SUNDAY " SCHOOL.
Lesson IV.? Third Quarter, For
July 27, 1913.
, ? '
the international series.
of ?h? Lmon, Ex. ?, 1-14.
Mtmury V?n#?, 1, 2 ? Qoldon Text.
v. * ? Commentary Prepared by
R?v- 0. M. Stsarns.
When Mows mid Aaron gathered tbc
'Idem and Aaron a pake the worda and
did (he algna aa the Lord commanded
tbe people believed and bowed tbeir
heads and worshiped, aa tbey beard
that the "Lord bad visited them and
looked upon tbelr affliction. It looked
bright. Indeed, and dell re ranee seemed
at band, bat the Lord's time bad not
let fully come, for larael needed to be
made quite willing to leave Egypt
Even after tbey did leave we- beat
them longing for (be food they enjoyed
there !n Bplte of their slavery.
The message to Pbaraoh from the
Lord God of Israel by Mbses and Aaron
drew from blm tbe sneering reply:
"Who la tbe Lord? ? ? ? 1 know not the
lord; neither will 1 let Israel go"
(verse 2). Then be accused Moses and
Aaron of hindering the people In tbelr
work and commanded tbe taalunaaters
to lay more work upon the laborers
let them gather their own atraw. In
stead of receiving It, and yet turn out
tbe full quantity of brlcka (verses 8-9).
He also called tbe words of tbe Lord
by Moses "vain words" (verse 9). Thus
did ftab-sbakeh speak to Hezeklab of
the words of f the Lord as vain words
or tfords of-^ Hps' (II' Kings 18-20.
margin). Thus' do many wise and achol
arly men today speak of tbe words of
the Lord concerning the restoration of
Israel und tbe coming of a great deliv
erer, but in spite of all unbelief "the
counsel of the Lord standeth forever,
the thoughts of his heurt to all genera
Hons" (IV xxxlll. 11).
It was Impossible for the children ui
Israel to turn out as many bricks when
they had to gather their own straw;
therefore tbe officers of the children ot
Israel were beaten because the jvorlt
was lacking. Then the? cried uuto
Pharaoh and said that tbe fault lay
wlth the Egyptian taskmasters. who
would not supply straw He replied.
"Ye are idle, and that Is tbe reason ve
want to go and sacrifice to your Lord."
so the officers of Israel r-.^v- t'.-t there
was uo hope for tbem. :i t * ? ? recus
ed Moses and Aaron of Lk-.:i ? nnse
of It all. Then Moses tu' ? i w tbe
Lord and pleaded with hiui. saying:
"Lord, wherefore hast Thou so evil en
treated this people? Why bast Tbou
sent me? ? ? ? Neither bast Thou de
livered thy people at all" (verses 22.
23). ?
The Lord Is not slack concerning Hie
promise, but Is long suffering, slow to
anger and plenteous in mercy (11 Pet.
3-0; Ps. ciii, 8). He has am me *or ev ;
erythlug, and happy are those "who can;
say. "My times are in Thy hand" (Ps.
xxxl. 15). The Lord's reply to Moses
?was, "Now shalt thou see what I will
do to Pharaoh, for with a strong hand
shall he let them go" (vi, 1). There is
something In the name Jehovah which
Israel up to this time had not known
(vl, 2, 3). It is the greatest name of
God in Scripture, being used over 7,000
times. We know but little Qf the mean
ing of any of His names, but to me
this great uaiue comes with comfort as
I think of the great, the mighty God,
the Creator of' all things, as my Re
deemer. a. sacrifice for my sins, the
One who was and is and is to be. by
the sacrifice of Himself delivering me
from the wrath to come and working]
out His purposes because of Ills own
faithfulness. Some do not. perhaps. !
know that whenever the word God c: !
Lord is all in capitals the name is a I
ways .febovuh. In connection with
Ex. vi. 1. 1 have for at least fifteen
years bad associated in ray mind John:
vi, U, "He Himself knew what Hei
would do," and there is great rest in
both. May we know more fully the
great redemption of the Lord and ills
faithfulness and in faith and patience
go quietly on to know nim and to
make Illm known.
Note carefully In chapter vi, 0-8, thai
the section begins and ends with "I am
Jehovah" and includes seven greut "I
wills," covering the bringing out, the
complete deliverance, the making them
His people and bringing them into the
Sromised land. He said He would
o all .because of His covenant with
Abraham. Isaac and Jacob and be
cause of His own faithfulness. Yet
when Moses told these great things to
Israel the cruel bondage and their an
guish of spirit were so great that they
would not hearken (vl. 0k
How often in their later history tie
had to complain that they did not know
Him and would not listen to Him. as
In Ps. lxxxi, 11-18; Isa. 1, 2, 8; xix. l.V
xxxvl, 16, and other passages. Tb?
Lord then said to Moses: "I am .le^
horah. ?8peak thOu onto Pharaoh
king of / Egypt, all that I say mate
thee" (vl. 28, 29) That is the whoU
responsibility of a messenger of tin
Lord? to receive the word at ni>
mouth and give them warning from
Him. As He said to Jeromlah. "Thou
shalt go to all that 1 shall send thee,
and whatsoever 1 command thee ttaon
shalt speak" (Jer. 1, T>.
Even the Lord Jesus Hhnself Mid.
?The Father which sent nfe. He gave
" me a commandment. what 1 should
say and what I should speak" (John
xli, 401 Moses again objected, saying,
"How shall Pharaoh hearken unto
me?" M, 12, 80>. Contrast the obedi
ence of Isaiah, when the Lord said.
"Whom shall I send, siad who will go
for us 7" (Isa.-vl, 8.)
Mot Satisfied
Mb. Editob: I see you printed my
letter in your paper last week about
my lore affair, burl am here to tell you
that me and my gal ia busted all to
piece*. Sbe. kicked me 'cause my
olothea want fine enuf. I went to town
and (tot my britchea and galluae* and
paid 15 centa for my galluses and $1.26
for my brttchea. I called on her in
high spirit*, -but she said sbe wouldn't
ha^re no man with common elotKee like
that. I was goin' to git m* a $1.60 pair
bri tehee but my money give out and
Mr. Allen and Brothers and Bona and
Co. wouldn't credit me for the balance.
I had all my plans fixed and Mr, Pun
kin Center said be would play the wed
din march if Spanish Monkey would
call Aggers and do the pettin. I waa
hurt mighty bad and thought she waa
the anlr gal I could ever lore until abe
told me she- waa goin to wear a split
ikirt at her weddin. Right then my
lore went to zero, and was glad she did
kick me. and told ber if I ever married
a gal in such garb as that, it would
have to be In a mighty dark room or I
hare a mask over my face one or tuther
to bide my blushea. Sbe wouldn't
agree to the dark and I couldn't face
tbe light, bo it's all up between us.
Sinoe I come to think about it I didn't
love her aa good as I thought nohow,
and have made up my mind that a full
blooded militant suffragett is the kind
of gal I want to tie to, so if at any
time I should land in jail, she could git
me out so quick with one of her bombe.
Young man, let this be a lesson for you.
Never have too much confidence in a
gal, and be sho not to love her too
good, and beyond all find out what aort
of dress she aims to wear at her wed
din. Aa the styles andfasnions change
so much and so often she might march
up to the altat with you in a skirt split
on both sides, or maybe no skirt at all.
just as dame fashion says. If fashion
says no skirt, then it will be no skirt
then how would you feel T
Your uncle
Zictor.
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: ? ? ,i: ? ? 'rngjOf teeth, crving
rfmpanied with ln
the stomach and
[s and bad breath,
indicate worms. |
ing, rolling, grind!
out while asleep,"' al
tense thirst, pains ll
bowels, feyerishnd
are symptoms thai
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Louisburg, N. C.
STATEMENT
CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON
HENDERSON, N C JUNE 4. 1913
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $632, 417.37
Overdrafts 6,419.65
N. C. State Bonds? 1950 25,000.00
Other Stocks and Bonds 30,651.25
Banking House and Fix- *
hires 10,732.73
Insurance Department 1,0.4,00
Demand Loans 9,350.00
Cash on hand and in
\ other banks 132 677.0
Total, S848.272J
LIABILITIES
fapitalStock paid in $100,1100.00
lurplufrand Profits 103,072.87
'.ccnjed interest due de
, 1,422.20
asnier a Checks outstand
r. '.5* . ~ 1 055.15
Certified Checks 3.00
Pue to Banks 4.028.81
peposits ^ 637,195.62
? Total, $848,272.05
DIRECTORS
Jaa. H. Brodie
D. Y. Cooper
J. t>. Cooper
8. P. Cooper
Melville Doreey
Geo. Br. Harris I
T.A. Harris
/W. A. Hunt I
. J. B Owen
W. 8. Parker
OFFICERS
H. Parham
J. P. Taylor
F. C. Toeplemaii
Samuel Watkins
A. C. Zollicoffer
J. B. Owen, Pres. A. C. Zollicoffer, Vice-Prea. W. A. Hunt, Caslihw
R. C. Gary, Asst. Cashier, A. H. Cheek, Manager SavinRS Dept.
CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON
"The Leading Bank in This Section."
Buggies,
Fine Harness
Surries,
and Wagons
? ? ? > -
Now Mr. Farmers, sons and daughters; are you not going to ride in a brand
new H. M. T. baggy this time. Now the big meetings will oommenoe next month
?t all the country churches and if you don't ouy a new buggy you wont|be in it at
all. Now do not stand about like a tool and let someone come with a new buggy
and take your best girl, come and buy and take the other feHers girl yourself.
We sell buggies, surries, wagons and harness on time untill you sell your
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tobacco. \ V-" .
Now Mr. Farmer, we have a large stock of agricultural implements on hand
and don't want to carry them over, do if yott will f?uy now we will give you a dis.
count. We also have one bailing press, one Vaisy reaper, spring tooth harrows, one
Thomas drill and a lot of other heavy farm machinery. We want to sell quick as
We do not want to have to move them any mors. We havo also shelf hardware to
our line and would be glad to see our frien< s in oar store, when in need of hardj
. ware, dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats, caps eto. V
" . ' ' < .' \
hill Live Stock Company
K. P. HILL, President
WITH THE
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Comes the time for your house cleaning. Wli
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you to come in and see our stock. This seasc
show inn have received the heartiest approval]
and you will find that it will pay' you to com^
le doing this yoji will no doubt find several
r the need of some new pieces. It will pay
In especially tfofe splendid selections we are
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in and loojt over our line.
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LOUISBURG,
NORTH CAROLINA