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LESSON
tJ HAROLD L. LUNDQUtST. D. D.
bt Jftae Moody BibU Institute ci Chicago,
Released ftf Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for May 4
Lesson subjects snd Scripture texts se
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
Weather Retards
Truck Crops
- The early Irish potatoes is be
, low normal, with uneven stands
resulting from adverse weather in
March. Probable date of first har
; vest was set at June 1.
Krrawherries have come through
early-season bad weather in fairly
r good shape, with the plants having
a heavy set of blossoms and indi
cations pointing to a heavy set of
berries. Plants, however, seem to
-, lack the usual amount of foilage,
which may result in smaller berries
in size.
x " Although soil moisture is regard-
';ed as adequate, the lsttuee crop
' may head up smaller than usual.
The small beet acreage contin-
Mi ,.A Via m r-mit .in n rl i t win Aftoi
cold weather caused a reduced
stand, the crop was further cut by
a neriod of undulv wet weather.
The cabbage crop has made nor
:i mal progress as the result of fav
orable weather during the first two
weeks of April. If conditions con
tinue favorable, -prospects are for
harvest to begin soon.
Meat production under Federal
inspection for the week ending on
March 15, totaled 280 million lbs.
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CONFLICT
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, tBSSON TEAT I Kings li l t. 11-11.
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MXMORY SELECTION A man's pride
halTbrtnf aim low; but he that Is ot m
lowly spirit shall obtain honor. Proverbs
:.
. '"'He did evil, because he pre
pared not his heart to seek the
Lord" this is the divine epitome
Of the) life of Rehoboam the king as
given in II Chronicles 12:14.
The destiny of the people hinged
on the choices of their ruler, so they
went down into confusion and sin
because ot his bad leadership.
Hero we have magnified anew the
great Importance of making right
decisions for ourselves and for their
Influence on others.
Life is full of choices, and the
decisions we make determine our('
at no; ;e
ON THE FARM
r WITH .';,
THE CITY COUSIN
"I'm afraid I don't quite follow
you, Mr. Stephen," I says to the
Extension Beekeeper this week, as
he tried to explain the story about
the bees and flowers to me. -"Weil,
Cousin, jit's like this, Now
here It is spring, the time when a
young man's fancy lightly " .
Interrupted to tell him that
I had heard the line quoted before,
but couldn't quite connect it up
with ilowers. - ' ,
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"Oh," he says," as if the explan
ation was that simple. "If the flow
ers oould think, their minde, too,
would be occupied with thoughts
oftovur
"You don't say," I commented.
"Now, as the bud breaks forth in
the spring," the bee expert con
tinued, "the flower exposes itself
to the sun and the breeze, baring
its secret desires" y , ;
'But the bees," " I said, "where
do they come in?" . . '.
WARSAW FISH MARKET
CREATORS AND MATNTAIKKBS OF LOVVF.B
PRICES ON QUALITY SEA POODH
(Next Door to A P)
Both Wholesale aed Retail
Know k Our Flab, ot Know Vour Fun Man
Willis Bartiett
PBJBK Phone ZSO-I Wk.
DRESSING WARSAW, N. V. ueUVUt
FOR QUALITY CHICKS
SEE US
PARMENTER REDS - BARRED ROCKS
N. H. REDS HATCHES WEEKLY
Prices Reasonable
All Chicks From Blood-tested Flocks
UNDER N. C. STATE & V. S. SUPERVISION
JONES HATCHERY
PINK HILL: N. C.
SatllllalTsaTal Ml J
Auction Sale
Every Thursday
Wallace Livestock
Yards
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destiny both in this Ufa and in the
life to come. Since the great Issues
of our life may hinge on fit sim
Blest of choices, it is obvious teat
we need guidance at every point
and in every moment ot life.'
. The picture before, us is astonish
ingly up to date. People were ory
lng for relief from tax burdens. One
group' of leaders counseled modera
tion; another group said in affect,
tax them all you can and keep on
spending. The king, who in a mon
archy had the final decree in his
power, replied to the plea of the
people with sarcastic indifference,
to their need, and the ten tribes,
revolted.
L A Friendly Request (w. 1-6).
Governments exist for the people,
vt the people for the government
Polltloal leaders seem to forget this
axiom and begin to rule as though
they need not listen to the reason
able pleas of the people. Tax bur
dens rise, regimentation of the life
of the nation takes place, and
sooner or later the people rise to
overthrow the government. It hap
pened in Rome; it was back of the
French Revolution; it brought an
uprising of the serfs of Russia; it
can and will happen elsewhere if
men who rule do not listen to
rep son.
BehntiniTTi mads at least one
wise decision to wait three days
before speaking and to seek coun
sel He needed this, for having been
brought up in the palace of Solomon
without proper training for his
place as king, he was quite unable
to make immediate answer to their
request. Incidentally, we note that
much of the folly of Rehoboam is
ehargeable to the neglect of his
father to rear him properly. May
that terrible thing never be said
about you and me regarding our
children.
n. An Arrogant Refusal (w. 11
15). The picture of the two groups of
advisers is a most graphic one and
should afford the teacher an excel
lent opportunity to show young
people especially, how Important it
is to heed the counsel of their
elders. Even so, youth stands today
at the fork of the road. Let us in all
kindness, love, and tact seek to help
them ehoose the right way. f
Note the arrogance and pride of
the young men and their king. They
were not content to make a simple
denial of the request They did not
have sense enough to temper the
bitter disappointment of the people
by an expression of regret. No. they
bad to use the foolish whip of caus
tia words and harsh Judgments
what folly! Let s Itara needed
lesson from their failure.
m. The Inevitable Revolt (w.
M. ).
There is a limit to what men and
women can boar in end to their
patience and their loyalty.
People, long submissive, ulti
mately come to the point where
they think, and when they do, dicta
torial rulers tumble from their self
mad thrones. Would that the
people of the earth realised the
power which they have and that
they would use it tor the glory of
Qod. :
Rehoboam felt the power of the
people who revolted, others have
followed him, for it Is still true in
the world that the rulers "do evil"
He explained that d , in the
Lheart of the flower, richly flavored
nectar ij lo be found. Above this
sweet food are the stamens, loaded
with "nutritious pollen. ;
"To the honeybee, these are the
essential elements of life," he told
me. "And, as the bee probes for the
nectar, pollen is dusted over ber
body." :,:vv:
At this point I asked him just
what pollen Js. .
."Well," he said, "pollen Is the
male element in fertilization of
plants and as the bee goes from
flower to flower, a few grains of
the pollen are brushed on to the
stigmas." He explained that in this
fashion the bee performs for the
flowers the very necessary function
of pollination.
. : "Because they respond to the
summons to attend the wedding
feast, the bees are often called
'Marriage priests of the flowers."
Stale College Hints
Sad experience with burned
hands has taught many housewives
the wisdom of using a thoroughly
dry holder when picking up a hot
dish. Because heat travels rapidly
through moisture, it is unsafe to
use a wet cloth to handle any hot
utensil. ' '
A hot dish should never be set
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FOITSALE
SASH - DOORS
SHEETROCK TAINTS
DRAIN TILE
TERRA COTTA PIPl
GLASS LIME
CEMENT - BRICK .
PLASTER
ASPHALT SHINGir S
AND ALL KINDS C
ROLL ROOFING
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Wollace, N. C
their
because "they . prepare not
hearts to seek the Lord."
Rehoboam, who had awaited the
arrival of this crucial hour in antici
pation of taking his place as the
king of the ten tribes, was ready,
and was at once chosen as the
leader of those who withdrew from
me rule of the house of David.
Jtahoboam's sin brought this about,
'but it was also in me eoosstels of
God (V.1S).
Is it not a comforting thought to
recall that back of the confusion
which men have ' created in their
efforts to rule the world, God stands
in the shadows watching, watching
and waiting for that day when the
Prince of Peace, his Son and pur
Savious, is to come as King of kings
and Lord of lords to reign forever
and . ever. Blessed day) May it
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dotIJ jrour !-' '
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to speed!! relieve
' rtmplt headache and Dalnful I
D Measured doses in powder
form for quick assimUatlon. !
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mula over one-third century
Standard U. 8. P. Ingredients,
lauoratory tested, oontrolled.
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Din price range of
Ua and 23c sizes
everyone.
a wet table or ia 1. 3 s.jc if
breaking-Is to be avoided. Even a
few drops' of water on the outside
of a glass coffee-maker, for examp
le, may cause uneven heat distribu
tion and result in cracking or
baking.?-'4f;'
Left-over scraps from remodeling
Jobs . may be used. " ' Small, odd
shapes will make favorite blocks
for the baby, when sanded, painted
and decorated, - ,
Neglect is the cause of manv an.
called defects in pianos. To keep
moths from getting into the felt,
place a camphor ball Inside the
case. . Keep piano away from any
heating unit and from the dinu
rays of the sun. Keep furniture
polish and oils, which discolor the
ivory, away from the keys. Clean
them only with soap on a damp
ciotn. All line woods need occa
sional sudsings to remove accum
ulated layers of wax and polish
that after a time rive a rrovfch
look. Clean carefully with warm
suds allowing" surface to" drv wn
before re-applying polish, v
Southern Farm1
choice gittatf Lwvf i..uUt-iul coming
from the spring fat cattle shows.
Cotton prices went through a
fairly wide fluctuation circle, open
ing the week sharply higher, but
losing most of the advance in sharp
declines Wednesday and Thursday
By Friday, the 10-market average
stood at 35.77 cents a pound. '
Moderate supplies of live poultry
sold generally steady with fryers
selling around 33 cents a pound.
Hens showed almost no change at
any market.
A somewhat larger supply of
fresh eggs moved at easier prices,
particularly ungraded offerings.
Where offerings we're light, prices
were firm. " 1
The United States accounted for
60 of the world's corn crop proJ
auction last year.
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Markef Summary
11
Southern hoes dronnetl avnin hu
Dast week With declines rmnalna
to $1.50 or more a hundred pounds.
. Most livestock markets were ex
periencing the usual seasonal ta
pering off in supplies, but at the
same . time competition-' among
packer-buyers was less active.'.
Cattle marketings were also at
low ebb with much of the good and
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THE YEAR AROtiND
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WE OFFER A COMPLETE PROCESSING AND
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CONVENIENCE
What Our Bank Auto Loan Plan Offers To
, You:
Instead of r&ymghigh financing charges, you arrange a low-cost bank
loan here. .There are no commissions, no "burled charges,'' and you can
include the cost of car Insurance in your loan. ' ' ' '
Vour loan application is acted on promptly. .No co-makers or endorsers
are necessary and you don't have to he a depositor in order to borrow here.
iou choobe your new enw borrow uy o two-thirds of. its cost from us,
(somewhat less for u-cd cars) and pay cash for your purchase. You can
shop around and buy frm uny denier. ' ' ..' ' . . .
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With a bank auto loan you car. deal with local people from start to finish.
LOCAL SERVICE You buy your car from a deu!;r you know, borrow at our bank, and place
your Insurance right here at home wlih a home agent of your rhnloe where
. - you can depend on getting prompt, on-the-spot service whenever you need
EXTRA BENEFITS By meeting your monthly auto loan payments regularly, as agreed, you
n help build your bank credit for the future an asset that will prove
valuable to you again and again. .
' Before you finance your vest ear anynliere, compare the complete cost ot ether '
.. plans Including finance charges, fees, eommlsalons, extras with a similar tran-"' ;' '
"ctton here, IThen choose the plan with most beneflts. We are eonfldeni a bank:
-; suo loan wili. be yenr"choice J J"'" , . ' J m -
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