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The events recorded in ,<
today's lesson oocared foflo- I.
nine Jeans' appeesaaee early 1
in the morning on the day of
Mm resurrection. It most have
been late in the afternoon
when Jesas Joined the pah
who were their way to
Emnaus, a village about
seven miles north and west of
Jerusalem. The two who
walked this way are net
otherwise mentioned in the
scriptures, Geopas is not to
be confused with Cleophas, or
Gopas, the husband of one of
the women who stood by the
cross of Jesus. John 19:2S.
Verse 13-21. In despuir,
these two people left the
passover early doe to the bet
that Jesus had been crucified
ind mow tew people Mid oat
leant had risen from the
grave. No doubt, they were
ingulfed in their conversation
?boot Jesus, His trial, death
and disappearance out of the
sealed tomb. Then cahnly
there were three people trav
veling together not being
recognized by the two. Jesus
said to them, "What are you
talking about to each other?"
Then Cleopas asked him, are
you only a visitor in Jerusalem
who doesn't know the things
that have been happening
there these last few days?
"What things?" He asked.
The things that happened to
Jesus of Nazareth, they an
swered. This man was a
prophet and was conrid-rr'1
by God and by ail the people
to be powecM in mm jibing
he said and did. Our chief
ovcMo be'sentcnced le death'
and he was crucified. We hadl
hoped that he woald be thei
one who wee gotap to eet|
lereel free! Besides all that,
this is now the third day
siace h happened. i 'i
Veseee 3B-32. As they came
near the village to which they
he were going farther, but
they held him beck, saying,
"Stay with us. The day is
almost over and it is getting
dart." So be went in to stay
with them. He sat down to eat
with them, took bread and
said the blessing. Then He
broke the bread and gave it to
them. Their eyes were opened
and they recognized him, but
he disappeared from their
sight. They said to each other,
"Wasn't it like a fire burning
in us when he talked to us on
the road and explained the
scriptures to us?"
CONCLUSION
Today the Emmaus Ex
perience can be a reality only
through the planned way of
salvation which abides and
into th* HiffK.
Spiifc of Jam. Hav* te
Fmwmn Esparifeacc.
BENEflT DINNER FOR !
COMMISSIONER HERMAN DIAL J
I Friday, April 16,1982 |
j 11a.m.-8 p.m. j
j ?Prospect School Cafeteria |
J ?Chicken ?Barbeque plates |
| $3.00 Each j
| Sponsored by |
| Supporters of |
| Herman Dial, Commissioner, |
| Pembroke-Maxton-Smiths District |
Or. Karl Sfiheele
speaks at Pembroke
Kiwanls Meeting
Dr. Kari Scheeie, fcrntr
Chairman of the Buaineaa
PSU.waa^giwrtapwSrat
fanbrote ftwaois oo Tues
day evening. He was welcom
ed and introduced by Gibson '
Gray, Program Chairmau.
One of the first things Dr.
Scheele noticed when return
hg to America from Germany
was the lower prices in this
country-motels especially are
much lower in their rates than
one would find abroad.
Speaking about the political
climate in Europe; he said
that even among the moat
conservative, isolation does
not exist as isolation is viewed
ps too dangerous. There are
tuee types of wars with which
tie Europeans want nothing
to do-wars in the Far East, the
Near East, or wars involving
tie use of IBM. The use of
BM by the U.S. or Russia
would result in mutual suici
de, Another weapon is the
Medium Rang Missel-the SS
20. The Russians lead in the
production of this missle
which can reach from the Ural
Mts. to Germany. This missle
however, cannot reacn the
USA. The German Peace
Marches of recent weeks say
that if a war does occur only
ibnot want to engage or be
engaged ia any kind of
warfare which involves con
tamination as they wish to
kaep Germany as a productive
nation out pat it under
communist domination bo
cause when you dominate
Germany, 'you dominate Bo
mpe. Presently East Gerron
iy, Roland and other coun
ties under Communist re
gime have 50,000 tanks-Free
West Germany has only 10,
000 tanas.
At the conclusion of his
.remarks. Dr. Scheele was
asked about the gold standard
in America. He replied that
eturn to the Uokr Mandate
would be a castastrophy since
America does not control
Gold- it is controlled by bourn
Africa and Russia, both coun
tries having large gold mines.
Kiwanians were reminded
d the induction of Bernard
Iowry as the Lt. Governor of
tte 4th District Kiwanis on
April 17th at St. Andrews
(bllege, Laurinburg.
Visitor at the meeting was
Ehvid Miller of Eden, NY,
giest of Ken Johnson.
John L. Carter presided and
hfcrshall Locklear delivered
lie invocation. _
MT. AIRY NEWS
s\ by Vtotet Lockl?r .. K,
Our Church was overflow- B
ing Sunday with so many gi
visitors it would be impossible n.
to mention them all by name, J<
with a lot Bom out of state. Li
We were really proud to see tl
everyone with such a beau- b
tiful countenance. We all n
know that Easter Sunday (The w
Resurrection of Christ) is the ?. r
holiest day of the Christian V
Calendar. When Christ arose n
from the grave, many bodies
of the Saints arose too. Matt, a
27:52-53. t)
The Easter Cantata (No f
Greater Love) was the mes- e
sage of Easter in music and
word by the Mt. Airy Baptist l<
Church Choir, directed by Mr. r
Monroe Chavis, Music Direc- f
tor, and narrated by Mr. v
Benford Lowery. I will witness 1
to Mr. Carter. 1 believe it was >
among one of our best, and I
was well prepared, and so real 1
with such a great meaning.
Read John 8:12. Surely Jesus 1
is the Light of the World. We I
had about 20 youths attending 1
the Youth Retreat this past 1
weekend at Camp Dixie along <
with the pastor. I
Thanks to Mr. Sam Carter
for his Support, he also is a
fine chef 1 hear.
The Brotherhood's 16th 1
Anniversary Fellowship will 1
be held at the Red Carpet hut 1
in Lumberton this Saturday at 1
6 p.m. Special guests wiD be 1
the Rev. and Mrs. Mike i
Cumings with buffet being
served, and full recognition of
each member given by John
L. Locklear, Jr. N
' We have a lot who have
been "old faithfuls" ever
since the group organized. 1
am really proud of them all,
1 would think that everyone
attending the fund raising
dinner Saturday night at the
I ML Airy Jayoee Building,
sponsored by the Jaycettes,
were not only physically fed,
? but spiritually as well. There
- was a large crowd in at
tendance. Among some of the
singing groups participating
were Rev. Michael Cum
mtngs. ML Airy Young Adult
Ladies. Mrs. Mary Nance
Thompson, the Prayer B*d.
Ms. Roods Jopes Lechlam,
ay side Young Adults, Ever
reen Adult Ladies, Taber
acie Baptist, Mr. Roscoe
Dries, and last but not least,
ittle Miss April Locklear,
te former "Little Miss Lum
ee." All the groups did a
larvelous job. Each group
as highly praised and .
ecognized by Mr. Hartie
Veil Locklear, Jr., one of our
lost noted Jaycees.
We would love to also
cknowledge the Jaycettes for
heir untiring work and the
ine hospitality they showed
veryone.
Mr. Emory and Nora Lock
jar and Mrs. Goldie Low cry
eturned home Tuesday night
rora Jacksonville, Florida
fhere they visited in the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. E.H.
'aughn, a friend of the
.ocklearv They report they
lad a really enjoyable trip.
Mr. Ronald Locklear, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lock
ear, underwent surgery on
Monday in Womack Army
rlospital in Fayette vile, His
rendition reportedly is im
proviife.
The Glory of ti?
Easter Story
In the glorious Easter Story, A
troubled world can find...
Blessed reassurance...And
enduring peace of mind...
For though we grow dis
couraged...In this world we're
living ln,...TheTe is comfort
just lb knowing...God has
triumphed ever sin...For our
Saviour's Resurrection....
Was God's way of telling
men..-That in Christ we are
eternal...And in Him we lhre
again...And to know life is
unending...And God's love is
unending, too,...Makes our
daily tasks, and burdens...So
much easier to do...For the
blessed Easter Story...of
Christ the living Lord... Makes
our earthly sorrow nothing...
When compared with this
reward.
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