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JANUARY 12. 1928
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(?. 1927. by Western Newspaper L'r.ioo.>
Lesson for January 15
JESUS AND SiNNERS
I-ESSON n:\T-Mark 2:1-17
GOLDGN TEXT?! cume not to call
vhe Dgliteoti.s. i>yt sinners to tejtsntance
PlUMMtY TOPIC?-Jeaus Forgive* *
sinner.
JUNIOR T? H< Ms and
) Forgive*.
1.NTEK.MKDI ATJv AND SI'NlOJJ TOPIC?Jesus
Shows His Svmjinthy and
Fewer.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC?Jesus'
Tower ?o Make Whole.
I. Jesus Preaching the Word fvv
1- 2);
1. The surging crowd (v. 1!).
Ho great was the crowd gathered
fcbout the house where Jesus was stopping,
that there was no room' to received
them. As soon as it was noised
about that Jesus was in the house, the
multittides gathered.
2. What Jesus preached unto them
(v. 2).
lie preached unto them the Word
of God. lie always preached the
Word before He wrought punicies, for
to make known the will of God was
His supreme mission. Miracles were
not an end in ihemseives, but to authenticate
His work. The people
came, some to be healed, and some
out of curiosity. He gave them that
which they needed, regardless of the
motive which actuated ;h<ir coming.
II. Jesus Forgiving Sirs (vy.
The man brought to Him was suffering
from the u?biuJ disease of mil
sy, but ilis most d :ii!y uftlictidtt wajf
^ that pi s:u. This imrueie was Wrought
by Jesus In Cpidlrinaiioh 01" His message.
). Faith coming to desist (v. :l).
The actuating imppiye ??f the palsied
nihn and the tinir friends who
carried him was CaHU.
2, Faith overcoming diiiicultiC'S
(v, 4).
Though prevented uy the- crowd
from coining to Jesus, ihey ascended
the outer stairway and !? '. the .ifdieted
man down through the root
3. Faith rewarded (v. 3).
No word was uttered either by the
paralytie or his bearers. Their action
was enough. The paralytic got
mere than he ' .,! u-.J. lie desired
healing of the b d> mid lie got bodily
healing plus forgiveness of sin>f
ill. Jesus Answering the Scribes
(vv. 6-10).
1. Their objections (vv. 0, 7). They
asked:
(1) Why does Ho thus speak5 (2)
Who ran forgive sin;
They were entirely right in their
reasonings that, only God can forgive
dins. Their blunder was in hot per*
celyir.g Film to he. God.
w> 2. JeshS* answer (vv. S )<b.
A. He knew their inner thoughts and
reasonings ami manifested unto them
His essential deity in that He had
power to know their thoughts. lie in
quired, "Which is easier til say, (? ,
sins he forgiven thee, ur to say, nrHi
and take up thy lied and wai!;? I>ut
that yc may know Unit the Sort of mat'
hath power oil egrih to forgive sins
He .saitli to the i-ir-k of U?* nitisy,
say unto thee, Ai'.s.i. and mire up thj
bed. and go tliy way info thine house.'
He was willing that His power in till
invisible realm should lie tested oj
His power tr. the visible.
IV. Jesus Healing the Paralytic (vv
11. 12).
1. His hcniing was ny the direc
metliod?speaking the Word tv. 11)
Christ's words are enough. With tin
command was given the strength t<
) obey. That which Christ command:
He gives the sirength to perform.
2. The obedience of the man (v. 12)
He immediately arose, took up hi:
bed and went forth before them all
The poor helpless raau walked awn;
with his lied upon his shoulder.'
8, The people were amazed, am
glorified God (v. 12). They said. "\V
l sever saw it on tills fashion."
V. Jesus Eating With Publican
and Sinners (vv. 13-17).
1. The call of Levi (v. lt>. Lev
was a tax-gatherer under the Roma:
government. As Jesus passed by. H
commanded Levi to leave his busiues
and follow Him.
, 2. Jesus dining in Levi's house (t
cj it -V-* - - -f-yv'.'i'*''
! .SWELL ,1
S'MATTER fae
ht{E 13 13APOP
re
C. M. Payne
Through Autocaster __=^_
^ Service ^ ^
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In reply to Charlie Catcher's r.oj
tire in last week's paper, saying "I
left my home on my own free will/'
! I left it because I was afraid to stay
; there with him. For he kicked and
choked me near to death on Sunday
before I left. The prints of his fin:
gers were on my neck until Friday.
My daughter rati screaming and
! crying after Ralph, my oldest son;!
told him that. Dad was choking
Mamma to death. Ralph came as!
soon as he could get there, came in
tin* hnncit <jcl-oit V... ...... I
| abusing Mama for. He made at
J Ralph to fight him. so Ralph started
i t<> run from him and as he left the
I porch, he shot Ralph in back of the
j neck Then jutting another shot at
j him, turned on me with pistol to
i shoot me. But as it happened there
| were no more cartridges in the gun.
j So he ran back and got his shotgun, j
carat out swearing that "He would
"kill Ralph."* I got hold of him and j
tried to get him back until Ralph |
could get away. He also threatened
that if he could not get shut of us!
he would burn us out- Three years
ago ho shot at Ralph and the shot
hit the door Casing and he followed
to kill him. I took cartridges from
his hand to save Ralph's life.
I have my first time to ever make
any depts on his credit. I paid my
own debts. 1 have been cursed because
I paid ray debts. I have been
making bed spreads and selling for
eleven years and the conveniences of
j the home were made by my hands, i
MAGGIE CRJTCHER. j
j (Adv.)?It.
j NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE i
Stale of North Carolina, County of
Watauga
'' y virtue of an execution directedj
t<? I he undersigned sheriff from the
superior court of Watauga county in
>i certain action entitled Watauga
County Bank, successor to the V'ailr
Crucis 13ank; vs. W. H. Shull and
Mrs. \Y. H. Shull, I will, on Monday,
February *?. 1 'J2S between the hours
: of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., at the courti
house door of Watauga county, sell
J lb the highest bidder for cash to saigfcfy
said execution all the right,
title and interest which the said defendants
have in the following described
real estate, io-wit : :
Beginning- oh a hickory on the
creek bunk in D. C. Harmun's line,
! and runs north 55 degrees east 112
poles to a white oak stump and ash,
iinrman's corner; thence north 25
degrees west 3 poles t<> a stake in
the road; thence north SO degrees
west with road 20 poles to a stake
, in the road; thence north 21 degrees
j west 72 poles to a stake; thence
north 27 degrees west 27 poles to a
? slake in Phillips' line; thence west
20 poles to a cucumber; thence north
21 poles in a chestnut; thence ivest
with Phillips* line 20 poles to a
chestnut; thence south 25 degrees
uw.t wiMi .1 c fI;?q
! to a stake in a branch; thence south
51 degrees east 8 poles to a stake,
thence south *20 degrees east with
the branch .60 poles to a stake;
i thence south GO degrees cast 48 poles
to a stake at the mouth of the
schoolhousc branch; thnnce north 12
degrees east with Cove Creek 24
I j poles to a stake in the creek; thence
i j up the creek 50 poles more or less,
l i the begmhirig, containing 57 acres
| more or less., except ten acres imr
! media t o'v surrounding and including
?|-the dwelling house, as homestead.
t| This Jar.iiarv 10. 1928.
l] L. M. P.AHTM1 NQ,
Sheriff, Watauga County.
\i 15). It seems that l-evi. \vh5ii be
found the Savior; invited many of his
kj business associates ro eat with him.
1 This gave an opportunity t?> Jesus
to come Into roucli wifh Those sin;
j hers,
8. The perplexed scribes and jjliarh
j sees (v. 16). They asked, *7Iow 5s it
v j Uiiit He eaieth and drir.keth with
publicans and sirinerxV"
j 4. Jesus* reply <v. 17). "They that
;1 i are whole have no need of the physician.
T came not to call the rigntoons,
but sinners to repentance.1*
S
i. Our Future
S? We never know for what Ood is preparing
us iu His schools; for what
1 work on earth, for what work in the
e hereafter. Our business is to do oor
work well In the present nlnee_ what.
i : t - ?*
ever that may I.e.?Christian Exponent.
1
i) Leara Secret of Prayer
s We need lo learn the so rer of Im
5 portuniite prayer time takes hold of
| God's promise and refuses to let so
' | till the blessing comes.?Timber-lake
v> vouta ;/
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EV
AN APPEAL
Editor of The Democrat:
i have a few words I want to say,
to the good people of Three Forks!
Association. I am here with an afflicted
wife who has not walked m j
fifteen years. 1 have spent every- j
thing ! have except my little home, j
My expenses for medicine and plas-J
ters is three dollars every week. T|
am up against it. Ii every church in)
Three Forks Assoc.ation would help!
me a little it would he no more thantheir
duty and would sure make the
burden lighter for me. I hope our
good editor will be kind enough to
give space in your valuable paper for
these words.
GEO. \V. TRIVETT.
Vilas: N. C., dan. 6; 1928.
CARD OF THANKS
From the depths of our hearts
we wish to thank each and every one?
for their kindness shown us during'
the sickness and death of our clear
mother and our darling little daughter.
Edith. May the Lord bless each
and everyone, in their dark hour.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. COLE.
r
She was only a dairyman's daughter,
but she knew her butter and
egg men.
"Haven't i seen you somewhere?"
My pictures have heen in the papers."
"What's your name?"
"Lydia Pinkham."
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator
of the e.-iute of J. L. Story, deceased,
this k. to notify all per^gns havi?g
claim against the estate of the
said deceased to present them for
i payment within twelve months of [
the date of this notice or the samej
will he plead in bar of their recov-t
cry Ail persons indebted to said
| estate will please make immediate j
payment.
This December 9, 19,27.
I. C STORY. ;
12 ; Administrator.
j NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
By v.rtue of the power of sale
contained iii ;i certain deed of trust
!cutcd <1'' the 17th day ?>' " March,
! 1927, to the undersigned to seeure
1.. II. Holler, I>. K. Hani y and
dames Watson against loss by reason
of having endorseu a certain note for
dohn Johnson to the Watauga Coun-i
j t.v Bank and the said dohn Johnson j
luivin.ir deiauitocl m the payjuont oi ,
said notes and the paid L. !l. Holler. |
I). E. Hartley ami .lames Watson!
having* been required to pay <?ffj
said notes, I will on Monday, Jnnu-!
ary 16. 11*28. at the courthouse door!
of Watauga county, between the
hours of 10 a. oi and 2 p. 1)1,, sell
to the highest bidder i'or cash to satisfy
said deed of trust the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Tract One?Bounded on the north;
by the lands of John Johnson-; bivj
| the east by the hinds of If: O.
Hodges; on the south by the lands
of Millard Watson and N ('?. Wheeler
: on the west by the lands of McKinley
Wheeler and contains 60
acres, more or less, and be"r.g the
N. G. Wheeler home tract.
Second Tract?Rounded on the
north by the lands of N. G. Wheeler
and Millard Watsor,; on the east by
the lands of James Wheeler and Mniaid
Watson; on the south by the
lands of M. A. Triplett; on the west
by the lands ol Tom Wheeler, D. M.
j Wheeler and McKinley Wheeler.
; This land is iofS subject t?-> a
I mortfraee to me? Fed or*] T-jiuVr Fi ,n\r
of Columbia for $500-00.
Fiom the above is excepted a
$ma<l tract of land heretofore rcleaved
which was aold to li. 31
Wheeler.
This December 12, 1!)27.
T. K. BINGHAM.
12-1 f?-It Trustee.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina, Watauga County?In
the Superior Court, Before
the Clerk
Dana Tarmoti vs. Axie Harmon.
The defendant in this action will
take notice that an action has been
commenced in this court against the
defendant for divorce absolute, the
summons in this action having been
issued on the 9th day of January,
1928. Said Summons is returnable
I before the clerk of this court on the
! 12th day of Feb., 1928, when and
j where you are required to appear,
answer or demur to the complaint of
the plaintiff which is filed in this office,
or the relief demanded in said
complaint will be granted.
This January 9, 1927.
A. K. SOUTH,
! 1-12-4 G\ S. C., Watauga Co.
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EftfX THCKSDAV ?BQONE. N C.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE !
By virtue of an execution direct-*
ed to the undersigned sheriff of Wat-J
aiiga county from the clerk of the
oupor. or court of Watauga county in I
that certain action entitled Bank of
Mountain City vs. A. W; PhiHij>- andj
O. J. Phillips. 1 will on Monday, Feb-1
ruary ?>, 1928, sell to the h gfcest hid-j
der for cash to satisfy said execution, j
interest and cost all the tight. title!
and interest which the said A. W.i
PhilLps and O. J. Phillips have in the'
following described tracts of land. :
rirM tract: Beginning on an oaK
on west side of ridge, running east
18 poles to a cucumber; thence north
85 east 17 poles to ;? double \vh*t<
oak; thence south 73V? east 20 poles
to a stake in a branch; orlhi
with said branch S poles to stake ;j
thence north 68 west 2 poles to a
chestnut; thence north 11 east 16 j
poles to a stake; thence north 55 j
east 20 )H)les to an oak ^tun:p and'
maple; thence north 28 east 25 pole--!
to an oak; thence north 7 east w illtop
of ridge 28 poles It. a red oak;i
thence north 20 east 00 poles to al
white oak; thence north oU east with
top of r.dge 2 1 poles to a maple;
thence west with Hag-am an & Sherrill's
line 2) poles to a chestnut.
Hagamau and Sh cm; rut's corner;
thence west 70 poles It* a beach. Geckl
Phillips* corner; thence south 48 east
0 poles to a chestnut (gone) : thence
south 17 east 60 poles to a white
oak; thence south 70 west 21 poles to
a chestnut, George Phillips' line:
thence routh 15 east 27 poles to a
black gum; thence west 76 poles to
a stake in the old back line: thence
with the same south G2 poles to the j
beginning, contain.ng 71 acres; moi'*|
or less.
Second Tract: Beginning on aj
chestnut tree, Dr. Phillips' corner,!
running south CO degrees 10 poles to I
a chestnut tree; thence south 14!
poles 70 degrees east to a poplar;
thence north 2 degrees east 12 poles I
to a stake in theaetiwhlkS* ;thejL _ j
?u tl? 'p *im - ??
Luuiuiis une i?? inap'fstump;
the nee nort h (it) degrees east i
H poles t?> a stake in the branch; j
thence north 15 degrees west 9 pi>les
at the month of said branch and D.!
Woodring's road; t,hence north 28 j
decrees west 51 poles to a stake, Dr.;
Phillips* old E. J. Masi line; thence'
south 24 degrees weirt with said line j
8 poles t:> a stake; thence south 7j
degrees west 7 pules to a stake, at,
Dr. Phillips' corner, the Bob Mast j
and Hagamar. corner; thence south;
72 degrees west with hi? line 131
poles to a hickory; thence south with]
his line to the beginning, containing*
10 acres, more or less. ^ J
Third Tract: Beginning on a beach j
George l'hdiips' corner near a branch!
runs north 20 degrees east 22 poles]
I to a stake in old line near the John j
| Ward chestnut oak; thence north 17}
degrees west 72 )?<>!?. < to a sugar
! tree, cornet* to George Phillips;
| them e cast 85 poles to a large oak,
Ilagaman and Sberrill's corner;
thence: south with his line 90 poles
to a chestnut to the beginning; coptabling
41 acres, more or loss.
5 Fourth Tract; Beginning on a
| black gum, Oscar Phillips' corner*
running north lb West 27 poles to a
t chestnut; tbenoe south 70 west 5
! poles to a stake. George Phillips'
corner; i he pee north 27 poles to a
' stake; thence north 15 degrees west
[ 1 1 poles tu a slake; thence north 35
west 52 poles u> a stake; thence
j north 25 west (? poles to a slake;
j the nee north 11 poles to a hickory,
old corner; thence south with the old
grant line lid poles to Oscar J. Phillips'
corner; thbncc east 70 poles to
to the beginning, containing 30
| acre", more or le^s.
Hoiii.sir.,1. Hxceptions
I From the above is excepted the
'< following lands:
First Tract: Beg lining on a eher.t'
.cut tree, Dr. J. Phillips', deceased,
corner, and ru-ir. i 11h (JO degrees
, >> is poles to a chestnut tree;
i thence south 7ij degrees east 14
1 poles to a poplar; thence north 17
I degrees cast with L. 14. Harmon's
j tine 1 2 poles to a maple stump;
! i hence north 60 degrees east 5 pole?
! io a stake in a small branch; thence
! north 15 degrees west !l poles to a
j stake in the branch at the mouth of
j :aid branch'; thence north 2s degrees
| west 51 poles to a stake in Dr. I'hil'
; us', tiic'i!, line; thence south 24
, degrees west with said line 8 poles
| to a stake; thence south 7 degrees
west 7 poles to a stake at Dr. Phillips'.
dee'd, corner; thence sooth 72
degrees west with his line 13 poles to
n hickory three; thence south with
sa d Dr. Phillips', dee'd, line and contains
10 acres, more or less.
Second tract: Beginning on a
slake in front of Robert Greer's
residence and runs an easterly course
350 feet to a stake in field above
I barn; thence a southeasterly course
350 feet to a stake in corner garden;
j thence a southwesterly course 620
, feet to a stake on cast side of public
I road about 15 feet from a small
i sugar tree sapling; thence a north'
westerly course with public road 524
feet to the beginning, and contains
I 5 acres, niore or less.
' This January 2. 1923.
T? At. FARTHING,
Sheriff Watauga County.
By I,EE MAST, D. S.
f . ^acci3>emt( not+|i
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^ 'M
NOTICE 1
By virtue of the power vested in
me, the undersigned, as appears in a ^
ret tain mortgage as appears of record
in Book Z. page 472, in office
ot the Register of Deeds of Watauga
county to which reference is made
for complete description, executed
by D. W. Sale for the purchase
money on the real estate hereinafter?
described, and the same having matured
and yet unpaid as appears on
the notes and records. I will on Monday.
February 6, 1927, sell at the
courthouse door of Watauga county
ih<? following described piece, parcel
or lot of land lying and being in
Boone township, Watauga county,
\\ (\, and begins on a stake, corner
of old Turnpike road and Howard
Street, and runs with Howard street
92 feet to a -take on the bank of
Howard street, and corne)' of Lot No. j
7. thence with line of Lot No. 7, o0|
feet to a stake, corner of Lot No. 6;I
thence with line of Lot No. G, 921
feet t,? a stake oh hank of old Turn-]
pike road, thence up with old Turn-; ?.
pike road 50 feet to the beginning;<
and Lot No. 0, being: the one on I
'which Oscar Coffey now lives. Hour!
of sale to be between 10 o'clock a.j
m. and 2 o'clock p. ir?. at public outcry
for cash to the highest bidder to*
satisfy said mortgage and balance on ;v
said notes, interest and eo ts of sale. $
which is an original principal of
$2900.00. subject to proper credits,
leaving* around $1000.00 principal,
to date of this advertisement.
This Januarv 2, 1928.
R. D. EDM1NSTEN, Mortgagee.
NOTICE
This is to notify all persons that
I will not become responsible for any
debt or obligation which my j wife
may incur, for the following j!
reasons: She has a home, provided 11
with such conveniences and com-jj
forts as we have been able to pro -! j
vide; she left my home against my j
will, and of her own free w ill and I'I
accord'. I have always provided for
her and my children as well as nsv
cendition in liiV would permit. The
saint- door she passed out of is open
for hci return and she will be treated,
if she returns, as well as 1 am
able Ui treat and provide for her.
This Januarv 192'S.
1-5-4* CtiAHLIE cuir< fill;.
NOTICE
P?y virtue of the power invested in
the undersigned. John II. Mast,
mortgagee, 1 will en Mend ay, ternary
<?, 1028, between tin heni-s b'f'i
i-1 cVdock u. m. and 2 o:cleck p. m.. ;
soli [> > the highest bidder for cash a1,
the courthouse door of Wataruga}
county, N. C., to satisfy the indebt^j
. s secured l-.y a certain mortgage'
executed by ,J. B. Baud and wife, j
Co) a Baird, to the undersigned, said;
i mortgage registered in Hook page
| 10, of Mortgages, and to wh'eh rct,
uc.ii i- is hereby made for complete :
; description of property to be sold, to
pay balance therein provided for of
$1512.88 ami for costs. Said farm
therein ^escribed being known as the
J on i s Greer farm on Cove Creek and
bounded by the lands of W. H. Shu!l
and others and contains 95 acres,
more or less*.
Sold subpect to a iicii of $1950 by
the Fedeinl hand Bank of Columkia.
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I -JMt J Mortgagee.
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gave me Syrup Pepsi;
For those Fevers, Colds a
How time flies. My good mo
faithfully relied upon her jud]
to roy two children since they
medicine and never fails -of its
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muscles weak, digestion poor;
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well in the stomach, works :
kindly with old folks as to
without gripe, pain or other dist
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fn-'.t ir.vu.-.ry to o*d age Syrup Pe
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IT'S THE MAN BEHIND the
Kin \vho make.- it formidable;
and it's -ihe men behind a
Bank who make h conservative.
la all our bu.ine^.- ansae'ions
this- Bank seek- not popularity
for itself, but safety
for i?. depositors. We seek to
be accommodating?we are
always courteous?but the
maintenance "f <iur standards
of conservatism are ever and
always with us the first consideration.
If votl admin i1nminrd?i nf /*. ?>!
ervatisni, may v\e he favored with
our business and honored by a perpitai
call?
Bank of Blowing Rock
Blowing Rock, N. C.
John E. Brown T. E. Bingham
Brown & Bingham
Attorneys at Law
BOONE, N. C.
Offices over post office.
DR. J. M. GAITHER
DENTIST
Office ir. Critcr.er Building Over
Boone Drug Co.
Iff ice Hours: 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
1.30 p. m. to o:0C p. m.
Sundays srtd Night' by
Appointment
Phone G5 Boone, N. C.
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DR. J. C. FARTHING
DENTIST
Offices Over Moretz
Furniture Store
BOONE, N. C.
Sundays ant! Nights b*T Appontvnent.
IfBR. ftLFRErirMn
L Hie Best L< ^uipment O tain able. 8
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gment and have given Syrup Pepsin
were born. It is certainly a noble
purpose. I like to recorrpr.cnd it."
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