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(By RXV. p. B FITZWATER. D. D-.
T— char of English Btblc In the Moodf
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
(@, i#2|; f YVaatern Ne-vapaper Union.)
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LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 30
REVIEW: GREAT MEN AND WOM
EN OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
.DEVOTIONAL READING ll*>
11:13-16, 39, 40. '
GOLdafcN TEXT—"Wherefor# ■•'•'lns
we alrfW>» re coupttutd ttbout with ■"
eraat a cloud of witnesses, lot u« lay
aside every weight, and the sin which
dgth so easily beset us, anfl let ui» run j
With patience the race that Is act l>e* j
fore us."—H»b 11-1.
PRIMARY TOPlC—Favorite Story of
the Quarter.
JUNIOR TOPlC—Favorite Heroes |
anil Heroines of the (Juarter,
INTERMEDIATE AND BENIOR TOP- |
IC—Some Great Characters af tlie New
Testament.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—Life Lessons From This Quarter. |
With tlie senior inul ndillt classes,
three methods of review may lie prolit
ably employed: ,
1. The descriptive word method a*
presented irt PeloubeVs 6elec» Notes. i
1. Brave Jolih the liftptlßt. „
2. The Fnith-I'llle?! Virgin Mary,
fl. Impulsive l*eter.
4. Loving Jehu the Apostle.
6. Thoughtful Matthew.
6. Ardent Mary .Magdalene.
7. Busy Martha uud Ojieu-lieartcd
liary.
6. Faithful Stephen. w t
V. (ienerous Barnabas. JjsHK, I
10. The Many-sided I'auL SyX
1L Timid Murk.
12. Helpful Luke.
13. Consecrated Timothy.
2..Presenting Life Lessons as given
In Cranny's Pocket Lessons:
L Woman Lessons.
1. Mary: Glorified Motherhood,
»on 2.
2. Magdalene: Adoring Gratitude.
Lesson 6.
8. Martha Mary: Bounded Woftian
hood. Lesson 7.1f»
IL Lender Lessons.
1. Peter: Compacted Zeal. Les
son 8.
2. John: Ripened Love. Lesson 4.
8. Paul: Passionate Devotion., lie -
eon 18. . I'
111. Helper Lessons. 1
1. John : Faithful Pioneering. Ies
eon 1.
2. Matthew: Divine Transforms- ,
tlons. Lesson f>.
8. Stephen: Ilerole Witness. 'Lee
son 8.
4. Barnabuu: UmUening Greatness, i
Lesson 0. .'
fi. Mark: Itettirn of the Quitter.'
Lesson 11. I
6. Luke: Double Healer. Lesson 12. .
7. Timothy: The Glorious Ministry, I ,
lesson I°. I
3. The Summarizing of Contents.
The following is suggestive: i
Lesson 1. John the RapHst was s
humble and voiinigeotis man. Jl>• did
not take honor to himself nor trliu Ids . i
message to suit the crowd.
Lesson ,11. Mary should not he wor
shiped, but she Is worthy .of great
honor. Her. faith made her to ac
quiesce In the Lordfe will In 'spite of '•
the fact that she know that her char
ucter would he suspected.
Lessuti 111. Peter, while being fickle
nnd cowardly, Is n fine example ot
the transforming power of God's grace
Lesson IV. ,ltUn tlie apostle wife a
reticent man. He did not say nuicli
übout himself, hut was
In love with his Lord.
Lesson V. Matthew, though hum-
Jjifi. Ml j\ mau of torce of character
l Jv left all and followed
n . II II 11 'ffl
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The Correct-Cut:in die
New Styles for Fall
BOTH SEMI-FITTED AMI LOOSE, EASY MODELS WILL BE WORN THIS FALL B YWELL DRESSED
MEN. IT'S A MATTER OF PKI.I ERENCE, PROVIDED BOTH ARE ■ ORRECTLY CUT.
THIS FALL, AS ALWAYS, HE CUT IS THE IMPORTANT THING; THE MERE FACT THAT A fT
MODEL IS NEW IS LITTLE Mil MMENDATION UNLESS IT IS ALSO GOOD. * j— —- / f -—--- i | -
OUR SOCIETY BRAND MOPELS ARE SMART AND NEW. THEIR CUT, AS ALWAYS, IS PER
PECTION." THEY HAVE AN AIR ABOUT THEM, AN EFFECT QUITE DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF
ANY OTHER CLOTHES. THE DI FFERENCE IS IN THE CUT. '
WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF MODELS, TO SUIT VARYING TASTE AND DIFFERENT BUILDS
AND 'A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS, IN BOTH SUITS AND OVERCOATS. WE H «
FOR YOU, IN FACT. ALL THE I LEMENTS OF PERFECT SATfSFACTION.
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Mardolif Biw f Brook/
IMSuDISaSDSEBDaaaDHHI
I where fcotirtglrand (tftotimatrtolel
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"gfcaaon 'VI. Mary Magdalene, be- "
cause she was saved, was steadfast In
her devotion to the Lord. Because ol
this, sbe was able to tell the good
. news of the resurrection to the dis
couraged disciple*. - ''
Lensen VIL Mary and Martha botb •
! loved the Lord. Martha was mlataken
as to the best way to please Him.
Mary chose the good part in fellow- 1
ship with her Lord which has* mads i
her name Immortal. |
Lesson VIIL Stephen was so com-1
pletely filled with Christ that hia face I
shone as the face of an angel. I I
Lesson IX. Barnabas was a good
man and tilled with the Holy Ghost.;
Tberi'fore, he was qualified as a lead- j
er of men. - ! i
Lesson X. Paul's knowledge ol j
Jesus was so real that he had as his ;
supreme aim to magnify Him.
Les*on XI. Mark, though having 1
turned back from tlie work, was re-i
' stored and became a great and hon- j.
I ored minister of Christ.
Lesson XII. Luke, the skilled and j
■ popular physician, gave himself up to j
' he the attendant of the missionary of
j the cross.
Lesson XIII. Because of Timothy's
! religious training, he became a worthy
minister of the gospel.
Corner Stone of Society.
The sanctity of marriage and the
family relation make the corner stone
of our American society and clvlllza
, tlon. -Garfield.
Our Enemy.
A merel\ fallen enemy may rise
Bgi.ln but the reconciled one is truly
I vanquished Schiller.
Hatred.
When our hatred Is violent. It alnki
; us even i..'io ath those we hate. —La
ft... lief iII,III.
\\.,i.Ud 11*0,(MM) pounds of setup. ,
the i-tuiiiiT \\ aichouse, Williams- :
ton, ,\, C.
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UKYI . Al. Mi .FTIM. WILL j (
i.KGIN VI lIKAK GKASS
SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGIII 1
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.scrvhes Will Be Conducted Every 1
..i-iil at 7:30 (>n Through
Next Week
I lev Inning: c'rittay night ut 7:30 o'-
clock roiva'i orviccjwill be conduct- I
ed ut the I.car Grass school houue,
coiitin iiivg f.i. the next week or ten 1
.1a,.-, I
Tin r.eiwtt will be conducted by
Lev. .'i. W. I .(dim. Good mu- ic am-'
good infill)' will be a feature of the j i
meeting, as. the young .folks of the I
Hear Grass'section know how to pro- i
TtnrT 1 " .vlii ii it comes to rowK for re-
services. .
JI i pufiWc is cordiuly invited to I
jitteiM ear hiuul every sei-vice duritiß
j lie .se vices, Mid aw wrml that: poi •' j
will i suit from their attemlunce (of }
1.. n-.'lves and otheies as well. -)
t III"-n \-N CIII RCH
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A. J. Maonintj, Pastor 1
Sunday school P. 40 a. m., W. C
iM:,OM.iiK. supt. Morning: senices 11
a. n>.. second and fourth Sundays.
l-.ven.utr services 7:30 p. m., Christian '
Knde i-vor fi:4!> p m
All are coniiallj united to attend 1
,i I 11 cse set \ co;. t
VSi iitcd - .100,000 pounds of scrap. *
I'iie l-'aiiner Wsiehouse, WilliaiVlS- >
:.,n. C. '
Vi u are welcome iiT" Williamson I
THE ENTERPRISE!. Wffliamaton, N. e.
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Local and Personal News!
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Mr. James Mcß- Webb of Porte
mouth left for his home Monday al
ter jpending a few dayfs visiting his
father, Mr. B. D. Webb, and hia sis
ter, Mrs. B. S. Courtney. Mr. Webb
piactices law in Virginia.
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Mr. W. H. Rhodes of HamiHon is
in town today.
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Mr. John J. Manning of Smithwick
creek was a visitor in William ton on
Friday.
COP*mB*T IMS S
f Th« FAT MAN KM promt—d tU Editor that h« will make this corner the mmd
japl»M Ht apot in th» whoU paper. Tit* FAT MA Nis glad (o hara lis rru.Jcra
t nor. linifrirka and clrrer paragraph—tiiwp tliat put everyono im kugl> # food huairr
kstl l« avo one nil chuckling inaMle £ The newer, the Ix tter, and ha will pay al tha rata ot o«o
dollar a piece lor them when ai-ilahle f.«r corner. Cnuaabla coatrilnitk>i*a will a»« ha
(•turn* «l unlem aee-omitanicd by a4hlr«-»*»ed stamped envelope. Tht FAT MAN. KditucM
. Ni%t*oiml l'ii*torial Nawa. Wathiaftou, D. C. «
Author: "1 huvc come here to find
inspiration."
Clerk ai a Robersonville store:
"Wal, I'm a law abidin' citizen inp
self, but 1 think the fellow around
the corner has some at eight dol.ars
a i|ua,rt." —Sireen.
Mother: 'What's keeping you on
the porch, Helen?"
Helen: "I'm looking for the moon
beam , >Mpth*r." .
Mother: "Well, *«md the moon
beams home and come on in."- Punch,
Bowl.
Sheriff: "Hey, there's no swimming
allowed in this pond."
Lovely Vision' "OR, but why did
n't you tell me before I got undress
ed?"
Sheriff: "Wal, I reckon there ain't
no law agaiiv* that."—Punch Bowl.
Harry-(in **#*»!»«>• "Why are
you a I way g looking to sen >i
your coat is gone yet ? V mt dofl't see
me doing it."
Francis: "You needn't bother now.
Yours has been Rone five minutes.
Hunch Bowl.
A recipe for bailed cis ard says:
"Sit on a hot stove and stir constant I
|y." The advice is hardly necessary
to anyone who has ever sat on a hot
i what or.—Kxciiang*.
iVnother difference between
4Uid taxes is that you can do all of!
your (lieing ut one time and get I
through with iti.—Baltimore Sun. j
"Are you looking for a particular J
Messrs. Herbert Peel and William
Hodges motored to Waahingjon Mon
day night.
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Mr. Herbert Peel left this morning
for Forest, where he win en
ter Wake Forest college for this ses
si on.
ELECTRIC MAID CAKES—RAISIN
Pound and Orange cakes, buns, etc.
the best quality. Fresh bread re
ceived daily. —S. C. Ray, The Econ
omy Grocery. 8-17U
person?" 1 inquired ot a lady in th*
hotel lobby.
"I'm satisfied if you are," she s*il.
—Frivol.
"Married o unmarried?" thunder
ed the counsel.
"Unmarried four times," answered
the witness from Reno without bat
ting an eye.—Benpot.
Diner: "You poor fellow, how you
have come down in the world 4 Fancy
, becoming a waiter."
Writer: "Well, 1 don't have to eat
f.\ f« ajs jn this restaurant."—>
fB
"I hear your un** di*d i*ft
all he had to an orphan asylum."
"He did." *
What did he have?"
"Fifteen children "- Illinois Central
Magazine. » -.
To the belle of the southern sea,
'yH good missionary aaid, said he, '
l v mm rf'«*r
I "But is it u* ftH * #»id ah*-
Customer: "Do you make life- in
enlargements?"
I Photographer: "?Ye»."
Customer: "Pleats* do this one for
me. It's a little snap shot I have of
'a whale."—gulletin.
I "Har» your father a bad cold?"
! ''flu, wfs only rcoding about the
I Russia* KH J — l*» r P , «'
I Parrot, " 1
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AT THE ST ATI FAIE j
RALEIGH, Sept. 24.—Oae of the|
Most interesting feature- of the State J
fair this year will be exhibits and
demonstrations by dob boy? and girt j
enrolled by workers of the State col- |
lege and Department of agrieuhu
S. J. Kirby, is charge of the Boy, T
Club work, and MiM Maude Walljee
in charge of the girl* have complet
ed arrangements for baring never?
teams of dub members from each see
tion of the state. • .
The girte will give demonstration ,
in clothing, canning, jelly making. an. II
poultry growing, while the boys will
judge live stock and grasses and give
demon i rations with variouk farm
blems. The agrkulturaJ members OT"
be entertained by the State eolle-e,
while here, and both boys and girt
will be under doee supervision of the
farm and home agents of the Agricul
tural Ctte»k>n service while in Ra
'eigh. At least llfty girls will be It
the teama coming to Raleigh and sev
eral hundred boys are expected.
li!.T, IJI OF FORD CAP.
IS BUBNED ro l»fctT3
MAXTON, Sept. 19.—A most dis
tre%sing accident occurred jut be
vond the town limit* on the Mas ton
Red Bpriftgs highway I* t night. A j
Ford touring car turned over pinnlnf.
the driver uiwierneath. Catching fire •
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Rejmrt of the condition of the j
IIANK OF HAMILTON'
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At Hamilton, in the State of North
Carolina, at the doee of bw«intss, 13th |
day of September, 19X3. '
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts t*4
Banking house ......
Fumitcre and
figturv 1.700 Q0
All other real estate owned W£i '£>
Cash In vault and net due
from banks, bankers and
trust companies . ..... »,«4>6.4e
Checks for d aring M».T6
Total ... :. rfWMM
LIABILITIES
Captial stock paid in . $10,000.00
Surplus fund ...... TjWwiH
Undivided profiti v lees cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid : - IJMO.M
Deposits subject to check,
tMfivijJiml
Tim* gf dpP** l '
due |a leas than it> ll»ni
Caehler's check* outstanding MM*
Time certificates of deport,
due on or after 39 days 10JOO.HO
Q> v
s Total .......: : $Mj&64-4:
State of North Carolina—County ml
Martin:
I, F. . Haialip, cashier of the ahovr
bank, do solemnly swear that
ifroyt jil-Jement is true to the
b«N( pf my and belieef.
r. L. H AISI.ip. fea.-to.er
Subscribed and sworn U bofv* :•»
thla 22nd day of Sepu ber,
K V k!di. o#*"-.
Notary Public
Correct—Attest:
P. L. Sals bury
W. S. Rhodes
B. L. IxAig
Directors
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Husbands Encourage
I Your Wives
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By seeing that they are at all tinea supplied with a liberal supply
of good cooking utensils and nice dishes to serve your meal In. •
We Know Just What To Suggest
To make the Kitchen and Dining Room what your wife would have
it WB INVITE YQ U and your wife to visit our second floor where >
you will find the largest aaoitment of Dishes and Enameled Ware i
to be found anywhere.
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SEE OUR COUNTER OF 98c ALU
MINUM WARE
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A Kitichen without Aluminum would be a dull place indeed. This
display of Aluminum Ware enables thg housewife to choose needed
utensils at a big saving in price. To realize the great value of this
offering you must see the assortment
RUSS BROTHERS.
The Home of the Victrola WASHINGTON, N. C.
Electric Elevator la AM Floor*, AH lime Ladies' Best Room
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FOB HMB FUCBS fItLL TOUS TpRACCO AT THIB MARKET
! driver to a cmy. Sm hmk( jr «m
tuaiHd ahaian ha r T «i>iw o.
I Tito or aotocr, 9SJBS9, m cUim
ed by • Mtm i ■ Bn-wn. rt.
ted M to car and was >CMtw foi
it at tbe tnr rfthtamtoL
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NORTH CABOMKA,
MARTIN COUNTY.
IN THESIFERK#* OL»l KT
Jok* Hjvm, Gaadaa Ujvin, Fia-
Myaaa, Batr Hjawi, ttilnarr Hj
nua, UcttK LOT J item ud ha -
tend, Fiaak linaraa. Jack Hyman
Utai Him, T. & Bell, Pete
Bell. Boot BeM. C* car L
House u4 wife. Gcaeva (test,
J ate Gardaor aad wife. Matt*
Gu*», r i HOI, Margate
Bfl, tea a Tvbr. Elisabeth Tny
Burke, Wib R. Allen B.
Ta>Ur, o»r*r L Taylor and Vir
ruu* Aaa Taylor.
rs
J. B Bell
take u*n ttet aa adia titled as
above, to ton tUrVd ia the ( «-
penof own of Malta county. North
rmlto to aril two certain tracts or
lari Mtaale to toi couaty for par
tit Ma wtoieia the defendant has an
, in* erect, and th* naid dr#to«tert wiii
i farther take M» ttet to * refjui:
' ed to WW teftoe the derh of the
laaperiar roarf af Martto fouaty
1 |yc Mt Will >H ifo. N. C., O.
| Tuesday the Old of o»*oter. IMS
and ' of tear to the complaint
ta the **4 arpan. or the plaintiffs
will apply to th« court for U* relief
T)», the 34th day of September
MX
R J. PEEL.
9-S-M CW fte Superior Court-
WANTS
LUST SU IXJL. DARK TAN.
! double packet book, containing a
check payable to me. and between
. SIW a aunry. liidei
p«r—i retain to eatber Ihe Knt«-.
pro* otoe or toe aad receive lib
eral iwward. Mr. E. Cabell, route
f. boa SS, W.lliail.a. N. C.
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uni r ar aTri~M
ajW (« hpte tow tesptng. Ap
n to Ito rii i. or pboaa 44. 1-J7U
FOR RWT: «M AIRE FARM. 12
fna Oak Orty Eight nua dwelling
foar toaato tern Apply S. E.
Iliaii. Oak Caty. N. C. 8 MM
| H*f> W»* fP* SALE IROI.
, »«l|»ltoto 'toN Mk> Pe
Iwettto ■»*» I i » ted ♦ f
HOGS TAREN fF—ONE SPOTTED
aaaadri, aaa apattod ahaat mark
~7' ------ j
ad, two otos to aach aw. the aaw
ahaota aboat to | ■ lanch. On
ship atol pajrier aD easts. Ray La
nier. W—tel. N. C, R. No. 4,
Box 100. »-14«y
FOB SALE A ONE HORSE MOW
iag wanrlite. cheap for cash. For
further particulars see or write J.
O. Manning, Chief of police. Wil
liams! on, N. C. 9 21-tt
LOST—NEW 30x3 1-2 TIRE ON
tea. rack, aad tire cover, aad N.
C state brenae No. 5847, fiaaa Ford
ca«pe; tire cover carrying a star of
B. R. Ramhill. dealer, between
Jamerville mud WObamsta* Fiader
will ptoaae return ta Dr. J. D. Bigg*
or H. D. Taylor. Jr. Williaaastoa.
N. C aad receive reward. 9-21-tl
LOST - A STERLING SILVER
pocket knife with initial "M" en
graved on the handle, klam Mrs.
Page's and the Mia Warehouse
Fic4er will please return to Tie
k rtorprte oAce aad reo-.v» a ■
nerd. * * #-?!-2l
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Clean
Gao lugnn. ud-bornm
top-craws, ratte. drip-pans,
ate., bed a lot luugu atd
|he better waitc when
kept dean and aauit toh
KIT) SEAL Lye.
Abaotately the r—ii 1 and
PtotdhJlA —yafctoan^
Write flpr
booklet of bo—ahold um.
PoO direerend tncacbCMk
Be sore
genuine p
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