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SimdaySchool f Lesson * (mr.nwv r. n kitzwathr. d.d.. - ?f K^nlnf HoktKil. Meodjr HlbU la st Hut ? of Ctetcs*o.> 'i- l?R. Weelere N?wiw?f Unlwi.) Leason for May 30 JACOB AT BETHEL LB8HON THXT-Owula 31:1*- It. iKJl.riKN TKXT ? I >? with lh?? ?n? will K*^wtho? In all places whither thou Z|:1G. PK' Aur Tyl'lC Jtwb Dream* at B?th*i. \ JUNIOR TOPIC ? Jacob's Vision* at Bethel. ? 1NTERMRDIATB AND 8KNIOK TOP IC-? K Younf Han't Dreams and Vi sions. * YOUNG PBOPLJS AND ADULT TOP IC ? -.The l*lauo of Vlslou In Human Lives. 1. Jacob's Flight to Haran. He tied froni mi outraged brother, i His dwelt ? nd cunning got lilm Into I ? trouble. His Iodic exile from home I whs the result of bin selfish ambition. j "Whatsoever a iiian soweth Chut shall ' he also re4p." Ilvbeliib nifde her pk?a j before Isaac Iqt hi'IkIIiik Jacob: away, stating her fear of Jacob's probable marriage with a dnugiitor of Carman. .I when in reality she feared that ICsau ; would kilj him Isnm at onc^.reedg- j td/ed Ih? WjldiND "f ber suggestion.'] lie kin-w fhiTi I lie si]c.."*s or failure'* j of one's life -is largely determined by I ItJs marriage, 'it was clear that If : Jacob were to' continue In the Ifiie of I the covenant blessing care must be * exercised in his marriage. besides. -it j is a parental duty to see that chll- i dren are well married. Among Chris- ' ?thins only marriage In the I^ord Is ; allowable (] Cor. 7 ::?)>. 'Isaac, alive to Jacob's destiny. issued his com mand ami bestowed upon him the covenant blMNtng which hfd come from (?od. Almighty to Abraham (lien. 17:1) TheelementKembraced in tips ble??d*iic afe: ? (1) .A nunieroiid offspring (v. 21). ('-') Possession -*?t the promised land (v. 4) ? ? CO And every! Iiiug that Is included Id the Ahrahamlc covenant (Gen. 12: "l-.H ami (Jen. 10:1-8). We should lea rn from the experi ence of Jacob. I. lie sure y<?iir sin will And you out. ? * . ' , . Jacob deceived Ids father. He in turn was de-el ved l.y his children. Z That wrong home life has its perils. Isaac knew that ilie blessing was to be Jacob's. yet he .planned for Kttap to. have the place ?f prominence. He was , willing for the sake of u little ** cnNon to ghe to Ksan that which" (?od luid planned for Jacob, II. Jacob at Bethel. J The 1 .oid meets J ucdb at Bet hel (v\ . 10-15). . Wjtb a Kplrit clouded by home-- 1 sickness on the one 'baud and by fear i ->ii the ??t her., he had - u dream tlmf \ night III whlcti ( iod appeared to him. j Jn this dream Jacob behold a ladder or ' fetalr reaching from earth to heaven. 1 upou whicb tingels \vYii:o ascending ahd I de>. Midiii^-. Above flu* hidd M' st (dm I I The I.oKl wln? spoke to blur. Tids lad ? der * ii chests a tncali^of < omiuunira- 1 thm bet ween . e* rib an<l heaven, la* ?' rwei u mil ii and Vi??rl Jesus Christ j is ' lite ladder which provides us a ] pM j.ns of communication with heaven (John I tol ; 1 1 : Hci>. I0:1'J 20). Je I ?us became a rea! ladder to u*. bridging I the ehasin bet ween cartel and heaven j lie was a real "mTia thaf Me might identify himself with Ihe race. lie is v,*r> ' ?"d. really divine, that He might 1 lifr us up to (.iod and secure a recon- | ? illation with Him Kurjh.and heaven. I man ;md (iod, were separated by the I fntroduct ion of sin. but through Christ a means ??f iriterrohrs.- is re-estab ' . ! i?-Ued. This vision suggested to Jacob that the only approach to (iod was through ,i mediator The 'angels' as fending and descending are heavenly no -.vengers which ire Kent to minister i" man i aroogh tiie media lorv work of ! hrist ( Heb. 1 :l ?> Coil spoke to Id m trom the trip of Ihe ladder and assured him that- He is ilor <I?>d who entered ? ttvenhnt wilh Abraham and re new. d the same, unto big father Isaac 15 yl'll|s "liiru-e elilbl ;u ed the 1'" n ? ? w S ? J1> \o posses,,,:, of the I. ind (v <2) A numerous offspring (v. II). m Ihe proiulse of His personal presence and prestM-vation (v. |r>). 'J^IJs promiK" was Iilfilled in a mar velous way with I.. J. and is still be Ing fulfilled with his .s<v<|. j III. Jacob's Vow to the Lord (vv 1ft- 22). * He set up as n iiionu^nent the st<?ne wltleh lie had hud for a pillow. Me mimed thejdaee Ret hel which means the house of t lod Jaeob now vowed that wince Hod had s<? graciously obM Kated himself to perform nil this for him. he would enthrone (hid as the Lord of his life and give back to film one-tenth of Ml that was given to him -? *Tr~7' "TT' . ? - ? f Borrowing From God J_ Of all created comforts (7od Is the lender; you aye the lioTTftVrgTV not Ihe owner. Rtitherfor<1. . <.v ,.f.e rrtfl I own ; HWH , Hiwntiu'li. (Ii'id. that pwnrt-j T|i. \Vord ahme. Safety Valvea Tears arr tbe safety valves of the Ueart when too mdcli pressure is lab1 DO iL ^ ^ 1 1 ^ ? : (This strip should run with Ad. No. 342) In the Kitchen >^6 Famous Goois NOVEL MEXICAN DISHES Pacific ('out Expert Telia How lo Prepare Them ((Editor's Note: This U on* of aa unnsaa! wokinf HeriM contributed to this paper by six ftmoua cook*. Cat it out and past* in your cook book.) Enchiladas, picadillo^pan ish rice, beans a la Ayre, and refritos ! Those words conjure up pic tures of most palatable ' and spicy dishes to the Spaniard. And many an American ha5_| fallen for-their temptinfjtooth T somoness. Mrs. Kate ^ 7V Brew Vaughn, m*s. kate home eco brew vauohn nomicS direc tor, I.op. Ar.ge'ics, and author of several cook books, was taugrht how to. make these dishes by a Mexican lady. Fragrant and Delicious Mrs. Vaughn ' glv -s tho-- following directions for making onc))il&du. The icra i'y. maybe nwrie the clay be fr iro lis Ingredients ,'ar? : 4 ounces, 'hill poppers. 1 Vi poiituli' tomatoes, 2 site's li?nl tOAat. l .small onion. 1 pinch each. of clove, .thyme. pepper, sugar, and. salt. Open' peppers. And If It- la not de sired very Jiot, rotaovo yelns arid seeds Soak "|tr boning water' -about. It) minute*. Skin tomatoes by hold- ' 1 1? ?*; ? ? tc r flame.: . I*ut toast and onion tlirou^'Ji f >oii chopper arid then n'rrain nil the ingredients ip order to rnb.k.e a smxiotii gravy. Melt two r ?%), : a ?< > > >r. a ?noitening in frying [. i|i. r;ivy. ,t:i I Hj-nmer slowly wht 1*'$ nHYjrth and. thlcli. : filling for Enchilada* (Picadillo) i ;>nu.>d -?ock 1 lablc&p ,'jrr shortening - 1 teaspoon chopped, ort ton -<? .rvo of garlic. (chopped) }-y 'cup chili sauce i rable.spoon chopped gr^en olives 1 ' tablespoon chopped. blanched al monds ?' > '.table spoon raisira (.chopped) . "> teaxpoqn- vineg*r 1 pinch -I'.t 1 pinch Ht;?Hr . : ts-t;?p*i<?n - olive oil UoU p^i-k irvtil -tender, then chop ? ?*??.? MeK shortjuiug and fry pork i'nl;l tt.i'AT.-. Add onion,- ^-arlli:. and <h.l.i :r? ic-.>, and f?y, for t tires- mtn-." i t-M Add olives..- almonds. .And rn'BJra. a'rrl took two or more mtn ?Tt**s Just bofore removing add ^ine^ar, salt, sugar and ollvo olL Make Tortillas, Too '*? cju'ari. vv-hiio .flour ' 1 nip lard ' eispo'pris salt Ua'.i-r or' mill* to make ?: ' i aufllcfefttly thick, to roll' ' " out biscuit. " pivi.|-f into ball* of turkey i L-iz a; u-rl pat- between hands unttl 'thin and iouhd and cdbk on top of th- tftove without ?r"aa?. After feyjrrg. lip in hot gravy, place on plat-. and place \ Va 'abb-spoons of illfUig in '???Titer. Roll tortilla loosely :Uid with gravy. grated ? che-se. wiieed oplon that has been spiked In salt wa^r a f>w minutes, a green olive, blanched almond, radish, and a sprij; of parsley. Spanish Rice 1 cup rice 1 t?Oi. spoon shortening 1 t'ibl.'rtpoon chopped onion 1 clove of garlic y% cup -tomato sauce 1 quart bailing wntar Poppor and salt' to t.tato Melt the shortening add the onion, and partially cook, not al lowing .'to biij.vn. Add to rlc? and fry until brown. Add the tomato kVuco ,i litt.1* at a ttmci allowing' ? each por#!on to .ilmont co^?i? dry bs f ?r,e a?liluiif mo'ro. Add lIi^ boiling water, Ho not Htlr. ahd ?.l!o?r to n i tii !' r .--.lowly until done# It' it Is I tiecr -;s.' ??y 't add mor.i wate.r. be Mure it is boihrtg: !>?? n*?t ntlr. Re quir?'9 .uju; I ?a hours ot cooking. ' Delicious String Beans Here's a- newr vray to prepare utrifig beths ? a la Ayr"'. TT?e? 1% iiOun.lB string beans ;or green beans, 3 eg^ra; and .2 leaspcon^ cornstarch. Cook 'string beans until tender. Separate into bundles of eight or ten. Make barter by beating -whites of eggs, until Mtifr. . Arid slightly beaten yolks, ('ontintn- to beat, adding cornstarch, i'bte^ a bundlo of beans on a targe tybb-spooh and place in batter. Working batter around the beans wtth t ho spoon, h'ry in hot fat until brown on all sides. Serve with the following ssuofr: 1 teaspoon shortening 1 teaspoon garlic 1 teaspoon chopped onion 1 small tomato 1 teaspoon cornstarch. salt, pepper, and sugar Melt shortening in frying pan awt cook for a few mlnutea. Add the tomato chopped fine, and cook until almost dry Add cornstarch and enough waIt ?o mak* a stnootb sauce. Add ?atr and pepper. BETTER KITCHENS RESULT FROM SPECIAL CAMPAIGN Rnleijfh. N. C., May 10. ? Farm wo- I men of North Carolina are convert- | rrnz" ? theii kitchtmV Initi nTW ' more convenient workshop- nr it rt?- ' suit of county-wi<l? camf?aij?ris' beld | hv the home ilemonst ra' 'oH as a \ikri of Aur li d?i> unumvrL'iin-iit work^' ??ays ? Jane R'. McKtm- 1] 4irrtwM^r?- of Iwmp demonstra-^ lion work for State. Colic jtl*. "Last, year eleven >uch nftmpai^fas were - ? '7 ? conducted in which 326 kitchens were j carried to completion. Three other counties were holding campaign* at ! the close of 4;he year with 1^4 kitch-, f ens beig improved. Beaufort County held probably the largest and nnost successful campaign ever put on in the State. In thia movement, 102 kitchens were entered and 62 were completed." Mrs. MeKimmcn states that it is interesting to hear the women tell of the improvements made in their home workshops. Some xf the con testant thought they could never have a jf>retty, well lighted and con veniently arranged kitchen when they considered the old room a* it .was at. the start of the campaign. But the valuable prizes offered by business men and club organiza tions stimulated many housewives to make an extra effort to win first place with the result that a trans formed workshop was secured. S_ome cf the women did 100 things to improve thejr kitchens. Many oL-them painted the walls and ceil ing. put linoleum on the floor, had windows cut to add light and . air,! built shelves and tablns, put in sinks, bought new ..curtains], kitchen ccbi nets, stoyefc, and cooking utensils and rearranged the objects in the kitchen for. greater convenience of operation." In a number of. instances, the women ware so pleased with their new kitchens., that they immediately began work on other parts of the home to make t the entire structure ccnform to the renovated work shop. And now scientists destroy another illusion by fending that it is the dis contented hen that sings. Sp mure can we praise the peaceful and con? tented singing of the barnyard bird. .? Yellow corn is better for feed than, white com, find the scientists. It may not look as nice baked for corn bread but the yellow corn will pro duce larger gains more cheaply DR. S. RAPPORT of Durham OPTOMETRIST Specialist in examining eyes and fit ting glasses will be in Roxboro at Davis' Drug Store every firat Wednesday in each month. His glas ses will give" you real pleasure and satisfaction. They are accurately fitted in every detail. They feel . right and look right. Charges- rea sonable. . My next visit will be Wednesday June 2nd. "-7-?; /-a. when fed to livestock. Attendance at recent ? commence ments shows that the country school master is another extinct institution. If nitmtc-o?-^o<W ia to give best return* as a side dreaser, it sh:al^ be applied early to both cotton ;?nd com. ?V-'.'o A new member of a fa mous family. Just as de pendable and satisfactory on a camping trip as the larger Perfections are in your kitchen. Handy size to pack in your automo bile. Come in and see it. all perfedtly^ cooked on abitiW <UVO?u3 ,ert?r^* iaSiic?KV ?,sate r.g ejtperio - :o test its al! Jelicjously t' ihted with t convinced t' ihc Perfv-cti onouiica'., ar v hat does ' neans that v vyhecher %u\ cooking resit; "'"^(joking , voor " rUCUoO. tvi"i - ? go"" v,>riecUOt^ ? ?*? W :o you i>bfc ?nC Sr pcrta vsUo ^vU?OS" Y Spccial Demc^i&tratiori ^ 1925 PERFECTION ST9VEST ^ y/// Next WeeJ{ Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens *fe?*Z?Kf.r,7i,TRRFFCnON STCTV-F rOMP^XT. tttiUnd, ru,h r W A R N 1 NO i I'se only genuine Perfection ? ' Wlr.^ nP- ''rrfunTlin 'SinW^Tfiey are martt " ? ?? ' """> red triangle. Others will cause trouble. ? * ? ~ ??? I'tttttti mi
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