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hal» man on to God.
Ha waa ahrajrs In-
troduclnf Ms friends
to Joans. .
Ibara ara many
pasaagas of scripture
cited far this study,
with the devotional
reading In ladta and
the Ooldoo Text
from John 1:«: “Ha
brought him to
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a long way to aaa Jesus. Ha
how to htfp them, fa thie In-
aidant wa aaa the Jinal example of.
winning people to Jesus—cultured
who ware familiar, wa may
with the current thought of
the world. But this simple fisher
man of Galilee knew bow to ap
proach them, how to gain thefa^at-
taction, how to bring them to Jesus,
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TUT WATT FOB THE ANDREWS
TODAY
*T«HE world emits far soma Aa>
1 draw today. I fully believe that
moat people could bo won to Chriet
If only thoro wore enough Andrews.
Barely hive I had a Jhraon to repel
mo wfcm I faithfully fallowed the
Wading of the Holy Spirit to spank
to such person about Jeous.
Andrew did not roly upon his own
roiouraos. Ha want h the might sf
the Lord. Ho know w|*t Jesus had
dona far him. Be yearned to see all
man enjoy their blessing. Ha was a
simple messenger—* voice.
And God gate him words - words
that Cell like good seed into fertile
■ofl. w may ws today introduce our
friends to Jesus. Only let us 1%
member this—we must first know
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mat Jesus, and
t ▼ discovered fa him the laviour
of men, he want and tound his
brother. Simon, and said unto-hlm,
“We hart tound ton fa—lab, nldsh
la, halng Interpreted, toa Christ"
Jahn 1:41. ^
what wa hart tound to ha goodT
tolling Ms Mania about Jam, tor
fet had flnad to Jam Shat which
was SMd. Jahn tfea Baptist had told
Aadrnw ahant Jam, and ha was
datonwtoad that ha would toll otary-'
mnnm amtam namann^^ MtoB^wn Madm nmasMfl an^mmui
one wno wouio iiHten mu jooq news,
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HOW AMDHBW KNEW ABOUT „
A'S
got his impressions of
firsthand. Whan ha heard
John the Baptist say, “Behold the
Lamb of Ood that taketh away the
sin of tha world,’* ha wont on to
inquire about Jeous, and Jesus bsda
him and John- spend the day with
Him. They did, from 10 o'clock In
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That was enough. Andrew knew
from that day about Jesua. Ha was
now ready to tall others what ha
knew about Jaaus.
Do wa know Jesus well'enough
to tall others shout him? If a
fisherman could tell the story «f-
fectivaly. cannot everyona? Bui
let us remember this, no man can
introduce his (Hand to Jam until
ha himself knows Jaaus.
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osophy bringafrman's mind about
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SOCIETY MEETS
Tha Wesleyan Service Guild of
tha Lyttletoo Street Methodist
church held their annual picnic on
Tuesday evening and aa tfsual it
rained so the picnic turned out to
be a supper party at tha home of
the Mlsaea Kate, Suite and Mary
Watkins’ on Laurens Court.
Thirty-five members of the Guild
(which is composed of the business
and professional women of the
church) were present and some es
pecially invited guests and one
new member, Mrs. Beulah Sheorn.
Mrs. Jack Nettles, president, pre
sided at a short business session
and a few plana were formulated -
fqc the fall and winter months.
Special guests Invited to this de
lightful affair were Mrs. Marcus
Adams. Mrs. A. A. Reasonover, Mrs.
Grace Jordad, Miss Verla Griffin,
of Wingate. N. C., Mrs. Blending
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replacement or essential equip
ment. City cpmmtsekm will lot all
contracts In excess of 91.000.
Sea that all laws ara enforced.
Tha manager la to be elected to
serve for an indefinite term add
may be replaced at the pleasure of
I majority of the commissioners.
Jack Tallint, who has been elect
ed city manager ls expected to re
port about September 1 to enter
upon bis duties. He Is now engaged
in making an administrative survey
of St. Petersburg, Fla.;‘
It Is eAsi
to toll Hriagin abeut Jas
tones si aw earn family
And a«w ws sat dadraw yonder
with to* loaves sad fishes,
brtogtof tohn to Jesus. Thalia
tost of aaatog toe right perm
the rl*d Maas. And agato
toe acid test of kitreduatof
to Jesua. /
Apsis, vs see Andrew sensing
fast that rW. O****
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