Henderson daily dispatch., February 05, 1932, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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IIM Slavery of Sin
T IIE WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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t*«rj »"« that commitUth tin it Iht bondservant of tin. JaVi 8:34.
Bi ML ALVIN E. BELL
Th# [nifrnntion&l Ur.'' ■"n Lesson
p f b 7 i the quarti’ly Temper
13C. John 8:31-38. the sub
jrt being “The Slavery of Sin” and
:bt Golden Text John 8:34. “Every
ect that conimitteth sin is the bond
*rnnt of sin.”)
.tfpr the miracle of feeding the
jit thousand in the wilderness Jesus
trhirtw from his own country into
Fhrfcim where he healed a demo
kk child. Returning he fed another
rrtitude of four thousand in the
and performed numerous
of healing. Again he with
cw far to the northward where he
•\nied his divine glory of three dis
ctpaH on the mount of transflgura
*rr After which he came through
iidtee and Samaria for his later
JjJean ministry.
our lesson finds him in Jerusalem,
about the time of the Feast of Taber
-vies. six months after the feeding
of the five thousand.
The Gift of Light.
Jesus had just made the claim
that he wx< the light of the world.
Tht claim angered his enemies until
they made an attempt to stone him.
It was in *he midst of this growing
hiwtility about six months before our
Lords death, that he spoke the words
three piece!
f&L BEDROOM SUITE
ipj4 I
TW * su,t * u m * de ou * ot
MrjjK- 1 * lumber and it coats only
S4M. Like other low
k price furniture it has Its
t .'■;{?faults. The style isn’t so
fll ,f wK good—the wood is rough—
M * cood h * nd
' —and it wouldn’t make a ‘
fj' * j fl Rood Impression upon your
' j i v guests—but it will fill a
l j J
jjlfefMl Window
,)N T **l- OTHER HAND, If you want your home to look well
* nd t»ln for you the respect of friends—if you want beauty and
■ivshleness in your home—pay the price of good furniture. Good
i* drootn suits are priced aa low aa IM.W- Period designs as low
** 8,25 "*• Suiti-s of selected woods and really fine craftsman
hh‘l* for as little as $168.00.
lh «*.v are lower in prtce than a year ago. They are lower priced
than material costa and present labor scales Justify—but that is
~Ur and not yours. *
'on ran save money by buying furniture at today’s prices. At
th ' ir r, *t«lar prices you can trust these suites to glee you your
* U, ‘ money’s worth. But “flto.M suites far $63-00," and $106.00
* U for MH.W” b Just plain hokum. You can lake our word for
Hri l * now ' ,IM * w * «*** furnish proof.
r n '^ 1 with sure confidence In American common sestse.
COURTESY WHITE FURNITURE CO.
Henderson Furniture Co.
bf our lesson. He conditioned dls
cipleshtp upon whether or not those
who heard his teachings were willing
to continue to live as he taught
them: "If ye abide in my word, then
are ye truly my disciples." Not hear
ing alone, but hearing and applying
his word to life, makes one a dis
ciple of Jesus. He is the light of the
world, but he expects us to be the
light of the world. Not only did he
say. "I am the light of the world,"
but also. "Ye are the light of the
world.” It is his to give the light to
us; it is ours to pass that light on
to others. This is "abiding in his
word;” this is the essence of dis
cipleshin.
The Gift of Liberty.
Out of our Lord's gift of light there
issues the gift of liberty: "If ye
abide in my word, then are ye truly
my disciples; and ye shall know the
truth, and the truth shall make you,
free." There is uo liberating force so
potent as truth. It emancipates the
body from the tryanny of despots,
the mind from the shackles of sup
erstition and ignorance and the soul
from the bondage of sin. Jesus sought
no alliance with any worldly power,
political, social or otherwise for the
accomplishment of his mission to set
men free. He relied solely upon the
power of truth implanted in their
HENDERSON. (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1932
«?v s through his word. ,
■ -nt there is no bondage more
v an nous than the -bondage of sin
11 blinds Its Slav* to the fact
h; 4 ; it has thWn In bondage: “We are
'• 'lU.ham’s seed, and have never yet
:nn In bondage to any man: how
:./. *t thou, ye shall be made free?"
In reply to which Jestis cited neither
their fathers’ bondage in Egypt or
Assyria, nor yet their own present
bondage to Rome, but the bondage of
"in: “Verily, verily, I say unto you.
every one that commlttteth sin la the
bond servant of sin.”
The Olfe of Llf .<*
Jesus came to offer not only light
and liberty but the gift of life, even
the life of a son in the Father's house
in exchange for the status of a slave.
“The bond servant abideth not in the
house for ever: the son abideth for
FURNITURE Prices
lir Less Than You Ever
ftl Expected to Pay
to 3-Piece Living Boom
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fl 3-Piece Bed Room 4B !■
H 8 Two Jfi m K* P
■ 1 at $79.00 *T -Ji / • J J
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jtggl w*’ 1 a, B -BHp BB Colorful Motifs of taupe and grey m m
j|™ M .'r..“ d ..r." y * 1 O* 3 3
9x12 Axminster Rug
<- w In thLs lot we have placed all rugs that
r Jxitli room, while they Jf ®
STORE MUST CLOSE
-
LOOK
Men’s Odd Trousers
About 200 pin., formerly up
lo $1.98, while a*j
they last O<JC
Boys’ Blouses
Fancy prints, an
easily worth 59c £OC
Men’s Socks
Men’s fancy rayon and 1 Q
mixed rocks worth 3riltfC
Women’s Purses
Sold up to $1.95, nn
while they last JjC
Men’e Bow Ties
Fine Novelty patterns, sold
up to 69c, -a q
while they last ..X«/C
Men’s Silk Ties
Have sold up to 98c. reason’s
latest jq
novelties 4«fC
Pepperell Prints
2000 yards of these
prints. They were won
derful values at 19c
Now
12;
Men’s Underwear
Knit shirts, and drawers. Sold
early in the season 6 A
at 69c each A«/C
Women’s Broadcloth
Pajamas
Made of the very best mate
rials obtainable. jq
Many patterns, all sizes fl«FC
Rite-Hite Golf Tees
Sold everywhere for 2f>c box.
We have 85 boxes * a
to sell at lUC
Golf Outfit
3 Irons, 1 driver 6 n qq
and bag complete futOO
Mechanic’s Hand Soap
Limited 3 to a cus- a
tomer OC
MontgomeryWarp&Co^
Garnett and Winder Streat!
•ver If therefore the Son shall make
you free, ye shall be free indeed.”
He takes sin’s slaves and aets them
free, and raises them to the petition
of sons, children bf God .joint heirs
*ith himself. What an “Emancipa
tion Proclamation!”
I Rural Churches
middleburg m. e. circuit.
Rev. P. D. Woodall, pastor.
The subject of the sermon at Cokcs
bury on Sunday at 11 a. m. will be
“The Cross of Christ as the Center
of The World." This sermon will be
illustrated by a drawing on the board
by 4 he pastor. In the drawing will
SHOES
For the Whole Family
WOMEN’S SHOES —380 pairs, representing over 30
different styles. Most of these sold for $1 £7
$4.95 and $5.95 —While they last ,pA#wl
CHILDREN’S SHOES—Just 80 pairs left. *1 AA
Sold up to $3.98 —Now *
WOMEN’S SHOES —One lot of Shoes *1 AA
sold to $2.98 —Now
MEN’S WORK SHOES —Double composition sole,
nailed and sewed. Reenforced toe. You will never
again have an opportunity ?Q
to buy this shoe for _ :
MEN’S DRESS SHOES—OnIy a few pairs left, lot in
cludes a great many styles and sizes. A few of $9 QQ
the $5.95 Shoes of Kangaroo leather
The Lowest Prices in
Years for
Good Footwear
Boys’ And Men’s Slickers Men’s and Boys’ Men’s Work Shirts
% About 60 In the lot, all sizes, Caps Hea/y material, well made,
sold up to {I O A Values that JA_ wUI wear a ,on e *1 A A
$2.98, now vl'Hv sold up to 5193 time, 2 for $i*UU
Heavy Comforts Pantry Sets Ladies’ Lingerie
Made to sell up to $2.98, 4 pieces. A needy buy An assortment Including gar
limtted tl’77 ata m, ’ nts ,hat IQ.
quantity I bargain II C sold for SI.OO ***fv
be a picture of the home, the school
money and pleasure with the cross of
Christ In the center. The same ser
mon will be delivered at Drewry at
7:30 p. m. oh Suhday evening. At
tihocco at S p. m. in the afternoon
the subject vtdll be “Jesus and Sin."
The public is Invited to all services.
WHITE MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH
SOUTH HENDERSON
Sunday sdhool-9:45. It. M. Reekie.
Super.n'.endent.
League* — d:80. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 7:30 o'clock.
Everyybody cordially invited to
worship with us.
To think well is only to dream well,
but tla well doing ihat perfects the
works.
Phone 500
Teaching Awards
At Carolina For
Year to be Made
Cue pel H.il. ,Feb s—Twenty-six
teaching fellowships, valued at from
ssTfi lo SB3O each, and a number of
other upfljl ntments to scholarships
and research aeslstantahlps carrying
substantial stipends, were announced
today by I>r. W. W. Piciscn. Ji
Dean of the Graduate School of the
University of North Carolina.
The appointments will be for the
scholastic year 1932-33 Applications
with supporting testimonials must be
filed with the Graduate School not
later than March 15. Awards are made
PAGE SEVEN
on a competitive basis and are an
nounced not earlier than April 1.
mi
Wet shoes can best be dried by
stuffing with iu wstvifwr and i>!ac
iriK in a wuim foot hot) tl-.c*
BUY
Golf Clubs
Famous brands si eel shaft
liens, .selling elsewhere $3 98,
close A | QQ
out
Rayon Lingerie
In assortments of bloomers,
.step-ins, etc.. sold ■* q
up to 50c 1 dC
Curtain Sets
liny enough cm tains to fufn
i,h your home, m.ii.y styles
in< hiding paneky. erisei-crofis
and cottage si L . Also many
color combinations. 14old reg
ularly at 79c
t» 58c JjC
36 Ladies Hats
Rome sold for Jk A
$3 98 Now
Men's Lumber Jackets
Sold early in the season for
$1.98 while n<x
they last wl*b/
RADIOS
A large stock of electric and
battery so s priced bedew
cost Screen Gild Dynamic
Speaker Cabin.; .«»•{% pr.ced
ZT. $39.00
Midget find Ciillcgiatc Sots.
Bed Springs
Double dock, deep coils sturd
ily built d»Q QC
a few at yvivv
Men’s Brown Cotton
Work Gloves
Made to Hell at lfk: to 20c a
pair. While Q
they last OC
Aluminum Ware
All of our SIOO .aluminum
ware will l-e in
sold at WC
Women’s Girdles
An assortment of most every
type of girdle. 7Qa
Now selling at I JeC
Henderson, N. C.