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Organizations Join
Army Week
"Patriotic, civic, labor and frater
nal organizations throughout the na
tioa will Join with the general pub
lic this year in observing Army
Week, April 6-12, in honoring vet
erans, in and out of uniform, and
stressing the need for a strong
America to build and preserve
the peace.
'Nationwide events, including
parades, banquets and religious and
patriotic services will herald the ad
vent of Army Day, proclaimed by
President Truman since the tradi
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know I Nature has so constructed and physi
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' apt to suffer certain distressing symptoms
during her Hfe. For instance when .ne enters
, womanhood or during the menopause, the
period when fertility ebbs away.
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Tvdta Pinkham's Compound is also very
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tional April 6 falls on Easter Sun
day, and the Army Week that fol
lows. In view of the global responsi
bilities of the United States and
the mission of the Army to carry
out the will of the American people
in the vital postwar period, the
theme for Army Week this year is
"A Strong America is a Peaceful
America."
Army units and installations in
the United States and abroad will
join in commemorating the event.
Many Army establishments will
hold "open house" to civilian visi
tors on Army Day and throughout
the week.
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SCHOOL
LBSSON-:-
By H AHOLD L.. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
Of Tha Moody Blbla Inatttuta of Chicago.
Raleaaad by Western Nawapaner Union.
LESSON FOR MARCH 30
Lcsaon subjects and Scripture facta ae
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Relltloua Education; uaad by
permission. ......
. JESUS LAYS DOWN EOS LIFE
LESSON TEXT John 18:37. 38; 19:10
18, 25b-30.
MEMORY SELECTION For God so
loved the world, that he gave Ma only
begotten Son. that whosoever beUevetb
to him should not perish but have ever
lasting Ule. John 8:18.
The cross of Calvary, from man's,
viewpoint, was "a paradox. There
is something startling and seeming
ly incredible about the idea of a
crucified king, particularly if those
who do the crucifying are the king's
own subjects. Kingship implies
rulership over others, -and not suf
fering and death at their hands.
Pilate told the simple truth when
he exclaimed, 'Behold your King,'
and when he flung out the sarcastic
question, 'Shall I crucify your
King?' he was speaking more truly
than he knew. They were, verily,
doing the incredible thing of de
manding the death of their King,
their Messiah, yea, of the very Son
of God" (B. L. Olmstead).
L Jesus Said. "I Am a King"
(18:37, 38).
Jesus was before Pilate. The Jews
had accused him of declaring him
self to be king (see Luke 23:2).
Pilate demanded, "Art thou King
of the Jews?" (v. 33).
Jesus did not answer directly at
first, but declared his kingdom to
be "not of this world" (v. 36), in
dicating to Pilate that he was deal
ing with One who was more than
an earthly king.
When Pilate persisted, Jesus
openly declared, "I am a king."
The expression "Thou sayest" v.
37) carries the thought, "You say
that I am a king and you are right
I am s king." It was in ho sense
a disavowal of his royalty, but a
declaration of it
Pilate, troubled, convinced of
Christ's innocency but too cow
ardly to declare it hid behind man's
proverbial inability to know the
truth (y. 38), and wrote himself
Into history as a hypocritical cow
ard. What have we to say what have
you to say, dear reader, to Christ's
claim to Kingship over your life?
Should we not say, "He is not only
king of the Jews, he is the King of
my life"?
II. The Priests Said, "We Have
No King" (19:19-16).
Pilate, , in fleshly pride, taunted
Jesus with his power to determine
his fate. He did have much power
as the representative of Rome, but
power over Jesus he did not have.
Majestic indeed was the reply of
the King. In a brief sentence Jesus
put Pilate on trial before the judg
ment throne of God. Only because
the time had come for the Son of
God to die was Pilate permitted to
exercise his governmental power
(see Rom. 13:1), and he would an
swer for his decision one day In the
presence of Ged.
Of especial interest to us just
now is the statement of Jesus: "He
that delivered me unto thee hath
the greater sin." It was the high
priest Gaiaphas who had that guilt
Tea, and ft was the high priests
who declared, "We have no king
but Caesar," after Pilate, driven by
their cunning threat (v. 12), had
sarcastically asked them, "Shall I
crucify your king?" (v. 15).
. The awful declaration which they
made then was on behalf of the en
tiro nation, and declared themselves
against Jesus and loyal to the pagan
Caesar.
No King? Countless are the men
and women today who by their re
jection of Christ have declared that
they would not have him rule over
them. And sad but true is the fact
that those who neglect to receive
his great salvation have rejected,
him! : ,,,
m. Jesus Said, "B b Finished''
09:25-30).
In his time of greatest anguish
Jesus, in an act of tender thought
fulness, provided for his mother,
and gave the beloved disciple John
a high place of privilege and re
sponsibility. He thus, as he made
bis last request brought together
the two . who in all his human rela
tionships had been closest to his
.heart. .-.V-
Beady for the final word before
he died, Jesus received the refresh
ment which quenched his awful
thirst Then crying out with a loud
voice, "It is finished" Matt 27:50).
he commended his soul - Into the
bands of the Father (Luke 23:46).
What was finished?. The great re
demptive work, the work- of recon
ciliation and atonement The Lamb
of God had made bis great sacrifice
for the worluWt is this that was
completed. Our great Substitute had
paid the great ransom price, paid
It to the uttermost farthing.
It is finished indeed. Others will
yet preach and teach, and, Jesus
wfll work through them; as the King
on David's throne his regal work
will continue forever; but the re
demptive shedding of his blood once
for all is finished, and stands as
finished forever- (Heb. 7:27; U.
26; Rom. 8:10)" (R. C. H. Lenskl).
Hallelujah, what a Saviour! Is he
your Saviour? If not turn to ban by
faith just now. , . ,..
A. J. CAVENAUGH
(INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK)
BeulavilleBTU
Entertained
The Intermediate BTtfs were en
tertained Thursday evening at an
enjoyable party at the home of
Miss Wilma Brinson which was at
actively decorated with jonquils
and other spring flowers. The
Leader, Mrs. Sidriey Hunter, assist
ed by Miss Wilma Brinson, direct
ed a number of interesting games.
Delightful refreshments consis
ting of chicken salad, stuffed eggs,
sandwiches, cookies, coffee and
fruit,' were served to about 20 of
the young people present. ;
BirlhdayParty
A birthday party was given in
honor of Joan and George West
brook, Friday, March 14, by their
mother, Mrs. Joe Westbrook.
The guests assembled and sang
Happy Birthday, while Joan and
George blew out the candles on
the cake.
The hostess served sandwiches,
Ritz crackers, candy ,cake and
drinks, after which everyone en
joyed seeing the gifts opened.
Many games were played and
pictures taken of the group. The
guests were given baloons and lit
tle crepe hats. Those present were
Archie and Carol Dunn, Glenn, Mil
dred, Andrew and Linwood Korne
gay, Keith and Joyce Oates, Don
and Connie Jo Wells, Ralph Gene
Dotson, Mary Gold, Judy, Donald,
Bobby, and Red Wallace, Ray, Lew
is, Jr., Shirley and Ruby West
brook, Linwood Earl Hill, Bryce,
Hazel and Paul Williams, Ryan
and Kenneth Smith.
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Birthday Party
Miss Kate Murrill Boggs was en
Dr. H. W. Colwell
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tertained by her'mother, Mrs. Mau
rice Boggs, at her home. Saturday
afternoon in celebration of her 12th
birthday; Interesting games were
enjoyed after which, candles, Were
lighted on a beautiful white birth
day cake with blue and pink dec
orations: The mother of the honor
ee served chicken salad sandwiches,
cookies and pepsi colas to the 15
guests present. A number of at
tractive gifts were presented the
young guest of honor, "
Potters Hill Faculty
Entertains PTA
The Potters Hill School Faculty
were hostesses Monday night' when
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they euteriuim.u at lmonnal
dinner at. the school. A Wee course
dinner, carrying out the St Patrick
triotlf, In place cards, napkins and
menu was served by the following
girls: Tynia Thigpen.y Elsie Hall,
Elner Futral, ..Maxwell Lee., and
Peany Rae Qulnn. , , : . .; ( : .. , . V
The table which was covered
with a . white cloth 'and centered
with greenry and jonquils, looked
most attractive. Each place was
laid with individual programs. The
high' light was the after-dinner
speech made by Supt O. P. John
son. , - y'"S):
Guests included: bupt. O. r.
Johnson of Kenansville, Rev. and
Mrs. N. E. Gresham of Jacksonville,
Rev. G. W. Shepard of Wilmington,
members of the, school committee
and their wives, and members of
the faculty. '
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