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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1950-01-05, Page 6Afternoon cv eke entertainment friendly �nMPw- ��,3� tLN! f;l ,r hla ,tit' , ,� .•n ,.�b:;;: , � tt i' ' _'t, M •-•— •-- �.rkr�ro•,wsvr _ f;e HIRST - awl. Poon, , o By The Rev. R. Barclay Warren THE CNURCH ,E V POWERED Acts 2:1-4, 14.1.7, 37.41 Golden Text: "l2.ctzent, and be baptized every one of you int tine name of Jesus Christ for the re- mission of sins, and ye shall receive tile gift of the Sloly Gitoct"—Acts 2:38, Today's lesson gives us the key to the 'success of tine early Church. Here was a group of the world's nobodys, Socially, finan<-,iallyr and educationally, they were frightfully insignificant, Among themselves there was self-seeking (Matt. 20:21), sectarianism (Mark 9:38), and gruel vindictiveness (Luke "I'd like to e -,l lain some iltittg, "1ltie wives are not horse.:, chattl- ,, Beet sonlethijTgr happened to bernhaids. nor staves, We are "" £t this 120 oar the day of Pentecost to these husiaucis, \uua: durst, who •) { M that completely .changed the pit - complain about their urveA." writes human, and have hearts and backs tore, Their hearts were u purified s �5 that break and ache. e'' Y ` (Acts 15:9). James, rtirose mother a distracted "We married to snake a houne arta C�� rr , had sought for ]tiro a high place, yG)n12pt WotitaIt. ' y t raise children, not just to pamper was tiit.ted to soon secure a treat' a than is $ r. a ratan. 7:'oa tlzatzy husbands take us''� y ', clotvtT. abet, who would have romantic a n d for ranted J ..• t! s f e g ,yet canlplain when we burned u:� tine inhospitable Saniar•- gallant to his t t , 1 p ' f+ sw-eetineart, but A t discouraged. It isn't fair to ex- Bans, sate that his Christ a>as for " pest it w•ontatt to do all the house „p a once she is his ll stele. rile expressed this convic- e bold work, all the outside cleaning, Chaxrl `Purrsiatr" r tion in the best-known verse of the wife, the expects--Screell stag Y votit>e De Carlo holds tlye BItie all the cried -raising and never get i'er'siatr, uCl7ampion Masterpiece," tvho is 'ettizr set to defend Bible (folin 3:16). to go oil living a helping hand ducts her g I'uese sten were dynamic. Not e p.T the nay lie-livPd g o CIA- hi title tri flee JT011y��rOAC1 Cat S110s� ��'iiil �vC)tttle opt his Side, only were.their otic=n natures pur- nancy, trot a few* kind words to ru- ;; before; courage her after tate baby conies. the chatrip looks pletrty confident, ifted,- they had a new passion to tell "His wife mist tale the place of with all the added hard work A the who'ie,world about their•-Sav- ili mother, --babying hiss, serving baby means. four. The .Roly Spirit, symbolized hite steals about which he makes "Note I'll ask you to advise tilt by the tongue of fire, possessed Ila comtlleut unless to complain. personally, for added to all these n them. Afiraculously-, they addresser) "She rrutst always have his faults, ury husband has others more iTA` the visitors from many lands in elothes clean and ready—which Ire serious• DISTRACTED," their own language, Peter, who had ).:an never find unless by chance lit* C•ouutiug the innumerable vir- �° denied his Lord at the accusing looks vvhere they belong, tues which make a marriage fine, `' " � finger of a maiden during the trial, "the must keep herself, and ti, e perhaps the most essential virtue Alter the holiday festivities and coustarrtly; I'ottr into buttered Uak- speaks to the -multitude boldly and house and children clean and at- " is kindness, all the rich foods that fearlessly. Christianity is on ilze ga wirer in dish, Beat egg white stiff, and march. All are called to repentance tractive, for he expects es-erything It is not kind for a husband to them, it's a grated feeling to get g•eadually beat in four tablespoons and baptism in the name of Hien so be just as his mother had it. * expect his wife to pamper hien—it back to plain, hearty fa -re. '.)'here's sneer. Add lennoo extract and beat Whom they bad crucified, They, "But he does nothing to help * would be snore natural for hien to nothing at all fancy abort the until mixture is soft and glossy. too, map receive the gift of the make a honre a home! * pamper her; recipes Pin passing along to y oa file an top of ttddin and ut into � lt'G'.R1 tir02 Sl. 4\ ES" * I P g P T.oly Ghost. It is not kind for hint to sir. today, bu't T think you'll find them a 350' overt for 20 minutes. or until It is comforting to know that the -- down to a wonderful dinner thoroughly satislactorv. 1 -lope so, Iic' i ly browned'• Promise is to us and to our children. which site. has spent art )tour int anptaac, - + !: * Preparing, and never, sal one �' * * We may not )rear the sound as of word of Cottage Pudding wind, nor see the tongue as of fire, praise. He may not' find Port Tenderloin With Stuffingm! leRNAV, '� it alxays to has liking, but at 1 Pork tenderloin a cup shortening troy teres speak in a language vve t ,wm;Q,rR,q N6 Y 'qs�i q.•p'ap g+ �a�-_, st' ;'•++a_ t4i 2s cup stgar have not learned, but the 1:Toly least he should rea-ard the fart I egg. well beaten *That she tried: 3 tablespoons dei 1 egg Spirit in His purifying and ener- a m p drippings 1 cop milk gizing presence is a gift which the -it is not. kind to expect his wife 1/z cups bread crumbs f "��.�• t!s .. * s 2 cups flour Fattier delights to bestow upon '[•1i5 to tale care of his clothes—svity /z teaspoon salt or, e i leve] teaspoons baking believing children. If we, the rv' t � shouldn't he do that himself? I teaspoon sage °Y t It is not ]cjud to expect his wjfe Pepper if desired r powder Church, would regain our power, _� / teaspoon salt let us lay claim to the promise. The e to be the perfect housekeeper his trz teaspoons minced onion, 1 teas m * poon vanilla need of the world about us niakes mother was, OO few girls these Water or meat stock (milk mayr it itnpe•atiire that We should be at days are trained to be that, be= be used) Method: Cseanr the %bortentng. Add the •11 oto• be -t. � 4 v vF'' r v, • Vy,, Cause so many of them have had "` to get out and ]yelp strppors their Method: Have the butchers lit p she pork tenderloin neat) through sugar, vagi a and beaten egg, and beat well. Star in art of ---� families: Y lengthwise, Add melted drippings milk. -alternating with the flour, salt u F�I71�1a8 ��tIJ3e8 It is not kind to burden a to bread crumbs. Combine the re- and baking g powder, Which have been bed. �.:�,�:y:.�%` e wife with all the household chores maining ingredients. Add enough sifted together, until all is Hake in loaf in One of the cleverest Hien on a et-'`rr";. and other a•oi•k necessary to l:ee moisture to hold- cru•rnUs together. pan a nzod- platform Who knew the devastating q ce;� '.•*, ' , h , * the house clean and shining. It is Spread the stuffing between layers teary °yen' Serve with Warttl fruit effect of a correctly tined pause • x.Mti'i':. H not hind to neglect his duties as a g of the tenderloin, :Either sew or sauce or a plain sauce. Frozen fruits was. Lord Palmerston. Once at ,�IFrYrwrsn.•r , father, and turn over all tine train- skewer edges together, Season W;ili are good on it, too, when used as Taunton, lie was interrupted by a Q eit�-•-;:--� s9 ,* was°� itlt►i r * t ing and care of the Children to salt and pepper. l lace' in all open 1 a short Mke. listener who asked hint if lie would her. pati and roast in a 275' to 300' OvenRive ♦1 a plain answer to a plain ques- 1 do nut believe that Wren are for a•bottt one hour. Frosted Molc•ases Cookies tion, Blandly, Lard Palmerston said fid' p F y� deliberately unkind. Most of then, * "' 2 cups molasses ire would, i .�,,,. ±•.- � # t are otrly tltouglttless. if they Cinnamon Coffeecake I cup sugar " Will 3.011, or will you not sup - �` >*st•n e•,;w'v:�t? -�.11akes ash• realize that a loving' an 8 -inch -square q tare cake 1 cup lard _ port this measure (a Liberal one a" ). wife will work herself into a sick Cream xiq. oup shortening, a� cup I cup hot water "f will," replied Palinerston—and 'Liberals *bed, and cheerfully -if she sees sugar 1 tea-poon soda all the cheered, "not," con- � 14 •E I.s . that gleans of appreciation hears Add 1 e egg, uuUeatet, I teas teaspoon cinnamon tinned Palmerston to the astonish - �s..r, � those words of praise that repay Sift 2 cups sifted flour, 3 teaspoons Flour enough to roll nicely ztlent and cheers of the Tories, "tell t e d' �+'e,�,'�rp�� *her for all her efforts) A husband baking powder, %teaspoon salt Frosting— you," Palmerston concluded. Both ° �i'>;a`�M 1 *can U hard to get along with, Add flour Shernate}y to fat tvd•th 3-0 cup sugar parties laughed. l hr can spend his money reckless- , p milk ,s teaspoon salt r\lt•. Cburchill has effectively a' Iy, he van even be, unfaithful --but S ea Spread batter tri greased pan J4' teaspoon baking powder used this trice: marry times. On one if he i3 kind and thoughtful to his Combine cup sugar, 3 teaspoons 3 to 3 tablespoons cold water occasion, he began, "1 hesitate to d wife, SOlrtetjnres she can overlook cinnamon, 2 tablespoons flour, I egg white cast pearls- before—" and paused, tt'c i + ft all." 2 tablespoons melted butter Method: Cream- sugar and laid Anticipating the enol of the qup- l,uw "Just the art of being kind is all ` Sprinkle half topping' over baster in � together, then add tile egg yolks, tation, Labour members started a terrific uproar. Aon. C+liurchill to make large ph' sn all, st:arf Gersch -mat,. buffet t the sad 'world needs." .How much I lovelier marriage would be if 'bus- pan 1 t Add renl'injug batter; then remaju- til Cil the I1301a5Nf� Cpinbilled With hot water. :Dissolve the in waited patiently. until it had subsided -set! )u t won derful lar complete nnatcfrrd set! i bands and wives lived this truth! ing topping Bake at 37K° ,rnoderaie) soda a little of the lion water first, then en enough for his voice to be heard, I and thg. fifty crocheted scarfs done• hi ? Anne Hirst will help you see it for ,i0 minute' add.. Sift int flour. just Clio ieni i�ontinuedtate to"Aswas say - double or single ;trend strjnsr. Pat. 1 if You write her at Box 1, 123 Eighteenth I * ;. � tip tile ntinture will hold shape and hake pearls .(pease,) before those who can't aP- tern 81(1: ducrtioii, St., New Toronto, Ont. Prune Bread troll. at ;i50`. Frost When cool preciate tliea]il" it,rnLaura \\ herle, , in,Fnut tri ilei - ntr:ll.t eta ot9. c ahl,pl» ! R OYIOIIs ��LY i flakes •4x11 -inch loaf with the frosting which has been combined in upper top of doable Afembers laughed long and loudly. with with its chart.. phnrn• and cunei.,• l'. p ? Sift 2 cups whole wheat flour, I cup it white flour. 1 boiler• and beaten for seven tuintries, It Was a Cabinet minister Who dira•rttuhl, Sind TWENTY-FIVE I u u ntc• c•ntpliect dreflys„ a teaspoon soda, I I teaspoon baking powder, r eU p .. `Mead oil COh}f1F". alienilrlg» 1N ac told once Use a hla ecer that he CENTS art coins rstantira ratln„t h, arr;•l,t- 1 bet haI""I into the hat hard 1 flutrcr-bun tghere blas. Aia� A1COre sugar, I teaspoon salt Add 1 cup diced. Cooke e and+ rc,r this patient hu ilii i, 1 *,: kighrremil street, Xet+ i It'll plaillod sonic secdlilis. At her g' p' I' Combine I e egg, acli Urates, 1 cup 1 ;, �• I'ornnu,• Q111. Print plainly holnc C at I ,-tt,and , ttcrr, 11 alsaarih, Prune juice, aq CUP milk I- s r�� ~ w t , a u NUMBER, ynnr, NAME E D- Ail- site has bccn borrowing a iad,dei• t,• � k Add alternatelt In dry in-redivnL ' � }� r^ � .:.• � � ti;M and and DRESS. I trir•1: Ilse nlaLrlificrnt hh�onts of 'a it 3 tablespoons melted fat :s t 1;+ -ft, (1.11111;, tb11 :ft t 1',•Iron? 0 box. Pour into gtea:erl 411 0-iti(it lnaf pan Bake at A �_ d ) 9, r mre s sR, bum si,• �, 3G.:,,urt t af;. Tie wlx T�, 1'r f Cranberry-Nutcad Br * y z. t i t UZ79 t, t pact 2t1. Yfi i 1. 1.) fly 4). Itttii5a Grind I Cup fresh cranberries `.4(i �t. tet g-nija 45. Harbor. `S.Till10v a$.'Ibeswo,t,,,p Add ?d cup sugar - - Otis. 4 . I, it,, prl,ner r.lTnckev bait 4. rtbtitera,d as. Etuluinaat i•:� •bntrt �d anima, Sift 1 cu sugar, 3 cups sifted 'flour, I� g p , *a 5 ii+;rf bil,i 4 Aointnrl pro- R T „en, fhrsmnt +r 4. l e ic, 4 teaspoons baking I l g ppWdet', 1 3 } tentinn ? '"v tt t, ••i tr�-tr,h) pentn,z s elirreripy 4X (iown t)qv A a teaspoon salt: Add 3 tablespoons l` r+ '{ 7" "Illy4 ,,,.<, t i�( Il�.?.r iii is"•n,+t P. i•ir,'trer rn( C,n h,tnr LIT'll ''"n lChn tree ❑I- :); \ v f •. :nd -,itlh P grated orange rind,CU ?% cho e Z P d .i( r C-:?UArprj aUb.;.fl t, p Atatp 0,I, , PP Walnuts PI d 1 (p, 1 .3, %av IS, Plplby t:•,tl) `-"r Sm, nIitI,i, gr r'Ia�entl,- 27. 1 : f t'a rib tS 11,nr rl^w ,4•n al r., 4. Pel-tunp In l; ,;r t7a 1ppparTnce 3r rinaln,ryp« 3TIAIA duet+• RP Wlrtle ,ltw P af.nnp 4" Pt)rtttn t•nnd +,1 nttgitti ad ``nF per ; nLtpr+F 4t mer 4,4 Ir itlialt SIF an 1tir 0f ltK " Anary 4 t',rrirrif+4 pt»M Ij:i f tt9nv ok Ertr S . ♦ ;, live 1.)(+.Y N �w,rern,,, ail ill t cup milk. 2 tablespoons melted butter, I Egg, ,lightly beaten )fold in sweetened cranberries fi 3 :pour into grctr;rd loaf pan Bait e at ,t',i() ,,rtt),1PI-cit• 'or „11t- Lemon IntLemon ,Rice Pudditt i z cup uncooked rice ?; 3 cups milk TJP{ C f . a up sugar Grated rind of one le;z•on rt ,•��,, `�, <• 11,4 tablespoons lepton r a tea;;p0011 salt 1t u 2 eggs. separated 4 tablespoons sugarb ?4 teaspoon lemon elttrart l?vli5' Coes 'Ib C}rely, l;•-- \int I tt lirtic +tl'1 rtirne to the vicar of Method: t uftl: tl r• tjre ,I1.,1 lw It `+t. Hotolph's ildttirch, I�turfli'iicet, X'.t17,t'rlltCt, and asked lllfit to 1 is ac r}onirl, ho for rintit lits fiefs is have leer doll "'c'lhr'i5telted," he tlltrtt;+ltt it ��Ould 17g a d hi idt`a ,nit. Ade} s. „,,r, 1 +,'net rind, !eulott ' juin. sal) a,td nr�ittelf a err hold a service cr•1pr eiall1• fol- c1lildrvii and their dolls. Here is ; egg yolk�..t A, roc mr " + (.onri:ruc vuoi.jng Duet ircll `n�sfar lire tii',t. "iJotI ;ittllriay," tviilt 11tP Elolla sitting gedplt'ly in 1)tc tisw+pr wnls"yllert telt this page. i tttt4il ttrixrurtt ;hi•tilgnvns, I4$td'i&r iatKrs tette tit;iir young misti'e.4tios pray. 18t;llx I 195o +rw.sir+rt*�rm�"+Puluuo?Nlauwcµ�Yr. CWK OUT FROM UNDER T ' PAIN Try DOLCI:N Tablets for prompt felled trrom ARTHRITIC and RIIEVAIATIC pahm . , get aibottle of 100 or 900 tablet# kom your druggist TODAY and ,Joist the thousands of relieved sufferers who. by taking DOLCIN have cows .4 hone under the shadow of Jtalu.. Most druggists carry DorclN...100' tablets $2.39; econontysixe Itortle p(f: 300 tablets $10,00, Tf your druggist does trot have I� DOLCINI, vrrlte direct to 1DOLCIIN LIMITED,Toron• to 10, Canada. * r CIN r TABLiiTS qty Me!%`Yofi.i!!fi Dian, bO040 , rryigtpeW O.N. Of lIYPIIifPt.N tl➢ o" , was nothing but an idiot Quickly, the minister replied, "'.Chen t'rrc just the email to represent youl" That retort probably brought hire more votes than any amount of arg•u rn en t. Orators have always to be stn the alert, A laugh itr the wro,rp • place may easily 1011 a point. For instance, wizen :Lord Strabolg'i teas passionately denouncing capital purrishitielit, he asked: "Would any of you listening to aIle 'row act as at liangulan?" "Depends who was tine victim,,, caste the reply from the )tack, and the listeners yelled, Sonzetillles even tate nrOSI experi- enced orator .pauses in the wrong place, Sir William Jowitt .once began a speech with tine words, "We are fully alive—" and ;caused. He got no further. The (louse hooted with laughter. "Chen there was the historic occa- sion when tine late Lord baldwin started a speech by say:iig, ."T am partly conscious— and a delighted roar frorn tine Opposition drowned the rest of the sentence - 1 he use of the wrons; word in tine wron,s place is atlotiher source of laughter, ' So A.Tr•. liucharlar•t found when he anologizcd •for "hav- ing hurled eltitaplt•s across the floor." SPLITrt N a uELiEVElt IN h _.w-xl�tvf — And the RELIEF IS LASTING Foc remarkably fast relief from heard'- ache get INs A.NTINT. For real relief get INSTANTINE. Forprolongred relief .get INSTANTINE I Yes, more. people revery day are finding that INsTANxINE is one •thinIf to ease pain fast. For headache, for rheumatic pain, aches and pains of colds, for neuritic or neuralgic pain You can depend on INSTANTINE to bring you quick comfort. INSTANTINE is made like a doctoelt Prescription of three proven' medicall ingredients. A single tablet usually brings , fast relief: tact Instantine today X always ++�ur,�-�rtiY,r, ww, •• keep ii Randy N� • fit n 12-Tabtat Tin 25� rtgrniCal ^�•1'tainle4 $'stela �q� e U sidrt„ •., P ha nY •:.,� r•�; ��IFiE' ♦1 r y� +�'• sc �� P, rrr'r �� AttF¢�J • • ) ) a 1r(r1jv II�..I ill t cup milk. 2 tablespoons melted butter, I Egg, ,lightly beaten )fold in sweetened cranberries fi 3 :pour into grctr;rd loaf pan Bait e at ,t',i() ,,rtt),1PI-cit• 'or „11t- Lemon IntLemon ,Rice Pudditt i z cup uncooked rice ?; 3 cups milk TJP{ C f . a up sugar Grated rind of one le;z•on rt ,•��,, `�, <• 11,4 tablespoons lepton r a tea;;p0011 salt 1t u 2 eggs. separated 4 tablespoons sugarb ?4 teaspoon lemon elttrart l?vli5' Coes 'Ib C}rely, l;•-- \int I tt lirtic +tl'1 rtirne to the vicar of Method: t uftl: tl r• tjre ,I1.,1 lw It `+t. Hotolph's ildttirch, I�turfli'iicet, X'.t17,t'rlltCt, and asked lllfit to 1 is ac r}onirl, ho for rintit lits fiefs is have leer doll "'c'lhr'i5telted," he tlltrtt;+ltt it ��Ould 17g a d hi idt`a ,nit. Ade} s. „,,r, 1 +,'net rind, !eulott ' juin. sal) a,td nr�ittelf a err hold a service cr•1pr eiall1• fol- c1lildrvii and their dolls. Here is ; egg yolk�..t A, roc mr " + (.onri:ruc vuoi.jng Duet ircll `n�sfar lire tii',t. "iJotI ;ittllriay," tviilt 11tP Elolla sitting gedplt'ly in 1)tc tisw+pr wnls"yllert telt this page. i tttt4il ttrixrurtt ;hi•tilgnvns, I4$td'i&r iatKrs tette tit;iir young misti'e.4tios pray. 18t;llx I 195o +rw.sir+rt*�rm�"+Puluuo?Nlauwcµ�Yr. CWK OUT FROM UNDER T ' PAIN Try DOLCI:N Tablets for prompt felled trrom ARTHRITIC and RIIEVAIATIC pahm . , get aibottle of 100 or 900 tablet# kom your druggist TODAY and ,Joist the thousands of relieved sufferers who. by taking DOLCIN have cows .4 hone under the shadow of Jtalu.. Most druggists carry DorclN...100' tablets $2.39; econontysixe Itortle p(f: 300 tablets $10,00, Tf your druggist does trot have I� DOLCINI, vrrlte direct to 1DOLCIIN LIMITED,Toron• to 10, Canada. * r CIN r TABLiiTS qty Me!%`Yofi.i!!fi Dian, bO040 , rryigtpeW O.N. Of lIYPIIifPt.N tl➢ o" , was nothing but an idiot Quickly, the minister replied, "'.Chen t'rrc just the email to represent youl" That retort probably brought hire more votes than any amount of arg•u rn en t. Orators have always to be stn the alert, A laugh itr the wro,rp • place may easily 1011 a point. For instance, wizen :Lord Strabolg'i teas passionately denouncing capital purrishitielit, he asked: "Would any of you listening to aIle 'row act as at liangulan?" "Depends who was tine victim,,, caste the reply from the )tack, and the listeners yelled, Sonzetillles even tate nrOSI experi- enced orator .pauses in the wrong place, Sir William Jowitt .once began a speech with tine words, "We are fully alive—" and ;caused. He got no further. The (louse hooted with laughter. "Chen there was the historic occa- sion when tine late Lord baldwin started a speech by say:iig, ."T am partly conscious— and a delighted roar frorn tine Opposition drowned the rest of the sentence - 1 he use of the wrons; word in tine wron,s place is atlotiher source of laughter, ' So A.Tr•. liucharlar•t found when he anologizcd •for "hav- ing hurled eltitaplt•s across the floor." SPLITrt N a uELiEVElt IN h _.w-xl�tvf — And the RELIEF IS LASTING Foc remarkably fast relief from heard'- ache get INs A.NTINT. For real relief get INSTANTINE. Forprolongred relief .get INSTANTINE I Yes, more. people revery day are finding that INsTANxINE is one •thinIf to ease pain fast. For headache, for rheumatic pain, aches and pains of colds, for neuritic or neuralgic pain You can depend on INSTANTINE to bring you quick comfort. INSTANTINE is made like a doctoelt Prescription of three proven' medicall ingredients. A single tablet usually brings , fast relief: tact Instantine today X always ++�ur,�-�rtiY,r, ww, •• keep ii Randy N� • fit n 12-Tabtat Tin 25� rtgrniCal ^�•1'tainle4 $'stela �q� e U sidrt„ •., P ha nY •:.,�