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/\ j y< fs \y t&V |i
^y\?s? jk. %Tiw^ ^%.T^'-f?TTrT "*s?li.
DurhanTwhere he wflTvisit his aunt
Mr. M. W: Levis spent the week-end
with his wife at Betel Davis.
Miss Emily Tyson k tinting Miss
Mildred Gnadt, of 'SmithflkMi this
Miss Been Jones, of Virginia, is
spending sopae tine with her sister,
Mrs. R. T. Martin, f " Pg|g
" * * * ? -uk_.
Mr. and Mr& E. A. Moore and little
son, of Griftdfc, were Fannvilie visi
'fets Sunday afternoon. .
? * a
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Rouse and chil
dren .of Rocky Mount, were Sunday
mT; W. Rouse
rille were Sunday visi
tors in Farjnviik.
Mr. and Jbai 'J. E. Debnam airf
famiiy, of Snow Hill, were visitors in
?. FannviUe^anday'afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth -Andrews left Wed
nesday after spending some time wi *
Miss i^Qsaheth Fields of this " city.
. e.o *^MIwr-:
6. Tanoage, 7 *N
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Misses Annie and Olive Mayo, off]
Falkland. ?,**re spendiw > tha 3
week with Mrs. Blanche Weds. , T (3
." spent the &st of* this week here the |
r^-.-lta.ltadyW-fa. | j
Mr. J. 8. Donfett, of Georgia, Jo j
spending a few days with Mr. andM
Mrs. Hobgood Stark. M
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Miss Virginia Rogers, of Durham,
is spe^aonwthaewith Mrs.
S -Raymond Peele.%;^"
' Mrs. J. H. Porter and son, James
? Moore, of Anderson, S. C., are spend
ing some time with lis. T; C; Tnr
: aage.
? A. N. Itouse, of Nashville, If.
^Memfcy after
-spending solueHfihe with her son Mr.
H. WoltLil'a^lUU. doo
SSV'tfSfce ?l?
aistef, Mm. Dong. Debeam.
f Mrs. S. B. Hunter sons, S. B.
Jr., and John Croocn, an.* Miss Louise
. ' ? ? f
r Mine# Fanny Bryan e^ Cora Bjr
numi of JTashingfiw, spent Sunday
fif* i-.*?f* '?*? Silil
iprijijgji
haje- m<nrcd from^ toe H.-^^ ^
for . oa^|Bj|jiB^^jji^ fc of ^
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mac, *viv Jiood&y ior. iiciiQrrson i i
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itWfc
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ing had arra^ bjJ
Mrs. J. I. Morgan on Lindbergh, the
idol of the world just now. This pro
gram consisted of a shorti introduc
tory address by Mrs. Morgan on Lind
bergh's courage and endurance and
articles were read by_ the, different
members on. his flight, protests a
gainst the titles "Flying Fool" and
"Lucky Undy", his heritage, response
to ovation, and recollections of his
boyhood days by his mother, also a
summary of what he has accomplish
ed from the national point of view.
An interesting selection, "The Cost
pof Air Mail Service and Its Value,"
j*as also read.
Mesdames H. G. England and
James Gregory were special guests
and assisted the hostess in serving a
delicious ice. course. V.-* .M -
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before ? y
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('.-' '??<&&? ?..;-^c? "r~& f&^Lm ??- "'
Attempts of social flivvers to keep
up with social Packards nearly al
ways-cause a wreck.
Who remembers the old rattling
good-Ford jokes. / ??
. "
The motor hearse is being widely
adopted by undertakers. It is only fair
that undertakers1 sV>oV^ nytr^nlf* an
industry that keeps the* so busy.
It is often dme case that a wand
friendship between a man anw a wo
man. is destroyed by-marriage. ' j
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I THE BIBLE \ t
God's Holy Book, which we all the Bible is from the GreelXwcrd "Biblos," which J
? means a book, and so we call the Book which means more to ChjMians than any other X
book in the-world, the Bible. The Bible is composed of two jpt&i divisions; the CMd x.
r Testament and the New Testament, or the Old Covenant ami/he )tfew Covenant. The *
> Old Testament has thirty-nine bookswhich are divided into fwr divisions; Law, History, X
> Poetry and Prophecy. There are five books of the Law written by Moses, Gen., Ex., ... X
\ Levit., Norn, and Deut Twelve books of History; Joshud, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2, Sam. ?
' 1 and 2, Mings, 1 and 2, Chron., Ezra, Nehetniah andJEsther, . Five books of poetry;
Job, Psalms,'Prov., Eccles., and Songs of Solomon. SSixteen books of Prophecy; four Xj
| greater priphets, Isia, Jer., Ezeke., and Daniel, and twelve minor Prophets. We get tbe ?
? Old Testanient through the Jewish Church- The burden of the Song of the Old Testa- X
! ment is Christ the Messiah is coming. The New -ijestament Has twenty-seven books.
Four gospels which give the record of the Birth, Teaching, Miracles, Crucifixion, Resur- ?
? rection and pension into Heaven of our Lord Jesus (Shrist. Tife Acts, written by St. X
| Luke, gives the History of tba Church during the firstjgenerati<Jf|after our Lonfp As- i|
>- cension;THs Hie Book pf the Holy Spirit- 'It opens with Pehteco^andTeCprds a simi- ?]
lar descent of ^e Spirit o* the Sdfnaritany* the at CaesaHa, and the Greeks ?t X
[ Ephesus. The Wo prominent characters are St. Pe^er, to^whonr it waa given to open T
the door of faith V) Jews and Gentiles and St.- Pauy who was the great Apostle of tl.e X
Gentiles. The acBdalwork of Foreign Missions stferts-at Antiodr, where the disciples 1
Epistle writers, St Xtd' st Peter, St James, St^s^n, and St. Jude, St Paul'a.gc^t ? !
theme is Faith; St Peterfs, Hope; St Jehn's, Love; St James.deils with Good Works, X
which are the fruits of \hese graces; and Jude warns Jbf the Apostasy, when false doc- - X
trine displaces truth, and evil works displace good w/rks and threaten even Hie life of X
' the Church. Many of the wis ties are,written to the congregationsWhich the Apostles had X
founded to instruct and also to urge them to keep Hie faith whiehfthey had been taught. x!
Hebrews urges converted Jtews to hold fast their/ew found faithJTiw*mjynote of this X|
Epistle, found eleven times\ is "better." Everything our Lent "Jesus Christ offers is ' i'isv ^ : *}
superior to any previous prnrfieges, however great. Hence the jfolly ongoing back to Z {
; Judaism and the corresponding danger of Apostapy.VFhe burden of the Song pf the New - It
Testament is Christ the Lonihis come. We geythe New Testanjent through the Apos- x
JHE METHODIST CHIASM
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SERVICE J SAFETY l
Farmville, J North Carolina I
| ?BUT, those looking for j^?d and permanent invest- X
1 ment know that the distinrft^e home is essential .today? J
i the home, which is not ohlyArtreat to^the eye but is modern ?
X building ^you should see plan books, sketches, photo-^l
| charge for this serv^^^^ne in ^<y et us assist you.. ? ^
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just a bit dkiy from rydting j
Paint your shWto xnatc.i
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Wnw flhmi* u/?,r IrtwiM' I
now aoout your ivmgp |
for the summer vacation? A^_ ? I
wfk-end " |
^'s if or the ififi y will innkc vour I
VuCucIOTl "IP? fl juyoww* ? |
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