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SERMONS MUSIC begin revival at CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. R. A. Whitten, Pattor, jo Preach, Rev. Mr. Reavis Leads Sing inf plan b. y. p. u. rally To IW At Fin* Itm&Ut , hunt, m K'enlnf; Vtttlag lr.a*h.r at South Homlfr tiaptl*l Tomorrow Revivnl services will begin next Wednesday evening in the First Chris uar. church, it was announced today t>v th«* pastor. Rev. R. A. Whitten, who will do ihe preaching. The sing ,ng will t>e •>> charge of Rev. L. B. Keavi.< Baptist preacher of this city and county The revival will run through Friday evening. March 4. it was stated. Further announcements a< to details will be made at the ser vices at ihe church tomorrow. A rally of Baptist Young Peoples I'mon organizations in Henderson and Vance county will be held at tbs First Baptist church tomorrow evening. The first service will be at l:SO p. m. ,n the First Baptist rhurefc hers, and ihis will be followed at the same church at 7 30 o’clock by another ser vice at which Miss Winnie Rickett, ~f Raleigh. State Baptist young peo ples secretary, will speak. The sing ing will be In charge of Rev. L. B. Reavis. Baptist minister of this city and county, and several numbers will be given by the Wake Forest quar tette. At South Henderson Baptist church the Wske Forest quartette will sing at the Sunday school hour at 9:45 a. m and Rev. Mr. Davis, also of Wake Forest, will preach at 11 a. m. There will be no night service there. Rev. W. C Cumming, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, announces a sermon tomorrow morning on the general theme of George Washington, in view of the bicentennial on Mon day. Regular services will be held at the other churches of the city tomorrow, with the pastors preaching as usual, according to the regular week-end announcements made today. PMtllE IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lay Gathering To Be In Charge of F. M. Harvard Monday 5:30 p. m. The second of the series of lay mens prayer meetings will be held iirit Monday afternoon at 5:30 o’clock in the First Christian church, with F M. Harward, a member of that church, in charge of the program. The first meeting was held last Monday afternoon at the First Bap tist church, and for an indefinite period the services are to be held weekly and to be in direct charge of laymen and lay women. A leader in the church where the services are held is to be in charge. At the meet ing last Monday afternoon It was estimated the congregation numbered more than 100, and it is hoped there will be an increasing attendance from wtek to week. Under the announced plan, there will be no talks, the program last ing only 20 minutes or a little longer, and consisting Wholly of the singing of hymns, reading of Scripture pas sage* and prayers. The public Is Invited to all these services. kittrell sppAkek ■ ''' TO EPISCOPAL CLASS It was announced today that R. G. Kittrell will speak to the Men's Bible Class of the Holy Innocents Episcopal Sunday school tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. CRUDUP TO SPEAK BEFIRE M. P. CLASS J B. Crudup will addreaa the Baraca Class of the Methodist Pro testant church tomorrow morning at lo o'clock, is was announced today. SPECIAL LOW Bound Trip Fare* From All Points —IN— North Carolina to Alexandria, Va. And Washington, D. C. Account George Wellington Bi-Centennial On sale Feb Beth—LbaMed Mtfc. Special low round trip Hamer Holiday •ires between all points on Seaboard, V"* fare plus fl 00. On sale Matt* 23 to 26. Limit 15 days—atopovers al lowed. Uw round trip rates to Savannah ac unr WORMBLOE GARDENS from JWeigh $ll.OO Hamlet $ S.OO On Sale Feb. to, 31—March 4. ft Umlt 5 days after data of sale r Information See Ticket Agent or H.E. PLEASANTS, DPA. ***** N. C . Pbaae STM 586 Odd Fellows Building Seaboard AIK UNf fcUkWAK A- ~ —VH I'll' I 111 Ijgun A* THE churches [Je«u«, the Good Shepherd ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL I.PCcruu ara.a~AM.tM 1 _ " ‘ ... Sorint— ■ Jahn 10.1-4* . A ad Alfred J. Bnoechor | * Njl iX -gs # J J \ wSr l/vfnl B IW I / x I I V ■ wk/J When the former blind beggar gave credit for his marvelous healing to Jesus, his spiritual shep herds, the Pharisees, cast him out. Jesus of ferod the man a new fellowship with himself as the Son of God. To the false guides es the peo p!e, Jesus said: "Verily, verily, 1 say unto you, lam the door of the sheep lam the door; by "* i* any man enter in, he shaU be saved, and g<o in and out, and find pasture." rELLOWShIP OF #- PRATER ifft, daily lenten devotion PAEPARED BY THEREVDWtGHT J. BRADLEY SPONSORED BY eeevttaMi ' ** Hi ' * * gR t JH yy si W' GM T, ‘PC AC L sv • rh.LOvO.t.l. cr »mw uk"/*ui w SATURDAY, February 30 “Ye Are the Light of the World” (Read Matthew 5:1-16) If now we have truly found the Light and have learned to let it shine upon our lives, we are ready to become ourselves the radiant centers of a luminous influence. It is not right that we should be absorptive merely We must give back the glory that has entered our souls. Out task is that of serving as reflectors of the great ll lum&nation which came to us through 1 Christ. We are, potentially, the Light BIG SISTER— Wanted! A Steam Shovel By LES FORGRAVE y " k ARRIVED \ A «£uiEF To KWOu; iT”S n EvereYTHihJG FSSMOWCOf Jh ! 1 -as c-Copynght, 1932. bv Caatrjl Prej» AfwviMiuti. Irg. A t <, ** * a * •* *** —r--- --- ■■ ■ • - - -- ■ ■■ .-i ~ . 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One Chrlat kindfled heart can touch with fire a hundred other hearts. Ttnw U e *- changed “beauty for ashes and the oil of joy for mourning.” PRAYERrO Thou who ait the sun of every soul, and Who enlighten** the eyee of all who seek Thy face, may we ao live that all who pass our way shall by us be quickened with the spirit of oommdetfhtp. Giant, more over. w« pray, that having caught within our souls a reflection of Thy Radfence, we may tn turn be radiant with the same Ugh* which ooxneth through Jams Christ our Lord Amen. SUNDAY, February 31 “Beheld' I Stand at the Door, and Knock*' (Read Revelation 3:14-22) The coming of God’s Radiance through Christ into our lives is pos sible only ait those times when we are receptive. It is as if someone were knocking alt a door, ready to enter, but unwMgng to dp so unril the man inside should heed the knock and throw open the door. Everyone knows that there are times when “the man inside” Is either too Indolent or too immersed in dfaher interests, to let the Light com# in These are the periods of spiritual apsdtty, when faith is neither hot n or cold, but lukewarm. In order to regain our spiritual keen ness then, we need to stir up ‘the man inside:“ that is to awaken the latent capacity for faith. Sometimes this is done for us by a sudden jolt of experience. Sometimes we do U for ourselves In a swift recollection of what we ar# missing No matter, however, by what means “the man in side” is brought to Ufa, It must be done. Otherwise, the Radiance is lost by default, and we are poorer and - M|>> m lug ml rrt'ft AMOCUUItMi, Inc He that entereth not by the door into the sheep hold, the same is a thief and a robber. . . Th# thief cometh not but for to steal, and to kill and to destroy: I am coma that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly..,. i^^t* o** 0 ** shepherd: ***** shepherd givath his life for the sheep. But he that is an hireling, and not the shepherd, whoee ewn the sheep are not, seeth the wolf earning, and leaveth the sheen.” r Whofs dorn Churches If] HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL, Rev. I. W. Hughes, rector. Second Sunday in Lent. 7:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a. m. Church school. 10 a. m. Men’* and Women’s Bible classes. 11 a m. Morning prayer and ser mon. 6:30 p. m. Young People’s Service League. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and ser mon. St. John’s Mission, North Hender son, 2 o’clock Church school; 2:45 o’clock Holy Communion. FIRST CHRISTIAN. Rev. R. A. Whitten, pastor. Sunday school classes for all ages, 9:45 a. m., C. D. Newman, superin tendent Worship 11 a m. Subject, “Con fidence In Christ." Text 2 Timothy 1:12. Junior Christian Endeavor meets at the church at 1:45 p. m. to attend services at the county prison camp, Mrs. Mary Dedman, superintends. Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p m, Miss Blanche Watters, more dee o l*te Ah an _we were even while tit? far country. Is there anyone so forlorn as he who, having once recovered the Presence of God, lets it slip away from him by going spiritually bo sleep? If and whe n we have temporarily shut Christ out of our lives, let us be sure that Hie knock upon the door does not go unanswered. , PRAYER: O Christ we are always , faithful to Thee. Thou Thyaelf dost ! know how we sometimes close Thee I cut. Yet, Thou comeet again and again. Help us. wbiji Thou ant still within our hearts, so to love Thee that Thou needeet never go away; but. when Thou hast gone because of our unfaithfulness, and dost return be , cause of Thy persistent love, may we ! never refuse Thee entrance. Amen. TOMORROW "The hireling fteeth, because he is an hireling, and careth not for the sheep. I am the good shepherd and know my sheep, and am known of mind." The blind naan healed proved himaelf a true sheep of the good shepherd by following Jems and forsaking the false leadership of the spiritual hirelings. "A stranger will they not fol low, but will flee from him: for they know not the ▼oice of stranger*." leader. Evening worship 7:30 p/m. Subject, Why Jesus Came,” Text, Luke 19:10. Our revival meeting begins next Wednesday evening at 7:30. Preaching 1 by the pastor. Singing directed by Rev. I* B. Reavls. We invite members of all the other church choirs to come and assist us in the song services. Everybody invited to these services. Services each evening at 7:30 o’clock The meetings will continu from Feb ruary 24, to March 4. METHODIBT PROTESTANT. Rev. L*. W. Gerringer, pastor. All members and the public are In vited to worship at the Methodist Proteatant church tomorrow. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a. m., with C. F. Tankersley, Jr., as superinten dent. At the eleven o’clock hour the pas tor will preach on “Is the Golden Rule Practicable?" It will doubtless be pro fitable to hear this subject discussed. The choir will furnish special music for this service. Junior Christian Endeavor meets ■ at seven o'clock, followed by the even ing worship service, at which time the pastor will again preach. His theme . will be “Good Citizenship or Chris tian Patriotism?* * Mid-week service Wednesday even t Jng at seven-thirty. We will continue the study of the parables of Jesus. I The study for Wednesday evening will be the parbles of “The Tares and the Dragnet/’ PRESBYTERIAN. s Rev. W. C. Cumming. pastor. J. Harry Bry&n, Sunday school su perintendent. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. with ’ Bible classes for men and women. Morning service at 11 a m. The aer ’ mon subject will be, “Why We Honor George Washington.” The choir will sing “All Hail the Power of Jesus - Name," an anthem by Judson. The evening service is at 7:30 p. m. The sermon subject will be “Blessings Jesus’ right to the claim of “Good Shepherd" is given its supreme test in his willingness to lay down his life for the sheep. And Jesus meets this test In his death on the crass, proving that hia shepherdhood is not a mere flgnra of speech. It actually Is expressive of his whole mission in the seek and to save that which was lost-" "I an the good shepherd: the good shepherd giv eth his Use for hia sheep." - and Cursing.” Some details will be, Who said “amen” to curses? How may we receive blessings? Mis. B. F. Harris and Mis. W M. Coffin will sing “So Precious to Me," as a duet. Come and worship with us. FIRST BAPTIST. Pastor, Dr. Hugh A. Ellis. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a m. Clarence E. Greene, superintendent. Classes for all. Morning worship at 11 a. m. The pastor will preach on “To Obey Is To Know." Mrs. Earnhardt will sing “He That Keepeth Israel,” by Wtdener. There will be a mass meeting of the city and oounty B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. followed by a special B. Y. P. U. service in the church at 7:30 p. m. when Miss Winnie Rickett, State young people's secretary for North CarottnA will speak. The Rev. Lonnie Reavis will lead the singing. Everybody interested in your peo ple is earnestly invited to be present, and encourage the young folks. The Wake Forest quartette will sing. FIRST METHODIST. Rev. D. E. Earnhardt, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, subject for adult lesson. “The Lord Is My Shep herd.” Worship services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., with special music by the choir an anthem; “The'Voice in the Wilderness," Jptan Prindle Soott. Subject for the morning sermon “Thp Home of the Soul.” Subject for the night sermon, "The Victorious Life.” Questions to be an swered by the night sermon: What are the main causes of defeat in the livee of men? Does any man need to De defeated. Where does the failure process first set up? What is the medicine for lack of courage? How may it be applied? What are some examples of men who have triump hant in the midst of defeat? WEST END BAPTIST. Rev. E. R. Nelson, pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, S. W. Oakley, superintendent. Evening service at 7:30 o’clock. Preaching by Dr. J. R. Nelson on the topic: “The Cry for a Clean Heart.” PAGE THREE SUNDAY SCHOOLS CITY ROAD M. E. R*”. M. W. Warren, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., P. M. Porter, superintendent Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m*. by the pastor. Junior League meets at 6:45 p. m., with Miss Elizabeth Savage as leader. SOUTH HENDERSON BAPTIST. Rev. L. B. Reavls, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Wake Forest quartet will sing at the Sun -8 day school hour. Rev. Mr. Davis, of Wake Forest, 8 will preach at 11 o'clock. There will be no preaching service at the evening 8 hour. All the congregation is Invited to the First Baptist church. a ABOUT THE BIBLE YOU H DON'T KNOW, e The word *“Lord” is found 1,858 times. i- The word “Jehovah” Ls found 6.- 855 times. e The word “Reverend’ is found but once, and that is in the 9th verse of the 11th Ps&im. The Bth verse of the 971 h Psalm is the middle verse in the Bible. r The 35th verse of the 11th chapter t- of St. John is the shortest verse in the Bible. 1 In the 107th Psalm, four verses are e alike—the Bth, 15th. 21st and Slst. e Each verse in the 136th Psalm ends t, No names or words with six syllables are found in the Bible, e The word “girl" is mentioned but i- once, and that is in the 3rd 'verse, t 3rd ohaptsr of Joel, e In both books of the Bible there q are 3.538,483 letters; 773,693 words and e 31,373 verses. e The 21st verse, 7th chapter of Ezra v has ail the letters of the alphabet, s The 6th chapter, Second Kings and » 37th chapter of Isaiah are alike. The book of Obediah Is the shortest consisting of one chapter which con tains 364 words and 21 verses. The 23rd Psalm is considered the r . sweetest of all the Psalms. The Ten Commandments are found in two books, Deuteremy, sth chap s ter, 11th to 21st verses, and Exodus, 20th chapter, 7th to 17th verses.
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