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TIOST IN MD Wf Obit ■. Hu writer Mievet the 121st Psela la one of the '‘pilgrim psalfltt” one of the hymns sung by tbew Israelites who lived out- s^ Jerusalem and aa they ap^ pronehed their religious capital on their ioomey there to worship, rrhis pealm is the Scripture selec tion for our Sunday School les son. Many of .the Jewish people, in feet most of them, lived outside Jerusalem. Some of them lived, far removed from the city, even in other countries than Judea. But they made periodic pil grimages to Jerusalem to observe certain religious festivals and to worship in the Temple. They also believed that the very presence of Jehovah was in the Temple. During the journey of these pil grims to Jerusalem, especially those who lived in distant places, they were often subjected to sev ere hardships and greater danger. They endured inclement weather conditions; they traveled rough roads; they were sometimes vic tims of robbers, and occasionally Were opposed by religious and political enemies. Those Jewish pilgrims wfnt to their Holy Shrine because their loyalty to Jehovah' was greater than the sarrificei made in reaching his dwelling place. It is easy to imagine the joy these pilgrims felt as they came in sight of the city of Jerusalem, situated at it was upon its hills, and their greater joy as they ap proached the Temple on lofty Mount Moriah, with its nearby Mount Zion. Very appropriately could these pilgrims sing, “I will lift up mine eyes to the hills, from whence eometh my help, meaning the bills with the Temple containing Real Estate Loans See Service Loan Co., Inc. Main Sft.—Call 875-2431 WE INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US Sunday School ia:00AH Morning Worship _ 11:00 AM Youth Smlee 6:45 PM Evening Wership .... 7:30 PM Prayer Service Wed., 7:30 PM PENTECOSTAL Holiiwu Ghureli Comer Forest A Pro4»«ct St RAEFORD, N. C- llnlform SUNDAY aCBOOL LESSON FOR OCTOBER 10. 1000 SCRIPnmB—Psalm 121. Msawy Selectien ‘‘My help caawt frwa the Lord, who made heaven nnd earth.” Psalm 121:2. the very presence of the Source of All Help. Aa those pilgrims expressed their gratitude for past and pre sent help and the help they knew they would need in the future, they more specifically acknowled ged and sang praises to the Lord, who was that Source of AH Help and who would so continue as long as they would be worthy of his help. Not only was the Lord the God Jehovah who, they believe, dwelt in the Temple and who had creat ed the mount on which the Tem ple was situated, but those pil grims praised him as the creator of all the earth and the all-engulf ing heavens. Their God was a creator, a God of might. He was also a God of protecting care. As pilgrims their God had pro tected their bodies from harm and danger; from the heat of the day and the cold of the night, from the roughness of the high ways their weary feet had trod and from all evil conditions pre sented by ferocious beasts and wicked men. Greater even than the protection God had given their bodies was the preservation of their souls. God had done all of this constantly, without slum ber or sleep. And God would continue to do that for his believing pilgrims as they went and came, even for ever. The 121st Psalm is a great song of trust and confidence for all pil grims of all time, who, by their faith and works, are worthy of the help which God and his Bles sed Son can give. We are all prigrims, traveling life’s highway, often rough and dangerous. All are seeking happi ness, blessedness. And all need help in finding it To those who are seeking the priesenee of God, to know his will and are determined to do his will, God!a:Jlelp will be given. It will be givdii generously and ednstant- ly. God’s-pilgrims of our modern dayr^ais {bey seek his. help, can be assured that, whatever physical suffering they may have to en- dure, God will help them with his comforting presence; that what ever material losses they may sus tain, God will help them regain what is needed and is assuring them all that their treasures in heaven can not be lost and are eternal; that when confronted with doubt and uncertainty, God will, in his wisdom, provide the ctotswotD mizzu 64 45 0 the HefWrt MeCettiMi bmw Ibt Ww edgi «f fMrafi' (a«er owed by J. L. McNedli Stnei Im le the and rune Ihenec as the laid M^ terMT. iMs hatag the Keithsn line West 9g 5 feet to fets peetiea •( tie J. S Mai alher ceraer in R. L. Gatlin’s tate* M. line; thence aa the Gstlin and[j Hia ibavi praparty e Maultsby line. South 25 feet to a' the eemaanial MriHdMig aaaa pngaity sad la aay stake in said line; thence East I moaly kaawn aa the “Cattaa of raaard. tW.5 feet to a stake in the Waat > SUttc” BaildiBg and is lurrsalkT The bighoM hlddw edgt of Stewart Street; thence ^ occufied qwtmd to Mke a oMll PUZZLE N«. «34 Acmosa 1 Early Irish tenant S Incline 10 Burrowlnf animal 14 The amooth hraathinf 15 Lubricator 16 Seed coatinf 17 lUaehea 19 Cuddlca 21 Pitch 22 Tall marah S raaaea ifn ai th6 lodiac 25 A compaas point 26 Wild buffalo of India 27 Floor eoveriiiff 30 Egyptian dof4ieaded apt deity 32 In a short time 34 Fortunate: India 35 Satiafy 37 Intertwining 30 Preposition 40 To go by 41 Raee o lettuce 42 For fear that 44 Teutonic deity 45 Shapes by cutting 40 Beverage ipl.) 40 Small child 51 Oppoaed to aweather 52 French lor father 54 Scoffa 56 Bellow 58 Paid athlete 61 Hail 62 Former Russian rulers 63 Pronoun 64 Remainder 67 Saw for perforating the skull (pL) 69 RusaUh city 70 Indian tent 72 PrepositioD 73 Fish 74 To correct 79 Solar disk BOWK 1 Ctiiid’a blackbea rd 2 Philippine dwarf negritos 3' Beaeeches 4 Turmeric 5 Daughter of King Lear 6 Haa ascended 7 Man*a nickname 6 Lairs 9 Before 10 Alma ——, 11 Lowest deck of a vessel (pl-l 12 Falsehood 13 Raised trans* porta tlon lines 16 Persia 30 Jargon of a particular calling 23 Unearths 27 To peruse 28 Uneven, as if eaten away 29 Colors lightly 31 Roman bronze 33 River of Europe 35 Small barracudas 36 Milwaukee ballplayer 36 Land measure 42 Malay > gibbon 43 Animal 45 Tended 46 Indian mulberry (pi.) 47 Boxed 50 Tantalizer 53 Irish Gaelic 55 Wicked deeds 57 Of a cereal grain 59 Annual income in France 60 Mr. Welles, actor 62 Abound 64 To take from unlawfully 65 Period of -time 66 Japanese song 66 East Indian herb 71 Hebrew letter V T A MMlTi’)! □000 □□□□■aDOB OOdDlaDQU _ □ BDDil BnOBBB BOBD'OBB 0D EQin BDD OODO BDDBinG DBRB BQB DDQG Answer U FnsiU Na 623 answer. Best of all, God’s pilgrims of all time are assured that his boundless help will preserve their souls, now and throughout eter nity. (Lesson topic and Scripture selections by permission of the International Sunday School Les son Committee). i*i^^NEDITATICM TUWdViMMlWVWyUsd Dwrotiwiil Guid* Crvmpler & Parker pNneral Home FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 131 Harris Ave. — Raeford — Phone 2337 24 Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Service feQUIPPED TO RESPOND TO ANY CALL AT ANY TIME AT ANY DISTANCE. Franklin Crutnpler-Davis K. Parker, Jr. .tmUMMrHMiii. e Ml own iMOM HUMMut n«wm THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 Read Deuteronomy 11:18-21; Ephesians 1:1-6 Lay up these words in your heart and in your soul. . . And ye shall teach them your children, speaking of them when thou sit- test in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, when thou liest down and when thou risest up. (Deuteronomy 11:18, 19.) I was vacationing in the home of a friend. Roland, a two-year- old nephew, was visiting there, too. 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Olive Green or.Cole Cray.....Ne. 7Sff 12.95 The News-Journal 119 W. Elwood A ve. Phone 2121 in prayer. He toyed with his spoon or snatched a bite of food while we gave thanks for our food. Toward the close of the week as the family started tp gather around the dining table, Roland quietly sat on his chair and fold ed his liands. He lisped, ‘‘Amat.’’ This was his child laDguage for salamat, a word in the Philippines meaning to give thanks. He had caught the spirit of worship. Blessed are the homes that echo with prayer and thanksgiv ing. The children in them arc greatly influenced in their spir itual lives. Worship in the home becomes a treasured heritage. PRAYER: Dear God, abide in our homes and in our hearts. May we truly worship Thee through our prayers and through our lives. In the name of Jesus, who taught us to pray, “Our Father who are in heaven. . . . Amen.” THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Is my home a temple where God is worshipped and thanked every day? Remdeious-Totaan (Philippines) Copyright—THE UPPER ROOM LEGALS CREDITORS NOTICE Having qualified as administra trix of the estate of Ella F. Chap pell, deceased, late of Hoke Coun ty, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersign ed on or before the 7th day of September, 1961, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their ! recovery. All persons indebted I to said estate will please make I immediate payment to the under signed. I This the 7th day of September, i 1960. I Mrs. J. L. Greene, P. 0. Box 1743, Laurinburg, N. C. 17-22C 0 NOTICE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by James C. Lentz and Kaie Jones Davis to Charles A. Host etler, Trustee, dated the 8th day of December, 1951, and recorded in Bo8k 91, Page 211, in the Of fice of the Register of Deeds for Hoke County, North Carolina; and under and by virtue of the authority vested in the under signed as substituted Trustee by an instrument in writing dated the 9th day of February, 1959, and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Hoke Coun ty on the 16th day of February, 1959, in Book 107, Page 137, de fault having been made in the payment of the indebtness there by secured and the said deed of trust being by its terms subject to foreclosure, and the holders of the indebtness thereby secur ed having demanded a foreclos ure thereof for the purpose of satisfying said indebtness, the undersigned substituted trustee j will offer for sale at public auc- i tioii to the biggest bidder for casli at the Courthouse door in Raeford, North Carolina, at 12:00 o’clock Noon, on the 31st day of October, 1960, the land convey ed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in the Town of Raeford and being more parti cularly described as follows: Situate, lying and being on the West side of Stewart Street in the Town of Raeford and begin ning at a stake op the West side of said street, the SE corner ol Priest ?n TWf AO Ara Effqgtfv* Through SoT. 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