SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS U
, On the Sunday School Lesson by
Rev. Dr. Linscott for die In
ternational Press Bible Question
Club.
(Copyright 1810 by Rev. T. S. Liwoii, D.EX)
(Copyright, Hi 10. b> Rev. T. S. Unftiott, D.D
Feb. 19th, 1911.
Elijah's Flight and Return, J
Kings xvill;4l—xli:2l. '
Golden Tex't—They that wait upon
the fjord shail renew their strength.
Isaiah xl:3l.
(!.) Verse 41 —What U the beat way
to treat an enemy? *
(2.). llow did Elijah know there watt
to be rain?
(S.) 42—"Why did Elijah have
to pray- for rain seeing he had told
Ahab it was ccrnir.g?
(4.) When God gives us the assur (
auce of a thing Is itright or wrong
to bt) anxious about ItT
(5 ) What Is the proper bodily atll-j
tudc when we pray?
(6.) Verses 43-46 —Why 1s It our
duty when we pray for a thing to look
out for the answer?
(7.) Is "the hand of the I>ord" on a
godly man any more at one time than
at another, or is the difference only In
Its realisation?
.. (8.) Verses 1-2—lMd Ahab tell Je/.o
t>ol nil that Rlij.ih had done simply for
information .or to stir her anger
agntnpt him?
fi».) If Jezebel meant what she said
why did she wain Elijah"
(10.) What 'did Joaebel do that her
name has l>- cmie. a syiumj in for bail
ness?
(11.) llow do you account for J'v
bet's hatred for Elijah?
(12.) If Jezebel had made a sii
lar threat-* hen Elijah medfj his ch:
lenge to-the prophets of Bail' wh:
♦■ffeet would it then have had o
Elijah? '
(13.) Verses .1-4 —Is it a rule tli .
great spiritual e'ation is generally f
lowed by corresponding dejection as
this eaee of Elijah, and it' so, how (
you account for it?
" •' (14 r wny Is a-eood man more UK.
ly to be tripped by the Devil when h
has been having unusual success tli!'
ai other times?
(15.) How do you "account for it t'
eucb a mighty man as Elijah i
away from a woman?
(IC.) Verses 0 Had Elijah b«-
in the habit of getting orders dire
from God. ami is there any evidem
that he was sleeping under this jun
per tree at God's command?
(17.) Was this "angel" a spirit, o
a human being?
(1) Verses 9 10—If Elijah had
waited to get God's direction would
bo have been in this cave?
(li).) What connection is there be-j
tween Elijah's answer and God's
question" —— -
2O ) Verses 11-14—What Is the sig.
nilrcance of the wind, the earthquake,
the fire, and then tho "still small!
■voice?''
(21.) Are the great events or the
so-called little ores, the~more import-'
ant In shaping our destiny? Give your!
reasons. (This question must be an j
•wereci In writing by members of the'
club.)
(22.) Is melancholy always wrong
■or does it accomplish a!
good purpose? (Give your reasons.) |
(23.) Verses If. IS Could we he
aaved from everr unneceuary Journey,'
and be pre.Pt.Ud Trom making mis-|
takes If »e thought of God in ail our'
pians? Why?
(LM.i rnvs God to-day plan for the
rulers of -ho nntiona ar, he did In those!
dr'ys ?
(23.)" What reacon Is there for the
■belief that G:d gives every good man'
his work as he here lays it out for El I-i
Jab?
(26.) Does God plan for the future'
■of the naffrns as tn this case?
(27.) Verses IP 21—Should the call;
to the tninfstry, or any other occupa-J
ticn to-day be as distinct as the call
of EMsha?
Lesson f r Sunday, Feb. 26. IPI I.'
meets A hah in Naboth's Vine
yard, I Kings 21.
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INSURANCE AGENT, ,
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!Rn»ort of the Conditiou of the
Bank of Martin County
at the close of business Jails 7. 191 1
resources:
jLoansVnd Discounts siv> 207.59
Overdrafts secured "* 6,314.10!
I Altother stocks bonds, intgs 1,376.00
, Banking house fur. and fixt'rs 1,850.00
All other real estate owned . >19.33'
Demand I'l.lns 1,900.00
Due from banks and lwnkers t',529 41 '
; N itional btnk notes, etc. 7,211.43
Total . • $191,69085.
UAMMTIKS .
Capital Stock f ifi.ooo.oo j
Surplus Fund 17,000.00 |
j ''udivided profit*, less current
j expends aad taxe* paid ~—-'~ : j 334 j
j Notes ami bills rediscounted. 12,500 m>
I Hills parable 15,000.00
I Time certificates of deposit
! I >epo?it«. subject to check 94.096.50 I
Due to hanks toil bajnkers 2 663 31 1
Total $191,69085!
State of "Jfo.rth CaiMiiia, Cd>int£ of Martin, j
I 1. J. G. ftMard, Caniiler of the ahovr-tMUted !
j hank to s-ilemiily swear that "the ixNive state j
I went i« true tothe-hcht of my knowledge and ;
belief. J. O. RnilARI), Canhier
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I Wlifi-ler Martin. Directors.
~j Subscribed suit «wutti !obefore me,this iHilny :
1 of Jan., wu C. 11. GODWIN,
Notary Public |
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Bank of Robersonville
Robersonville, N. C.
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President. Vice-Prea.
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ily virtue of it power of sale cont'iin d
in a cttrtain d» ed of trust executed to me
as irii tie, ami bearing date January 30
nineteen hundred and nine, by J. A.
LegKett and wife, N'attcy I). Legvett and
duly recorded in the-ihP'lic Registry of
Martin Cutyitv iu Pok YYV at pagi J
520, tn secure the payment i>f a certain
bond therein mentioned, and the -.tipu'a
tioiiK ill said deed of trust not having I
!>eeli complied with and at the request
nf John K. Koberson, ns-ignee of the |
Cestuv.que trii't therein named, J shall j
on Saturday the nth day of March, 191 1.
it two o'clock lifter noon, in front of th> I
II Post Office. in the town of Robersonville. j
North Carolina ,lfer at public sale, I
the hfyhest btddeft for cash, the foil >w- 1
1X5,4 property, to-wit:
Situate in Mattitr County, and begin- 1
I nintf "I a stikv A. K. Orav I ,
I ilii'iting' and F,;i Rober-ons' cnicr I
. I thf-iice with P.stha -ftuiitins's line to
J sweet frtim John I) W\ mi's corner
vhe'icV w 'til said John I) U'v tin's Ii ._»• t j
I'.n's Sw.rrip, tlii*uce down tli'» run • |
said Swamp ..to Eli Riii rsiin'» line, :
thenrcAvitb said Robert-ou's Hue to the '
beginning ' o'lt *i 11 ill fifteen .acre
more or les«, and the satrie 1m l
purchased of said T. A. Bunting and
I'.tnnia Hunting.
I TBts February J'h, 19H,
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Dunning Ki Smith, Trustee.
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Trustee's Sale »
P,y virtue of authority of a, J)eed' / cf
1 Trust esweufed to me bv S. 11. Ellison
j and wife, Mia C. K'! i&f:n, ou the Kth 11:u
jof January. 1909, and duly recorded in i
1 the Register's office in Martin County in
Book VVV, Pag" 275. to secure the pay
: ment of a certain bond bearing even date
i therewith, an 1 the stipulations in, said 11
Deed of Trust not bavin fycen complied j
with, I shall expose at public auction, '
fur casMoo Monday the ftth day of
i March, 1911, at 12 o'clock na>n at the!
f Court House in Martin County, the fol- j .
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Beginning at* R. W. Clary's corner on ' 1
the Street thence Kastwardly along
CLa/v'S Itnelo J. W. Watts line, thence »
4jience along Watts line to Watts, Ellison 1
amNifcifson corner; thence along M D )
Wilsbn's line N. K. 30" yards; thence
North Weitwardly to the Street; thence j
South Westwardly along the Street
the beginning. Containing one acre, '
more or less, and being same land deeded
to M. C. Ellison by W. A. Ellison. See '
deed Book FFF, page 285. ' 1
This February 3rd, 1911.
F. K HODGES, •
2-10 . Trustee.
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