Improvod Uniform International SundaySchool Lesson T <?7 HI*. F B ntHVATM. DO.. D?M ?f t>ay Ml ?.-neet?. u*?4f Btfcia ? A. t*M. WMttr* W*W??M?r Hates. > LtMon for Auguit I TH? atVINO or MANNA LI* SON TiVPCT? Mioduff lt l-M. IOLDHN THXT-Jtiui eald u?t? litem, "1 mm the bread of life." PRIMARY TOPIC? UoS'e Gift ef l>a?y Bread JUNIOR TOPIC? Q?d 8enda Food la the 1ST CRM HOt ATM AND flWNIOR TOP ' . 1C ? Our Oaf if Bleaaln**. YOL'NO PMOPI.W AND ADULT TOP JC ? Gad a Uood (Jlf ta. I. Luatlng for tha Fleahpota af ?typt (vr. vi2). 1. Murmuring; ngslnst Moses and Aaron (vv. 1-11). As tbey Journeyed from Kllm Into the great wilderness, they became eon fvtous of the scarcity of some of tha things tliey had enjoyed even In Epypttan slavery. Only a few days before they were singing God's praises for t lielr wondrous ilell * ;g.r*n ' ce _aL.iiu? fted Sob <Wx. 1 5 ).rliiei re o m pi a I n t not . only displayed Ingratitude but a deep M'>ited impiety. lit whs against God that they were murmuring, for He had led diem Into the .wilderness: His" object in Kf? d-'lin; ivus to teac^i them to Walk by faltti Instead of sight. They went so far ns to' express the wish tllRJt theybad died, In lOgypt With full stomachs rather thrti'i to be walking; la the wlfdarnesa bv faith. 2. <?od> answer to their murmur ing* (VV* 4-12). (1) He promised to rain bread from heaven (vv. 4, 5). His purpose In (his was to teach them that man flveth not by hr**nd nlone, bat by every word that proreed ?*d out of the mouth of the Lord (I)ewt. S:3). (2) He promised to plv* them a vi sion of ills glory (w. 6"J0) . Tlits nerved hh a warning and en couragement. Moses and Aaron told rhe children of - lintel that the glory of ? the Lord should he ??in In the morning as a reminder (hat their mur muring was against lh>e Lord and nor urslnst themselves. (3> He promised them flesh and brrad (yv, 11. 12), "At even ye shall cnt flesh and in .'the morning ye shall be ftlle<T with bread/-. . -""T M. Quajja^V<l -Mann a Given (vv At the appointed time Cod Rave the Israelites tUe promised food. fie fir.st ? , allowed theui. to fowl . thefr need to *h<?\Y fheiti hitfutft need Is hot- physical food, hut living faltji arix! fi lh.wsliip with Oi)(1. t. ifli the cyta*ln^ the <piail? came i IT (v. IB). Since /they ' tllPX ! ?*o 1 1 ' flesh.. Tie ctvo tb/;?ft de?Ji to out: <;???! fre?iueutly ?liters' to .t tie 'V.lesli'rjs ofl.Ifa people, - . U;i..Y/h I :? :i r ?. the he* r Vfjy to teach them is to rll.-vv then* to be filled' with their "'Vii Tolly. . ? ... ! \ 'X hi. the .tiroriiliur' fjiid save the 1 iiiunra) ' f vv: ' W t."> . ? .1 t 'flse ivrneilles didjiot 1;n<v?r w-int it I , w*W. [!.;y i ;'V .< yxeUlm ??T." What fs !:? 51- ? i'e's iotal them thrit.li 'wii* t lie bread v h ilv-> 1 JLud given then. I to enh III. T_h>s R.^p^n-i.biiUlea of the; IsraellVQS (vv. MV.'ll). 1. They mftsl gather .a .certain rate jla.iiy (v. The jnfrpo-e of tM's'TCvM^-^*- V'Sr ' t):? ir fulfil 'I hev nia>?t look, to Hltu f?vr tH ir dully bread (Matt, G:1I). :2. Kvcry miin nheM Rather for h(tn .?elf (v. Id). .. -; ;,T. ThU te-o'he^ us th*? Important iessfin H:;t >vefy mail r< m -*t appropriate ('IiHm for himself. 3. '! ! *?: must not gatlic.r In excess ?'f m?- dhy's -apply (vv. 15-20). llidt who h \y m ?? h? excess of n day's -n; . y l> ? :no ? rhpi The*' hrisLtan ?I.U ; * < 1 \yh.-il :;ii" fii.k l-'mher. lie >tow#''.M4'A?n liiin. ?. 'hi'' >?<. Inn' grace and . . ; I':; ??? ?.?!:? :? jfmi t u?it lie' hoarded ui>? { ihev ..Hiv z <w?d fi.t'y when put t<> use. | <.\Thc r.a'.Vnh miu i ho tinf.hered \ r,.- . /(v,.j i),- . ! ThU ^ ? '?!???? #do:n> early b^f'"?.-e the : a,. up. '*?'o iiuifll we" seeh ?! .. oUr manna. every day i . sfjd "i he tUb'?> Ui tha day (John ?j jJ/Tlie rnttnmt oi ?j ??f'h.venlen t>? pre M-rve lift*, . ? . They were. In. it \vil l.'iuess, ?o ) live or4y Viy the valine of the f-u-r-1 vvhifh, ' fiirl fcftivr, It lid ,ho \vlih ('hrlHl (Ji'lm 6 ?; <}. I MI- hl"!i'iith n should be given - to the Sjthhath (lay (vv .'42 31). A double portion \v?:* to be jcnth?*red The flay before no as to keep Inviolate the Sfblmth d h V . IV. Manna a? a M?nr?orlal (vv. :i2?.6). This was to h*? kept as a reminder of God's fayor In feeding them In I he wilderness, even^ for supplyliiK them . wltli t?reH<L{or forty years until Ihey reached Uhe? promised land. To Giv? AH Tt?? lov? of . the base spirit Is the gegTrt" to tHtff 'wn'lt eww. 'ttie loie ??f the nobler sptplt la the- dealrv 1o. flvt all'U cna. If on* life shines *Im? u?xt life to ll r ?t?t citeh U>e llRbt. ~tT~t? tbe to'fec tiori of excellence. 1 Beet Preparation ?? boinp m tiuh u?n m uikMtisu About your | Health Thing* You Should Know RIGHT LIVING ? If our scientists wouW give us a sing}* volume containing rufes for right living. put up in simple lang uage ,so that all could understand, they would be doins: humanity more gocd than the thousand and cne use less fad* being developed can ever do. Where is the-, man who thoroughly urrdew*tah.^3 eating and uleeping? How many lives are cut short by errors in these two . essentials to life itself? How many men know the capabilities f their individual bodice f'-.r work T How many obey ? them. or have any kind of systematic pro^ cramjlpr th^j^m serving of streiiirth on the\ output of energy? We so. slip- shod, hap-hazard, break-nock to wreck and ruin so far as good health and cn sequent happiness are con cerned. We scorn the night at>d doseerat" the day. We stuff the body and Wonder why we have indigestion and blood pressuije. lj Ip the matter tff Irest we are as ?gnfcrant, or." if not ignorant, then in; a state of rebellion. We should sleep eight hours. We should never fcurry in eating. We should never nepfect the necessary amount of water, internally and externally. ! We should never waste energy in ( j worry over things we cannot help. I We should be temperate m all thmgra; .One of our greatest exponents of temperance literally ate himself into1 premature death, Many other tlo the *ame thing. The distorted ahapes that you see at the, bathing beach bear witnes* to dietary, crime that bathing will not cure. Man was not crea* t En tkfe "shaps of a-hippppotamus. Right living, will correct most of our evils by prevention,? -no telling how long we might live* If we obeyed the law -f .right1 living. ^ ? Arc; I' 'ST ENDS PLANTING FOK FALL GARDEN Hfifeigh; X r.. .Tuiy 2o.--The h? t est. ? j>J art 1 5 ng ?' (1 a tes- ftr ina-ny vvge tnMos. for the f:\U p'ard;- j b.v the mi::clfc* of. August. Frost is tor r.\\r to '-'plant later.; toe.?: this r.nd'. the veer- 1 iV; Is will v.:,t -mature so as.jlo.be of value' \o t.hc ^rovrer. ??TV; ? p'nnts f cabbage, .tomatoes' ar.d oelery must be &efc during, the first half of Aagust to insure their ! maturity before killing frost occurs," s?V3 Prof. Robert &cKmi2t, vtge tafalo investigator for the North Carolina State College. 44T>e Cmt week in August is not too Ute to plant late Irish potatoes in eastern North Carolina. The succession plantings of snap beans should be continued all over the State and the first' sowings of such crop# a* lettuce, spinach; turnip*, mustard. Chinese cabbage and kale sbctiM be ma^e." Where tomato wilt is present in the garden soil. Prof. Schmidt rec o nun ends the planting of such wi!t resistant varieties m the Norton or Marglobs. It is unnecessary to stake tc ma toes unless tlfe season is un usually wet. Un staked vines will produce a larger crop though t'ey "syill be a little later. Tomatoes Irish potatoes, celery and cucumbers should be sprayed frequently or dusted with Bordeaux mixture to check the serious diseas es which affect these crops, states prof. Schmidt. The late summer and fall is the mcst trying season of the year .fcr the garden and it should not be negfected!* Frequent cultiva tion is necessary if the season i dry and if too much rain falls, the grower will -have hard work to kepp crab grass and weeds from, smother ing the crop. Irrigation will pay- in many gardens. dull feeling "MY old stand-by ia Thed&xrd's 1T* Black-Draught ? I have used it off and on for about 20 years," says Mr. W. S. Reynolds, of R. F. D. 2, Arcadia, La. "I get bilious and have a Wd taste in my mouth. My head feels dulL I don't ^ust f?el like getting around and?- "doing my work. I know it HaVt lazineas, but-hilipuanees. * "So I iake a few.dtftos of Black Draught and when it acts well, I get Up feeling like new ? full of pep' and ready for any kind of wor^ "I can certainly recommend it." In case of biliousness and other disagreeable conditions due to an inactive liver, Black-Draught help* to drive the poisonous im purities out of the system and tends to loavp the organs in a state of normal, healthy activity. Black-Draught is made entirely of pure medicinal roots and herbs and contains no dangerous or harmful mineral flrugs. It can be safely taken by ev6ryone. Sold everywhere. Price 25c. all Grocery Service That Satisfies j GOOD FOODS? -? [ QIICK SEKVJCE ? PROMPT DELIVERY? PLENTIFUL SELECTION? [ Everything. von bily here is notgd for its cleanliness ! as well as its quality. Rapid turnovers ot present i merchandise injure the best Groceries at all times. | J. Y. BLANKS i lionc - - Itosboro, N. C. tm;?{<::mmmm?K;:aututK:uunmtti<tnmRnumntwtiw:??tKt?uttu?(U FOR A SUMPTUOUS SUNDAY DINNER It's most necessary that yon have goorl Meat as the basis for your Sunday spread. " FTo^you will at all times find here the very Choicest cots you like. Moore's Market . - PHONE m ? " ~ TRUSTEE'Si SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the'authori ty contained is an order of the Honorable Clifford Frasier, Refcre? Ln Bankruptcy in a certain matter entitled L. & Lone, Bankrupt, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash. 12 <V clock M.. Saturday. August II, 1926. the following lot ?r parcel of land ait'Mted in the village ct Hurdle Milla, North Carolina, and described as follows: Bounded on the North by the Lands of George Brioks and C. C. White; on the East and South by the Rox borj and Hillsboro public road and the lands of John Thompson and N. D. Harris; on the West by the lands of Mrs. R- L. Long, containing three (3) acres, more or less. Situated Upon this lot of land is a live room cottage, store, filling station and other, buildingi. __ The iwwustul bidder is required to deposit a certified check (or ien percent of the bid vflth the truilee. Any and all bids are subject t> re jection by the Referee. For further particulars inquire :f! !he trustee or C. A. Hall, Attorney. Place of Sale: Courthouse in Ro.\-' boro, North C arolina. Date of Sale: 13 o'iUe't M., Sv urday, Aur- i ? U, 1936. Terms of Sale: Cash This the 14th day ef July, 19'Jtj. THOS B. WOODY, Trustee In Bankruptcy. L. K. I.Dflf, Bankrupt, Burlington, North Carolina. JUNIOR ORDEK MEETINGS Lon^hurst Council No. S70 meet* ?ivory Monday evening 7:J0 Come :o those meetings members. Basi lets of importance comes before us ?ften which you should know about. LBMON OLIVER, Councillar, O. J. BLUE. Kee Sec. ADVERTISE IN THE COURIER SUBJECT TO CHANGK Diner: ? "Gosh, this is high! I don't think I'U have enough left for a tip." Waiter: ? "Let me see the bill agraiti, sir. Maybe I made a mis take.-' DR. S. RAPPORT of Dirkta OPTOMETRIST Specialist in examinmgeyes sad fit ting glasses will be in Roiboro st Davis' Drug Store every first Wednesday in each month. His glas ses will (five you real pleasure and satisfaction. They are accurately fitted in every detail. They feel right and look right. Charges rea sonable. My next viiit will be Wednesday September 1st. It's "the most refreshing of drinks". . . . "delicious to taste" . . . . "thirst-quench ing". . . ."delightful with food ? especially sand wiches" .... "cooling" , . . ."it costs but 5 cents." Buy it by the case and keep a few bottles on ice at horn 2. t million a. day ROXBORO BOTTLING WORKS Roxboro, N. C. IT 1!:\D\ TO P.E GOOD TO WHERE IT IS Vl ' V -\A I^ople say tKey like it because Deliciqus and Refreshing Shelter In Storm or Fair All work and no play makes life very dull and hardly worth while. .With the call of the great out doors, sea or camp lure you far. Pleasure and enjoyment becomes a matter of finances. Will the pocketbook cover all? Should -a storm of expenses rise, would it mar your complete enjoyment? Provide yourself with ample shelter ? start a saving account. ' m ? . The First National Bank -THE FRIENDLY BANK" ? ""V Under supervision U. 5. Government

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