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Saturday, June 11, 1955
MACEDONIA BAFT. CHURCH.
Rev. W. L. Wilson, Pastor
Spartanburg?S.S. began at the
usual hour with the Ass't . Supt.
in charge. An interesting resume
' of the lesson was given by him
also. The very inspiring morning
message was delivered by the pustor
from the- "theme, "Crossing
Jordan." Tt.vr.-Tr.gVnm at 91 amf
22. Through the untiring efforts
of the pastor we now have a newpool
which was recently installed.
The back ground scene, a picture
of tht river Jordan is a sight to
behold. Dedication servicea for
pool began at 7:30 P.M. Representing
the Twelve Tribes of Israel
prayer was given by Dea.
Henry C. Elkins, J.1 .Bradford,
ft Shell, D. Williams and W. Tallev.
Also Sis. E. Barnet.t.,?C.
Copeland and J. Brown. Mr. J.
Hill, J. DaWkins and Murrayr1
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uvii|7i.uic9f mail, u-jlo uy miss
Lucille Worthy, Mark .1,11-11 ' by j
Mrs. J.-'M. Wilson, Mark 16-16 by
Dea. J. T. Templeton, John 3:22
and 23 by Mrs. Margaret Small,
Acts 2:38-41 by Mr. Ernest Daw
kins and Matt. .28:18 and 11) by
Miss Earline Baxter.,
Curtains for the pool were donated
by Mr. J. S. Woodard. After
.this service our 13 high
school graduates and one college
graduate received a token of appreciation
from the churchv presented
by the Pastor. Miss Lillio
Worthy graduated from* Benedict
College while Misses Lillic Alexander,
Earline Baxter, Geneviene
Gist, Estelle Jackson, Lucille Jack
son, Barbara Jenkins, Mr. Henry
Beatty, Willie Brewton, Ernest
Dawkins, James Hill, Nathaniel
Martin, Arthur Smith and Marion
Wofford graduated from Carver
High School. Congratulations.
On last Sunday the -ushers met
at Hopkin?_Chapel Bapt. Church,
Ashevillc, N. C. for the Annual
Ushers Union. Mr. Raymond
Smith, ?President of the?group
was~guest speaker. Also appar
ing on the program was Mrs.
Mary Talley and the Wilson Gospel
Chorus. Last week end Mrs.
Nettie Thompson had as her
guest, her brother, Mr. Silas O.P.
Gaffney of Washington, 1). C.
Queenie E. Boyd, RpL
CHAPEL HILL NEWS ~7~
_ ? ? The St. Paul A/ M. E. Chufcly
closed a five weeks broadcast
last Sunday the pastor Dr. T. I'.
? Duhart delivering the sermons,
.the Senior Choir, Youth C h o i r
and the Men Chorus furnished
organ -and piano music.
The Lincoln High School held
Commencement Ser\*ce Sunday at
3:00 P.M. at the St. Paul A.M.E.
Qhurch, the pastor Dr. Duhart
was the guest speaker.
The third Sunday In June,
Father's Day will be Men's Day at
9 P.M. the editor, Mr. L. E. Alston
of Durham, one of the country's
greatest speakers will b e
our guest speaker. The entire
membership of the official council
_/? oa. n i /-it.. 1. mi i i
oi at. raui i^nurcn wm ne represented.
The third Quarterly Conf.
of the A.M.E. Church will be held
June 5th and 6th, Dr. Davis presiding
elder wilb preach Sunday
morning and in evening service.
-The Rev. Mrs. -T. P.Duhart-isback
in the parsonage from a 3
wreek confinement in the hospital.
She is apparently converlessing
nicely, and the prayers of all is
for a complete cure soon. Hundreds
of letters, cards, and contributions
from the many friends
and will be answered as soon as
she is able to dcPsoT
A surprise birthday party was
given on Wednesday night at the
lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Harbee for Mrs. Laura Cotiton.
Quite a few of Mrs. Cotton's
friends were present to help her
enjoy the 'party. Roberta Burnett
Bessie Edwards, Augusta Edward
and 'Hilda Winn assisted Mrs.
, Barbee in serving punch, cake
" and sandwiches.
The dining table was covered
with a lace cloth, tfoe center was
the birthday cake with lighted
candles. All presents were placed
on the table and opened by Mrs.
Rubv Jones. 1
attended the graduation of their
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry
son, Alfred at A. & T. College,
Greensboro, N. C. on Monday. Amonp:
others were Mrs. Rebecca
Clark and Mrs. Ruby Jones.
Mr. A. D. Clark made a business
trip to West Palm Beach,
Fla., last week.
Mrs. Laura Cotton has returned
after visiting her mother and
other relatives in N. Y.
BUY BONDS
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I - . PINEY
GROVE A. M. E.
CHURCH
Rev. T. II. Weathers?Pastor
Sunday, June 5 was a beautiful
day and the Chureh goers made
their way to house of worship and
enjoyed the wonderful services
that was held. The Supt. and her
staff were at their post. After devotion
classes were arranged. No.
I class taught by Mr. Wade Trapp,
No. 2 by Miss Carolyn Smith, primary
by Mrs. Estell Boyd, Bible
class by Rev. Weathers. All classes
were reviewed by the pastor which
was very interesting and enjoyed.
Class No. 1, finance banner, $2.10,
Mr. Trapp teacher. Total finance,
$4.93.
Morning^ worship began with
sotig service AftovwKtv-b Mr W,
Trapp offered prayer, then hymn
225 wis lined by the pastor. Prayer
was offered by Mr. Johney Iceberger...
Second hymn, 277, Scripture
lesson was read by the pastor
38 chapter of St. John beginning
at the 1st through to 10th, verse.
Notices read by Mrs. Julia Ringer.
Mission offering lifted. Mr. H. M.,
Boyd offered prayer. Then after;
singing Zion Sweet fiong: RovWeathera
come forth and proauhed
as he usually do, heing his first
sermon sinde he came from the
hospital, -he preached as one who
had never been ill. Text: St. John
18 and^the latter xlause of the .31
verse. He used as a subject: The
Challenge of a perfect life. Every
heart rejoiced while thfc servant
of God talked by the way. Invitational
hymn was sung and extended
to joiners. Being communion
Day, holy communion, was administered
to believers. We regret to
report t.'vit Mrs. Minnie Tobias
is still in the hospital not doing
well; She has under gone an operation
and ask the prayers of all.
So let everyone send up a petition
in heif behalf. $10.00?was?given
her.
We are looking forward to see
which dry is children's da\\ let
every mother see that her child be
present and she along to make
them mind. Father's Day which
is the 3ijd Sunday. Fathers get
lined up. The Dist. Conference j
which was held at Providence, on |
May 20th with Rev. T. H? Weathers
host- pastor is now?historyr
The delegate Mr. H."1 M: Boyd
made a fine report.
I?S?Boyd, Reporter
cWILLIAM ST. BAPTIST
Rev. R. Ravenel?Pastor
.aP(L all the teachers were at. their .
post of duty. The lesson was well
taught by Rev. Robinson. The sub.
of the lesson Manasseh's Sin and
Repentance. Rev. Ravenel respond
ed on the lesson.
The devotional service was conducted
by Dea. Brown and Dea.
VVadsworth. The pastor came forward
and opened his service by
singing Pass Me Not, O, Gentle
Savior. Responsive reading 23rd.
Psalm. The Jubilee choir sang
hymn no. 483. Scripture lesson St.
John 13th chapter 31-34 verses.
The poor collection was lifted and
prayer by Rev. Pearson. Solo by
Bro. Willie Jackson of William
St. Then the pastor came with the
message. His Sub., was Peace in
the chOrrth. Everyone that missed
this morning message sure did
miss a soul stirring message.
Morning ervice collection $10.01.
Evening service was conducted by
Dea. Brown and Sis. Jackson.
Hymn 248. Then the pastor came
forward singing hymn n o. 454
_Sciiptuieiesiiom-St^iuke-8tlv ehapture
42-48 verses, Text Such
That Matter.
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Ravenel
the pastor of William St. Baptist
vChurch went tp?New^Bothcl Baptist
Church to their?pastor a n d
Church Anniversary. William St.,
Choir and Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church from Swansea. They a 1 1
had a wonderful time. The Willingworkers
Usher Board Union held
it's Session at Jehovah Baptist
Church. It was one of the best
Session they have had in a long
time. Collection for that Session,
$112.00.
CENTRAL IIA i'I IS I CHl'Kt'H
Hev. M. Odom?Pastor
Many friends of Central Baptist
Church witnessed a wonderful
program.
Tuesday night May .11, which
was their May Queen Contest, the
Church was beautifully decorated
by Mrs. Louise Metzs. All" the
Queens were beautiful in their
gowns. The Missionary Queen was
crowbed. The total was $335.00.
Central have a wonderful pastor. I
ask everyone who -has not heard
him, please go to Central Baptist
Church and hear him. Visitors are
always welcome at Central.
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State's Finals Spea!
tance of Education:
Orangeburg, S. C.? Commencement
speakers at South Carolina '
State College finals stressed the
Importance of educational' opportunities
and "certain individual
clianicti'i'ist k'?' thai are enduring"
and will enable individuals to adjust
themselves to changing circumstances
and grow stronger in,
the midst of change.
Bishop J* W. E_ Rowan, Atlantic
Coast Area, Central Jurisdiction,
Methodist Church in his
baccalaureate sermon Sunday
May 29 told 205 graduates that
tion, like the Garden of Eden fori
Adam, was_u irift of God. "All
things," he said, "are gifts from
God and that having received an
education which is a gift of God,
you are charged with the responsibility
to serve the world better
than the unprepared."
Dr. Albert E. Manley. Atlanta,
president of Spelman College dedress
Monday May ;10 at 10:(>()' a. )
ni. said "there are certain indlvid- .
ual characteristics that are endur- i
ing" and that "these characteristics
as a ]>art of your basic equipment'will
enable you to adjust
yourself to changing circumstan-,.
res and thus you will grow-strong
or in the midst of change."
Four characteristics which hwe
stressed were "Accuracy, Integrity.
Altertness and Tenacity Undcrgirded
by moral and spiritual
values."
"With the jjirquisition of these
qualities," he declared, "you can
help-the world to dispel the deep
darkness in which we find, ourselves
in 11)55."
vjrlll his closing charge to the
graduating classes he said "Althoough
accuracy, integrity, alertness
aTid tenacity will give you a
certain sense of. security, they are.
not .enougn. Y ou must believe in.
and work#for, the strengthening
of spiritual values. They must l?v
undorgirded by strong moral , and
religious convictions characterized
by faith in the future, faith i n
mankind, and faith in God?'
Dr. B.1 C. Turner, president of
South Carolina State College conTei
led degt'es upon "hiX graduates.
K. W. Green, Dean, Liberal Arts
and Sciences, presented thirteen
candidates for" the Bachelor of
Arts degree, twenty five for Bachelor
of Science degree-,-and elo_vrn~?oi'~tho
Bachelor of-Scicncc-frr JIusitWs
Admmistnrtion degrco.
?Howard Jordan,?Jrr, Dean of
the Scool of Education, presented
sixty three- candidates for the Bachelor
of Science in Education degree.
Howard Jordan, Jr., Dean of the
School of Education, presented |
sixty three candidates for the Ba |
.chelor of Science in Education de- j
gree.
Mrs. G. J. Penn. Dean of t li e
School of Home Economics pre- |
sented fifteen candidates for the
Bachclov r\f C/iin?nn TT T"'
... .......i-v; in llUllie I'.C- 1
onomios depreo.
E. M. Adams, Actinp Dean, |
School of Enpi-neerinp and Indus- )
trial Education, presented ten can]
didates for the Bachelor of Science
in Industrial Education., one i
candidate 'for the Bachelor of 1
Science in Architectural Fnpineer |
inp and one candidate for the 1
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical 1
Enpineerinp.
F. M. Staley, Dean, School of]
Apriculture presented sixteen can- I
didates for the Bachelor of Scion. |
co in Apriculture.
F. A. DeCosta, Dean, (Graduate I
School, presented forty seven rap- !
didates for the Master of Science |
depree.
I.t. Col. Harry F. Lofton, Professor
of Military Science n n d
Tactics presented fourteen candidates
for BOTC Commissions.
J7 D. MeChee, Dpt.
ST. LI KE BAPTIST CIU'RCTI
Uev. J. - S. Cordon?Pastor
St. Luke had one of the host
May Queen's Contest that \vas i n
lolumiitti this venr. AVc nd
the pastor is very proud of his
members and Church, because they
are leadiner. The Choir won the.
Crown this year and we all hope
the choir will still wear the Crown.
Collection *1000.05. i
The many friends of Deucon and
Mrs. Jim Wardsworth are very
sorry to know that their daughter
Mrs.. Francis Taylor is in Columbia
Hospital. We all pray for her "1
a speedy recovery and he hack
honie with her husband soon Mr. i
William Taylor. !
The many friends of Mrs. Mattie l
Clinton, 1005 Wayne St. are very''
sorry to know that she is making
her home in Washington, , o
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THE PALM
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kers Stress Imperil
Opportunities
The many friends and members
of William St. Baptist Church are
sorry to kndw that their Assistant
pastor, Rev. J oh mi ie Robinson
1527 linger St. bus' moved In.
l'hiia.t Beacon Robert 1 ^tt> K< rt
Pulaski St., is visiting his father
and mother in Beaufort.
The members of William St.
are very proud to see one o f
their members up and able to conto
to" Church who has been sick, so
lonjr, -Mrs.- Bookmtint - 3Black,
Laurel St.
Mary Jane Brown, Rp~t.
BROWN CIIAPEI. CHl'RCH
This Sunday was a day lonjr t o
he remembered with us. A wonderful
Sunday School lesson was taiiffht,
and the morning worship fid
lowed.
Family day was observed. Our
pastor brought forth a most timoly
message. The great need of a
family in hnrmnnv vi'iv 1 1 n '<*""y
discussed. Throw out the life line,
the invitational hymn was sung by
our senior musical choir.
Three prizes were awarded for
the families having the largest attendance.
=*-The Bute*- family, first prize,
Tolvier family, second prize, and
the Lumpkin family third prize.
The attendance for the day was
grand along with the offering.
The Willing Workers should receive
credit- for this special service,
which reached itsclimaxon Sunday
night, when a variety program wis
presented.
Members from the, various families
participated. Again we hope
Mrs.' "Beard, Mrs. Reese and Mr.
Blakely will get well soon. We miss
them.
YOI'TII OLlin N1CWS
Our weekly meeting, was held at
the home-of Mr. and* Mrs. Julius
Barnes with Mr. Henry Barnes.Las
host.-Miss Lumpkin presided.
We will sponsor an cnteilwh ment
on next Saturday nighty1!^
the benefit of our (Tub ay^ f
('lull duos were taker *?*]
business discussion. All
pledtfed a drdtrrr fnr TTTe fllonmy"
night, Festival. ' 't
The next meeting will he atflhe
home of the. reporter." ~
A candlelight' service is planned
for Sunday night.
Miss-Ricks, Miss Taylor and Miss
KiTo?</mir-tenchehs are home again.
Air. tuunes served a v.ery tasty j
Kineheon.
The meeting adjourned with the
Club song.
Josephine Clakely, Rpt.
HIGH HII,!. A. M. K.CIirRCH
Rev. W. S. Young?.Pastor
Sumter-?Sunday School as usual
with wonderful discussion by
the teachers and classes. Report
$2.08.
Service hegining at the usual
hour. Music furnished by Junior
and Senior Choir. Opening with
Xo. 1, C) For A Thousand Tongues
To Sing. Piayer by Hit). William
Alston. Sontr. I Vend TP,>,. llvmn
No. 370, My Soul IW; On Thy +
Guard, Scripture 12 verse.-?, 1st ;
chapter erf?Samuel. Song, Remcinber
Me. Love Feast. Song, Jesus 1
Keep Me N'ear The Cross. Mission
Prayer IJeo. Elijah Praileau, .Missionary
offering 81,20.
Rev. Young introduced .to the
visiting pastor, the*Rev. W. M. i
1ST or man of Union, S. C. He came
before the congregation with n
song, Walk Through the Struts .
Of Tlie City; .
The morning message was delivered.
by Rev. Morinan. II" took
his text from'the Rook of the 1st
Samuel 17th Chapter <2t> vise.
Subject, You Can't Defile Cod's
Army. Song Pass M<Y Not Oh
Gentle Savior. OITei inir 8! ^ (17
Rencdiction by Rev. Morinan.
Mazie \yiley, Rpt.
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SECOND /ION HAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. M- lllirrif'1 Tawlnr
They have had a week of Revival
meeting, it. started May >"- ,
June 3. The Minister for the week
\v?s Rev. Thomas from Augusta.
The pastor of Bethlehem Baptist
Church at College Place. The'
meeting was very muc^rffe^nicress.
Rev. Thomas sure delivered some
wonderful messages.
Second Zion Membership wish to j
thank their Usherhoard of the
Uruon for their support them i
and the visiting Usher Board too i
and wc also thank Rev. Thomas. J
W'hereever Rev. Thomas go to run j
a meeting, he always go hunting
*innPFs~and trying to save some '
ne.
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A memorial service for the late
! r. .Mary McOleod Itethiine, 1'ouii
Her and president -emeritus of I to- A
thiirie (ooknian col It-jo, IhrytririTC?
Ile.irli, I'1 la., was Itchl 01 i-tii.* !To11
nett cjUciff campMs here recently.
Ill- If.lt.UIIO WHO rm hovrr'-;r'. ~
\duninus of Dennett.
Leading the students and facol- . ti
l.v in prayers was Method:!
Di-diop Kdjtar A. Love, of the Hal- :
' more area.
VIM: (.KOVlv A. >h ? :. oil I KCH Kt
%. t. It. Ilawthron?I'astor :i
S. Sj. at it.; iisnnl ? >::< lUr.'lQ o'. -T
doe!:. Slip!', and Officer- nic-aml
and a Inrvn numl.i :?? i .i'c ir ?
present. - The lesson was discns?od ''
' ry PSn t ins TJieu a tcvie'w was ^
had and enjoyed. J'
I'r.lyer service , whs .held '.in! ' ;
the pastor came to the rostrum
;:id ileiivei-e.f a- nu-ssa.ye fvoiir'al
1'salHi 10th verse. Thome. '('Veat
"itliin 1110 a clean in.at of
lie preached wish .the siiirif and '
i'IIS NII'C-I.I,. e -I I.o j..j. ,| :
l.einjf . Communion I'ay'. Sister 11:
ij a Kawl who have !>een in
% i *. 7 1 * 1
??<mur.jrion. t". t'.Tor a year, w'or- 1
shipped with us and >.*i?* is so ,!
proud to ho homo a train nn<d h e r P
daughter Irene rRntit h was with us 1
j front Washington.
Wo' are niovinjr on. tryimr to do
our kpt.t in .Testis nanio.
Cor.io worship w it}> us on the
!*'iiv:t' .and Th-itu Suna\\.
'/.ION CANAAN HA I'f 1ST
(44 V KCH -1?
Rev. M. ('. l-'onnoll, l';:>.uir
State 1'ark Sunday niyh'. a"
S oVlook tiK' '"i'ulpit \i'i Chd."?'
~roiideie i a jn'-oy;rani. A jioom hy
Sis.- Kloi.-e 1 lays. a.'.hvss, Si .
L. I!.. Simpson, President, so''.
Sis. Itosa li.ivs. K. "f?uTU?
Sis. Mai'ia-Ha Johnson; S??!o Pro. .'
Hourtro .Inne.-?'t hen the?mes -.aT'e "
was lugiiylil ly the liev. C. .1.
I \N hit laker. Theme: "Oppoitun-1.
ity" Uev. Whittaker divided th
-j-peopkt - of thirs\'orl.| into Otre"
.1 tdass* s. 1 (i....... i/e..i A
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hppport unity .M'e.kei>. un
v-ty Breakers. The l.igr question '
pw t_. i
^s: Y\ hat elnss are. yon in? The
gni'ss' i n?:?win m nnili'i fill a ri d a '
great elmPtngre to irss
The "Pulpit A id ( 'lu!>" is 001!;;"
a gxeal _jo!>. ;u+d?hopes- -to do -Brr
great job and hope.- In do even!
| more in. the future. . * '['
Thanks $> all for .helping; u- .(
to Inive s!i].n jn..ji)fljn
Mi1.'. K. ('. Feu imp- llptr
UKIIRON I!.\ I'TIST ClirUCII V
Itev. W. I). Corker, Pastor
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Sundry v as a jii/e day for ,
Church goers, I?oginning .with S.' (
S. the attendance \\a- goo.I. S.S. A
opened with M'.v Foster Calhoun
as Slipl. The various classes wet it
taught l?y studentMi-ses Km- 'j*
ma Jean ( nicer and ' \ ida Fruit: o
grave a summary on the )es-ou. V
Xext Sundae Mr (Ti.kr..-.. I .... .*.
.Jr. will serve as Siipt. After a C?
lively iMornin.tr devotion. r.n i - X
was in chyt'trd of the Senior Choir v
I'ulpit cues!, Kev. C. V. Ch.rd; . O
Scripture iessoii St. Mark
I'), text taken from the ' ' 2 vers V
of same Chapt. Tlie niessaue l.y y
Mho pastor flop"the fimme, ~pel
injr into the?inner -effete- -with V
Christ. Visitors were presented hy y
Mrs. Mai tie \V. Him-on. at J J' ..M. >
Mrs. I'ennie Sehm 11>' rt was ho*- X
less to the |ast<"m Ai.1 Cluh at her V
home T^rr? >?--JiensViI >t. I'ne dev .?
ion was uivon hy. the Chaplin X
M.S.-T'in.i-.. I rev. II:,.';-;
(lii'.ciis den was led hy Mr>. Aleee ?:
N; nte, follow/-.' !.y others. Mi . e!
Jteheeea UhtkejyT- M-is.-.e^ I' !t h '/: V
Sehunipherl ami Clonic a-.-iMi i y
in seiviny a ?!? !: : >:i = repa-r.
Mrs. I.oreh,v 1 'hil.-oji' t' a'nkod \!i.hostess.
Sunday : i"hl a; S !'. M. t&
J'usy I tee I I. ii >p. " wed' a -Is Q
states rally Willi eaeh 'ale heir 2
. i (.|>ro-mil i-d?Ky?ttr-?I*1'i. i Mt iff
Lotira Thorna..--, president, gave fl
tli<' welcome ,fuja>\\ ed. I>y an in.tm Hi
csling prograni. Ml -. An:y l'lem fl
ing who represented her s t a t c I
with the largest amount of nun:1 H
cy was crowned l>y .Mix. Mamie J
"Ntl tinker. with" a hi-antif T n
crown made of each flower of the M
Miss Vida Pinitt is. :.:t'."Ming- H
the new home makers c io g2
Orangeburg. , S. this week mm
/Miss' Pruitt is distiiet president. fl
Mr. ^Love.<?ter Sturkey i< spending; fl
the'- summer moliths working in B
Kidgecre.-t, X. Mr. llohert will *
iams of Washington, 1?. is vis- jP
iting his aunt. A11<. Mary Ho?yd V
A1 r. William-.-?i-s?now a lio.?.pit.d B
patient at Hlalock Clinic. Mrs. |
Eunice Moore of Pittsburgh, Pa. fl
is" visiting her mother Mrs. Essie" 1
Holland. Friends of Mrs. Holland I
will be sorry to -learn of her ili fl
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he lil':)it"ei| s'/ic-c ill Avliivli t !"? %*ituaily
uci'i.r. I.a'.vc, ?v<> . thet.i ?t
in every person jni>i ki
u i'VfryiUUr};."-- : i?i
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lie- >i el ariict -r ? air." <vHl ,\i
li< Ml pel yo:v, .* t<i iio iiitat
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soipr in j:io (iiV)ii' ahput i-'
he?frrHvoi-r-*?y-i?fIn -fti"t h
> listen \>> irnny ? n;i\ei ;?' i"n ; ' (
hhrrr?io?\ it n kiy.t \vi Si U
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le'.o'i in ehoet: m- ii,
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;:uf nature v.i!! !< '??/:.: vh. . !
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i f ij n-i- aial ini- m
i?>.alit.T i al. Ala! il is a ;.|
omul jiiaiAi" examine i > Ji
no;i\r; rrrr-iiucT.tiom- t.ial. |>fir-'
in' j.ii.jdf .v:liii whom v. - 4
'.avo c-ontavt. We, must avoi'l the
K'M-i1 1'iatui uh'. J,is \\..y!
y ' ire .!- ."is i lii'U 1 jrnli
?LLot?aoaa 1,^-ittU"1*..1.* iusl. e. a
d;,. a i;i? i" lu::inii every
o, a:; ! y. cioal.-.'il ileal in c\Yr;.
''aorntii>i:, it is l:;no to !< !! \\itji '
>.i ?'i i.u.i examine oar..
Iicia tii .tr-naciue- s. If. as \v?
: i;te l.i i'iai expanse of iiiiinnu:y
ami ran fi:ai nothing a"1-'!_
u , a;. ahum nnyllo.iy, ..?vs-o?w ii*??
Una?a.;;!?Yi.iiii y eat- u.nrni.?1;i.i 1.
,( are \;<:tims of a spiritual <!is-,
use. al.a-h is ovntKiav than can-'
r. ^ | ;
The e.f'snol < t" John relates : :.u
Lory of a lium nfllieted with 'tiosf
i" < ;< <! s'.:!, i .,< penile. It . ov'la.s
liat Xot'hnnieSV frien,!. j'i.ij _ . i
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mil 'Kio\yi::"jr~ "terms.
. f have" found Him. uf whom
a' i "in i he lav.' ami ; lie j>rn]?'
V l '-te. .lestIS of \a/.;; I et ||."
words < !' trust an.I ? ??:11;.!?
t afi'jtil a nio-snn were too
>'h l"??r iS'atl.aiiiel's (?itfei jieari.
?ii}j I'tiiflip an I ;s:u<)> ,
; a l!i"iv any jroo.i llii'mr conn;'
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s . mean, oil .J.- is l.s ins rt-.
i < ;! that Xa/.aro'h is j
> sl i'Mi:.| (;i haps ' Nathaniel
' in' or another had (a;*.1!!
< ' i V ;s from \aZU-j
' .i t 111 have hocn a'
::i:: ?i : : la |>i. 11;i*c-. some ' wo- .
i !'i '!.! Xu:'.nre;h who luiuv.tl
H7 'JrfTwfT" the poor man, and
h t:.'- experic'-irees corroding'
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Nazareth ai. l
r ? ;..? ! yt'-dnjr els--. 1
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I'al deduct J don't liKai
:i.;sh et ii: :hi'ii'l'iiie. anything oat'
\:...ai I'thhnast '.a pal \ of t.i; i
t.: i: I hale ahout Nazareth,
ii- is the, false conclusion. which
a reed. It- was done l?'y Xa-.
daw':. '.'M'i X hy tw Why'
I! >n. si a:i !> {>. !< ., cause of oat,
cc v.iii soisk*.
I'i.i iacist rem's on this false1
1" i; i'h'- li 'a man of a cor.am
ioc sitais n oliicl on. the. race;
trot will- cr.nrluUe-, "rtrcrefese,
c; ,\ . man f Unit face is a'
ih he ". tlii'cf." Jt is the same old
o'ry.
1'ol ' 1 hjlh', ).n\>cvei. ws as not |
i, cold iti ills trig.' S l"J tile
.'ml as i .v pressed. hy Nathan i
1. i 'V I'i.iliji 'imv.odiaudy t too!:
c oi fonsivc. and, " said to ''linff
and see." !l was licit lonffl
e Nathaniel was - himself in'
:c liivscja-'.- oi Jesv.Tic is look-'
4T loi'i i l.n->, for ?evt-r\'.ijnily is a awl.
. j
Jn the next svnec, Xathatucl <s;
>. . ..aniiloHc .h sii-, !?>r h<- hah
mnd as did Pilate, " We find no.
an", a, liina" X.ow it is Xatnan- !
i ? .iimiii.ii!:-- i.iiii.-u-li' in ihc prci-1
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