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APRIL 25, 1935
~ IMPROVED ^
UNIFORM INTERNATIONA
Sunday 1
chool lessor
By REV. P. B. FITZWATER. L?. D..
Member of Faculty Moody 13<bla
Inttltute Chicago.
Western Newspaper Union.
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Lesson tor April 28
THE HOLY SCRIPTURES
LESSON TEXT?II Timothy 3:14-1
Psalm !'?:7-14.
GULDEN TEXT?O how love 1 It
law! It is my meditation all the day.Psalm
119:97.
PRIMARY TOPIC?The Look G<
G tv.- U*.
,f EN I OR TOPIC?The Book Cod Ga'
Us.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOl
1C?How to IT so the Bible.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TO!
1C?Inspiration and Authority of tl
Bible.
1. The Origin or Source (II Til
3:1(5).
They nre inspired of God, which I
erally means "God-breathed." Pet
says "Holy men spake from God, beii
moved by the Holy Ghost" (II Pet.
si), when Paul declares the Scri
*, til res to be God-breathed, he mea
that the. utterances resulted from Go?
breath in uien's mouths. Because tin
are God-breathed they arc the verltab
words of God. The holy Scriptures n
only contain the word of Guu, but tin
are In verity the message of God
men.
II. The Value of the Scriptures (
* T in. 3:14-17).
1. Able to make wise unto salvat.h
(v. 15). Salvation Is alone in Chrii
It Is obtained through faith in li
finished work on the cross.
2. Disciplines the life (vv. 1G, 11
It Is prolltable for doctrine, which
the divine staudard of conduct. In ti
**+ Iloly Bible alone is to he found tli
standard of life. Not only is It t!
standard of life, but of all thougl
Then, too. It reproves, that Is, confut
error. The way to deal with error
not denunciation, but the positive pre
enfatlou of the revealed truth. It al
corrects, that Is, sets straight many
the dislocations of personal and socl
conduct The Word of God Is ti
standard of measurement which se
straight the lives of moral being
Further, it Instructs In rlghteousne
and thoroughly equips the minister f
! Christian service. The mastery
* God's holy Word is the Indispensab
equipment for Christian service. Oi
who lacks this knowledge of the ho
Scriptures Is utterly unfit for the Chrl
tian ministry, no matter how \v<
trained he may he In other things,
ill. The Nature and Effect of Goc
Law (Ps. 10:7-11).
1. It Is perfect. It Is without a (la
, It converts and restores the soul:
turns man back to Cod himself to lei
a life of holiness. It not ouly eonver
sinners, but restores the saints to (
vine fellowship.
2. It is sure. It Ib absolutely d
pendnble. Man's reasonings change, b
God's Word endures forever. G<
cannot lie. It makes wise the simpl
Common men and women as to natur
become wise even In the rlghtf
things or the world, because of the
mastery of the Word of God.
3. it is right The precepts and jud
fments of the Lord are expressions
absolute righteousness because tin
proceed from the righteous God ??
are, therefore. Inherently right.
4. It is pure. There is go admixtu
of error. There is no compromise wi
that which is untrue. Because of thi
it enlightens the eyes. All that uia
the spiritual vision is taken away. Co
duct for the Christian is clearly d
fined.
5. It Is clean. This is seen In tl
effects of the Word of God upon tl
life. The Individual who is sauctiiii
by it Is clean within and without.
6. It Is true and righteous. The d
clsions of God's Word are true wlthoi
exception. The Judgments of Got]
Word are unimpeachable. Because <
k these qualities, God's Word is mo
to be desired than the choicest of gol
Obedience thereto brings great rewar
IV- The Prav#r D/?i
10:12*14).
The life brought face to face wi
God's Word la seen as sinful. The so
cries out for
1. Cleansing (v. 12). The i>erfe
law reveals the Imperfections of tl
life. The Word of God reveals sins
which the individual may be Ignorar
2. To be kept from presumptuoi
sins. Presumptuous sins arc peculiar
dangerous. In the Mosaic economy i
sacrifice was provided for such sins.
3. Freedom from the dominion
such sins (v. 13). Flow awful Is tl
slavery of those who are in bondage
presumptuous sins.
4. That the words of the mouth ai
the meditations of the heart be kept
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5 ! A UJ'E APPEAL. Js
Oh! ye women and ye men,
L What is now your purpose true
For the future passing years.
Oh! ye noble ones of earth?
to It is only for this life
Ye are planning day by day, lca
Letting higher visions die, | or
Oh! ye kindly thoughtful souls?
Your dear children turn to you j^t
? For a vision of true life? 'x
What is now your aid to them, to
In these sore distressing days? be
Is it only earthly ways 1?
You would dare to give to them,
7. Touching not their deepest needs, S
Oh1 parents of these lives? be
iy is there life in social ways, jfo
~~ Or just slowly moving death, m
Bringing ruin to loved ones.
Oh! ye hearts of love and truth? Si
See the truer life you feel, v;
Welling in your heart of hearts, G?
Seize it, live it, for all souls, m
P- Oh! ye higher, nobler ones!
tle Look ahead and see a day, Ki
Better far than those of now, al
Lift your hearts ar.d hold them high, r..
Oh! ye faithful Christian souls!
There's a vision in the Heavens, Kj
er Luring you so sweet and true gi
Catch this vision, hold it firm, : ic
j. Live it for a higher aim,
Wooing others to your way ] in
For a glorious future day!? i th
pg Oh! dear women and dear men! !eo
BV ?James Monroe Downum. ; tu
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i. S. T. C. STUDENTS
ATTENTION!
We will run special buses from the
rtlege Friday, May 3rd, leaving the
mpus at 1 p. m. for Lenoir. Hicky.
Charlotte, Statesville and Salisirv.
Then one for North Wilkesboro,
atesville, Winston-Salem, Greens>ro
and Raleigh, making connection
all other points. These buses will
i extra. Other buses will run as fol
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Leave Boone for North Wilkesboro,
tatesville, Winston-Salem, Greens>ro
and Raleigh, making coimection
r all intermediate points at 8:45 a.
2:30 p. m. and 8:50 p. m.
T eave Boone for Lenoir. Hickory,
atesville. Charlotte. Lumberlon,
ilniington and all South Carolina,
iorgia and Florida points, at 9:25 a.
1:45 p. ni., and 5:10 p. n?.
Leave Boone for Johnson City,
tioxville, Chattanooga, Nashville and
1 Alabama points at 8:00 a. m., 12:10
m., and 9:05 p. m.
Leave Boone for Bristol, Abingdon,
tioxville, Chattanooga and all Virnia
and West Virginia points at
i;25 a. m.t 3:40 p. m. and 8:30 p. m.
This is the best bus service ever
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ntinue to patronize our buses so in
rn we can continue Uiis service.
STUDENTS! Just one request:
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wc will know what kind of cquipent
to furnish you for your comfort,
so please arrange to have your
links at the station at least one day
icad of your departure so you won't
disappointed ahout your baggage
len you reach home. We have arnged
with the transfer company to i
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the bus station at only 25 cents
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SACK 1
j North Carolina, Watauga County. 1
Under and by virtue of the power :
jand authority contained in that cer- i
! tain Mortgage Deed, executed by i
| Chase Brenizer and wife, Louise Bre- ]
! inzer. which said Mortgage Deed is '
| dated the 9th day of September, 1925, 1
'and recorded in the office of the Reg- j
ister of Deeds of Watauga County,
North Carolina, in Book No. 7, page
233, and default having been made in i1
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and the conditions
therein secured, the undersigned mort-j
I^ugcc will otter for sale and sell to '
| the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door of Watauga County,
North Carolina, on the 17th day of
May. 1935, at the hour of twelve o'- *
clock noon, the following described j1
real estate:
That certain tract of land lying and {
being in Watauga Township, Watau- 1
ga County, .State of North Carolina, 1
and described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a stake at the 1
Turnpike road and in the old Lenoir 1
line, and runs south 52 east about 30 c
coles to a stake near an old Spanish r
oak", thence south 51 east is*,*> poxes *
to a rock, thence south 5 west 13 4
poles to a hickory, thence south 10% f
west to a white oak on a rock; thence c
south 81 west 14 poles to a stake in $
the old Lenoir line, thence with the *
old Lenoir line south 28 west 18 poles 1
to a large Spanish oak, thence south c
25 west 7 poles to the road, thence c
with the road the following courses r
and distances: north 34 west 22 poles. c
north 25% west 16 poles, north 3G
west IS poles, north 9 east 1 poles, c
north 75% east 12 poles, north 52% fl
east 10 poles, north 68 east 12 poles,; c
south 38 east 8 poles to the begin- t
ning and contains 15 3-16 acres more \
or less.
This being the same tract of land c
conveyed to Chase Brenizer by George j
H. Maurice and wife, hearing even t
date Herewith. s
Terms of the sale will be cash and j
the mortgagee will require a deposit f
of 10% of the amount bid as evidence r
of good faith. r
This the 16th day of April. 1935. r
GEORGE H. MAURICE. r
4-18-4 Mortgagee, s
NOTICE OP TRUSTEE'S SAUK ^
By virtue of the power of sale con- t
tained in a certain deed of trust cxe- g
ruled by Grady Ernest Tester and i
wife, Ruby Pauline Tester, to the un- (
dersigned, on the 12th day of Febru- (
ary, 1934, to secure the sum of <
$834.68, to C. A. Underdnwn ha id I
deed of trust being- recorded in the ;
office of the Register of Deeds for 3
Watauga County in Book 15, Page ;
27o, and default having been made <
in tiie payment of the moneys there- }
by secured as therein provided, I will, ]
on Monday, April 29th, 1935, at 12
o'clock M., at the courthouse door of r
Watauga County, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
real estate, to-wit: <
Situate in the Town of Blowing .
Rock, N. C., and designated as lots
number i and number 2, in Block
"F" as shown on the map of the!
subdivision of the A. S. Abernethy
property at Blowing Rock, surveyed
and platted by C. C. Babb, August
17th, 1925. And for a more complete
description reference is hereby made
to the book of plats in the office of
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TEDj ^ab\TM^TONE TOO,
the Register of Deeds for Watauga
County, at Page 17.
This said property will be sold subject
to a first deed of trust held by
the Mutual Building and Loan Association,
of Lenoir, N. C.
This the 29th dav of March, 1935.
E. F. ALLEN, Trustee.
By Trivette & Holshouser
Attorneys. 4-4-4
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE j
By virtue of tlie power of sale con- j
tabled in a certain ueed of trust exe- j
cuted to the undersigned Trustee by |
Clinton Stone on the 18th day of Sep-1
teniber. 1931, to secure the sum of i
T-WyIK.W, . crwk? i
UV.V..VJ A..V- jyulittio I Viu.w; tu v-^*' ' |
Stone, said deed of trust being re
corded in the office of the Register of \
Deeds for Watauga County, in Book :
23, Page 225, and default having ueen ;
made in the payment of the moneys I
thereby secured as therein provided. I \
will, on
Tuesday, May IB, 1985, at One ;
o'Clock I\ M..
it the Courthouse door of Watauga S
County, North Carolina, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a white oak in old
(dowel! line; running north with said'
line 30 poles to a red oak and chest-;
nut in said line; thence west 36 poles!
to a chestnut oak; thence north 52;
iegrees west 15 poles to a black gum;
thence north 25 degrees west 32 poles
to a stake in Jerry Watson's line;
thence south with said line 28 poles to
i chestnut oak (now dead); thence
south 8 degrees east 18 poles to a
chestnut (now gone); thence east 24
poles to a red oak (now gone); thence
south 4 poles to a stake in old Collett
line; thence east with said line
50 poles to the beginning, containing
30 acres, more or less.
This sale will be made subject to a
ilced of trust or mortgage to Mrs.
Millie Watson for the sum of $175.00.
This the 15th day of April, 3935.
T. E. BINGHAM.
1-18-4C Trustee.
NOTICE
By virtue of the power of sale confined
in the mortgage deed executed
iy Thomas W. Hopkins and Lillle
Hopkins, his wife, Avery County,
State of North Carolina, to Peoples
Industrial Bank, successors to the
r'eopies Bank and Trust Company, of
he County of Watauga, State of
North Carolina, on the 20th day of
December^ 1928, to secure payment of
me certain note aggregatinglhe prln_
iipal sum of $610.50 together with the
r.tr."^ct cr. cmiic at the tn nf n nov
:ent per annum. And whereas de-j
ault having been made in payment
>f said note secured by said mort- j
cage, said mortgagee wall offer for;
rale at public auction to the highest
>fdder for cash, at the Court House,
loot* in the town of Boone, county,
>f Watauga, on the 29th day of Apil,
1035, at 12 o'clock noon, the above
leseribed lands, to-wit:
Lying in Watauga County. State
iforesaid, in Stony Fork Township1
ind being a one-half Undivided inter '
st allotted to Dallas T. Hopkins left j
o him from the estate of the late:
V. P. Welch. Deep Gap lands. 1(
BEGINNING on a cluster of water j
iaks and runs north 2'A degrees east j
.6 poles to Uie Moretz heirs corner,;
hence south 8S degrees cast with i
aid line 28 poles to a stake at the
doretz corner. Thence North 33 deTrees
east S poles to a stake; thence
lorth 17 degrees east 13 poles; thence
lorth IS degrees west 22 poles; tlience
il?rtli 10 degrees west 16 poles; thence
jorth with Moretz line 38 poles to ai
;takc at Painters' corner of lot No. j
Thence South 52 degrees west 100 j
loles to a stake in Highway No. 60,?
hence south 37 degrees east with
laid highway 50 poles to the begin- !
sing corner containing 33 acres more
>r less, being tract No. 9 and only a
me-half undivided interest to the
same as hereuiberore staled.
For a complete record of the land \
ibove described reference is hereby;
made to tlie Book of Mortgages, No. |
L3, page 141, in the Register of Deeds
Office, Watauga County, said Mort- :
?agc as recorded being-the one above
mentioned.
This the 28th day of March, 1935.
THE PEOIT.ES INDUSTRIAL BANK 1
Successor to
nun r-> 17>/^.nr n."< T-> *rr' A ?* ' ?
1 i_r.o nAJV 1Y cz inuol
1-4-4 COMPANY, Mortgagee.
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