THE PRATER COWER
"LARGE BLESSINGS OF A
BRIEF CREED"
"I know Him whom I have be
lieved."? 2 Tim. 1:1?.
"Think of the Urge blessings of a
small theology-T*a religion which
shall really being to us, be a pari
of us, enter into as, abide with us,
and with us only, but with our chil
dren forever.
Not many doctrines, but sojid. It
need not be very wide, but it must
be very deep. It must go down to
the bottom of oar hearts, and dwell
there as a living certainty."
"To be sure of God, most wise,
most mighty, most holy, most loving,
our Father in Heaven and earth.
To be sure of Christ, divine and
human, our Brother and our Master,
the pattern of excellence, ar.d the
Redeemer from sin, the Saviour of
all who trust in Him.
To be sure of the Holy Spirit, the
Comforter, the Guide, the Purifier,
ghren to all who ask for Him.
To be sure of Immortality, and
endless life in which nothing can
separate us from the Love of God."
"Let us concentrate our faith up
on these thinsrs."
"If we can get hold of these pro
found realities, if we can gather
abour. them all the forces of reason
and, conscience, and experience and
testimony, to establish them forever,
if wvj can rest upon them firmly asid
steadfastly feelincr that they are
our?, because they are revea'ed, we
(4) all he satisfied. For our great need
is not to know more about religion
hut to be more sure of what we do
know."
"One thought I have, my ample
creed;
So deep it is and broad,
And equal to my every need,
It is the thought of God.
iSa.h morn unfolds some frosh sur
prise,
I r.-aat at life's full board;
And rising in my inner skies,
Shines forth the thought of God. i
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;At night ray gladness is my prayer,
I drop my duly load,
'And every care is pillowed there
. ' Upon the thought of God.
; I ask not far before to see,
1 Bat take in trust my road,
1 Life, Death and Immortality,
; Are in my thought of God.
? To this their secret strength they
' owed,
The martyrs path who trod;
The fountains of their patience flow
ed
From out their thought of God.
I
Be still the light upon my way,
My pilgrims staff and rod,
My rest by night, my strength
by day,
0 btessed thought of God."
A PRAYER
. Dear Father, I thank Thee that I
'ran come near to Thee, and find in
Thee all I can need and all I can
di-sire. Help me to be unselfish in
my prayers, seeing in Thy glorious
goodness the assurance of Thy help.
May I love the silence through '
which Thou uost speak, and may 1
be quick to hear Thy still voice
sounding- in the tumult of human
sound.
Dear Jesus, help nie to confess
Thee truly in life and in speech. Let
mo remember that the ffcith Thou
dost ;>.sk for b a daiiy service. 0
keep me from lip worship, while
heart and life are far from Thee.
And may I so earnestly speak Thy
name and follow Thy example that
my confession may please Thee and ,
bless my fellow men. i
0 Eternal Spirit, I would communc
with Thee. Far away from all that
troubles and disturbs, I would rest
brside the river of everlasting love. '
Tiied and weary with all my striving, I
give me Thy strength, comfort me !
with Thy love, and fill me with Thy !
life. Flow through me, cleansing
nie from all stain of sin, from all
dark thoughts and weakness of body,
and lift me to a consciousness of
Thy nearness. Breathe upon me bo
that I may be able to hear Thy still
/?mall voice. I wait upon Thee now,
hushed and silent in Thy Presence.
Dear Lord, I thank Thee that Thoa
hast not left me uncertain concern- ;
ing what and where I shall be when
I die. In thine own book and by Thy !
own blessed words Thou hast made '
clear the ar.swer which satisfies my ,
heart. I know not what bliss awaits j
me there, and I am too feeble to |
understand the greatness of the |
Klory which Thy love has prepared,
but oh, dear Master, J know that
even as Thou has cared for me from
iry creation so Thou wilt care for
me through all the ages, and in Thee
have I put my trust, Amen.
? C. V. C.
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mrs. a. w. hupp
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE
Under the power of sale contained
in that certain deed in trust executed
by J. L. Plott and wife, Sallie Plott, <
to Lewis P. Hamlin, trustee, dated
the 14th day of December 1929, and ,
recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of deeds for Transylvania coun
OAKLAND NEWS MOTES
Mrs. W. H. Nicholson called on
Mrs. L. N. Norton Sn&day afternoon.
Mrs. Claude Reid has been qoite ill
the past week.
Miss Lessie Reid of Sapphire, had
is week-end guest* her cousins,
Misses Flora and Bess Reid of Bre
vard.
Airs. Clyde Chappie was ill last
week, but is able to be out again'.
Otto Alexander called on I. S.
Sanders Saturday evennigr.
Mrs. C. W. Fisher and Mrs. W. W.
Reid were guests of Mr*. I. S.
Sanders Monday.
Mrs. Lee F. Norton, Mr. and Mrs.
f.?y Matheson were Brevard visitors
Saturday.
Among those calling on Billie Jo
Matheson Sunday were Peggy Sand
ers, Allene Fisher, Clara Lec Fisher,
nnie Chappie and Artense Chap
pie.
Rev. E. R. Pendleton of Brevard,
.vas guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Reid Saturday evening and night.
We were very sorry to learn of
the death of Mrs. Johnnie Reid of
Rosman.
! Claude Nicholson culled on his
cousin, Leo Reid, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harrison, and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrison and
small son Richard Jr., were Rosman
visitors Saturday evening.
Evannd Sanders called on Mrs.
Ethel Reid Saturday.
Mrs. Ford Reid and children of
Sapphire, called in our village Sun
day.
L. E. Cash and Jess Cash visited
their mother last week. Mrs. Cash
is very sick in Ashiivtlle.
Little Misses Martha and Mary
Matheson spent Saturday after
noon with their aunt, Ola Sanders.
I ii .in ?
ty, N. C. in Book No. 24 at page
[283, default having been made in the
'payment of the indebtedness thereby
jsecured, and demand having been
made for sale, the undersigned trus
tee will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder FOR CASH, at 12
o'clock M. on the 31st day of March
1930, at the court house door in the
town of Brevard, N. C., the follow
ing described piece or parcel of land,
lying and beinjr in Cstheys Creek
I Towxiahfo, and mora perticulnrly de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING on A stake on th#
west margin of Highway No. 28 ?t
i the junction of an old road, and
runs with north and west side of the
old Toad the following courses and.
distance*: South 74 deg. west 76
feet; then sonth 47 deg. west 40
feet; then south 21 deg. west 20
feet; then 6 deg. west 189 feet to 'i
stake in the old Paxton line; theft'
with said oid line south 87 deg. east
30 feet to a stake on the west ma
gin of the Highway; then sam?
course south 87 deg. east 260 feet
to a a take on the north bank of the
old road leading to Lambert Gilles
pie's house; then with the north mar
gin of said old road, north 46 1-2 |
deg. west 282 feet to a stake on the
east margin of the Highway; thei,
crossing the Highway, north 18 deg.
west 36 feet to the beginning, con
taining 87 ? 100 of an acre more or
lea*.
Said sale being made for the pur
pose of satisfying said debt, inter
est, costs and expenses of said sale.
Sale made subject to any and all
taxaa.
This 25th day of Feb. 1930.
LEWIS P. HAMLIN, Trustee.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Under aDd by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
in trust from W. E. SMpmtin and
wife to the undersigned trustee1
bearing date of .March 30th, 1928,
and registered in book No. 17 at
gege 293 et seq. of the record of
eed in TruU for Transylvania coun
ty, .securing certain indebtedness
therein mentioned and described, Jiud
default having been made in the
payment of said indebtedness and all
notices required having been given
and said default has not been made
good, an<i the holder of the paPtr
evidencing said indebtedasas having
requested the undersigned to fore
close said deed in 'trust ;
New therefore the undersigned
trustee will on Saturday, March 8th
1980, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
House door In Brevard, N. C., offer j
for wale and sell to the highest lid- :
der for cash, the following describ.-d
property to wit:
Thf.t lot set out and described in
the deed in trust aforescicJ, reference
being harol>y made to wtld deed in
The writer wishes to comet ?
mistake iti*t he made in tht Pleasant
Grove News last week. 8a*. 0. N.
Xcykendoil in place of Rev. Hciihsfs
. worth has been elected pastor o f
Plettant Grove church.
| Mr*. D, R. Justus, who is ia Pat
ron Memorial hospital in Header
sosvilie, is gettiag along very nice
ly though aha ia very sick yet
"Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Johnson of
Balfour, spent the week-end with
the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mr*. J
M. Gray.
Misses Goldia Banks, Paulette
Grey, Kate Blythe, Florence Blythe.
and Messrs Aldon Drake and Earl
Uray attended the annual banquet of
the Juniors and Seniors of EXowah
High School, held Saturday evening
at the home of Martin Garren of
Hendersonville.
Rev. O. N. Kuykendoll preached
an interesting sermon at Pleasant
Grove church Sunday afternoon. It
is hoped that all the members will
lend their assistance and cooperation
to the pastor.
Creed and Anderson Banks have
been suffering with a bad case of
mumps.
Clyde Blythe, of Enon, was in this
section Sunday.
Coy Blythe of Hendersonville.
spent the week-end at the home of
11 is parents. Rev. and Mrs C. E.
Blythe.
Airs. Ramon Howard, of Hender
sonville, spent Wedmssdsy night at
the home oi her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Hamilton.
Charles Jackson, who has been
working in Greenville, has returned
to his home here.
Miss Florence Blythe was the din
ner puest oi Miss Goldia Banks, on
Sunday.
trust and the record thereof for de
scription of said property by metes
and bounds.
The proceeds of said sale to be ap
plied upon said indebtedness, cost*
of sale etc. Thla the 6th day of
February, HS?.
D. L. ENGLISH. Trustee. 4te
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