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International
Sunday School
Lesson
-for
OCTOBER 11, 1959
(These comments are based
o the International S. S.
Lesson Outlines, copyrighted
by the International Council
o f Religious Education, USA,
V and used by pemMssionJ
FILLED WITH THE
HOLY SPIRIT
. Memory : Selection: ' "Bepetif,
; and be baptized every one of you
in. the name of Jesus Christ for
the forgiveness, "of your sins; and
' you shall receive 4he gift of the
Holy Spirit:' . (Acts :98.)
, Lesson Text; Acts S.
This lesson should help realize
that the comang of the Holy
Spirit into the lives of those who
look by faith to Christ, by what
ever means it may come, is al
ways a transforming experience.
Studying our Bible for today,
we read of Pentecost, and the
touching of the Apostles with the
Holy Spirit. And we read of
Peter's moving exhortation to has
brethren: "Repent, and be bapti
zed every one of you in the name
of Jesus Christ for the forgive
ness of your sins; and you shall
receive the gift of the , Holy Spir
it." (Acts 2:38.)
The early Christian went out
from Pentecost with the convic
tion unshaken that their leader
Jesus was alive and able to give
them strength to carry on in faith.
They went out with a God -em
powered life to be his witnesses
throughout the world. They be
lieved the gifts of the spirit of
God in their hearts demanded of
them a life of witnessing to that
Spirit.
The results of Pentecost are seen
in the birthday of the Christian;
Church and in Peter's explana
tion to the people of the founda
tion of the Christian faith on the
character and life of Jesus. This:
was the gift of the Holy Spirit,
and this was the power in . which
the persons of Christian , faith
went out to change a world. '
. A different life awaited them,
It was true they had no' great
wealth in the - material things.-!
They had no great political power.
They 1 were ' less of : military
power than ever before in their
history, They had no thought
chat they would seek to conquer
an empire. But they were trans
formed from a group of disheart
ened, discouraged . disciples into
flaming evangels for a risen Lord.
For them, life now had' hope. The
future was bright because it was
a future with Christ in the King
dom. In this troubled world of oursi
today, we need to let the Holy
Spirit enter into us. We live in
a day and age which is largely
concerned with larger powers. In
every area of life and experience,
man is seeking to get greater
power than hag been known here
tofore. 'Life and -energy are spent
across the years seeking to get
economic security. V .tions t
eontrtwntly' throwin; t'vlr fewll
weight around whenever an i
arises which they feel calls t
reminding a ' potential enemy of,
the vatrtness of their1 might. . For
eign policy' too often is conducted
on the brink of open war,
. Scientifically, we have ' made
reat atrldea., W have .made
them In past generation; we are
currently making them in, our
own generations; and what vast
scopes lie before our children im
years to comeT We can only dim
ly guess at the prospects. God
provided us with great powers in
this universe he .gave us. We have
learned to harness water and
electricity and bring via them un
told benefits to mankind. The
scientific advances that now en
able us to send rockets into outer
apace and past the moon sober
us. They make us realize that
God has endowed man with a cap
acity for knowledge so great that
he is able to defy the gravity
pull of his own planet! But what
we tend to forget is that the uni
verse, with all its wonders, magni-
tficently illustrates the marvel of
disciplined power. The benefits
we have "discovered" will only be
benefits so long as they are nob'
used Carelessly and without due
regard for human saftey.
But an even greater power i8i
available to us. It i the power
of God's Holy Spirit. God is will
ing to fill the life of any and all
men with power. Indeed, he longs
for this to happen. The power
with which he wanit3 to invest
man's life would, of course, have
to be like his own; holy, disciplin
ed, uniboastinig, refined.
So many of us have a warped
idea about the meaning of holi
ness. We too ottten associate it
with pious canting, and far this
reason we do not wish to have
the term applied to us. Yet God
can give nothing less than true
holiness. Human personality is.
Held iThurtday
James Nick Parker, 82, of Hot
(Springs RFD 2, died Monday, Oc
tober 5, 1959,. at 6:16 at
his home after a Ions; illness.
. Services were held this (Thurs
day) morning at 10:00 o'clock at
Bethel Christian Church, ,
. The, Rev. Paul Davis and the
Rev, C. W. Balding officiated and
burial, was in the Reynolds Ceme
tery. Friends of the family were.
pallbearers, .. .
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Lucy Pangle Parker; three daugh-j
Iters, ' Mrs. .Sanford Blamkenship,
of Maryville, Tenn., Mrs. Hubert,
Pangle of Hot Springs RFD 2,
and Mrs. Spencer Holland of
iRidgeway Va.; four brothers,
John of Springiport, Ind., Jack of
Hot Springs RFD 2, Lon of Kings
pert, Tenn., and Will of Brooklyn,
Nr,Y.; 16 grandchildren and 23
great-grandchildren.
Mr Parker was a retired farm
er and was a native of Madison
County. .
. 'Bowman-Rector Funeral Home;
was in charge.
so sacred that only that which is
holy Is worthy of it. Therefore
God makes available to man his.
own Holy Spirit. It is the most
appropriate gift he can offer,
and also the most precious.
One whose sins are forgiven
may become proud and arrogant
unless he welcomes the influence
of the "Holy Spirit in his heart to
constantly remind him that the
wonder, of his redemption wasi
wrought by God. From that hour
on hi life must be lived in grati
tude,' 'He must express toward
others a lively concern that they,
too, may enjoy a life that is clean
sed from sin, and which is praise
worthy for : its devotion to God,
who' dwells within. j
o ' 6
' Security
LUCILLE M. HICKMAN
. Field Representative
Madison County V
0
"Disabled children may be eli
gible for social security payments'
if a parent has qualified for ben
efits," Mrs. Lucill M. Rickman,
field representative, has stated,
Regardless of the child's age, he
or she may become entitled, but
the child must have been disabled
before reaching age 18.
i The disability must be estab
lished with medical evidence, that
is, statements of doctors or hos
pitals where the child has been
treated. There are some cases
in which the doctor who treated
the child before age 18 is now de
ceased. In these cases, the dis
bility may be established by
school records, or statements from
friends or neighbors who know
how long the disability has exist
ed. It is also necessary to pre
sent medical evidence showing the
nature and extent of the disabili
ty at the time claim is filed.
When a disabled child qualifies
for payments the child's mother
may also be eligible to receive
and the mother performs services
benefits if the child is in her care,
for the child over and above the
usual services to other members
of the family.
"The disability may be either
a physical or mental condition
which prevents the child from
working," Mrs. Rickman said. Of
course a child is not eligible un
less a parent is entitled to social
security benefits, or had enough
work to his credit to be insured
at the time of his death.
The Social Security Administra-
SchdsUOf4-H
. I'm1, wiuua Ma ' .
o , o
1 Tuesday, October 13 Mar
shall 6th and 6th grade meets at
9:30 a. m.j 7th and 6th grad
meets at 10:36 a. m.; Senior Club
meets at 11:46 a. m.
Wednesday, October 14 r Wal
nut Senior Club meets at 8:40 a.
m.; 5 th and Oth grade meets at
9:30 a. m.; 7th and 8th grade
meets at 10:25 a. m.
Special Service At
Flats Spring Creek
Baptist Church Sun.
There will be a special service
at the Flats of Spring Creek
Baptist Cfourdi, Sunday, October
11, at which time Dr. J. Burder
Hipps, a former Missionary to
China, will preach.
Dr. Hipps was born and raised
on Spring Creek, and we would
like his many friends and rela
tives to be on hand for this ser-
e.
JACK V. JOYCE
Tha East lUdlson Singing; Con
vention will meet with the Paint
Cap Baptist Church, this coming
Sunday, October 11 i f
Tl Reverend Guy West Is the
pastor, andjeveryone Is invited to
teme and tak part. '-- .
C PONDER, Chairman
LHS Eighth Grade
Class Elects Officers
The eighth grade class of
Laurel High School met in Mrs.
Helen W. Shelton's room and e
Iected the following officers:
President, Ronnie Ramsey; vice
president, Flossie Ray; secretary,
and treasurer, Carol Gay Shelton ;
song leaders, Christine Buekner,
Nellie Sue Griffin and Ronnie
Ramsey; reporter, Peggy Elaine
Plemmons.
Send
The News-Record
To
Your Boy In Service
tion is anxious to contact any
children who might qualify, so
any person having a disabled child
who might to able to qualify is
urged to contact the social secu
rity office in Asheville without
delay.
Mrs. Rickman is in the Court
House in Marshall three times a
month beginning at 9:30 a. m.,
and will be glad to assist Madisoai
County residents on any social
security matters.
GIVE
The United Way
Schedule of Home
Demonstration
Clubs In County
a
Tuesday, October 13 Paint
iFork HD Club meets at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
Wednesday, October 14 Wal
nut Creek HD Club meets at 2
o'clock with Mrs. Hazel Ramsey.
Thursday, October 16 Laur
el HD Club meets at 11 o'clock
with Mrs. Gilbert Stackhouse,
starting with a covered dish din
ner. Friday, October 16 Grape
vine HD Club meets at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Walter Shelton.
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