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Lesson for June 24
REVIEW?JESUS THE SAVIOR
GOLDEN TBXT?Choose y??u this day
Whom ye will serve.
PRIMARY TOPIC-?J ?s us Teacfcc's
H?>*v lO ! ten.
JUNIOR TOPIC?learning l<? Listen.
lmeiut EDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC?Jfsus
our Lord and Savior,
v YOUNG PEOPLN AND AIlUI/T TOP^fii,
'IC?The Son o? God With Power.
'f For senior and adult classes a good
method of review will be to study the
principal facts arcl give the leading
teaching of each lessen. The follow- j
ing suggestions are offered:
Lessors tor April 1.
Before going to the cross Jesus endeavored
to make clear to live dis- ,
clpU'K the reality of His divine per- |
jSonality and the meaning of ?Iis suf;
feriDg und resurrection- Correct j
{knowledge of Christ's person and work \
is essential to give poise to the dis- ,
clpies m the tragic hours of life.
Lesson for April 8.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ j
was announced by an angel and He
twas: afterwards seen by many wit- ,
1 rsesses. Conviction concerning Christ's j
i resurrection is absolutely necessary 1
j to effectively witness for llirn.
Lesson for Aprii 15.
In order to revive the drooping
[spirits of the disciples Jesus was
'transfigured before them. Two men '
; from the upper world were sent to |
I. TTVi liiMitu (lis Iljip
reaching denth nt Jerusalem. l!ie
\ very thing nhem \vlticli liie disciples
L refused to talk. In lliis trartgfigtirii$
! inn is given a foreirleum of I ho rotuij
ina Itfeilom.
Lesson for April 22.
' .li-sns as a sun n-jS failhfhl fo Ilia 1
'fir?? l!i"' 11 h'c'" rt':rar,! ft" '
in- hue homo, in this lesson Hi- sets
forth the truth codcofiiiffg murrme
'which is the foundation of the home. :
t ii'twcr who sir" hrt-utoil by His spirit
will tveoiiiiw s:ivrii:::i: as (lie ideal j
law oi' life.
Lessen fct April 2$,
Jesus' httffwer >.?? ?i|,v question of llie
rich yoiiiig niiot tenenrnina what he
should do iti oriior to Inherit eternal I
Ufa slihvys ihint the o?iv thing nbso-J
liihlj hii-.ossr.ry a; suprdjiie love to,
t.qd antl that we should uc willing to
'"part with everything for His sake. j
Lesson for May f>.
While d OS IIS Was resting In the'
Slu,dew ;>[ ilia . rtiss. ihe discir.lcs i
"were tfisiiulShif lis to who shiinhl he j
greatest. The 'eliding lesson Is Hint i
true greatness is expressed In Will-j
-hignc-M lo give oneself in service to
others.
Lesson for May 13.
I Jesus entered Jerusalem and of
^ fieinlly presented Himself to the!
jr Jewish nation iiocordliift to prophecy;}
Jesus exercise*) Hi? Hingiy authority |
In cursing the- lie I rce and driving j
out the money changers from the;
teinpio.
Lesson for T..v 20.
Under the parable of the husband- j
men who mi rayed their trust. .Tesus j
shows the Jews to tie guilty of perse- j
ruling the prophets and of murder- j
!ng tie* Rim of God. Man's whole duty:
is hammed'up in one word?supreme
and undivided love of God.
Lesson for May 27.
Jems is coming in glory arid will en- j
ter into judgment with those who;
have boon unfnithfui. It is incmnheiit i
upon nit to watch so its to be ready
when He comes.
Lesson for June 3.
Though Jesus was the very Sou of
Cod. possessing nil power, He was at
the -same 'time a real man and craved
-human sympathy. therefore He took
with Hint His disciples to lite garden
of Getbaeraahe.
Lesson for June 10.
Because Jesus tool: the place of the
: jBlnncr, He was despised and rejected
V 'of men. The treatment of Jesus reI
"veals the awful wickedness of the tin
man heart. They cltesc Barubbns In
stead of Christ.
I prcfin for June 17.
On the cross Jesus made the supreme
sacrifice for the sins of tlk
world. When the price of redenipiibt
'was fully paid Jesus dismissed rii?
spirit, thus showing that He bad al
j power.
Being Christians
T'anlcl nm-Mos-pd in his heart _
' THE fSKK
|jy LEMUEL
FUMBLE jftSgBS
FAMILY rdi
By Dunkei |
Through Autocaster
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; Strictly Confidential
By VEKA
Three GirU
| rtai Miss Vera :
j We hj three kirls, 13, 1 \ and 1C
I black hair, blue and brown eyes
i fair complexion. We wear shoi
I dresses arid wear knickers to school
j We use rouge and lipstick and hav
j bobbed hair.
Do you think we arc- old enough t
Siake dates with the boys? Shop!
a girl invite her sweetheart 16 dirs
j ner? Should a girl go riding with
i boy at night if she loves him?
Should a girl 14 or 15 love a bo;
write to nivn? Should a boy coin
to see a girl any day .-in the wee!
j and should a bey love two girls
How old should a girl be when ?h
marries; Do you think the bo;
should he older than the girl? D'
I Vfi'.l think Ji hnv cho'ilU ?*>
I Should a boy of 14 go with girls? D<
; you think a boy should give a girl ;
( birthday present, and should a gir
give a boy one??Brown and Biu
I Eyes.
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Dear girls, you certainly ar?
; curious about a lot of things, but
am going to try to answer all you
questions. Of course it is proper fo
you to have friends, both boy am
girl friends, but you seem to be ;
little too young to think of boys a
sweethearts. It is very nice to inyiti
a boy for dinner. It is proper to g
riding with a boy at night uriles
uarents object. Your parents shouli
be asked before you make an ap
pointment with a boy whether or no
they would object to your being will
him.
A person loves or does not love
there is no such thing as deciding
whether or not to be in love! It i:
quite nice to correspond with i
boy. A hoy sway come x<? see a gir
as often as be iikes if she does no
make known to him that she v.onk
prefer him to limit his visits. This i?
un to her. 1 don't see how it is po.s
Snne tor a nqy to love two girls. 1
ho (ran "low" more than one, it it
nut low ;u ali. JiiFt a liking trial h*
thinks is love.
As a general rule, I think a gin
should be at least 18 when sne mar
lv. -, and rin- liqy ought to H 'In.
same age ?r mere?hut there are
many fates cf happy marriage!
Where the hoy was younger Thar; t'nt
girl. JealeXVsy is never a IVIO'1 quiili
ty. A hoy of It ill a y have eir
frit mix. Why not? An exchange of
gifts is always u sweet and thought
p ?, ?
Every day
School days or vacation days, a
drink of Coca-Cola provides
one little minute that's always
long enough for a big res:.
Every bottle sterilized.
Over 8 million a day
IT HAD TO BE GOOD
TO GET WHERE IT IS
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J Thill's the trouble with a great man
i many people; Uiey purpose u> d
right. hot they only purpose In tiiui
I heads, anil that '-^loesn't amount !
1 much. If you are going io be Chrii
i tians, you must purpose to serve Go
I away down in your hearts. "With 't
i heart twin beltevoth unto rigtiieou:
I ness."?n. I- Moody.
i
Arrows of the Holy Ghost
Deep convictions ol sin will n<
spring front rational considerntiot
No man ran work them in his o\v
soil); tliey nre the arrows of the lie!
Ghost. And when lie sends tnem the
stid; fast? I'.errtdno.
The Way
I! you as I; the way to tltc crown|
'tis by the cross; to the mountnini
'tis by lite valley: to exaltation?"t
: he that humbletli himseif.?J. I
Dveus.
EAvE?st\ vest i^yjil u^HB
SOT He- Ajl, (SSS*^
row doeSNT A'l
1st[jumpolft tvt'/.
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?E
| ful thing.
j But, dear girls, at your ages I
; think you should regard your boy
S friends with the same emotions that
"" f you regard your girl friends, rather
i than thinking of such things as love
; and marriage. These things "will
s ; come later.
Shall She Propose ?
1.1 Dear Miss Vera:
ej I flic of a good, respectable family,
hut the boy with whom I am m
o love is the son of a bootlegger. 1
dj have been going with him for nearly
: a year and we love each other very
a I dearly. He has never spoken of
marriage to me. Tlease advise me
y whether or not you think it proper
e for me to propose marriage to him.
k ---Suns-bine.
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? Dear Sunshine, the business of
V your sweetheart's father should not
influence you ayainst him unless he
? ?l?? 1 : T.
. . M.c-v IIIMVU ?.?>? > ' IMlMIiCSS. 11
^ i he has no connection with the booty
legging activities o' his father, I
11 cannot see how yon can hold them
C' against him. Bui make sure of this.
This being: Ic-ap year, you have a
i traditional right to propose marriage
r. to hirn?but look before you leap!
i! <
r| The sweet girl graduate was being
r \ shown through the locomotive shop.
1! "What is that enormous thing?" she
:i! asked.
5j "Thai,"' explained the guide, "is
f. i a locomotive boiler."
>j "And why do they boil locomosj
tives?" she insisted,
j i "To make the engine tender," the
guide said.
t ?_
^ 1 Advantage in Solo Driving
! "Listen," remarked the exasperat.
ed driver over his shoulder, "Lindr
bergh got to Paris without any adsi;
vice from the back seat!"
i Indications are now that North
. ' Carolina will have a large crop of
t peaches this year. Better quality of
1 fruit is secured when the peaches are
51 thinned.
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r 1 Vvou SAY THIS Ti
IVERY THURSDAY- BOONE, N. C.
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About Your Health
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW j*
By John Joseph Gaines, M. D. ''
HEELS N
Now, mv liear, via may have ex"T
pected this for a long trme; I am
sorry I have not spoken of *?t earlier- q
But yoo would hot have taken my
acu'iee, ev<in if I had been men
punctual But don' tget the idea that
1 dnr/t Uf.u- a-v.,. i ?
, _ - * am Urtmilij;
1 about; I have been looking at heels
long enough to bo quite .sophisticated,
I assure you.
If a , arpe::te?- propped up your
house with the sort of props you
use on your beautifully civi-yed ?l
| bodies, you would fire him bodily, ^
. and wouldn't live in such a teetery j ^
j struct m e. now wood you? Yet you
punish yourself daily, trying to ac-j d<
I pear comfortable, balancing on the'
modern. fashionable heels! .lust how! ft
a fat woman can balance herself on |
a pair of spindles is too solemn a th
; problem such as 1 have seen today? ty
: and for roe to wrestle with. Bt
Anybody must realize with a dc
| moment's reflection, what that sort d<
j of a prop under the heel will do to *i?
j the toes. Wedged in theii narrow; th
t prison, they become knotted. cal-Jsa
j loused, corn-studded. And the i
thing doesn't end with toes; it reachj
es far above, U) the pelvis and its 6I
vital content. It is quite possible "
that numerous displacements are '
j caused, and constipation set up. or.
j made worse. Yes, and the lines of ;
: the face are often distorted in the t'()
j conflict between agony of corns and ! 0<
the serenity attempted. 1 do Tiot p?
j know of anything more rary to in
| health and natural comfort, than the ; pi
j crazy exaggerated creations designed , pt
for our ladies' and girls' feet today. ( ^
1 If a human female had been erekff??i P'
. with this k:.nd of dBfon.oity 01: K'or
! feet, she votljd have tfislfactetl the.'
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VWWWWAVWAWWA?
DOTH WA9 /-VEU
MOCKED \ACCO
ries to have amputation performed, i
This is the age of "some other!
ay" than God's way. And the end I
; not yet, I fear. The cost is go-i
ig to be frightful, this trying to
hprove on the Creator's plan
NOTICE OF~SUMMONS
!orth Carolina, Watauga County ?
In th? Superior Court
he Federal Land Bank of Coium
Plaintiff, vs.
. A. Thomas. J. P. Thomas, J. H.
Thomas, W. C. Walker, W. \V.
Mast, Trustee, Bank of Blowing
Rook, S. ( . Eggers. Thomas Hopkins,
Y. Walker and the Sugar
Grove National Farm Loan Association,
Defendants
The defendant G, A. Thomas will |
ike notice that an actione ntitled iis
)oye has been commenced in the
:j>e!ior court of Watauga county,
ortli Carolina, to foreclose a rnoi tige
on real estate situated in Wat-:
jga county, said state, executed by;
Pendant G. A. TKoma? to plai riff?
flnd ih* vmwI C \ ...:n
irther take notice that he is re-'
lired to appear before the clerk of
e superior court oi Watauga eoun,
at his office in the courthouse at
:?one, North Caroiina. on the 13th
ly of July, 1928. and answer or
mur to the complaint in said ac:>n,
or the plaintiff will apply to;
e court for the relief demanded in j
id complaint.
This the 12th dav of June. 1928.'
A. E. SOUTH,
21-4t Clerk Superior Court.NOTICE
OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator!
the estate of Mis. Vickie Taylor,
this is to notify all perns
having claims against the estate!
said deceased to present them for.
iyrnent within one year from this
?te; otherwise this, notice will be
ended in bar of their recovery. All
rsons indebted to the estate will
une x,'; j ward and make immediate'
ivment.
This Mav 9, 1928.
T. C. BAIIiP. /
10-0 Administrator. NOTICE
OF SALE I
By virtue of the power of sale!
mtained in a certain mortgage deed
rOc'dted by A. C. Williams arid wife,
esi ie Williams. on the '10 th day of j
ovembev, 1.9211, to K. S W ilhair.s .
i. Williams,, ail parties be'i'jr
t,i ih(* .'inirtr .f WntRinrii mh! 1
i Jfiiith ( ina. 1 \vii!
ri to 1 at * he courthouse doo
i the i<?vi v: i'.oont1, X. on the
lid day of duly, li'-S, the follotvijj
described tract, piece or parcel
f situate. lying ar.cl being: in ]
k? county of Watauga and state of j
and in Beaver Uam
iWRship; .-aid land? being described!
rid boi.ned as follows, viz:
lb part of tli? 13. Williams'
id heme place. For moire specific!
e^cription of .said binds, see deed)
i.-uk- by !? B. Williams and wife.'
ated Xovc;.jbv.r 1. l!*i& registered
i the office of the register of deeds
jY Watauga county in Book 21,1:
age 101, the Same not to include j
1-2 acres sold to S. C Eggers Said:
i.urtgage deed being executed se-j
ire t(. the said mortgagees the sum
i $581.57, said payment not being
jade and the same being long past
ue; and demanded, and for tfia ,
dsU; p salt- as allowed by law.
This May J8. I'.-i's
M. WILLIAMS, Mortgagee,
y Bingham and Loviii. Attys. il
DR. W. B. CALDWELL '
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