qualified as administrator of the estate of Tabitha Wells, Dec'd., and all persons owing the said es tate will make immediate settle ment, and all persons holding legal claims against said deceased will present same properly verified within one year from this day, or said claims will be barred. This April 2nd, 1934. NELSON N. HARRIS, Administrator. (6t-Al3 to M) 8) ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Having qualified as administra tor of the estate of Mrs. Alice C. Proctor, deceased, late of Edge combe County, Nt>rth Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Daughludges Service Station, Rocky Mount, N. C.j on or before March 23, 1935, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to said estate please make pay ment at once. This 23rd day of March, 1934. J. R. PROGTOR, Administrator. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the au thority conferred by deed of trust executed by George B. Thompson and wife, Stella Thompson, dated the 15th day of March, 1928, and recorded in Book 292, page 7, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Edgecombe County, V. S. Bry ant, Substituted Trustee, will, at twelve o'cloek noon on THURSDAY, MAY 3RD, 1934, at the Court House Door of Edge combe County in Tarboro, North Carolina, sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following land, to-wit: _ A certain lot or parcel of land in or near the Town of Rocky Mount, N. C., and more particular ly described as follows: Beginning at an irqn stake, the intersection of the western prop erty line of Wilson Road with the Southern property line of Lancas ter Street; tnence in a Southerly direction alone the western prop erty line of Wilson Road 56.7 feet to an iron stake; thence in a westerly direction and parallel with the Southern property line of Lan caster Street 148.7 feet to an iron stake; thence at right angles and in a northerly direction 55 feet to the southern property line of Lan caster Street; thence in an east erly direction along the southern property line of Lancaster Street 135 feet to the beginning, being Lots Nos. 14 and 15, Block A, as shown on the plot of the Hargrove property, recorded in Book of Maps 2, page 43, Edgecombe County Registery, and being the identical tl&ct of land conveyed to Stella M. Thompson by Paul Gor ham by deed recorded in Book 235, page 359, Edgecombe County Registry. This sale is made on account of default in payment of the indebt edness secured by said deed of trust, and is subject to all taxes and assessments against said prop erty whether now due or p3 become I due. A five per cent (5 per cent) cash deposit will be required of the highest bidder at the sale. This the 29th day of March, 1934. V. S. BRYANT, Substituted Trustee. (4t-A6 to A 27) ■ » r BUSY CAFE In NEW LOCATION 234 Falls Road. Rocky Mt. GRADE A CAFE "Everything Good to Eat" George L. Patseavouras, Mgr. . ' Quality Clmumm * Ft*** ua —————-WM|il?etic orCkpD'USED FURNITURBf f®^ rt HOUSE FULL "I and Special low prices to red MM been stock and raise money. date » Good Beds with Springs, $3.30. Your dollar will do doable here. Come and see. * G. F. HARRELL 129 Sunset Ave. ' i ...ROCKY^MOUNI^jCir ' :—^3 n n BATTLE & BARNES ■' sr General Machinery Mrfies to Automobile Repairs. Elee| trie and Acetylene WeMia: Lawn Mover Repaii S "" Portable Equipment rts Outside Work. Phone f, 235-239 S. 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