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Church Directory. 4
Atbanu!^itu$ Episcopal Churcli.
Rev, Edward L* Ogi5by, Rector.
.■-Ujnior Warden
>oi Warden
'At. Erwio A. Holt,
Ar, S. A. Steele, - ^
Ve$irp .
'Messrs. Eilg^tie llolt, JN.
jaofi, Jr. Lawre"ce8 Holt;, jr., Kiuh."
3L/. WilliahiMoU, jnH\ie C. Squires, I^ewis
J, Carter, w*;-Haii,
Servkesf
/Sunday, 11.oo a. m.~t.30 p. M.
■^Wi^nesdav, 8.0^1
Sunday iSchool, S>.45 A- M- ^
Holy Couiinunion, ^irst bun(lay, ll.i'U
. M, Thin? Suuday, 8,O0 A . M.
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THE PRINCE OF LIFE CRUCIFIED
JVlatthew 27j33-5O~~Dee0mfefej* 11
•*H$ itiCiS vouiuhii for ir^nsffresHdns; hi
, • I Si:$.
*oas hrmscti jot our
HE trial of Jesus really toolf-
pla’ce shortly after arrest,
but, ou account of the LaW r®'
death sentence to be passed
tZ
error, of the wicked—Into vloiatlng the
rights of others asad thus - fighting
I against Cod.
I Piiate heard the accusations, reaUzeli
: that there was uo truth iii
■ theu gave his decidiyji; i tSa^ no fault
'in JesuiJ, but, seeing that such.a com-
i inotiou hus been created, I coilslUer it
' Becesssiiry in the iutereslis of peace to
leati.sfy the uiingiiteous deiBaudsi of
; the clamoring multitude; 1 wiU there*
hnve -;:5Pl,vr TVfeiPF?d> f-
1 though" i acknowitage he 15 iiut ^^8'
'serviiig of puui.'?hmei)t XJie ta
ping wiU 1>& lu his own interest, as
Weii as io the iuterei^ts of the peace
cf the city, for by adllstyiiis the clam
or of the uuultit,udc* the llte of Jesus,
wiil he spared. ,As yofcVtical decisions
ynuiBii
\
! ta'Slrtrrmoratarioetlig*^ tlio jso. tWs. W,.s a very (air Map
■ in a ! trates *^cog'mze that abso^uLe justice
is always possible iu tleailug’'with
impt'i'fect oouditlous.
:vi.
K,
Christian Churchv
Ck>rQer Chun-h and Davis Streets.
Rev. P. H. Flemmg> Pastor.
Sfeirwm;
Preaching every Bunday, 11.00 A
,.,J 8.00 F. M.
Sunday SSchoos,-9 45 A. M. John
t^'oster, Buyt.
Christian Endeavor yerviet-s, Sunday
■»?6ningfl at 8.O0.
Mid-^ve«k 1‘ra.vor Service, evory .
•s-^dav at S.00 M. . ,> •
indies Aid and MisJBioiiary bocicty
on Monday after the bficoud biUi"
la wch uiWjTb, i i .
A conl'rdl jnvitatioiii to Pdy.
v»d. Church Hon«^ for Vinityrs (ii"*
■J^sngers. .
Simhedi'iii was appointed, which,
pei'ifliuctoi'y uaanner, coujii’nied the
high priest’s Oeei.s.ion of the night be'
fore, that Jesus had l>Jaspb«mfed the
Creator when he eloimed that he had
come into the world in accord with the
Creator's long-ps.TijtDi.sed plan that he
should redeotn Israel nud the world
from the ds«lU sentence, tliat in Go-l’s
due time fro mjght e.stablish the Mgs-
i sianic Ivtogduiu for the bSesslng of Is
rael nil tho families of the earth.
But the iuiei‘3 would iioi b« satisfied
with .anything short o:i' Jesus' deatu.
'fhe rabble was exhorted %tp .shout,
Crucify him! Cruelly Lim: It seemed
impossible for i'iiate to appreciate
chat such a freU2y oo\ild be aroused
against so iunoceut. a ^ he
jpquired, What feVU iiaui lie dohtij
But .tb# niis\?er wait, Crucify hlrui
The matter vv’as rushed through lest j ioumau passion caa igaore
th'(i gathered uraltiSudes, who had
«Wuted, “Hopanna tQ the Son of 5Da-
Vid.” when .Tesus rode Upoh the ass
with this just person, f,pr 1 havi
had a horrible dream wlu«h'couaects
itself with him.
As a iasr. re.sort Piiate caused Jesus
every piinciple of I'iglileousniess! . -I'o
addl to Pilate’s perpiwxjty,. his wife
^ , , , , ,, • , liQW-seut him word, Have nothing tQ
av? ■ days betor&, auotiiiJ undei-take |
figiiih to procialJh Ulm king. "Nii '
cation could jjiSce 'itiriug the
Passover
We have some bafgafes in Real Estate at tfiis time and below
submit a few of our hpldin^:
alDOut 21-2 miles north of Burimgtori,
3-ItocTO Cvril:> and
§-t8dm l»^tory dwelling on Broad streetv lot 120x300, this is one
of the beist residence streets in city, will seU for ^
quick buyer at , . v . » ^
6 room coifag6i lat ^Ox225» fclirn, chicken hduse;
weii> ftiei ^hadse, brbhal*d,ienced ali rou^nd» on JPark Ave.
twin 2^tbry tlWelling, fine eliVation, good shade, >I{1
West Bavis ^ttieet, will sell ill next 30 days at >
aeirfe farm about 2 miles from Burlington on ^rShani
dale ro^d, weU wooded, fine grey arid sandy soil, iio
hou^s l>ut- is- a bai^il';at- ',..'' , v >: , • " ..v
n
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Bnrliagtfia Ciiurcii*
Oonier Froht and Aijdernon Rtreetr.
5;ey. 3. D. Andrew, Pastor.
^ttndaj School every .Salibath, y.8J
4 M.
Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sabbath,
X A. .M. and H.OO P. ,
3(4id-v,'eek Service every Ihureday, i 4 /
M.
A cordial welcome to all.
P»rsc‘naj?e 2nd door east of churcn.
jUid if Jesus were
prisoner they knew uot what
^Aght happ^'u to 1'itT.i or to tliem. They
had,, thprefui'ft, but a few hours in
which to curry out the plan which they
believed '^'ovild rid their country of a
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Donald Mdver, Pattw.
Services every Sunday at 11.00
A,
fl,t S.00
«d 8 00 P. M. , , „ . „
Sunday School aty.4;> A. M.
Prayer Me!tin(;5, ^VednesdHy
ITie public is cortiialiy invited to all
iwirvices.
^mt Street M. E. Church, South.
Rev, j. A. Honsaday, Paitor.
Preaching every Sunday, nioming aini
vrwiitig.
Bimday School, 9.;50 A. M.
Prayer Service, Wednesday evening.
Macedonia Lutheran Church.
Front Street.
Ret. C. Brown Cox, Paitor.
(Keaidence next door to Church.)
Morning Service at 11.00 A. M.
V.Bpers at 8.00 P. M.
(No services ou third Sundays.)
;$snday School, 9.45 A.M..every Sunduv
fMchers Meeting, Wednrsday, 8,00 P.
M. (At Parsonage.)
W'oraan’s Missionary 8ocie^ty ^aft«r
t&orning service ou fourth Sundays.;
u. p. HSm .Saturda/y before third Sun
days, ;3.0(J V. ,M-
L. L. L.. third Sundays at 3.00 P. M.
asiHiriaJoffle
refusing fo se/?ferce Jesu^y/yijs^f/,
dncf-orrcK/p/np for fiun to before ^ercx/for fna/
^/fst/s, 6e/ore //^rccf, arrp-ec/ ir> f/ie parlous
/vie, a/}:/dewy y/ny of^e Jews.
to be brought to a promineut place
I where the multituc^K could-all see him
I and then he tried out to theni, "Behold
i tlie Mac!’' See the character of the
I man you iire, willing to cj’ucify. Note
i that he has most kiugly featur,^s, such
'as aoue of yoar race yossess—uor oth
ers, Would you crucify the very best
sample o£ your raceV Gousidei:; ije
reas't)nable. Behoki the Man! It has
for years been a ijustum with ycoa that
the Government at tliis sm^on release
a prisoner. So, theii, consider that
.tesus has been condaffiued and that
your conception of jastice has been
satisfied and that now I r^ease him to
you. But the multitadti cried out so
much the more. Crucify him! Release
unto us Barabbag (a robher and dan*
gerou,s character).
Thou Art Not C&‘>skr% Friend
The Jewish leaders were shrewd.
They knew th:it treason to Rome waw
one of the most serious offendes and
in the fact that Jeyus iiad spoken of
h!m.self as a king they had the lever
wherewith to compel his cruoifixiou.
They used itv ivssuring Piiate that if he
let the pnsoner go they would report
him to the Emperor. Pilate knew that
be would have diflicultj in explaining
such a case and that the iioman Gov-
I emment would ngree whh the decision
I of Caiaphas that one man should die
; rather than have aay commotion in
I their dominion. Tims compelied. Pi-
; late finally acceded anj wrote the pa
pers of execution, hiit uefore doing so
he took a pitcher of Wiiter and In the
«betw^% Haw Eiver aftd MfebaM bh two |)iiblie ifdads; this is a fine
'farm and Will cut into two farms if de.^ired, making about 147 acres on
-Mbane Eo4d and 23a on Cross Roads; this is knowft as Constance Sellars
Iplace, wil^^eKl at a bargain to quick biiyerv
sold IlfOOO worth of the
Molt farms and are having many inquiries
sjf you want a good farm that will produce
a large crop this is the place. Over 4000
bushels of grain threshed bn 150 acres of
this farm in 1910.
$ Alamance insurance & Rea! Estate CompV
62 BURLINGTON, N. C.
W. H. HALT, Pres. R. M. MOHROW, Vfee-Pfes. W. E. SHARPE, Mgr.
Baptist Church.
Rev. S. L. Morgan, Pa*t®r.
Morning Service?, 33.Oj) A. M.
■yangeiistic Services. 7.30 p. .m-
WedneBday night prayr^r meeting
3P^S88, 8.00 P M.
Business meeting, tirst Wwlnesdav
#7«oiiig oi the month at S.l r> P.' M.
8cnday School. 1).3() A. J. L.
Seott, Supt^
wer-
Hms Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. J. D. Williams, Pastor.
^#Tjnday Services, 11 a,m. and S.OOp.n".
Ssoday School, ^>;3r5 a. m. J. 0.
KiirtBtian Rndj-uvttr, Wetlnewday S p
■fj. W. Holt, [’rf!S.
man whom they considered .si deceiver
and one likely to get th6m into trou
ble v/ith the Government at Rome.
ThoSanhedrin had authority to judge
the people jilong the lines of their reli
gion, but was prohibited Irom execut- j gjgijt of tjjf. people iv.'ished hi.'9 hands,
iiig the deatli penalty. Hence it was sayiug, “I am guiUk'SS of t he blood of
necessary, after the condoinnation of tjjjg jug^- person.”
the Sanhedrin, to take the ca.se before, execution proceiided. The sol-
Pilate, the Roman Governor. Keallz- a]Veady had tivo thieves to cru-
Ing tlisit IMlate wiuld not recognise (.jjy merely ud'led another cross
blasphemy as a cause for death, the gjj^j ;}jg procossiou suirted for (iol-
charge against Je,sus, before Pilate, gotha. u hiJisido near where the face
w. K. HOLT,
W. E. HAY,
R.M; MORROW,
JAS. N. WILLIMSON, Jr.,
J. C. STALEY, ,
J. M. FIX^
R. J. MEBANE.
J. L. SCOTT,
J. ZEB WALLER,
B. R. SELLARS,
J. A. ISLEY,
W. E. SHARPE,
J. W. CATES,
was a totally different one, namely,
that Jesus was a seditionist and raiser
of disturbance; that he claimed to be
a king and tliat his freedom was in
imical to the intere.sts of the Roman
Empire. The foolishness and the hy-
pwrisy of such a charge were too
transparent to need assertion. Pilate
I>erceived that for env^ they were de
livering him—b(K?ause he and his teach
ings were having more influence with the Jews.
of the rock , much, resembles a skull—
Golgotha signifying /Ac pJf/ce uf a
sknU. It is just to the north of the
city, outside the wall.. New huilding.'S
and a wall recently drticted hinder vis
itor,? at the present time fro-ui getting
the skull elTect as fctrrsierly, 'J’he crime
of each culprit was, by Law. iuscril^od
over his head. Above the Master’s
head was his criuif;>-"Jesus, iviug oi;
Satan and hi.s deluded dupes evident
ly thought th:it thay had finall.y dis
posed of Jesus. The priests and elder.'j
mocked his declaration that he was
the Son of (jod :uid demanded that,
if he were .such, he should demonstrate
it.by leaving the eross: They realiz^ni
not the truth, that jt was nece.ssary
for him to die for man’s sin, in order
Webb Avenue M. E. Church,
Rev, T. G. Vickeri Pftitor.
l^jfetiching every first Sunday at 11 »
H&. and every m'ond Sunday at 11 .a. m.
8 p. m. Snn(}ny*«chool evej*y Sun-
iMT at 10 a. ni,
^ .ttihn P. tdo!, Snpt,
Ereftbody vveicoihe.
mWORUiS fiRanST SEWIIS IMWt
.LIGHT RUNNIN&
H
f want either a
iuttleor aKini
Sewing
mt NEW HOME SEWiKG M&GH!NE COMPANY
Orange, K^ass.
Sfisny sewStiKmachines are m:ide !o sell reeardiess ol
Kitalijy, but Uie Kew S£t>ime is made to wfcai-
Our giiarantsr never runs out.
*»jr a.n«hQ:rixel dealeirs only* .
rOH SALS BY
the common people than could be exer-'
cised by the chief priests and sscribes. '
Pilate relievt'd himself of responsibili
ty by deciariug that since the liome of
Jesus was iu Galilee, King llerod. the
Governor of Galilee, should have thof
Jurisdiction of the ca.se, v.hiciv lie wa.s
^Jad to gt^t rid of. j
Jesus Sef&re King Herod 1 ... ...
This was an unexpected difficulty, by and by. he ruight have right-
but Herocl’s palace was not far dis.: authority, Iu b.s giormii.s rvlngdom,
tant. He wa.=t giad of the opptortuuity
(o see Jesiw, of Whose miraeles h(» had
heard much. As he looked at the Xlas‘,
ter’s noble features and beheld Iu birti*'^;
purity and gentle digi>lty, it must have
seemed ridiculou.? that sil&h a person,
should be arraigned aa 6 sedltloriist'
and a uiau dangerous to the iiit^i^st^
of the' peace of liie country. After a’:
few^ tauating \von\s and jests, 'the pal
ace guards took a hand with the one
whem their master treated flippantly.
They put upon him a purple robe and
a crowa of thorns and »ri6cked at hJl§
Uttklngly a:ppearance. Theti llerod de
clined to act in the case and sent the '
prisoaer back to Pilate, perhaps feel-
in'g that be had had a sufflcinacy of
tfdtible lti connection with the behead:-;
iug of John the Baptist a year or so :
befdre. The matter was a jok^ ber
tween Herod and r^ihite—dealing with ■
the case of a man claimed to be so
dangerous that he nmst die thus, when
he matdfestly was bo pure and iuno-
cent that the weakest would be .safe
with him.
Pilate's Perplexity Inoreaeed
Pilate was di^ppoiuted when Jesus
was brought back to his court. The
case was an unpleasant one to-.Settle.
The prisoner manifestly was innocent
of any crime, yet his accusers were
the most prominent men In the uatJon
and city over which he had chaise.
Their good will must be preserved, if
possible, and they were evidently bent
on the murder of their innocent cap
tive under the form of legality. What
« pity it is that religion has beeif^ao
often misrepresented by her votaries
in every age of the world! A lesson
which we all should learn is to search
the motives and intentions of our own
hearts,, that we be not led into tiie
Lion Foodies .4 Ciilld.
In Pittsburg a savage lion
fondled the hand that a child
thrust into his cage. Danger to'
a child is sometimes great., when
least regarded, Often it comes
through Colds, Croup, and
Whooping Cough. They slay
thousands that Dr. King's New
Discovery could have saved. ‘ 'A
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very bad case of Croup,” writes
Mrs. George B* Dayis, of Flat
Rock, N. C., "We always give
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Best for Coughs^ Cold, LaGrippe,
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government to stop that Texas
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tx) restore ail mnnkind to full perfec
tion and life undcir the terms of the
New ■ Covenant, of which he will be
the Mediator. {.7ei*. 31:31.) At the
sixth hour, noon, darkness .settled
down for three hears and then .Tesus:
died, crying, “My God, my God, why
hast thou forsaken nae?’' ln*.order that
he might fully esyerience the weight
of Divine Justice which belonged to
*^he sinner, it was necessary that the
Father should bide himself from him,
as though be had been the sinner. This
-MAY 15, l‘»10.
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, Cbarlpttet 5;30 p, m,
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Conuectjonis at Eoanobelor'all points
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temporary separation from the Father LyncKb^g rO0 it nl.
wa, eviaentlj tte s.ev,r»t bto« to nH I !,'■ m.d».ly«,!epta«.d»j,
of the Master’s experience, B, BEVILL, (^en. A^.
, * M. F, BEAGG-, Pa*, iigt.
^. R«tat>k9,.Va,
m patents. ^‘Hints to inventora.”‘Inventions neadeii;
^‘Why soiiie invetrtm S^nd rough skjetch or mode!
s^rch of Psatwt Office records; Our Mr» Oreeley was form® J
Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charge
the iJ; 3; Patent Offices,
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