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Sunday Moel
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(By *EV. P. B. FITZWATEB. D.i>.. l>rawi 1
Moot!1,* 73?W* Institute of 0^R9.)
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Lesson for March 18
JESUS
TEACHES SINCERITY
LESSON TEXT?Mark 7:1-1?
golden TEXT?Kc?p thy heart
With all diligence, for on I o( it are the
1SEQe*( r.f life.
PRIMARY TOPIC?Obeying God end
Our Parents.
JUNIOR TOPIC?Honoring God and
Our Parents.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC?Sincerity
in Rellfdvn.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC?Jesus
7>eno:mees Formalism.
I. The Emptiness of Formal Wor- j
ship (vv. i-7).
The tendency of the human heart is j
iio depart ironi the lire and to choose
tlio more. form which is calculated to
express tiie life. The traditions and
customs adopted by men for tlte temporary
Itelp of the spiritual life trequenily
are crystallized into laws and
made to supersede tile laws and institutions
of God.
5. The charge against Christ (v. 2);
This was that Christ's disciples ate
jbread with unwashed hands. The
charge was not on the basis of physical
uncleanness, but their disregard of
custom which was to engage in Hat
thorough washing of the hands before I
enting, as weli as washing tiie pots
and vessels.
Z Examples of empty forms (vv.
24).
(1) Washing of the bauds betore
eating (v. 3). They not only washed
their hands often but diligently and
'intensely.
(2) Washing of cups, tables, pots
and brazen vessels. The ceremonial
washing applied to the vessels as well
as the hands.
3. Explanation demanded by the
Pharisees fv. ill. Thev ashed Christ
to explain why His disciples ignored I
the tradition of the eiders with reference
to ceremonial eiransiiig.
t. Christ's answer <vv. 0, lie;
declared that worship which centered
Sin forms was as empty and iceaningloss
ns was Bp service where lite
i heart was away from God. This He
: calls hypocrisy, etren such as foretold
'by Isaiah, tlio prophet- Men of his
| day rande inucli of external ob.-erv;
ance and of religious rites, while their
j hearts remained unchanged.
i J. Making the Word ot God of
None Effect ivv. SIS).
1. How it may he done (v. S). It was
done by punctiliously observing the
j precepts of man, such as washing of
jtiie hands pots, etc., while ignoring!
, the commandments of t>od. '.ciilj is
; being done by those who make tntscit
iuf liie externalities of religion hut at
.the same lime are indifferent to the
moral reqiiiretacntsAn
instance cited (vv. t)-i:i).
The law of God as given by Mores
said, bHonor thy father and thy iimtii'ex,
and whoso citrsetli father or 1110thior,
let hint die tile death: hut ye say,
1 if a man shall say to his father or
j mother, it is Corhan, Unit is to say, a
|gtft, by whatsoever flion slightest be!
prouteu ny me, ue saau ue tree, Bin;
iye suffer him no more 10 do plight for
: his father or his mother." The law of
; Cod demands of children that they
; care and provide for parenls in their
jnced. According to an accepted tradition
among the Jews, if a man shuuld
j consecrate his goods or possessions 10
| the Lord's service by pronouncing over
' thc-in the word "Corban," which means
; "the gift," his goods would be thus
| dedicated to God, and would not be
available for help to his parents, it
was possible, therefore, for a man to
tie enjoying wealth while his parents!
. were in UesMtotion.
III. The Real Source of Defilement;
. and Impurity (vv. 14-23).
1. Sin is moral and spiritual. Uni
cleanness before God is not of the
I body save as the body is directed by
the soul. A man is not defiled by that
1 which enters his mouth but by tnat
.which springs out of his soul.
2. Thai wfilcb springs out of the
heart?the deliberate choice of- the
will?Is (lie source of defilement (v.20).
8. A ifst of evils springing out of
jtlie heart (vv. 21. 22). The awful list
; Is as follows:
Evil thoughts, adulteries, fornica
; lions, murders, thefts, covetousness,
wickedness, deceit, iasciviousncss. en
evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness,
which all come front within. This
.; catalogue includes every possible form
; of evil. Every one of them originate
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In the heart anil when they become j
acts of the will and life they defile the j
: man. It is only when temptations and I
: solicitations lead to indulgence by ihi!
deliberate act of the will that theyi
corrupt r. man.
Children's Needs
Children have more reed of models
than of critics.?JonberL
Christian Giving;
Our Father has so much confideuce
In us that He makes do hard, arbitrary
rule for Christian giving, bui
leaves It to the filial love avid loyalty
of His children to determiiie how
.much of their possessions they will
offer to relieve the pains and sorrows
"f Ihe world.?.1. H. Jewelt.
Faith in God
A littie l.iiLb in a gtcnt- God Is better
than a great faitli ir. mortal man
?Methodist Protestant.
The cost of living; may be coming:j
down i?ut there are several places!
in the mountains thai it hasn't reached
yet. 1
Note: li would be illegal to publish
this if not true.
Forty-Year Goitre
Removed Without Operation. Colorless
Liniment Used
Miss M. J. Little, Addor, N. C.s
says. ''My mother suffered with
goitre for forty years. Grippe and
severe cough caused it to enlarge
and worry her. She used Sorbol j
Quadruplefor two months and her
goitrewas gone. 1 will tell or write
her complete experience."
Sorbol Quadruple is not expensive!
and is pleasant to use. Write Sorbol |
Company. Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Soldi
by all dmggists. Locally at Boone,
Drug Co.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE
By virtue of the power of sale. I
contained in a certain deed of trust
executed to the undersigned on the
IStth day of February1, 1927. t" s'e-'l
cure the sum of S1.8Q0.00 to It. B.j
Jackson by E. O. Greer and wife.
Belle Greer, which said deed of|
trust is recorded in the office of the
register of deeds for Watauga coun
tv in Book 12 -'T pagv 443, and delfault
having: been made in the paywent
01 the sums of money there
by geeured as therein provided. I
will on Monday. April 1b, 1928, at
1 a'vlock n. in., at the courthouse
door ol" Watauga county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate, to-witl
Beginning an a hickory tree, John
Miller's corner, and S. \V. Greer's
line, running west .*14 poles to a
stake ii! John Miller's line and R. T.
Greer's lieo: then ' degrees .east 30J
poles '? . stake on lower bank of
vbad; then i J degrees east 10 poles,
to i\ sassafras; then north 1 i degrees
vast 20 poles to a locust; north 3 j
deg Hex HI'- poles >ii ;i white oak J
aiorphow ami Phillips' lint-: north
:12 poles to " white oak corner, A. S.|
Cooper's line; then south -it! poles to
a rod oak slump and sprouts. S. W.
('.roar's corner; south 73 degrees oast
to a maple, S. VV. dreer's corner;
then south 3(: poles to a stake on
lower bank of road; then running- so
us to include said roarl west SO poles
to a hemlock corner; then south
2!l '.i poles to a hickory, the beginning
corner, containing 51) acres,
more or loss.
'Ou;. ti.a -c -,c_ . ,
i ma i-ui tjii.v l-?i maicit,
J. A. ROLAND, Trustee.
Brown X- ftihghum, Atiys.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SATE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of :rust
executed to the undersigned trustee
by M. P. Critcher on the 24th day of
July, 3 '.'2d, which said deed of trust
it recorded in the office uf the register
of deeds for Watauga county
in Book 7 at page 517, to secure the I
payment of the sum of $425.00 and
default having: been made in the
payment of said sum as therein provided,
I will on Monday, April 'J,
1928, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and 2 p. m., at the courthouse door
of Watauga county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described real estate:
Being Lots Nos. 10, 11. 12, 13.
14, 15, It! and 17 in Section D. and
24 and 25, in Section B. of the Mont
Clement property sold by the Piedmont
Realty Company and for more,
complete description of the same,
see map of said property on file in
the office of the register of deeds
for Wataujja eotintv.
This 7th dav of March. 1928.
JOHN E. BROWN, Trustee.;
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THK WATAUGA D KM OCR A T-?E"\
lit passioned youth (towing hintself
to bis knees): "Light of my lite I!
Light of my existence! Light of? j
The Lady: "Aw, douse the glimmer.
kid, and white you're down
there will you buckle ray gaJoshe^.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having- qualified as administratrix
of the estate of H. .1. Hardin,
deceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to present them for
payment within one year of the date J
of this notice, or same will be plead j
in bar of their recovery. All per-j
sons indebted to the estate will cornel
forward and make intraediate pay- i
llKT.t.
This March 8, 1928.
MRS. H. J. HARDIN.
3-8-6 A dministratrix.
Sale of Land for Taxes
By ?i<ier of the Board of County
Commissioners, and by virtue of the
power vested in me by law, I will on
Monday, April 2( 1928, between
the hours of 10 a. in. and 2 p. m.,
at the courthouse door in Boone, sell
to the hhrhcst bidder for cash to
satisfy taxes to the amount and for
the years indicated, the lands of the
following delinquent tax payers:
Boone Township
Laws, Don. 1 lots. 1925.. . $ 6.56
Logan, D. I- 1 lot, 1925.... 20.75
Little. It. r , 4 0 acres, 1-4
interest, J923-26 20.03
Little heirs, 55 acres, 1-4 interest,
1925-26 10.361
McNeal, C. F. 4 lots, 1925 8.20
Miller. W. B., 168 acres,
1925-20 101.25
Moretzj Miss Lohey, 2 lots,
1925 0.58!
Morctz, Vilas, 2 & lots,
| 1925-26 11.50
McNeal, A. 'P.. 4 lots (Winkler
Addition), 1926 7.20
1 Mou-tz. Ralph, 1 lot. 1926.. 16.11
Miller, Marvin P., 1 lot, 1926 0.15
| Prevetie. Edward, 2 lots. . 5.40
] Penny. Miss Josie L.. 1 !ol,
(Winkler Addition), 1926 1.60
Penny. M. W., -1 lots (Daniel
Boone Park), 1926 .. 39.60
Parson. A. F., I lot, Main
, x?'*4V
liceee and -/. W. McBride, 1
lot. 1920 . . 45.00"
Koftevs, ('iiv, I lot, Oak
street. 1926 2-1.72
Ketxer, I>. T,., 30 acres, 1525
and 1 !.'2(> 24.30
Stllftlclnry, .1., 1 let. 1025 - - 25.74
'Stevens. G. i lot. 1925 . 30.75
Smith, E. A., 1. lot, 1925-26 :i.7t>
I SliitKi!!. W. Mv, i aero, 1925 16.92
J Stoi ie .lamos L-., 26 acres. . 12.06
Triplett, Thos. J lot, 1925-26 1.05
Three Forks Cheese Factory,
1-10 acre, 1925 11.40
Shearer, Kohl. heirs, I'J
! acres, i 925-26 13.03
! Yannoy, It. G., 1 lot, 1925-26 > 1.55
! Vannoy. W. C., 7 lots (near
Fish Hatchery) 1926... 1.80
Watauga Hospital, 1 lot.
i'925 *.... 55.83
WilsfflS, H. I- 6 lo Is. 1925-26 68.22
Wilcox, G. C... 4 lots. 1925. . 8.20
Warren, Charlie. 3 lots, 1925 8.20
Warren, W. V. 1 lot, 1025-26 v.70
Watkins, Mrs. W. H? t lot.
1920 1.60
Coffey, J- A.. 1 lot, 1925.. 29.32
Coffey. Mrs. .1. A., I lot, 1925 2.85
Harrison, K. t,., 25 acres.
1925 4.75
Grimes, .Tack 3% acres, 1925 22.90
llorton. Hunter, 2 lots, 1925
itlltt l Jf.SU
Morton, CHm, 1 lot, 1926 5.4 1
Heeler, li. R., lieirs, 1 lot,
1925-26 12.45
Mitchell, Osia 2,4 acres, 1920 13:78
Whittington, G. 0., 1925.. 4.00
Brown, -Mrs. J. 95 acres,
1926 CO. 02
Sullivan, S. B-, 2 lots (Daniel
Boone Park,) 1920 15.01
Kagan, C. C., 2 lots, 1925 . . 18.22
Johnson, W. R., 1 lot, 1925. 4.51
Sherer, Mrs. Roht., 1 lot,
1925 5.91
Reecc-, \V. M., 1 lot. 1926. 27.00
Shawoeehaw Townnhip
Worley heirs, I <31 acres,
1925-2G 102.74
Ward, S. M.. 18 acres, 1925
and 1926 60.90
Robbins, G. W.. 26 acres,
. 1925-26 50.86
Hicks, J. B., 46 acres, 1925 20.26
MeGuire, J. M., 6 acres, 1926 5.71
Broyhill, H. B? dec % 192
acres, 1925 4.31
EJk Township
Wheeler, N. G., (i-1 acres,
1025-26 50.61
Hampton. W. W.. 1-i acres,
1925-2C 44.90
This March R, 1928.
L. M. FARTHING,
Sheriff Watauga County.
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'ERY THURSDAY?BOOHE. N. C.
; NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION |
j Having qualified as admmistra-j
tar of the estate of Rachel Swift,J
I deceased, {.his is to notify ail persons :
bavins ciaimH against the estate ofj
i said deceased to present then? for:
payment within one year of the dale!
of this notice, or same will be plead }
in bar of their recovery. All per-1
?or.s indebted to the estate will come'
forward and make immediate pay- j
vnent.
This February 14. 1!?28. .
ALFRED THOMAS,
2-1 G-6 Administrator, j
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE5
]>y virtue of the power of sale!
contained in a certain mortgage deed ;
executed by Hairs ton Shu 11 and wife,, j
Dakota Shuii. to J. L. Winkler on|
the 15th day of January, 1!)2G. to i
secure the pavmeut of the sum of j
$3050.80 which said mortgage is re-]
corded in the office of the register |
of deeds for Watauga county in j
Hook Z at page J 9-1. and default\
having been made in the payment of {
the sum of monev as therein provided.
I will on Monday, March 26, |
1928, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and 2 p. m., at the courthouse door
of Watauga county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Beginning on a stake at the in - j
tersectioti of trio Blowing Hock higli-j
way and Winkler's road, runs south j
17 degrees west to a stake in the j
railway l ight of way : thence north I
! 36 degrees west with said right of*
[ way 22 poies to a stake, E. G. Farth-1
iing's line, then an east direction
with said Farthing's line 12 poles to j
] the highway; then south 33 degrees
l east with highway. 17 1-1 poles to
j the beginning, containing 11-1
j acres, more or less.
I This 25th day ?>i February, 1928.
J. L. WINKLER. Mortgagee.
NOTICE OP SALE UNDER
EXECUTION
North Carolina, Watauga County?
In the Superior Court
Farm* rs Hardware & Supply Co. vs. j
L. S. South an<I V. E. Ballon i
By virtue of an execution directed I
to the undersigned sheriff of Wat-]
auga county in the above entiUecn
action. 1 will on Monday, the 20th j
day of March, 1925, at 1 o'clock p. I
at the courthouse doe;- of Wat j
auga county, sell to the highest hid- i
der for cash to satisfy said execution
all the right: title and interest
which the said L. S. South and V. E.
B&ilou. the defendants, have in the
following described real estate, iowit;
Hcgtnning on a stake 55 feet from
the corner of the Juna i usk a road and
apple tree, and runs south 73 do1
grues. West 60 feet to a stake; thence
north 19 degrees svest 200 feet to a
stake in the edge of an alley; thence
north 73 degrees east 6(1 fi to :i
sthko: thence south 19 degrees east
200 feet to the beginning, being
No. 2 of the Vi E. Ballon addition
to the town of liodne.
This 23rd day of February. Ii)2S.
L. M. FARTHING, Sheriff.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE
By virtue of the. power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage
\ deed executed to the undersigned on
I the 21st day of February, 1925, to
Secure the payment of $600.06 and
default having been made i?: the.
payment of $200.00 of said sum as!
therein provided, f will an the 9th I
day of April, 1928. between the|
hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., at thej
courthouse door of Watauga county,!
sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following! described real estate-,
to-wit:
Beginning on a stake at a small
branch near It. A. Shore's residence,
running north TO degrees east 0
poles; then south 7.1 degrees cost 7
poles to a stake; then south 15 degrees
east :l poles t? a white oak;
then south 09 degrees east 13Vh
poles to a tiliickgum; tlienee south
75 Va degrees east 25 poles to a
beech; then south 71! degrees east 13
poles to a stake; then south 79 degrees
east 11 poles to a stake; then j
south 62'/e degrees east 1 poles to;
a sugar tree ip It R. Brown's line;
north 63 poles to a stake in J, J. L.
Church's line; then with said line
' north 84 degrees west 53 poles to a
cucumber; then north 62 degrees
west 8 poles to a slake its said
; branch; thence down and with the
I branch 16 poles west 8 pules to a
| stake; then south 11 degrees west
I with branch 17 poles to a stake;
| then south with branch 7 poles to the
i beginning, containing 27 acres, more
i or less.
[This 5th day of March, 1928,
K. m. MAKTJiN, Mortgagee. |
\RDWA|
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NOTICE Or ADMINISTRATION
Having- qualified as athrinisyrri tix
?:f the estate oi T. S. Watson,
deceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims ayainsi, the estate
of said deceased :?- present
them for payment within one year j
from the time of this notice: other-j
wise this notice will be pleaded in!
bar of their recovery. All xersons i
indebted to the estate will come forward
and make immediate payment.
This 7th dav of Fcbriugy, 1928.
MRS. T. S. WATSON.
Administratrix.
By TVivette & Corner* Attys.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed
executed by J. R. Phillips and wife.
A. V. Phillips to L. H. Holler on the
2nd day of March, 1025, to secure
the payment of the sum of $1100.00
which said mortgage is recorded in
the office of the register of deeds j
for Watauga county in Book Z,
page 060 aim ueiautt havmp been J
made in the payment of the kum of
money therein provided; I will on
Monday, April 9, 1928. between the
hour? of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., at the J
county courthouse door of Watauga!
county, sell to the highest bidder fori
cath the following described real es-t
tale, to wit:
J. It. Phillips' home place andi
hounded as follows: on the east by j
the lands of A. W. Phillips, 0. J. |4
Phillips; on the north by the lands j
of A. P. Ward. L. D. ffarmarf: M. A. j;
Ward; on the west by the lands of!
W. H. Glenn and N. H. Shul|; on the
south by the lands of W. H. Shall!
and 11. S. Greer.
This is intended to cover all the-1
land in the -J. K. Phillips home tract [
and contains 185 acres, more or
less.
This March 5, 1928.
L. H. HOLLER, Mortgagee.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of trust
executed to the undersigned trustee
by I". P. Jennings and wife, Fannie
M. Jennings, on the 25th day of
June, 192d, which said deed of trust
is recorded ir. the office of the register
of deeds for Watauga county
ih Book 1 at. page 44 to secure the
payment of the sum of 81 ;x:;.j
and default having heen mudc* in the !
payment of said sum? as therein |
provided, 1 will on Monday, April
:> 1028, between the hours of 10 a. I
m. and 2 p. m., at the courthouse1
door of Watauga county sell to the
1 highest bidder for cash the followirsr
described real estate:
BuMtwSg on a stake on the north
side .o' the old public road near ai
j thorn bush, Ben Moody's corner, and
runs north 4o degrees west with!
I the Moody line 21 poles to stake in .
i the branch; thence north 10 degree* :
i east up the branch 7 polo: to a]
stake . r; the south vide of the j
brunch; thence south 17*2 degrees
east \yuh the plank fence 20 poles
to a stal on thO v.:e?t back of the
load leading '. > T. P. LpvUPs house;
thence south 7 degrees east with the j
west side of the road <> polos to ai
stake on the north side of the old j
public road; thence south SO degrees i
west with the north side of saiil road
5 I 3 poles to the beginning.
This 7th day of March. 1928.
JOHN" K. BRrtWN,
Trustee.
DO. W. LV. CALDWLLI.
AT THE A?E OF 83
Counties girt; and -women no
know how foolish and needless it
to "purge" and ,vphy?ic" themselv
to avoid sick headache, dizxinee
biliousness, sallow akin, cold?, *
?oor, gsu&y stomach.
They h*vo found that Dr. OUt
WCJI'B Syrup Pepsin helps to esta
listi natural bowel "regularity" evt
for those heretofore chronietlly eo:
etifiated. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup IV
sin not only causes* a gentle, <*a*
bovrei movement 1ml. best of ail.
never gripes. sickens or upsets u
most, delicate girl or woman. 15
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SEVEN
NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE
B virtue ot the power of sale
contained in :>. certain deet! of trust
executed to the undersigned trustee
by O.uis. L. Lev is ant! wife. Sarah
Lewis, on the 17th day of May.
192*>. which said deed of trust, is recorded
in the office of the register
of deeds for Watauga county in
Book 7 at page fvl 1, to secure the
payment of the sum of
and defaut having been made in the
payment of sair sum as therein provided,
I v.iil on Monday, April 9.
1928, between the hours <?f M> a. m.
ami 2 p. m. at the courthouse doo?
of Watauga county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following ?iscribed
real estate:
Being Lets Nos. 2, 'L 4, 5, 0, 7 and
eight in Block B of Cherry Park Addition
to the town of Boone, N. C.
Fnr nmvn ' ? :-i: ?
- ? VW?JIJ/>'JW ucatiipu<m 01
same see plat of said land whi h is
of record in the office of the register
of deeds for Watauga county.
This 5th day of March. 1928.
-JOHN" K. BROWN, Trustee.
.John E. Brown T. E. Bingham
Brown & Bingham
Attorneys at Law
BOONE, N. C.
Offices over post office.
MRS. E. T. EVANS
HEARSE SERVICE
at all hours
Phone Central
DR. J. M. GAiTHER
DENTIST
Office in Critcher Building Over
Boone Drug Co.
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
1:30 p. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Sundays and Night by
Annointmnnt
Phone 65 Boone, N. CDR.
C. J. FARTHING
DENTIST
Offices Over Moretr.
Furniture Store
BOONE, N. C.
Sunday? nr.d Nights tvy Appontirn-nt.
IpRTfllFRirW. DULIT
I'lirl AI.1S1 I
t Hie best Equipment Obtainable. 5
1 4 Glasses Fitted Exclusively f
p M*RTir> BLOCK, LEKOER, X. CJ
b . It you *0.1 ir rruii! !' LA. >r's \IX riifcbt. V
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ifomen Need
i Mild Laxative
-Not a "Physic"
w ish, billons, sick child gladly . ikes
'?<? it.
ef? 15ay >v largs 60-cent bottle at any
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or "Syrup Peyhrixc,'' Montica)b>. Illinois,
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