The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-12-20, Page 71.00" •
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ue.er-Christmas
Gifts
ql!)idn't they useto tell us 'Ann,"
•amid, Mra, Peters, "thatIn China pee,-
ple4a.int their coffins pink and blue',
:and pea greened yellow:, end: keep
the:fron•parlor to 'oak at till,
they're wanted? Seems to me '1 re-
. 'member something of the sort,.” ,
"PP d9 I,". assented. Ann Tenney.,
-"They •naake•one. another presente of
'one toeTisn t I1eiy a Person
:would forget. such an enlivening 'little
!act once titey -knew' a: That •nais-
simigrY ()deter fold' us, , tat whY de
you ask, "'oldie'?" ,
'''Because r,Ye i'net. been out to the •
„Twiggees', It's S',0 far that folks don't •
gettrotiad"eaueh afteif enow flies, and
• Mrs. Twiggs .said thet there.hadn!t a • •
,
seal be,en in :Since Christmas; my, but "
they .. were glad td,' aee Me!, They
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showed • me their presents, .and all
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talked at mice•,`except I noticed that
Oran'ther Tsiggs' teeraef,re 'Mite Out
• :ofit, gel' Prett.Y.deef\ noW;: se I yell-
' efl f.„‘.h T1,1 • pleasant Christ;
'teat, gran'therr , •
• " illeY?'••saye •gran'ther, • yea,
-Yest' Vine 'Christ:MO; god the ; fake.
' 'gaVe inc the, bet.t preseet:Of ••
'That !s :says I; 'arenit 'you.
going le-sliow it to m( gran'thei•l*.
;" 'Trey?' saytelea:•
.. Veit' notr,LYddy, sorrY to dlsobleege•
,a ffad3i, bet,,ifaalfrt possibleot to
de inebbe not 'till 'spring:" Yesee,
" 1:ydrly, it's up, to •the .certietery,'.`qi-
• :Ann geeped.,"loyal 'rbey
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It
isn't anst for grerivtlier, Anil.; :at
. least Tt :has the grace of being
fainily•,rnotiernentf-1 ander-rend."
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But his name will.,go or , it first.
•,.AWfull How....cduld• theY?".•• •
I'd have said 'awful:too,' if r hadn't
hoard.gran"ther chuckle,. Seems , they '
got t set up two or three weeks be..
' loreliand and toek., him over • in, a
„ sleigh for his first. 'view Christmas
morning.' He'e'at pleased. as Puneht".
. "1 wonder," ,mnsed Ann,. "did they:
• tali it ;With 'A; Merry Christmasr?"
L3drl',.laughed. "It doesn't •••Soundi
exactly' Cliristiriasit, does It? Wefl
•there are plenty.,of queer folks in
world, ancl:ks'POse its natural'enctegh,
tioine of 'tbe queerness shed(' •show up
• ChristinaS. time,. The :TwiggeS areift
;the only 'ones.. There was Henry
Brimble giving•Lonisa arch' support-
" . , • . .
• ers... Constderin,g it -was :waiting, on
i1n;trial broke' livr arches,' " does
, • see:in that She was entitled:•to• 'ern •fo'..
plain ,everyday, without hating' to
Wait ,till ,Ghiletinas.• And •Mania
'Teeby;• 'Ytm: remeneher' 'the year :the
Teeltys ga v,e her the oPporturiity. of
, having her appendix out at.:trie ,hOS.P17
tal? And Myra' pressey who sent lit-
,tle-My-mle-to-the,-dentisf. tohave her
"front' teeth straightened; . .
:• ."Mean d6dgea 1 t11 ein AI1,7Inter-
• • rupted Aria, Ail spirit. • r.
"Oh; 'wellV'don't kno'w's rd saY.
,
'eXaCtlY that--"begen„Mrs..Peters.
"Meybe..iapt; Maybe' not conceded
'Anns:With -a tolerant twinkle.' "There:.
;are: to sides to every queStion, of
cotnse Well LYdfa, yoa may give
roe coilin for my pre§ent next year;
If you're positively pining tO';,all Is,
••be sure it's. a nice, bright's•ed one wftla
plenty Of gold dragons and .fiutterfies
mgt.:things on it to •look real, gay.and
Christraasy2t. '
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)6f-likESTIVIAS. PRAYER ' •
• thristniaar •• •
.01d ,bells 'ring now,,, and one bright
ShizieS,sith A tender, lotely
, ilglit—
Far Shepherds dream on riethleliona's
' •hills, • :
-1 i agate: the magic hi t.
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• 0411861ms:
:0 blesaed God Who gate Thrielf•
Lot alI hearts 'rise gratitude -
Grant eacla' Imo „fogLitat,,-splanitt
levet, •
Th:At• Oarlike the Christina.s. mood,
—George
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A woman Would'sooperAWear a neW
hat that dpeSn't sult lier than an Old
hat that does: ' .
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anta Pays A-aother Visit to the aildren
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ristmas
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Round the Christmas Tree
FA/all the bells of Christmas
Should ring in one 'wild chime
• hey,coidd not tell thy joy,. 0 Wbrld,.
• At this .exultapt ,
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• And if the hOsth of heaven
• And all the sons of ear.th
• Cried jubilantly ,in one voice
. The neA of Jesus' birth.
Their peens could not even then
;I Reveal the ' smallest.part
f theSiViit ioy that hidden lies
:one thrice -humble' heart.
- Stratke t at One'Siniple story
,Shou s cross the year's
And blind s with its' glory
, And hush Our deepest fears!
. . Hanson 'Towne.,
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•By Mary' ••ir:lasbit 'Wright "
;Nearly ill the holiday-fettivities,
nowadays, circle. round the .christmas
tree; 'especially if 'there are 'Children
in :the family; • and nen in .,s,chtiol;
eharch Or '.commutiity .affairs the .tree
usually Is ahe'tenter. of attraction ,.for '
all. : -;••' '
Personally 1 aanan ardent advocate
of iettiag the •children help to 'make
the decoratiope for, the tree, :'Sinee
some of the Vest Precious memories
of my ,chibilibocl cliister .rotincl
•
Feast of Lights
' There are many popUlar institutlerie
which, if stern nedPeSitY cpmPelled,
we could dO without. .134 Caristmat
is not among them!,
Tie festival bie. net always' icwert
observed on. December 25thr: Once it
teemed. that ,Chriattpas woald.be like.
Easter—a 'notable institution; • for
there are references to It having been
1d ,in Apri, June, end InlY.
T the'erd of the, arst centurY. ,
hoWeVer, the 'early Chrietians began -
to, aet.aaVe g definite .day for the oh-,
serrenee or the birthiley of Christ; •
bltt*h.Ore Was'not cointilete uranireity„,„,!
as t.4 Abe date. iportant Clitirch,] •
.„ es or re, -,pt, PalTstine, JekliPaleTnt
fl-
popuar . decorations: `the faces MaY2, 'ete., chose Januery qthe •whiCk •
be made as dainty efgrotesque as yoit tradittien had • Ir -ti 'led down as ,being
please and than, frills of crepe Paper • Chrletaf birthday. But thp./Weete
may be tleksocurely .around the sticks -or Enronoan; Church. declared D .
for: petticoats:.,. Little dresses of, or bey. ?glli to be tie proper Ate.: an
gandie or crepe paper are placed over the Pepe, in A.D. 137, ordered
theio ',With. the sleeve's started with. tha.day should henceforth be obsor.
eoeto; orthe; ma/ be dressed to re- as I Cpolenul feast .
I
Present little' "led rtiding sl-lueolot7dc.:naddi,wAs r4; ari•Chy rcisellirotuais. lei:. b,t:urear:hritmas
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other Charaeters. , : .It was reallY "coleran,” too, fer it
"Then. there are the
Maidens with marsinnallowheads that u..
ecame .a time of joyousness.. Dee... .
twill' 'delight the children, Features pito the Pope's oder ,r it was not tititil„: ,
may then be yid on with coloring , A. -
..0 . 427 that Christendoin—With the
pastes or rnelthd eliecoleteexception of the Armenian Christians,
crepe Paper bonnets and 'capes May who : still observe ChrfAmin Jp.nu-
give them a snaart look. ,' ' ary 6th.-..carrie into line, and Deeemt ,
• "!.. dinder-eake.., Santa Claus' '' --" ber '35th •WaS adopted for Chriatmas. '
In 'regard' to the » cookied, those..;,,,
That ilate. is not nost elaiined as being ,
Which are .starshaped`Nerr ring:shaped
Should be used. Ice the cookies with ;
orange...icing, or sprinkle ,tliem• over:. s
*itir-Ted ettg-Or'Tlie- tinge May -tie
• 'Jan
actual liFi1iday.4,Christ.
he . test re,searches of scholars'
re 'to dicato that ' Wae i,orn-on
th, 'and thus tte. Eastern
decorated with gayly tinted frekstiags,
Churebes; in their firsteb5icg,of
Jaiu-
and Sniall CandlOS and.citttln .1170;nPd.
eth,:' Were nearer the date thee
to •represent holly •wreata,s. The old, ;•tee.one Nona,. .tho more ,iiow,rfui
fashiened gingerbread dells must aleo . _
Western Church pressed. on, them for
he ;provided with. currantor raisin' .acce.0.2meN.
o• But as Chrietrnae cora. r
•
,,_roorate'ts an '• historical feet: mere •
etaYlla
eCslve6antisdAllitceU :I:et:I.:eInd cut a °UunalAr .°f '• 'Decernber..25tb has had inany nrimea .'
11--tha-teeY-tnk' . '--ft-A°./;rae•titalnea-alarte it does net really matter. •
•
jolly fat Santa' Clauses out, of the gin; - an1_
d the one which. in a•senee, is the
_Wcohalturte.leldn_gfuci. torrelporoessenstvrttiekfucr:_Se'acFuulrffettrae; ATs .1:ditailiji .jai,„_::arriescetribliprx0iiii.uncholli,:lkornistinwacsaa:seil:::
gaeurd,:ctarkees ,tliountgoll. d. 0:gra stfeara:thlaer. fga,ec least'fitting, is that with whica we are
Clans head sticker On waxed Paper most fainihar--!thristiuss," in 'short!
wil 't.h.usecpaccinfuotr, .131:uitittol: .r.eatInacandiesbeltm• a and
• :atblerosulAt, gradually.g`tiaai eae:ii• daa re,p7.4ine g attreovieo:teecri..., .•
Melted chocolate .for, making boot. the entet en Deiember 25th from
Gilded '4:iglish walnuts with
one "Christe'skI1rasee"t-the „1(„altiireigrte' in•watd.., -
end pried opea and a knOtted thread eoeout .servieo,•, .,_,,. to
sittliapapee, of! nraeisetzr,elpyttites nainede. mijarOslhIS, hemionie_eaferoeinims...:s! .ta..rloipiezne, it,s4emeaasex.6fae,,,, :
• "MY of'the Manger,"
e oldest nqme for Christmas is
east of Lighte.,a, reference
to the lights inthe heavens
en Christ was born or that Ha was .
rnallowt: will Tilea.se• the children,. Ute
raisins for the legs and
arms, Stringing them, On toothpicks
The
Stick the sharp. Points into the prune
body end :atitach•a rotind ma.rehmallow 41
for. a head by .means" of •a.topthpick.
.13.1th of candied eherrY or clOveS may the Light of the World. Festival
•' Of the #a.tiVity" ls the next oldest
mark the teatures. '
nartie an • - • •• The t
finge'rs, using only he,:
toe tree. one.has electricity in -the
, d is toile's% ell . , Fees
- of the Incarnation!' A' quaint name; •
a "word in regard to 1,iillte• for
drm ber- Just
sitoso found • in Old 'carols, is "Gadde's
ri,a-P • ' ' ' ' • :' ' r• ' home't1 - ti " '
, iere .1s -en° . more sa s actory - , •••• ;
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Tasks That Chliciren Love ' way ..of ligliting,:, up the tree than by DaY4-7 .'`The 1')a)7•, of the Manager" is, '
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. 7; ' '
:•,:14.esides,the chaies,•the,pop corn has the tiny colored globes. If candles are anothq01e"IS agame borrowed
' 'bties/For instance used "One inust'- be • very; Careful. 'es- frorn .a pagan feaSt held en llecetaber.
22nd, to. celebrate th'e passing of the
shortest clay—December 21st. An old' '
Irish • name *as "The Glory par'—a.
reference possibly to the' song•of the
angels -7- "In eXedists„ glbrii." Another
fogrteentietentery eanie w•as
Goode, Day." • In Havaria Christi:nil.
was ,eaMd "The 'White Dan"' ptit 7.
i'lf.rissielua's" has pushed to. the. first
laee- and stays there unchalTengedf
• man). ,
'Pop -corn balls ,decerated. With, fringed .peeially :if *ere are small children.
bent Of red crepe:paper hehLin place About. .1,;'lasblights make a'Yeri, geed
by a Christina§ sticker inake. delight'', right.; the globe part! may .cotered
•edible decbrations. The numeroca with colored crepe paper itigi the bodY
deSignf that •May be. fashionod. with;t Part with green ,paper, and then tied
• pop. corn and nougat 'are!alitio'ft, end!". seearely to ;the body Of:the tree On
less, beginning with attractive little iptiee branelle%
baskets Jo: hold stnall cagdief or mit . , • „
y erry .
ers in makieg,the tree triinniirigS, "and. boats tuay, be., formed bY Using
• te Stare; :crescents, animals and B -.13eheIs
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time spent with my sisters and broth Irma „
aLL helPing to trim 'it as well. / *Axed -POO.' patteirkig A foundation, "
. And ,,that althOugh the Prayer Bcrok,
giving 'two titles to Deceniber
Th alwaYS, well to ;plan' 'a seheine .which. eau, be easilyrenoted• • • • As „far baek as the •. fifth • century 'after
25th,, addi, "comtadialy; 'celled Christ-.
Of ileeeration'ter the tree 50 that there Mold the 'baskets.. in neat, rows bi ,Christiane Invested hollY • branches
may be no crude eolor combillatiOnS means Of a little nougat, fastening the with a sYmboliste that helped teAeep mD
as , ay .
that would detract from its beauty,handle in place,after the body of the tared memories alive.;•
White, searlet, gold and silver, are all basket is :finished; ahd completing berries symhelitied-the blbird shed on- Prtie-Haliday
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effective. ,againet the deep green of them with a Sprig of 'holly and •a I Calvary, hY the Founder of the Chris- A"
the tree. • . , • •• -*MAY bow of scarlet ribbon. • tiati religibn; pie ,prickfy lea„ves• held • . • •
-Arrattke a table. around which the • . Children. can forni 'wonderful decork, reniembrance of the 'Crown Of Therns; These who see the World through
• 'toral•office are mentioned. First come children' van work,- and plaee on -it tive otit of a rest shVeta Of 1 and the .bItterness a the hally bark blue goggieS fail te notice'.how*, des- .
,
' V.' 2. the varied duties of the ims-
trIrnngS unday School to Which Paul gave Much 'crepe paper, cardboard, scissors, pie- tin foil, gilt paper: and sOme eardefWa's symbelic of the draught of which pite wars arid the ruiners Of war, the.
• • . weight- In I Corinthians he Says that ture :wire, tin. :foil, gilt paper., sewing' board; -en°. shapes Of five -Panted Chriet Partook .while lienging tie the! diePotitted et •mortale. tpwerd
• esson
,instant Inteaton, out of.seasotO 'this ,pop eeen strung on, thread inakeS nice tut out Of the -Cardboard and then Once, in feet; there was a custora or year as the Chriatmastide recurs. Con- .
. . mortals grows 'Wore amiable year by
, . refer•e•fo the whole averle of the eterif chains to festoen foyer the' brna.ches, covered With the tin foil, or gilt "PaPer Making a aedoction• from' the baek; sideretieln,for the other •feilow, fit' the-
gebst Which must be exercised at
and thit is •work halide eqn de. is paged on. 'Black or "green thread and drinking It IC "the taldi3t; ot. the. pefson who at to el -0°Y the•landteape •
'Be. Materiala and paste, As 'we all know. SterSecrescents' and other ,doe:igns are Cross.
' the Lord has sent to. preach.
t ne of' the tiOf Christrnas 'celebrations, :so txat—iti or Use the roadway' after us, is wax.-
• 1 A SimPle,
times. ' There is no Particular season
December 23. Lesson XII.— Paul's or. S •ao . • y d, dranberrles mai also be strung by may he fastened o o
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Last Message -2 Tim. 4: 1-8, 16-18. Sometimes the pastor must reprove,. - • • • , the stars and .crescents suspehd .the'Words of an old writer—"Ite.shall ing, not twane.
'Golden Text—i haN;e fought a' good I II o ir frorn the %ranches, laeliglqul little net forget tae Cress aS Ye reibice I:Pillar examPie is seen' in the Christ-
, ,
those who do wrorig, or he, must
. , bells may be formed by cutting card-rethe otoger," ,. •
•• • . THE mirj:st P OTECT d-
bulte, or again he ;Mist eticourage, but,i . . . - .
,.' To flioW how traditioe, grows, It was
Vght,; I have finished my, course, I
also with•mincl. Arid patienee and withe . V. 16';Th. '`'''°rse reveal.' th 'ever'
vis .
have skept„the Oith.--2, Tim. 4; 7.
i• • Weareful use Of knowledge. Patience ity o au vor ee , 6 irs nesee
board butt. /circles arid. thete eutthig
.' ar. 3."The great anger,to the cause '
a ' h first' i p•r's n cut' several Years . pas' ting ' the etigee"together. • TheY : lief that. the Crown of Thorns; was It.
d_ence more than ever the disposition
kreees„ • ' ' • • • i Sent trial.. it ddee not -refer hack to bell )) felull
and' „prAdence are groat pastoral -
of. Christ seemeci.to:be the appeatanee t ei. rl ed With red erePe or Sil, Self forMad of twitted' hellY branehes, .to da tE'eat-ly, not merely in Order to
In this lamst trial;there Wag .1 be. cover
of 'false teachers who Were otonaing ' etiaol'Olnee 'to itand hy•his..side• "All leen 11•1‘rY'Or bid )arper. Place a, knot hi a Proitilliat. sprang linoift6r'bojet-4-tafttlaveld •the rnsh, bet to take•into don- ,
false eoctrmee,:f .• o k mem 'It il not easy' to tinder- o rie ,
a lass the end of the 1Y berries,' stere red. ' The. change 'Were:tide:fhb fact that hote who wait
abread• •all kinds. of bleit t• gd Yalit string On a•cratiberry 'it Was tot Until after Calvary that,hol-
lie had oscaned frbin his first irilprii-
of Chritt.' were • aciveteting wrook, Was with bin), ',end .one cannot eon- oft‘the wants of the politic, are just as
Philernon'which wat studied laSt week. '
They Were setting forth wrong viem-s etand this. ' In, v„ 1 1: he says. that,laike
vain' it ' id b ' hUalau as the Pul)114'•
;:kriej..a,llepatirt,orii.galni: tlie' point' bf...the cone ,,,i, 7, ,8as sa , . ecrktiSe the green
church ,had, to gtfard herself against Probably. it means. and lifi riti a loop gi sgspend bY• ‘ , terr.es- ott, the branches Wed for • the. There 'have' been ere da and to
ethnent and been free to carry forward '
epurses, Of ,actien, : se that neiv,-the' this sore .11 ecessit/i..
eeive :Ira Luke proVieg Unfaithful in
ably .S4ain whence he turned east to
very• anany nisnlions attacks., ,,the'lliat none of those Romaus, who Were ' The children Will enjeY thaftlag Itt•• Crewil:, Of Thorns •Weee'oovered' with See . 0 ., ..
di . Mt it,•incident to b (+eked 'thee,
his mistionery effort, feaching prob- '
cover some of' the ground already tra- peeple Are SpOken Of As having itching id small gi te on he o eq. elie donneeted -with 0 e " : .. ' ' • '
otiglifares, but the• pre%aaling spirit •
versed. ;tut neap the end of the reign eatat after novelties and re'ect-;influeetial and :hAd shown some inter- ; i.
est in.' the •gdspelitcame forward te candies' , mit moots a." , f T ' Id .•
' h' f ' . . ' f th thriag lia. heen genial People
to .askets and eornticoplas o blood'• '
' ANALY..SIS ie rehablv'the first part of this pre_ them into halves, ezili half waking a. .1.1.9t long befOre the sin -101e symbolism
I 'THE LAST AP,PEAL .1-8 . .
11 THE MINE PROTECTOR, 16-18, '
INTabetioriOei—Several I,eara, ha.c.4
pasieit,sintes Paul Wrote the letter to
into cones and' Of the prieltiv leAves'passed into a te-
mas shopping, with which, many per- •
sous havc. filled all anXious,' exligust:.
Ing week, either as purveyors or'as •-
,
cuitonfers. There hag been evi-
in eager'theanthoriZed teachers of j the ' makt strong plea on hiS;belialf, the tree,' The haikets May be formed holly is sthat, it veat 'the "burning have. bought right' and'. left and.
ofNere; 88,. he is again arreSt- .
Every ituhe6etrectil h4ive 1,.107.1_,331.oeutten_in,_tiotantx4d•voutoet..:..to_a_i I the. ‘ig., r of •wire With. b_ush„.", referred In the Oki it Testa- thought in directiona ath never he
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e ians are gam :1110Te severe.'re. e wen a -perionarimt-
Ing it a t ur rer. argunten uee eried'Ole." bY me arid strengih-,' e:e,Lor•ea. crel. Pa.ver
Tittle ha" lisketrurn;y be 1..11e1;it • •
_ ig•trying to. maulfeat thought.
releeae, shine the' proceedingsAgainst Ira+, .
It it the tradition that Paul *AA be Te.jef slItPtphreyaleribcteCofilil tedach- "rt he 14ra:stood
beetled outside the cit of Rome and into hy p e)te cise renewed zeal , intO.the heart of Paut enabling him Made ,Or. birch.berk, laced oge hor y Afiagivi,o ate. Neeet ,voniatt
God Sent forth. hk s (hi;mlne t t. b
Atone her•Ithit.'clooe'rieVibee's" char- fsti,,Iftess for. others, not simPTI: as a
e fesSion so that the .f.'-tentilee who , ed,by an awl or a sharp point of ,tae: Aden, • or a year-round 'affectioa, e red -
has easonal occupation -but as the, tokea
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• times call for strong' leaders. °Ito malte, a bold aila Able defence and red ribbens nig thrtiugh holee puneh-.
that hie •body• Was buried in tt place
ed, and now there Is ne chance of his
where rioW•we find the church called
Paul -without -the -Wall. There, three
letters, which 'include two to Timothy
and one to Titus, are rained 0nd-store'
because they deal with the robleins of
the pastor. Matters of discipline and
governatent are diseussed, and direc-
tions Are given for the.elioice of •hisli-
°pa and 'deacons, While there are
Warnings .agalitat the -different forms'
of heresy Which Are beginning to
•Paul's referen to his immineet 't•esented many -of tile leading .famrilieP;1„!lesirt80c /8.1attiPises?f trirosbtZkoMr a'fFeicblee,V ithe worst
'death, Sonie discussion
1.,THE,.LAST APPEAL, 1-8.
V. 1, Tinaothy',ii urged to devote
limself With all energy to his pastoral
task and different argunients' are
given to atiinulate him to further en4
„deaver,- Alta,thia,:Verse the•-fact,••••of the
finatjudgmenti is set forth -AS a power -
NI appeal. The day is corning When
all men must appear before the jtidg,
tnent teat at Christ. tt, Is the same
erganterit which is *inn& in the earlier
lettere of the •apostle," and was over.
t is a k?reat
V. 6. A third appeal •is niade by ,atteildesil the trial, and, nei deubt,
hes e6sen • Of the eity, heard the message which
over the „cause • which induced baskett aro unusual; yet quite Pretty •
i Oat the love
the 'Paul delivered. So great Wes the im-
of lore la Cottage is
40eSlYt; last, arid ,the dot-
Of himself. Ile feels that the end is 1)1.Ill de that Paill had reeeived againSt the
deep
grit? °fWtihre° ' tra6n6d'' t• ag6: 4 Ci°.
apostle to speak in sticla unusual terms '
a favorable, 8entotoe .are„ gone. . •,,rils toblie'ETtheissPsitaInf:.°sItIrietiti'getir Ae'r14 'lhs°tillt'ilre Pw6inr: ebractedt8 with neartirrbew strips of :
near, and that hie chances of getting
doth -warrant iS1, abont to 1.,30 sIgned.. T Overt to him when he conies to the last cloth fraYed at the, edg; then dip them
For God AS fa a. VerY strollg' ablution of ,ahtm
Two reasons are l suggested. lie. May illAbIlt, 1.totablritnrg.i,atil°fIliasile'll'ildren, out Of •Nc,,e;
have wished to .encottrage TiinothY-lvery Ler and hang up to drip Arid hard -
'earthly tilbiration! ,.
I, t I.) r lc. l'ir 6onf:t*sTIterseani. no end ,tricia:peoss;b2triltigeti.
lot. . 4,11,14_0 d I° t t' r ,
and the Assurarice that' there Was a
dreWn awaiting -all, :these who' &Ad
service. Out. he.Hiay silso have felt (Unary pasteboard Votes, ,
devote themselves', to Mich faithful , ereeretift
that ,with his ostn death there was Por any sort of .tt Christeriati,tree
neeessity for -the younger ones to take party ii• good idea la to hate Moitt of
.the-placeitif •those -of =lawny, 'How 'tile Alecuratione ..:of 'the'-eitible ItorU
can the cher& eoritintle• tiniest CACI' :ribiladt et happy.
nett generation brined AS rieW Work7
. , ts:htreinpptehde et ethinlet4chibld8r
1)114 1, 8; The figures are taken served froth the tree-. itelde frorn the
Refreirliiiittite ;tor' ilia barb, near be
Greek games viferi! very fainoult, onlf POD cora, candy, toOkres and &Cite
front the athletic Iife of the time:The
in this contest the crown id' net 0 can be transfortned fitto. delightful de -
••••L
cOratiocs.
Dolls made bt 1.9.71,, aro ver -ii
—
?rust, an We nttist ppm° day give in olive or laurel, but of .righteousness
ecit'S'et_tgit and a 4"
,
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letter day ittelfis.sitaply the cultnin.a- •
riori of -4 fes.tfv61, for strileh the 'cane
diet of tile heart are a1v5)s burning
t vett Aliess s,overlailen liottra MALY'
re-
itoot tile graelOns influences t,hat en*,
rounded the, ZsZativiW and itiSpred 'the
plotia• art of the eld and devont pairitr,
eta:'When -they' limned the
the", 4,rtn's t:ht :dation:la. L0,
• the spirit of the child 'rule -the pre, •
, natation, at; Well as the erri0Yntent of
the Yuletide:, and the final obsetva....
•"*tieti•wil be.AR (hat It should be l'he
.sfreefs' Wit tateh a bk1M beyelid tbs,
,iiatt0 1iot1 Wreath; ate
rich adorninent and soft radiance'et
the colored' lightsthe illuird*
tion Of a teeming city. thereffghfard
• ot 4 Pastoral countryside. Is tibia th- • •
3t*t thd wise Men in all aged
have discerned', to gutde tient oat 4
rktiettelill• tbe tit,4sits, and „Oil'
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