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Lessen for March 14/
THE LA&T WORDS OF JESUS.
? WITH HIS DISCIPLES, r
LESSON. TKXT-Johu 14:1-31.
OOMMSN TKNT ? l am t h way, the
.'truth ??rwl the J??lin 14:6.
J'KIMiP.Y Telle of; the
JliirrvnTrl y Hnmr 1 1 *
JTNI'Ut T(/PJC~ Wonderful Promises
of Mk ^ ?.
1 XTfrl U &1 IS t ,> IA*' K AND SKflEl OR TOP
1 y 1 ' . -i 1 ? ? m ? rrn
VG U N<2 ITUPLK ANt) A1?PW TOP
l<?rH ^hrjst'e Ldnt U'urdit With Jhi Din
ciplvM. ?
The hope* of. the disciples Were Ut
terly --shattered when .f"Ktjs told .tftem
.about ? the tYoss. He had tord thoin
, til Si U e . was uolnif away arid th?v
COtUd n^ot follyw: T!hn. Their {icufrtS
Were flooded with grief. +!(* cvjn?o!ed ,
Mk.iij by? > *
I. PointlttQ to the Reunion in the
Father's House- fv v."" 1-3"). *
I. lie Asked Til em to Trust In Hltn \
'' h'n ; f ,
lu'Jth, ifi the ? O.qti man 'CMirt9f*!9foflH :
? tvili steady ? tlu? heart no mattrr l;nw
Intense the grief, nor how gr eat the J
sorrow. - j
flu Informed Them That He Was j
Oolng to lire Father's House In Heaven
to Prepare a Home for Them (v. 2). .1
He ireo them ? tl)iit there wnt
abundant ro<ui| for nil. HeAven Is an |
eternal dwelling place Only those j
can enter who have made the neces j
sary preparation herp. . ? i
X He Assured Them That He Would
Pome Again Hn<l Racort Them to
Heaven (v. 3K " V.
Jeans will not 'wait for H1**own'to
come to l Mui. Inn will come /and call
forth from the irrave* thVse who liavft
died arid- transform Hy-lntf hell e ye rs '
* and fnke them all to t>?? with Himself !
In the heavenly home Torever hTorC]
II. Revealing the Wsy to. the Fa- I
ther'a House fw. 1-11).
Jesus ? -ihfOi*fiie?Sj th?.? disciples thnt j
H."\ -knew, the place .rind ' tlve^ny ? fn 1
which He was rolng. Tm this- ^Thomas ;
Iu|erp??s<?d dotlTd. In Uiisw-cr "to. :
JTWch-CVrlkt a&eHrH tUht" He H? . ;
1. Thi^V/ay tu""0n'd (v. f?). *
llo_is more than .-? trier e {rtjfde or
toscjvr ; He ft the \v:l.v Itself. Tie !>?
the ?lgor of ihft sheop fold .ybfi, the i
vi-i'.y ?'iitr:?!i<*o lo the tre?? of' life.
The Triith (v. j\\.
Tlv ;>? ; not -ho'.rtdy ...the ' io^cher^'Minl^
Jlio Trtij ft { fieitmt^ In 'I KMr^hrbfi - j
' . tfon f-'.< t? ^f?v v j tM fi l "^n 1 j mterlnl v. >rld*
wore. 'jni*pd. Thei "tope, every', line of
.-tnrth. ? ):? -h.i- ^iMtiurl "r- tn n\i r
C'Hiv. CM-crc's in 11';;.:. No.. i?V,e ' <?:; l'i .?vc
hat* the -renl trnth dh oHt', nnyl h Iti^ j
u!ko doi-4 not Imve Qhrl^f.. In llhu es ?
? ? ?il'y ; v. e havq. tfib ipitfi r? U mi 6o<!
To preteh<1 to kho^' (Jod' whHe ot the
- uztm*. Uuii fi* lectins. .Te<ns 1' :- i^t fs
nfrer r..ii .. nVily -as fin-'-.r rfryt>n1fl
no'i.n l:now ) fjm (Jolm if'S).
Jt The Mf,? (v. r.v ? .
t'lil i-^t W ru?^ il!" rely the iCivf?r% of
!ifo. i"rt lip u rt?e * ewtenee ->f
Only . :,rt r<volve fh- ist hnv??'
.Hfe In (Ae tnie w?n?e Tliis u a trnifi
wid.'h ennnof" !?)<> arrived at h v |nfe.K"
'-ni:d process.- Ti !?; ? ? my we^
which mil only he penetrated h.v falrfi
III. Assuring Them That Hia Work
Wn& to Continue (yv. 12-14). i
*T#Mua' irrlr^c nwhy wan n^t to and
th#?*"\voTlf \Vldol) Fte had. h ".run. This i
ho doubt meanfrthiu through the mU?-;
V
unrk whirh lip had. l<i r!iu Vv^iild as- !
Knme larccr propr,;-f Atttr the
r>n.T r ft 1-metm tho f:,.Vpw a 1
rmnl. ? rjinw. -Uxtfam Rte m|?- I
lotry tho mnmnz? w:i* ormflne>] lo tho'
* whttf* '*<Ict \hP mliilgrry of- the
/JlwJpIo* it WS? only limit, -,! hy thp
" *"r"t ttwlf. _Th? (IlRf-lirtoV mhilstrv
WM ortKirart in he ft,? .-.mvorsr.m -,r 1
thw tlioiiuiiiH'ln one . ir v I
An?th" Com?or?<ir
' uy>r'1 *;^oni fcirtPr'1 m^*nx' llf
#rallv ot,e nhlwl to the nlrte of.another j
.'I ?lrp Vlji, |.r..t_,.i~n,,n in.L deliver ?
t. nut'*'. 1 liJs^ i-n/oforfcr WHR^thft Hnly 1
Spirit. Jiv.'is w's m tho comf,irti>r ujillo
" ln ,hp ''"Cv TI.e ifoiy Spirit
wok io he iinothei* enrhforter '
' Them of "Hi. Return to
Them - (vv. tA?n ""r.V
Although Christ wont away Hn <llrt'
not l. ?>> Hln rtiarlples a, prphnns.
Ho I* oplrlfually i>y<>?<>nt with them
slway* The I'nthrr mid the Son
irtRlrti their Ahcidc with the (Uvclple*
who 1'Hf and i>h<*y .Tesa? ('hrlst. . *
i V'J. Assuring Th?m Thst ths Holy
Spirit Would Aid Thsm in Rjitiember
fog and Understanding HI* Words
i?. :vt;_29).
?JTilf the Holy Spirit dor* Hy llln?
hilrmtinr Hro- mlnrta of the rltnrlple*.
VII. Giving the Legacy of HI* Pesos
. (tv.'jTSH). ? ,
By Hlic pesce. I? meant the iwrenlty
of ?jjul whlrh rnie i-jijoy* who '.know*
that, ht* sins are formlven. j>y_ ;
Depend "Upon ,God '?
All moil. Whether they know It <:?r
nrt, ore wKmHjHiSly duxngsnt
_ ? ( : t.A n! imn timid live out n day.
Tl.e izlljJoiK tti'nh la <m? whirl*
of tlinf ti-ii?Sf?iuf vho "???t'rwy *MUr#
.holne nitd will , to know nnd ?f. . #??
- Win of Him in A OosV swot hond. he
. pfvi"'* ? fA.^,,1. I ,.rr Breton
l.? Sara"'" proooiT
? ^h?- tnrttf ^?' ' I ?St?Sn??r ( In. r TE, ? u r
? til rtrfe (A-lhe hiaatn fit .XfeMra "* "?
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1 ? : ? ? ? : : ?
Woman has rapidly come to the fore in all lines ?f
these three Rirls have made the world sitj ap ??<***?
fhiftvini? the pbyiacle of success while still in their teens, me spojr
.oidwSrships at the feet of Helen Will, <center)A?cnea. youth
:ul tennis queen; rises to its feet to acclaim Manon Taljey. (Itft>
-hose triumphant debut at the Metropolitan makes her a rtar of the
;>rst magnitude. Gene Goldman demonstrates the ability of her sex
lo earn money instead of Bpending it, by amassing "a million dpUaia
oetliii^ Chicago real estate.
CHEAP TEED PKODI CEU !
BY GOOD PASTURE '
7 ? itnluivM. - N. Mare?r l.r? A
pasture produces the best feed foe' all
kinds of livestock and ' the feed is
secured^more cheaply than in Any
other way. ? Even the man who
keeps but onfe cow, a few hogs and
seme work stock will find a perman
ent' pasture to pay well.
"Demonstration? have shown that
the loamy, soils of Xfcrth Carolina
will produce 'irood pastures in/jjt will
furnish succulent ^ood for liV3st.)ck
froirv March until ' late November**'
says S. J. Kirby, extension pasture
specialist for the State. College "of
Agriculture. "In almost every county
cast of the piedmont section r?t "here
are permanent, pastures which have
produced ? hrtivy grazing ? f -r iu'.U
varying f'rorn. one t i twentyrone years.
Almcst any .type of -oil tvfll produce
these- "pastures' "p nd some soils will
1 : oilucve " bjDtter pasture* than any,
other 1#: d * -roi -.^. The b -< pa ?
rtife land -is a rather feVtil" s^ii
ranging from'' a sandy lor.m tb'" IV
elayey loam of low to medium up
Jajjd."
Wocds, cut-over land-; and tfltfarecf
land WW produce eosd pasture* and
^xr^'.eusiiy. prepared '-for', seed, -stated '
mr. Kirby. The wo als land may be i
: .s*; : ' : uni!.-v- j
br?sji. -tjiftinfng ^-aut ' the ia ? - trw j
and %?.<???*.? v*$feh-'- ajtf);
v&iuabT& ? ?pr??tHhEfei*, It is necea i v1
, .. ? i
to break afid.disk old' t>r-om -"sedge i
land before suding. - i*ho cultivated '
land may be prepared -imply by
^taking t h\ soil.' bttter jjrcwfch- ia
s-e.curi d the land has btVn ptswed
the fall, before, ,biit cultivated land
? vhouM not be plmvYtf "plant inrr: to
pasture just befortr1 ? tne seeds' ?j??
-sown*. . : ' . ' J ' ?
Mr. Kirby .states" . that. the lapd
should be well fertilized' wi?li* stabje
manure, H00 to '400 pounds of acid
phosphate and ?from 200 to ?00 j
pcund- <-c some organic nitrogen
! material . like cottonseed meal or
tankage. Seed mixtures to t usi- f?n
be secured on application to the
county agent or to the pasture
specialist and seeding should be done
between. February 1* and Apr'U 1."
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DELISTING COTTON SEED
HIRK1ES Ci^BMIN ATI ON
Raleigh, Ni C., March 1. ? Farmers
whose cotton has suffered from at
tacks of anthracnose and boll rot
will find that delinting the seeds with
sulphuric acid will clean the se d of
disease spores and Will <p^u =e quicker
germination.
,1 Til using sulphuric aclH for this
purpose, the Botany Department of
State College has f:und frcm re
pwed that MM r.r ftr> degi u.-e*
Baunic "should be -use^ Acid of this
strength will' dellot the . need in terf
minutes at ordinary temperatures..
Not less' than 2 1-2 to 3 quarts should
be usc<J' for eaih bushel of seed and
the acid is best -applied by pouting. .
it ?over the .scad .with- u sprinkling
can. While Uje seed are being -'tirred.
In this way, the cpfcrator can. ccat
the seetl with acid with a minimum
material and . stirring. The seed:
should be left in the. acid until ;fll pf
the ? ltiit- is moved ;nd the "
sjrCrw blneV..'- If the -seed are .?onsiant
Jy; stirred, this cprtdition- caji be sm->
ured about ten minutes. ^ Treat
ment :foiv -80 minute- will" do , no.- -barm.
"This i.- .itment will inr,? ...-. . tlte
germinatiVt- eapac-ittf of the scad ana
.will shorten' the time ; rvquh ed. "f r
th?. plant tStart 'into active ?rq>wth,"
says Dr. S. G. Lehman, plant 'pa tfc-'
ologisti "Usually from one to five
?drr-y-s' -ir- jrrain .tf. J t -pending ' on !he
Mr1 t'f the SolL ? \C"nfT? Uu .
has diss: lved the' "uyz on_ the seeds,
they 'should be thorough I* washed,
using several gallons of .cold water i
for' each bushel of vee l- The ~erd ?
should bp stirred vigorously and the.)
in the New Handy Pack
is the biggest value in
v .long-lasting flavorful
enjoyment, that yoti
can buy.
It is the best Peppermint
Chewing Sweet Cor any money. \
J Handy PacK Tits hand,
pocke t and purs e.
>Look for WRIGLEY'SRHHandr feck
k ; Dealer's Counter
water poured off- as quickly. as
"blc. Two ur three gallons vf vatcfH
are sufficwit fir the sveind ami
third washlngi. ? After-' "the seed have I
been washed JLhey should be*1 spread 1
|- out whjr.e thf* will, dry Tjuickly.
lintin# jco?t? about 28 ' cent* pei
bushel but th.e /stand * is inipro+ed.
[there is less disease .and the . seed
are dropped uniformly* in the row."
v l)r. Lehman advises . growers to j
IVandle the ^ucid very. ca;efully and to
Use a wcjfderi tub plated with roiof
pitch. Time is . sa^ed if a second
tub is' used for washing..*'
For. tftcfse who desire detailed in
I founatiotr on this quest'ion, 3Dr/Xe
hm?n states that r he/ .will be clad t ?
answer letters sent to him.
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THTTY AI T. AUV^RtWg
(Elfis Ha
*J? hen is 'not supposed to nave ""
Much.-ec*nmcn sense or. .tact.
Vet every time she lays an eg?.. ,
She cackles fort>> the fact,
A rooster ha n't got a lot
Of .intellect to show.
But none the le$s mcst roosters hav? ]
Kn-::ugh .good sense, i: cttvr.
The mule, the most d?spised of beasts, ]
II a* a persistent way
Of letting: folks krichv he's around
By his insistent hr$y. . -
The, busy little bees they buzz.
Bulls bellow atrff . cows moo,
The' watchdogs hark, the panders I
quack.
And dove^ :u\d pige;ns c;o.
The peacock spreads' his tail and |
Q quawks.
Pips squeal, and robins sing, ?
And even serpents know enough
To hi^s be t o**?- they -ting. *
But man, the greatest masterpiece
That nature. pould TieVi**.
\Vjlb joften stop and hesitate
Boforc hell advertize.
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DEATH OF MRS OAKt.EY"
, Mrs. P. J. Opktev. wife 01 Mr. T4
N.; Oakley, passed .away cn Feb. 2nd; 1
tlOaC, fioix thi- earthly home to the [
home beyond. There art: many re
latives and-^fri&udtf let* behind 'i
raivs her but God knew test. !I ;
uge was 02 yenrj. She joined O'ive
IT WOH REHGWH
I The vitamins in cod-liver
oil playi an important part
in protecting the. body j'
? against germ-infection. Jj
Scott's Emulsion
| oi invigorating cod-liver
| oil is the food-tonic that t;
has won renown through I
its power tojtrengthen .aid ;
protect; the body. J
If tfa % would heap <^.'v 4
strong, take Scott's Tf// u
Emulsion! JiVjL .<
Pric. 60/ ?od 11.20
???Scotl ft Downe.BloomficId, 25-40?J
Branch Baptist Church when .-he I
irs old;" so^she has been y
follower ot Christ ..for fijfty y.ars.
>Ir*, Oakley leaves a Irusband, i no
,-ijter and two brothers to ftimtrn
ove^ her . death. Her frjea'ds wire
"nfafttjPV ?he \v _;C- ^jurv il at -the T. D.
Oafcley faftiily jrrave vard.
May we not Jiope to mqet hpr sonic
time,~face to face. -
For .in ? graveyard at,
her U?t vt .vti'nj?~plafce. ,.' y
TLl-. Go.iilcrr ' gate\? .ar? ? pyr\ ' *
A gentle yffice ^aRS, tomp^
And \Vith farewell . word> unspoken,
She. calmly entcfpd Hvmft
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