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Class Gives
Xmas Program
- met in we scnooi auditorium. Mrs.
'-'Uus uincn conauciea tne aevouon
, si exercises.
,,.?' A Christmas program was pre
sented by the Home Ec Class. A
chorus of seventeen voices sang a
number "of Christmas carols.. The
Home Ev girls also presented their
Style Show.
Winners were: 9th grade; Sybil
Davis 1st; Doris Williams, 2nd; and
. Jewell Ann Sheppard, 3rd.
.Tenth Grade: Mary Ella Williams,
1st; Eva Edna Grady, 2nd; and Kat
ie Pearl Wilkins, 3rd.
Eleventh. Grade: Margaret Jean
Harper, 1st; Gaynelle Stanley, 2nd;
and Elsie Byrd, 3rd.
Mesdames Currie and Hazel Kor
negay assisted in decorating the
stage.
The following teachers won for
parent attendance: Mesdames Cur
rie, Glenna Maxwell and Warren
Maxwell.
Mrs. Zollie Kornegay read an in
teresting article on "What to give
my child for Christmas."
Following the program the lunch
room was opened for inspection.
The room was beautifully decorated
and delicious refreshments were
served. A large crowd attended.
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S'SCHOOL
. LESSON -;-
By HAROLD L. LUNDQU1ST. D. D.
Of Th Moody Blbl Institute ol Chicago.
RsteMtS by Wcitcm Newipapar Vnlon
Lesson for January 5 'r
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of ReUglous Education; used by
permission. 1; '"-'.''.; ,k
THE WORD MADE FLESH
LESSON TKXT John l:Mi.
MEMORY SELECTION No man hath
seen Cod at any time; the only begotten
Son, which Is In the bosom of the Father,
he hath declared him. John 1:18.
A new year always carries, with
It a deep sense of responsibility
and at the same time a thrill of
expectancy.
That is why" we need to begin this
new year and continue it in the
study of God's Word, so that we may
know his will. You will find It tobe
a Joy and blessing to you, not only
ai you study it by yourself, but also
in the fellowship of those in the Sun
day school and church.
Our lessons tor the next three
months are of unusual Interest, for
they take up the Gospel of John
which was "written, that ye might
believe that Jesus is the Christ, the
Son of God; and that believing ye
might have life through his name"
(John 20ftl).
Jesus Christ is here presented as
the Word (Logos), and he is indeed
the living Word come to reveal
God to us. -
I. The Living Word Is the Light
of Men (w. 1-5).
Men ask questions about Christ.
Thsy want to know whether he is
to be regarded as a good man and
a great leader, or must we recog
nize him as being God?
The answer is here. He "was"
In the beginning (Gen. 1:1). which
means that he pre-existed from all
eternity, and he "was God" even
as he was "with God." This eter
nal, living, divine Word was the "ex
press image" of God (Heb. 1:3), and
so perfectly revealed the Father (v.
18).
He is the Creator (v. 3) and giver
of life both natural and spiritual.
This eternal Word became (as he
was) the light of men. He came to
shine Into the darkness of a sinful
world .with the only light of redemp
tion. We say again, "This is the
Lord!"
n. The Living Word Is a Divider
of Men (w. 6-13).
The darkness of sin was so deep,
and still is so deep that the glorious
light of God is not received with
gladness, nor accepted at all. We
see that in the close of verse 5.
Now the question comes, Does it
make any difference how a man
regards Jesus Christ?
The answer is clear. You must
decide what you will do with him.
You cannot avoid that decision or
evade that light which shines. You
must either accept or reject, and a
failure -to accept is a rejection, i
God has witnesses to the Light,
John was such a witness and he,
like all true witnesses for Christ,
directed attention to him. John's
great testimony was just a lesser
light to point men to the true Light.
That true Light is shed abroad for
all men (v. 9).
As they face Christ, men divide
into two groups. His own people,
and his own creation rejected him
when he came (v. 11). How utterly
tragicl And yet the same thing
goes on today. Men hear the gos
pel, .art made acquainted with
Christ 'and his claims, yet fall to
accept his proffered salvation, and
are eternally lost (John 3:19; Eph.
2:1).
But, thank God, there are those
who receive him (v. 12), and to
them ha gives the power, the right
or authority, to be the sons of God.
This change is expressly declared
to be (1) not by reason of family
or heredity "not of blood"; (2) not
by natural instinct or development
not "of the will of the flesh"; and
(3) not by human volition or by
man's will power not "of the will
of man."
III. Tha Living; Word Is a Re
vealer ef God "(w. 14-18).
The eternal Word, the Lord Jesus
Christ, laid aside his place of honor
In heaven, came to earth and took
upon himself our flesh that he might
redeem. us from sin. What infinite
condescension, what unfathomable
lovel
He dwelt among men and 'showed
forth the 'grace and truth of God,
tor he was full of .these heavenly
attributes. But It was in his giving
of himself as Redeemer and Sa
viour of mankind that be fully re
vealed God in all his gracious love
for us. . j.
Notice the antithesis here. "Law"
Is set over against "grace"; "giv
en" stands in contrast with "came,"
and "Moses" with "Jesus Christ"
The law was a schoolmaster to
bring us to Christ (Gal. 8:24), but
it could not save anyone; but grace
oh, It is by grace that we are
saved (Eph 2:8).
. Moses was God's honored servant,,
but Jesus was the Son in tha house
hold Oleb. 8:3, 6). It was this Son
of God who came to reveal the Fa
ther and to declare his grace In sal
vatlon. . . '.. ' i'
The law was sent through a mes
senger, but no messenger, no mat
ter how great of worthy, would do
to bring the gospel of the grace of
God. That message at "grace and
truth came by Jesus Christ" (vs,7) ,
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II I I A 1 1 II - II - 1 Byrd and. other officers.
nc:u ai iiuiisYiiie
Funeral services for Mrs. Garri
son; Albertson, 60, of 313 South
Ave., in Kinston, who died in a local
hospital there at 3 p. m. Tuesday
Dec. 24 was held from the Hallsville
Free Will Baptist Church at 2 p. m,
Thursday of last week; with Inter
ment in the church cemetery.' Sur
viving are a son, James Albertson,
with whom she made-her' home;
three , brothers, Black ;.Willlams,
"Boss" Williams, and Wesley Wil
liams, all of this county. ;
Held are Sred Taylor, John Ste-
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tering the iuitn L.cctric r"l
ance store, Long's Service
and Herrintf'g Service .Station.
Report
Gas Gil Gtcmnch
Relieved la 8 miontes or
doaLI your monT V V
Whe trrrma ifomsfld wtd ... , gt,ffv.,e-
Bift ffmt. r fi4.--i. n h - . t r
Census report shows that 956
bales of cotton were ginned to Du
plin County from the crop of 1946
prior to December 13 as compared
With 1282 bales for the crop of 1945.
Three Negroes Held
For Robberies
In Faison
Three Negroes are held under
bond for Superior Court on charges
of breaking and entering three Fai-
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A Prosperous 1947
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