Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 August 1945 — Page 4

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ISAAC'S flEEITAGK i LESSON TEXT Genesis 24:10, 15-20, 24-30. 61-67. GOLDEN TEXT I have a goodly heritage. Psalm 16:6. The ordinary things of life become extraordinary when we recognize in them the outworking of the plan of God. Our lesson presents one of history's sweetest love stories. It would be worth reading just for that reason, but it is also the account of Cod's hand in the carrying forward of His promised blessing on the seed of Abraham. For, a long time it seemed that there could be no fulfillment at all, for Sarah and Abraham had no child. Then by a miracle, God gave them a beloved son. j Isaac's remarkable deliverance in ,the hour when it looked as though he might be taken from I 'i father '(Gen. 22:10-12) was like bringing back one who was dead (Heb. 11:18, 19). . I He grew into manhood, and Abraham, good father and faithful servant of the Lord, determined that ,his son must have a godly wife. So in accordance with Oriental custom he sent a most trusted servant back to their homeland to choose a bride from their own kindred. I The altogether charming story unfolds in our lesson as we see , I. A Faithful Servant (v. 10). 1 Full instructions from Abraham and an oath that he would not take a bride for Isaac from among the Canaanites, prepared the servant for, his journey. Taking with him a goodly caravan and rich presents from his master, he set out on his journey. There is much to learn here about . the need of parental concern, and their interested action in helping young people to find the right mate. We see the importance of avoiding "mixed" marriages, especially those between a believer and an un- J hpliever. i We see the need of constant dependence on God, for only He has the wisdom and the knowledge of human hearts which can properly ' join two lives together. In our day when marripge is so carelessly and casually contracted, these matters need special emphasis. j II. A Fair Damsel (vv! 15-20). i poo oaoj sjg jatnouB auo saox jmn ou.Ai ssoqj aaaqAi Xrrepaclsa j'lt op xrtAV puB.treD sao-i "arti uia i 'pom jo ssoijs otn jaam o siqe acl J0A3U jru '30U0tU3AU03 UO JO 'X3S no stseudina jadojdtiu 'uorjaBiwB ! IcojSiCqd uo paseq jCuouiuibjtc Uoisb I -s'P Joj pauijsap st uoneu Jno 'saSeji -Jem 9aot reai 0 speq s;a3 cauauiv Esopm ?sqj Xes o; paaa op 9Ai i luauiuios ou spaaa 'aaqioue i 3ao jo q3s jsag je.sjieaq jpqt ur j dn psipAV qotqAi saoi sqj jo pus 'guj ;-aaui jtgqj jo auaas jopua; aqx J ajduiBxa srq ; Aioijoj U3ui 2uno, joiho 'satpti 1 uetfl. joTjo oj djoiu peq JH 'PU81 ! -snq poo3 b aq oj iCpcaj ;CtetT)r.tid3 I neui ! jo amptd strg b sjnasajd j 4qgx!A'.? aq ut Siqjejipaut 'obest j "U9-I9 AA) 3A01 v 'AI ;sca '(8S "A oas) o3 nm I.. 'P!ES oqs uaqM jjeaq uao jaq jo soBDtp oqj oj papuodsaj jCpeunjin qeijaq -3E Jo; 'aaoq gjoui sbm aaaq) mg 'Sutreap jsauoq pus jopusa opiduioa aoj sued qotq. isSerjaEui joi stseq Ernoe.tjuoa j G st OJaqx 'aq pmoqs ji sb si jeqj, -obbsx jo arjM aqi sb jCdnoao pmo.vi iiuaqa! aaerd aq aBop apsui PUB 'UOfllSOd IBIDUBUtJ S,J3SBUX sjq umouji apsui aq eq 83i0M obbsi jo spuq gq; aq o mtq qi. auioa qGJaqoH Bqj lESodoad no-q3iBJ)S ' b sba siqi -inB-aiqnop qioouis OU 'AJ03jDU OU SBAV 3JOqX 'pUBI

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES 4 "Love" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, August 5. ,The Golden Text is: "We have lvnown and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him" (I John 4:16). Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "For the Lord hath redeemed Jacob, and ransomed him from the hand of him hnt mas stronger than he. There fore they shall come and sing in the height of Zion, and shall flow together to the goodness of the Lord, for whpat. and for wine, and for oil, and for the young of the flock and of the herd: and their soul shall be as a watered garden; and they shall riot sorrow any more at all" (Jeremiah 31:11, 12). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following' passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" bv Mary Baker Eddy: "The wintry blasts of earth may uproot the flowers of affection, and scatter them to the winds; but this severance of fleshly ties serves to unite thought more closely to God, for Love supports the struggling heart until it ceases to sigh over the -world and begins to unfold its wings for heaven" (p. 57). ST. MARY CHURCH August 1 Shelburn No Mass Saturday. August 5 Dugger 7:30. Sullivan 9:30. HYMERA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev. B. F. Nickless, Pastor Worship service each first and third Sunday evening at 8:00 p.m. Morning worship each Sunday at 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School at 10:30. Grayer service Wednesday evening, 7:30. Junior prayer service Wednesday evening, 7:30. B. Y. F. each Sunday at 7:00 p m. The public is invited to attcn.l these services. PENTECOST CHURCH 502 North Cmirt Street. : ; Sunday School,' 9:30 a. m. Church Services, 10:30 a. m. Church Services Sunday 7:3U p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday st f:30 p. m. Church services ' Saturday at 7:30 p : m. Pri.GRIM HOLINESS CU'JRCH Sunday School. 9:30 A. M. Preaching, 10:30 A. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday, V P. M. f".'Mai;c prayer meeting Fiidny 8 P. M. rin nfiri.v niuhl prefii.-liing, 8 P M. All lite 'i'cnrrif Peart Dean. IVstnr IWF.ROM PENTECOST CHURCH Everybody welcome. Come and worship with us. Sunday School, 7 P. M. 1Cv'!iiinj Worship, fl P. M. Mid-vvfcli, Thiirainy, fl P. M, W. IT. Day,' Pa'dor CKUKCH OF CHRIST r.n::l Jarttsnn fit. S'lfrl.-iy. 9:-15 a. m., Bililc Study. i ld:';0 a. m., Worship. I f!-C0 p m-, Nifjlit Service. j Thursday, 8:00 p. m., prayer! mt't'iin;;- ' Bro. Euge" Orn'nm, Minister J FIRST P'ESEYTERIAJJ CHURCH Rev. Kon::r G. Wcisbecker, Pastor S .rdoy School at 9:30 A. M. CiTrles Suavely, Supt. Mcr:,i:i? Worship at 10:44. U'uon Service at the City Park Sunday at 7:30 P. M. CIXFCII O? "HIST (N. Stute St.) N V '..-I: ?tr,dv 9:30. Morniug Worship. 10:30. P-'fda.- nd V'xlr.e3d3y EveDing Services. 8:00.. IVaif-l.inj o.i the first and l.b:'d S'trclnys of each month. Ycu are invited to attend all rrrviccj. of the church. 'F"KKT b.iptht rmucu V,v!";in A. Hull. Pasfor ? Ki Hny Srl-o-d'al 9:TO A. M. Pl - vilJf ITf-rFti-Ti fttxt Vircil vB:tliivii1. Ci-f-'!ii'0)'ii;lc'nkr:ts. Mrtrin? I-Vorsii) pmH Cnmn,,,nion Service. 10:S0. Sermon .text, "I.Pf"I M. o T."--i " R. Y. P. IT. at 6 P. M. Evening Union Service at the P;.rk at 7:30. Rev. L. O. Richmond cf Washington will be the speaker. Church Board meeting Monday night. 7:30. Church Workers' Conference Trp"dy ri"ht. F.ile Study and Prayer meet-i-n "Vf-fii-jf-sday evn-'ne Ft 7:3!)., followed by monthly inertia" business

tisi Youth will be held this week, from Monday through Friday. Women's Associational MidSummer Conference at Shakamak "Wednesday and Thursday.

DUGGER METHODIST Itev. C. E. Homberger, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Chas. Maspn, Supt. Worship Service, 10:45 A. M. Youth meeting Monday, 7 P.M. Prayer service Thursday, 7:30 P. M. Choir practice Friday, 7:30 P., M. I Bethel Methodist Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Jesse I Bedwcll, Supt. . j Worship Service, 7:45. P. M. ! Youth meeting Wednesday, 6:45 !p M Prayer service Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. Hickcry Methodist Worship service, 9:30 A. M. Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. S. E. Willis,' Supt. Prayer service Tuesday, 7:30 P. M. YOURR WVWD TO ATTEND THE CHURCHES IN SHELBURN -''IRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Clarence R. Killion, Minister ' Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Morning Service, 10:30 a. m. Epworth League, 6:00 p. m. Evening Service, 7:00 p. m. CHURCn OF CHRIST Bro. Frank Adamson Bible Study 10:00 A. M. Sunday. Service and Communion 11:00 M Snndny. Services every third Sunday 1 each month. CHURCH Ot COD Rev. Charles Stanafer, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. 11 00 Morning Worship 7:30 p. m. Preaching. Wednesday 7:30 r. m., Preaching. Friday 7:30 p. m Y.P.E. Servlcei. Saturday 7:30 p. m. Preaching. CHURCnoFGOD Mountain Assembly Church Bkv. Cherlry Gibson, Pastor 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. 11:00 A. M. Sunday morning service. i , 7:30 Sunday evening seryiee. Wednesday t 7:30 P. M. Worship Service. Saturday 7:30 P. M. Worship Service. SHF.LBVXN FTRS'i CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Eible School in Junior O. U. A. M. Hall each Lord's D.iy mornirg at 9:30, followed by Lord's Supper. Preaching, lit and 3rd Sunday evenings of every month, 7:30 P. M., by Iiev. Jack Anderson.. I'lI.GKI.M llor.rNESS CHURCtl Sill tttURN KvHiiKcliMtic Service Saiurdiiv ' - ' ! Sunday ScCr il SunriMV. .1:3(1 A j M. Morniun Win !hii 10:30. I Evange!''tic Serv're. 7:30 P, M . Prayer Service Wcdrieso'y I ; :;t(i I M i j KULMVAV ; riLCiRHI HOI. INCH;; f lM IiCII H. W. Kiov. ii, pastor I. dlliso Itt'ttU'tl, Slltlt. I Siii-dwy Sc)n..,l, 9::ii. i Pi-ftM-hiriR Service 0 :!U 1 ! Evatigelistio Service rA5. I "raver niet-ting Tlnr. lay, 7.45 j si;:Lnn:v ! GOSPJ5L IJGHTHCUSt Jake Hunt, Supt. Sunday School 9:31) p. m '(trr)tni VVV-ra1!!) Service it'"' ' Evenmi; Service r3" n. i Thursday night service 7:30 1 p. m.' Stitjrlay night service 73(1 p tn. . i (. in-f a'Ml wi'i sliija S.'c; Coras Photo CI Chi:f of Staff Cencral atirl Gewrgc C. Marshall, cnattmg with a man 1rrr, Vic rnnhs, frenuentlv cmphsriss the vilol need for War Bond investments nt hntne.

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NEEDED "I can do all t.houghs strengtheneth me."

As I wandered o'er a mountain-side Where rocks lay all around, Within a tiny crewce there1 A little tree I found. Though crushed between two cold, grey rocks, The sapling still did try To grow into a tree, and reached Its branches toward the sky. "You may as well give up," I said, , "You cannot grow in there; Against such odds, you try in vain To you, life was not fair." The years rolled by, and once again. I wandered' through that land; And in that crevice. I beheld A tree both tall and grand. r And as I closer drew, I saw That the rocks were pushed aside, And that crevice, once so very small, Was many inches w-ide. "I might have known," I whispered then, "That God who made the seed, Would put into its tiny form The strength for every need." "A lesson you to mortals teach," t said unto the tree, "For God will give to each the strength To be whet he should be. "But, when to us great troubles come, We then sit down and sigh; Ar.d so fall short of what we'd be, If we would only try. "We'd win, if we'd remember this, For it is very true 'Through Jesus Christ, who strengthens me,. All things I e'er can do.' "

(T!:i3 poem was taken from an issue of the wimrch of God publication, "The Lighted Pathway." Our thanks to its author, Katie L. Brackett, and the one why mw fit to submit it for an inspiration' to Times Church Page readers.)

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They've gone to church,' God- Daddy, Donald and Neil with their ears still pink from the washing I gave them. Neil sayM his'collu.'. is too stiffly starched. Forgive him if he fidgels, Ci'd he is so Iilllo. You understand.' T couldn't go. The baby is loo tiny. You understand that toiu don't you, (lod? She is sleeping now. I can see rne soft little cheek and a fuzz of downy hair as she cuddles, Avarni and sweet-scented in her basket. The peas are bubbling in the put. The potatoes are chuckling. The kitchen is fragrant with roasting chicken. There are hj many things I want to tell you, God. S: many things I wunt to thanK you for. ' For my children. My noisy, ' fun-loving, dirty-faced, door-slamming little boys. Such ri dir . 'ry lit Me buys, God. Just like miil:;:n.s of ether little boys. IMorail. Ave call it. Tlvnk vu. God. Fcr r.:y home. The fireplace st the end of the living room, where we g'-ither cn ecrl evenings. Organdy cut tains at the windows, and Neil's fire trucli cn the floor in front of the ssfa. The spicy scent of baking apple pics. The bedroom window that jlways sticks. Normal, we call it. Thank you, (Jed. - For my friends. Noisy evenings, playing siiiy games. Quiet afterneons, relaxing over a crke. The heart-warming feeling of being wanted, liked. Normal, we cill it. Thank you, God. For my town. The grizzled, smiling fnrmer ut .the crossroad. The paperboy with his grin. The grocery clerk who always makes sure fhat my ' .carrcts are leng snd thin. Small American t'jfvn. Normal, we call itThank you, God. " 'i ,i Fcr my country. Land of thousands of good towns. LancS of millions of men and women, true friends of millions of st'ner men and, women. Millions cf fine, true husbands of rose-pev'al baby girls of tqusle-headed, hardplaying little boys. Normal, we call it. Thank ysu, God. Help lis in our efforts to keep our' America normal. Help us to reach cut to the victims of abnormality. Help us to teach those who aii bewildered and twisted, how to be normal again. You understand, don't you, God? In Jesus' name, Amen.

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