The Goderich Star, 1932-12-29, Page 7l'IllartSDAY, DEC. 29th, 1932
CHARLES
JENNINGS
ANNOUNCING
THE GODERICIT STAR
Maketbelieve gets all the breaks ht
plenty of aavance
' eioticelo about the Murder in Room 202
at 9 o'clock over station X0X(), but
- never a warning paragraph like WS:
"At 10 o'clock tonight KingFrederiek
of Roumania will be assassinated and
at 11. o'clock tonight the News Editor
'of the Times will tell yea all about
it .. .." These unsung Ilead-litie
lag'gleril who tell the news while tt's
het defierve a bouquet . ...and their
^ newaluiPere for maldni it available.
Even the weather reports are %coca'
litaff e. and the patriot iteopertit
.... ask tile farmer. rumers on
00eantgoing ships equipped with
radio declare, the most popular pro -
grates from shore to sbip are the
"news flashes" broadcast by news-
papers.
. *.*
llowdY-lioW I also Hidey-higli ! It
takes all kinds of ssongs to Mahe 11
night's entertainment Lor everybody,
and that's why you tun into jaet
'when aou try to dial in the classics.
• —Right now I don't want classice.
• 'wish I knew 'theecontbinations of
• times and stations that evould, bring
one in the hereinifter-mentioned
melodies, in thefollowing- order: "A
Shine on Your Shoes" .. —"The Fitet
(Crawled arp'The 'Window" .. "Isn't It
Romantic?" . "Fit As a Fiddle"
"%hilt Mit;dirants" • "Let's
• Turn Out The Lights and Go To
Sleep". But everybody doesn't want
that Hue of program, Ann Jamieson,
talented lyric. soprano of Guelph,
who sings in Canadian Candelight
lifueic programs, gets a lot of re-
quests for serious stuff a rarely -
heard aria by Donizetti ... the
;little-known Ave Maria of Cherubini.
"Okay," replies Director LeopOla
Stokowsky to the demand aor the
' works of the accepted mortars .. ., .,. ys,1 ist a t e amity are in r
, , ow, in our . own way? We are not. aed on .time, and you will Hod that a'he young. Especially' those young people 'Itself Is not sufficient -4 Makes no so.tie-
'Mandel, Beethoven, Bacb Strauss fon
Wagner . . . . these are the . compes- we men of us think our. own way Is the dispositions aricluding yours) will ira- who are grinding away at studies the rest faction for the law Which we he'are-b"-
- " PrOVe, ot the winter. Tills generation of young ken and hence, over and aliove repen-
ts to be featured in the coneerte only way. When we set out on a Jour
of the Philadelnhiel Symphony Bated Apples 'With Mates - there is required from us faith
Orchestra, over the Columbia net,- Motile is very enthusi sti about all tante,
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Iowa an operation on your throat.
When you COMO Out of one kind of
ether, you And yourself quite acele
dently-ea Crooner ready to go an the
oeaer kind of ether. That's What
haPPetied to the hero in Kelland's re-
cent book, "The Great Crooner." It
haPPeiled to Libby Holman and Jane
Eternal* in real life. Jerre sings hot-
eha .songs over It B. 0, networks on
Sunday afternoons.
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Most
Canadian listeners know
Foster Hewitt, who broadcasts
National League hochey games from
Toronto and Montreal, being heard in
the Maritimes and as far west as
Laird, Saskatchewan . He's .been
on the the coast-to-coast networks
inallY a time. Hewitt's voice sounds
always as if he had "the Power ati• 1
but actually he talks in an even, con-
versational tone, rarely aceentuating
except when be says "HE ;Stah)11E1)1"
That crescendo is partly necessary
beeause of the rafter -shaking roar
from the spectators that sweeps Up
and engulfs the gondola where Hewttt
perches.. Hewitt is a cool observ-
er .. ..one of the few sports an-
tolertiace of ell, aotit old and eming. Hie -
unseat OM% in Seeletata and
UM% because we have no teleranee a
each ether's methede.
Coe et the funniest othibitians of In-
toterauce wa.s one of itacels of feminine
beauty,. was with a friend 'wino elle
was dresstnio and ehe was holding forth
valferously about wenien wile used lip'
sticaa Disgustiug, She thologht It But
the *musing thing 'wee tbat all the UAW
one was abusluit tie lip-stlekars, the WO
boy peneitliug her eyeebrawa Offhand,
X could UAW several were quite dia.
gusted. *Rh tier we of eyebrow darken.
Ing, but atio.usect lipstleks. Aren't we
queert
Let us try ta tolerant. If we 'can-
not think tolerantly, we ean bold our
tongues aud speak telerantly. If you go
te a Meeting and things are not done lest
as you would have done, say nothin8'.
Wait until You are in charge, then do it
your way. If your husband Or your chil-
dren do not do things Just as you wou)d,
be tolerant, and realiZe that their way
May have its merits, even if It is not year
WI. X know One fronilY W110 never take
reeints into, eonsideratlen at all. Result1?
may be perfect, but If the method of are
'riving at these results has been =emelt
than the way they do it, it is all wrong.
Things must be done exactly se they do
theni. The =Oar of the lanitty is very
intolerant of other people's work, and the
foully of grown 'eons and daughters are
infecttd With the same malignent germ,
but not quite to the same extent Is
that environment or hereditary?
Again, Z say, let us be tolerant.
• After the IMMO. Meals
-We might as well confess that part of
the attraction ot the Chriatmas Season is,
the lovely things to eat that are every.
where about us. Really, though, it is
nothing to be ashamed of, to be fond of
good things to eat. To eat is one of our
Arse Instincts. Most of us eat too much
around this time and we are apt to be-
nouncers who do not gesticulate. aome food -led, and dispositions and
011AatLIWI aNNENos 0741piexions are apt to suffer.
I When the children are cross and are
A NEW 'YEAR'S ADVENTURE',
reAdy light at the drop of That, in
tace they de riot even wait for t to drop
• •• By Jessie Allen Brown •se start something, remember that it is
Most ef us make—and break-e•New not their dlepositions tha.t are wtorig. It
Year's resolutions, Ah well! Even if is their tummies. Too Much and too
we break them, it is better to have made rich food; too Much excitement; and too
thent. To think in the right direction la many late hours are responsible for It.
a step along the wey. If we could mate Don't scold them; cure them. Remem-
a resolution to be tolerant, and then ber, they are not altogether to blame. Fut
manage to keep it we would do ratich to your family on -very simple diet for a
further Peace and happiness in the world, few days, Do not confine it to the chit -
A tolerant person Is a entre, avis" and
should be treated atcordingly, We are
Intolerant of eaeh other's ideati, desires,
religions, politics, methods end *hat bave
you. But greatest of all intolerances is
that of religion. Are we content each to
Aleifithw Ca. Maks
Rairatieride .1e(014
• Ackua Annmt every lino of
1 u 3 '7 MOM 41C ICSS 011
awcannt tt•P .elecercestee• Tim mare.•
.3 cf .Sargen Soft Mose Nee We 1.4.11% Jesus,
113%0 Pr!,10 reCarft. ttiCY may well IHF His ward 414 spirit led,
Sunday Afternoon
By sAtal. telalleratt. Cava Cie,
'VelloW /re,' the Mester catd:
ft toil er. Although Sargon Soft
Maea VAIN %wee. first placed on the
market about 4 years ago, OM' 14a-
000.600
of these Villa havo been sold
and their farm has epread mealy
foreign countries. They not only en.
•Soy a tretheridaus, demand through.
out America. but they are also in
large aemand in Caneda. the Philtre ,
nine Wands. Alaeka. Porto
Rico, and other foreign countries.
RANDOM THOUGIrM
(BY Jessie Allen Brown}
Another Christmas le over. 13oximedea
(the day after Christmas) Is not eele-
brated in Canada as it is in Ragland, for
there 3 is * general holiday. Here most
mothers celeorate It by the inevitable
tidying' up, and wenderhat where in the
world they are tieing to and a spot to Out
the new toys and all the Christmas se-
quieltions. But gradually they get sort.
ed. out said plates are, found tor them,
• and theyfit in as it' they bad always be-
• looged„ It le A good Plan to tuck away
mime 'the extra toys and. save them tor
the day when the children are Idea and
dry end looking for something to do.
• This will -have to be done unbeknownst to
tlaem, or there will be an awful holler,
for they never feel that tlaey have a toy
too many,
• What a veldt% Up of papers, ribbon;
• tags and odde and ends there is. Some
ef the thrifte souls put these away for
tuture use. If You do that you need to
be 'blessed With a long mem:try. A ton -
pie of years ago, we tied up some of our
parcels with a silver paper which had a
• distinctive pattern that appealed to us
very much, In tact so much that we re-
membered it from. one year to the next.'
Last year we noticed some of the paper
on one of the pastels which we received.
We Will feliaw Josue.
Stilt ter as He /Wee to Pad,
At the throne dont inttreede,
Offers bap In tittle Of wed:
WO will follew Jesus. •
Anther tuloanewn.
FRAU*
0 Thee: Who art the Guardian of eitr
life, help us all and hello many of wi
anew to xelete and tole our Wee to Taco.
Ifelp US to coritiralo our journey throuele
this life et ours, riot elone, but in Elreh
• redeenoing fel/ea-chip with. Thee and
with Thy Son Jesus Christ Miele
, (The Britieh Weekly).
PPPOP}¢p
S. S. LESSON FOR JAN. 8th, 1$32
Leeson Tee! e,,leatie Amiss Ina Work.
Lesson Passage—Mark 1M -de,
Golden Text.--afark 1;18,
In the eleveath elrenter of Isaistb. wo
read a prophetic description of the
nature and work of the Otte WO Study
about in' this lesson,
Mark passes over the doe of prepara-
tion in the wildernees with a few etrokes
of hia pen; but the Imagination can 1111
in the picture of those forty days if his
outline Is followed, No mere Man can
really 'understand the experience In these
words---"Vorty days tempted, Of Satan.
Ana he was with the wild 'beasts. And
the angels Minietered unto him,"
His rettuniog to les' horne district,
followed the linPrisOlunent of
John the (Satiate. The "yoke" had ae-
aomplished his mission. The Ono of
waont he was the fore -runner hegira
preaching saying', "The time is 1%1491 -
led, and, the kingdom of Clod is at hand;
repent ye, and believe the gospel," In
the Pulpit Cenurientery we read the fole
lowing explanatien of this pamage:
"The time is fulfilled;" that is, the
time for the com1ng. of the IVIessiah and
Again admiring it, we found that it was ef hie kingdom- Elias must conie first;
the seU-itaut paper for there were our and hhe itthd "In in- tho Mysore of Joan
original erkases, That frieed Is Scotch! 440 poPw*te ''Repent ye, and believe the
eloweve,r it gave us a good laugh, and a gospel.". These words may be regarded
good laugh is worth a lot ally day of the as a summary Of the method of salvo -
year. tion. Repentance and faith are the 0011 -
etre nave anntzeor blend, (thys one is of ditione Of admission into the Christian
Zewleh. &scent), who goes down town the covenant. Repentanee has a special re
day after Christnias and buys her cards ference to God the rather, and faith, to
and all the Chrietnies paraphernalia for Jesus Christ the eternal -eon. It is in
it Just imagine that yoa are reeding a
dren as the whole family will heneflt by
next year, Undoubtedly that is econ- the gospel that Owlet is revealed to us
patient who has a full diet of simple only, and I suppose she enjoys the feel- as a Saviour; And therefore we lint)
easily digested foods, Cut out the real ing that she is saving money, but she Jesus Christ, as the objeot of our faita,
foods, tind substitute simple ones for a nn'S'5es out on the thrills: !distinguished front the Father as the as
is 5 tizne .for fun f -the I ject of our repentance. Repentaace of
ney, we may go by train, we may goloy
boat, or we ntay •drive. If we drive, we
may take tne straightest road on the best
highroad, and get to our destination ria
quickly as possible, or we mat go a
slightly longer way and see more of the
towns and cities on the way, or We MAY
take the bigh roads and byroeds, and
drive on. the old dirt roads, just meander
along taking an,the tirae we wish, Nom
of ,our frienris interfere in the way 'we
make our journey, But are they as tol-
erant of our religion? Their Way is the
only way. We may be ell making for
the same place, but unless we go thetr
Way. they are intolerant
And politics) Oh me, oh inyi There
Is only one aludaof polities, and that Is
oar own. I once knew two old men --old
enough to know better—one of them was
a Grit and the other a Tory. They lived
side by side, and were the greatest cron.
les, almost Inseparable, until an eleation
came along, They started out as friends
but It did not last long. In a short time
they were not on speeking terms, nor did
they speak to eaeli other mail the elee-
eon was over. The day after the elea-
tion, they came together, as U nothing
liad•happened, no matter which side wen.
kinds of sports, and th no time like In the gospel, wherein Chriet le revealed
C,ore apples and put in baking , pan, um Initial*, . i . ica . es as a propitiation for sin, and as
This is ,n foreign product, but it namon. Bake until 'tender 'hi en oven 'at ,lfa nit," s stifling, and to
•
ne carries despair, and without repentance The secretary bezel to read them
*work this winter. ,•. Concerts are Partly fill the cavit3r with granulated tot the only way of reconciliation with 'the
hear evemeri bewailing the fact that their -
Without faith renen nee be -
7th, March 18th arid Apeil 1st. . • . , e
more sugar and top with a dear of cilia-
YOung people are seldom at home. 0
tomes duty 'free, and it is what the Jetta becomes. presumption, Join the When a Voice seid, "Oh, but you didn't
,
•Istobims Rhes rower
Paws them year tric.
pboot — it tom to
• little owl is worth s*
rows&
Dad will be. at
the store now"
Dad had left for Northampton an hour
or so before with quite a list of the
family's requiiements.
When Peg, suddenly recalling the knit-
ting party at the Brown's that evening,
• realized she was short six balls of wool.
Quickly she reached for the telephone.
• "He'll be at the store now and Ube
isn't, Mr. Coyle will have it ready for
him". •"" •
• -An incident typical of the value of your.
telephone in the daily routine or in big
or little emergencies. It smooths life's
path at trifling cost You ND your
• telephone..••
, behedided-for the nights ot Ittatiary sugar, then aress in a atoned: elate Add eggatling. Pa' es' erne Mies you
Father.• to
about 400 degrees.
good way of lmving them there is to pro-
• borne onwards, me a well-balanced ves-
two together, and the faithful soul eall my name yet,"
"What is your name?" she Was asked,
tariff -scribblers would call "of • a
class and kind not prod• uced (at the
-moment) in Canada," sel, to the haven where it would he "Kim Yung Sin" was the reply.
*
••• 'vide good things to eat after their sports,
Buttered &pales
Pare halve and core apples. Place * * thrlstmies Parties * *
baltliet dish. Put about a tablespoon Food to be good need not be elaborate.
of brown. sugar ,on each half apple, dot The main. thing is that it be tasty .and
generously with butter (it is the butter that there is lots of it, because out -door
which gives the Haver) and bake until sports develop good appetites Hot soup
tender at 400 degrees Serve with whip- always tastes so good in the cold Wea-
ned cream, ther. The mother in one home at 'which
I used to visit always had a pot of toma-
A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION to soup waiting for us when we came In
Rut Jesus came to do more than • "Why, your name was calledl"'
If I happeped to be a farmer I preach so he must have disciples whom "Oh, was it? then I must have been
he pould teach and instruct in the ways *sleet), for X didn't hear it."
zhould not he flattered by the of the Kingdom of God. He was a young Order was again restored and the min-
,taidattutes eoft,era presented in the man and he wanted young life ebout Mee were read and upproved.
skits .. but sorne of them are good. him f_er close companionship, so we read' This society bas pledged itself to send
of hisecalling to him four fishermen. two women each Sunday to Pongoon, a
CcoutosseaHayseed type of radio
I like the Real Folks of Tompkins Convreentators say it was Quite V.o- help in getting the women out to church,
Corners. George Brown creates and liable that Jesus remained some time in village outside of liemheling, to visit and
dared th se sketches and plays the Judea a/ter his baptism. Then. he went also hel in the Sunday sa001 Tilt
from pada. Isio 'Other soap will ever
' taste as good AS that did when we were
Another New Year is almost with us.
_ tired, and cold—this was in the West too,
May It prove it haPPY one to us all. we in one of those places where the air is so
can all .melre the New Year worth while .....
dry and elear that you are not suPPosed
if we only get about cloing it in theright to feel the eold.
way. we can use it to our profit If We Try ,serving tomato soup (a spoonful
-will taake up our eninde to get rid' a a .of 'whipped cream is an. eriproveinenta
lot of useless encturibratthes that, weed- or a clear Bounion instead of eoffee, with
like, are hindering our mental. ere ow"
--°- — cheese crackers or sandwiches. 41-
s.nd development. •
I used to make New Year resolutions * * Cheese Crackers e *
lect due,s before light refreshments were
served, A brief acielal time was enjoyed
before the women, left, profuse he their
thanks for having been entertained ern
-
eNow you who read this niay think that
tfiere's nothing very wonderful about a
meeting like Ude, but when one stops te
think that these wothen have all learned.
to read gime they tecarne Christian, and
that all. but two Of theni Are otherwise
Uneducated, and had never heard of such
a thing as a woman's rneeting, before
they hecarne Chrietians, Well it does
make it teem like a tvonderfla meeting I
• s e
leading. role, . .. and also, as you may into Galilee with Andrew and Peter, two next order of business was to hear their think,
▪ have suspected, he takes the part of, of John's diseiples. Then it was that reports. One woman told of visiting
Mrs. Templeton Jones, that pillar a he performed bis first miracle, that of from house to hotige and of the insults
society and widowhood '... .. Lots of turning water into wine. But 'the Passei ehe had received while doing so, "but."
radjo PlaY,nrs "doubles" in their casts, over brought him back into Judaea, that she said, "in spite of the insults, 1 Want
and others play in two programs. .. he might present himself in the tetriple; ,' to go again, and do my little bit for rny
But gometinles the voices fool you and then he began openly to preach and -Lord." When they were called for the
. . For instance, Jack Benny is th baptize (Jolla 316) and thus Ineurea next four Sundays this same woman
iskri Mr. Ace of Easy Aces. red the envy of ,tbe•seribes and Paul- was the nest to say "send
* * * sees, Therefore he left Judaea, and de -I The dude period was neXt, the subjeet
parted again into Genie% He was slope for that evening being "Willicon Carey
On crooners, are you a pro or an and az he walked by the sea he saw the the pioneer missionary' led be. one ol
anti? Well, anyway, we've ,found out fisaermen at work. The fisherman s the younger members and listened to by
•what makes them Me that .. . some deals with the world spiritual and invis- alt with great interest.
of their anyway. You are, jet ug net and, waits for results. Jesus called
y, a singer. You hnd eou must The elosing hymn, "Oh, for a thoueand
sa
them to another work whieh be likened tongues to sing int great Redeemer%
to their ordinary occupation. Ile said, pewee," was sung, with great gusto • if
"Come ye after me, and 1 will maze you
little harmony and after a prayth
er e
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to become fishers of men." That work - - treasurer was given a little time to telt
deals with the world spiritual and. Mitts- ,
ible; and how, then, can he be fully 1
• when. I• was younger—I do yet, as far as,
Stay, weren't they? It Jost shows what that goes — but not in quite tee
Intolerance will do. same way. I give them a little more con -
Most of the petty disatreements are sideration now, for I find that promises
caused by intolerance of each other's rashly made are easily forgotten. Many
ways. Parents cannot tolerate the new of us are apt to be carried away witit a
ways of the children. In-laws have least
Cover a cracker with grated Canadian
cheese or a thin slice of loaf cheese place
in a hot oven, until the cheese melts.
Paprika shakea over the cheese before
putting hi the oven is of improve-
ment. These may be served hot or cold
Could Not Lie Down to Sleep
She Was So Short of Breath
l'.•3. Chetnoff, Shoreacres B.O., writes:—
"I had been so troubled with shor'tness of breath I
eould not lie down to ele. ••
I couldn't do any bald work, or climb the stairs,
and had nervous and smothering feelings, and became
very weak.
I tried all kinds of medicine,. but could not get any
relief, until after I had Wren three boxes of Milbum's
Heart arid Nerve Pills, and lance then I have felt
better in every way." t••
For sale at all drug and general stores; put up only
by The T. 'Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
sudden conversion from old faults, and and take the place of sandwiches. '
Imagine that ,we earmedietely become new
ereatians, caul endowed with angehe at- * 0 Ham Sandwiches * *
tributes. But we don't. We'Ve got .to There seems no gandwich which op.
do something more than merely make peals to the men -folk like a ham sand -
promises. We've got to dump overboard wieb. These may be made with althea
all the old grievances and estrangements ham, or with ground ham. Mix the
and setnehness end foolish, ways and ret ground ham with a small amount of sal-
• place them with sympathetic and con- ad dressing and spread the bread lightly
• siderate understanding and worth -while, with mustard as for the sliced harre.
friendships. Then with love and kind- Ilam and onion is a good combination
nem and good cheer in our hearts, with for a hearty sandwich. Grind the ham
I
a smile and a song on our lips, with ahe onion in the food chopper and
courage to help over the rough spat, motiten with Salad dressing. Use eon -
May we press =WardWith new clean, sidemble onion and not Just a little to
hopes and high resolutions to find the • flavor.
doming New Year one wonderful glorious
• advehture.•
Mere's Quik Relief
A tot .of tx4a tern 4eau5e a headache or other
there is ione thing that will always gire pa relief! Just
take tablet Or two of Aspirin. Your mitering onikSeS.
ilelief comet insthntly. regardless of what may hart been
triking Statr head throb with pain. Aspirin is banning
...etas/Mot eieprega AO peat. So there's no use waiting
tor a, headache team* off." It is melessto endure p 'sin
of may Wad atom ”tit -reati get Aspirin.. It is blessing
to mown oho "AM etentlar eystemiellaits; to Men eV
Waft Irak OS, is% eke i1tyttrabi, fatigue or
A S P !Alt N
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PORT ALBERT
• (Intended for last week)
The annual Meeting Of the W. M. S.
of at.*Andrewei United church, Port At'
Speaking of onion in a Sandwich De-
minde me of a good one I had the other
evening. It was inade of cheese, peanuto
and a little onion, moistened with salad
dressing.
* * Tutkey Supreme * 51,, •
A large turkey (inn it small family
beem
t was held at the hoe of atre. 0 sometimes make a bad combluation, aa
Crawford with a fair attendenee. MI6 otie is apt to tire of even turkey. /t May
president Um, Jas. McKenzie, presided, be eerved creamed or in ailed as chicken
'the meeting wee filleted by the flinging is. Here is a recipe whieh certainly Can
of a hymn followed with a prayer by not be classed with the left -overs, al-
iens. John Quaid. Mrs. trelson Graham though that is what it really is. Put a
read the scripture lesson. A weal duet layer of stuffing in the bottom of a but -
contributed by Mis, Will Crawford and tered camerole. Cover Chia with plecee
daughter Edna, Was much appreciated. of turkey. PoUr oVer this a seuce made
Response was matte to -the roll call by a of 2 tableapoons of flour, 2 tablespeolla
scripture Verse. The secretary's and ef better, 21/2 cups of milk arid salt and.
treasurer' eports were read and adopt- pepper to taste. When thin has thicken- but a remunetative one and even more
ee, The eeeretarya reportr ebtated el, ed add one alightly beaten egg. It aVail- I so iri the case Of tato of them that Jests
membership of nineteen, :I:eluding flee able add a layer of rnusbrOOMa fried ill i called the four young men. What sort
life members. he matey ratted by the butter tether canned or fresh). Cover, of lite did be ask them to enter upon?
'W. M. G. ealendata amounted to leap, with a layer of buttered crumbe and bcike • et was teeing a kap in the dark—out
$92:55 have been fortvarded towards the In a qui& acteh until a rieh brown, into adventuro with this differenee they
alloeation. The election of °Mama for1 ,, `e .0 Deviled 03htera e e knevt totriethina of the one they were
Honorary resulted as follower Honorpre-, asked to follow. Lake Ruth of old come-
sidenta Mrs. ftteva Maw, Tara, Gordon,: Mime 1 pint of oyetera and add 1 the thing within them reoporided to the call
president, atrs. Jae. Melteezie; ist Viva bleepoon butter and te cup eraeker arie they teem may, "Where thou goesi
preelderit, Mies Shea Melitillail; 2n4 vice erumba Ole:inter scaly fer 3 Minutes, 1 ehe hoe.
president, Mrs. John Quaid; 3rd vice pre-, stirring constantly. Pour into a ooveted 'WORLD MISSIONS
tweet., Mrs, Lorne Johnston; treasurer, baking dish, cover with buttered erumbs A hytith. meeting iii itorel
MIs . alascro,wrord; secretary, MM. Will atad bake in a hot oveii Mail the crunibe 41
Crawford; supply secrete*. Nirt. S11104 are nroWned. .. Ada Sandell, r1,11.
* * Bettered Crumbs 4, 0 The tvonien were having 5 lovely time
etrangerse secretary, e.fise Onnalinghaell; ,
iilkisSIOnary Monthl secretary, Mrs. Net.; ,„ , 'tee „ _ visiting together in Ohoong Hartarivurmelevi
ten Grithatn: Weenier of Ladles' Aiel, otratrinel v,iltinittrutelinfacoltrd.tantt mattrtiTsb5,a, bueleferreroithdeorimtectliniegatstthaornitedo,
ttlortder it. VMS
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Mrs. .tolin McKenzie; Clutatian Stetval4-1 mueh , , „ ,
er eetrenng train the usual Me- rather dill/cult tor theta to eettle down
ship and linance setretary, Me. item' itillactr 12".
ro o dottieg ceuinbe with butter.
mailman Maslen Bend tomerintendenta
,------then—,..... , "Leta opal the meeting with maw.
Mrs. Lane Jobiatten, aesiettd ItY Milo Muth favorite Iltrati," eeld the preadent
Lednor; dew fund Meretary, Met Lure/ Wretehed from &ilututo—Strcartit of eheet e eee ,,,,,,,,,,,e h,,*. ,,,,, t hheht et
end iminediately there Were teVeral
Otalutm: convenor ef work conunitteeeebode and vigor et maid are InnVitabig 4';'",'''''.?,,,,,,"^h,,,,,.,"—s' "-i.,7,7t.„7";:ja?: " fitet-po
Mite einatinghtriu press secretary, Met. Impaired by the visitations of team*. "'e a""'"--"--- — ,, "-
John Quaid; litereture Secretary, WS. Who tan live under the *bud Of recur. sing 'Jolla ea lki tie oler the tumult, ' co
Beta Janet/ea; temperatice teeretarthehig attatke and keep body arid nand at
Mhe Eliza MeMillen; Manta, Mr% Ja0./ their fell efdeieney? Dr. .7, 0. Kellogg's
tacitentle. ' &throe Remade ditelpatee Um cloud by
removing tlie esitaa 15 does relieve. It
dote restore the tutferer to uonnal bettile
Potting Over st Hot Oitr.
you cchool
trim and iterate happiness.
"What, did they teach at ,
conscious Of the results of his work 2"
That work is pre-erninently a work of
faith. A later day • Jeans emphasized
that side of the work when he command-
ed the Apostles to go into all the world
and preach the Gospel. He added to
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tlsat command, "And lo, am with you
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always." •1.
Mark. in his narrative adds here arid:
there little details not found in the other '
gospels. In this calling of the first dis-
ciples he notes the diffirence in the
worldly tondition of the four men.
James and John we are told were in their
father's boat "with the hired servants."
It appears that all .Yew s had free right
of fishing hi the see, of Galilee, whien
abounded id fish. Zebedee, therefere,
whose home menu to have been in Jerti-
salon, ' had a fiehing establiehment in
Galilee, probably managed by las part -
nem, Andrew and Simon, during hie ab-
sence, but he would naturally vieit the
establishment front tirne to time with
his eons, and especially before the great
feetivals, wbeh a lavger oupply of fish I
than usual Would be required for the via-
itora crowding to Jerusalem at, that
time." --(The Speaker's Commentary).
It war, then from o life of arduotte toil
to -day, sonny?".
teacher told us all about
Columbus who went 2,000 tulles on a
galleon."
"She aid, aid Well, don't be-
lieve all she tells you about those
Anterie0 care, tny e w
Zeabindet, Decorator.
with that hann the meeting &paled, fel-
lowed by n very earnest prayer afad rtrip.
ttire Maine by one of the membare,
The eseretary was then called upon to
Cali the toll, and thirty mersibere anewer-
ed fez themzeivet, breidee explainiag why
"eotaiithee" wee hackle to be ercatet
"Oh, elle lien /nut her arm And cannot
"YOU' honor," said the witnes5, cenier end "die WO Meted co fat nee
"you ntay take my statement as be- that, lea, diticult, for her to comer and
Ing abso uttly correct. 1 have, teen
wedded to truth since I was a child,"
"Quite poseible," maid the Sudge.
But ttow tell the court hew long yeti
have .beett siv:dower."
"her belle le sick, final elle eittat talkie tt
Mea" tete Wee of tile retain., eaten fot
the libteatet of vetieue trleMbere.
"We till new lieit the triistatee ot the
lest Meeting," ailatealeed the Dreedont,
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