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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 30, 1949, p. 7

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m a j page 7 comments m th usjou byhav johnm smith sunday april srd turning towakd the crohh in this weeks lesson w find je- ui journeying with his disciple in tbm vicinity of caesarca phulppl bere they became aware of their masters messiahmhip and although they found it difficult to understand they discovered that this mes- uhshlp was vastly different frojn that of which their contemporaries dreamed and for which they bad hoped not pnly were thoy bmaied ihbf strango predictions of the kingdom birj also at hlsann6unec went of his suffejihgand death and his grest challenge for- aelfdjinlsd as a mark of dlsclplcshlp they could not yetfathom u dc nulcancc of the words whosover wlll come after mo let iilnv deny himself and lake up the cross and follow lie mark 834 but they realized that to follow the christ was not going to bo easy he did not offer them quick triumph glory and case but a cross of self- denial the biblical basis mark 82734 luke 02835 51 the marcan passago gives us report of the highlight experience of the cacsarca phlllppl journey in which jesus asks the question who do men any that i am their answer indicated that he held no mean reputation the man in the street ascribed to him the dis tinction of being onextiaordlnary person with a divine connection and divine mission it was not a dif ficult thing for people who held a belief in reincarnation to look upon him as john the baptist elijah or one of the prophets come back from the dead being steeped in the messianic hope that the mes siah would appear in great pomp and power overthrowing the jews earthly enemies and setting up the people they could hardly proclaim him as the lords anointed it re mained for peter although ho must have spoken in some bewilderment out of conflicting messianic concep tions to declare thou art the christ the son of the living god this wos another way of saying thou art the offpromised long- awaited messiah it was then that jesus accepting the great declara tion revealed to his followers the rejection death and resurrection of path of his messiahship that they did not understand was evident in peters kindly and well intended rebuke it was not yet clear to them that the kingdom must come through the suffering servant at titude rather than the glorious and pompous vlctorv of armies and power it seemed necessary for jesus to cmphaslzcv once again the condition of dlsflpleshlp self di- nlal the verses chosen from the the georgetown herald wednesday march 30 i949t bth chapter of luke give us a pic ture of jesus drawing apart with a few- of his disciples to offer prayer and to meditate upon hs mission here ohey saw jesus as they never say him before he appeared in a new glory that surpassed that of the two great characters of israel moses the lawgiver and elijah the prophet in the presenoe of the christ at prater the transfigured jesus the disciples- were assured of his messiahship and encouraged in their- faltti the voice of god spoke to them jn no uncertain terms this ki my beloved son hear kim- from the time of these great ccasarea phlllppl experiences je sus steadfastly set his face to go to jerusalem and- to go to jerus alem mitnt going to the cross with all its world wide and eternal sig nificance- the apmllcailen in this age ofr numerous isms and multiple interpretations of christianity this lesson challenges us to self examination we would do well to 1 exumine our faith what do we think of christ in spite of varied opinions our faith such that we with peter can make the tre mendous declaration thou art the christ the son of the living god 2 to see the significance of his vicarious living and vicarious dy ing to grasp themcaning of the suffering servant and the cross 3 to be constantly on our guard lest we like peter momen tarily lose sight of the divine will and purpose and see only the self- centred aims of men 4 to examine our living over against the great condition of dls- cipleship self denial think of this over against our common ten dencies to selfgratification self- commendation self pity selfeval uation and selfassertion 5 to so live that we can behold the glory of christ and hear the voice of god saying this is my be loved son hear him helpful quotations the term the cross gathers to gether every aspect of the unique work god accomplished for us in the life and ministry and death and resurrection of jesus christ the cross breaks the tyranny of what you have become and permits you to fulfil your godappointed destiny jesus found out what this world including the very religious church leaders can do to a man who is dc termlncd to follow god suffering rejection death re surrection these were the mile posts along the costly way to tri umph jesus now on his way to jeru salem knew that nothing short of calvary could demonstrate con vincingly the unlimited love of god sincere prayer is olways trans figuring and transforming umehouse mr and mrs russel thompson- visited mr and mrs joel leslie at thamesford on wednesday- mr and mrs ted morrow arid elane of toronto were sunday vis itors with mrs lane mr wilfred johnson of thornloe was a recent visitor in the village mrs mitchell nd mrs e san- ford attended the golden wedding of mr and mrs sol bell- toronto on tuesday the womens assocldtl6n met t the home pf miss ivens pn friday evening mrs mills read scripture and vlrsm norton the prayer play prattlce followed the meeting the county rood machine paid us its first call of thcscasorf on monday another call real soon would be welcomed- socm ial and personal mrs c frcuro spent the week end in brampton where alio visited with mrs walter anthony mrs herb bcascy ly a patient in peel memorial hospital brampton at present where she la taking tretnment for a heart condition mrs cecil mcnamara mary and peter are visiting in gait this week with her father mr w b dllly iteccnt cueatfl with mr and mrs albert pattenden and mr and mrs j hamblcton were mr and mfs ellis hamblcton and mr rnd mrs clifford warnock of orangcville on saturday evening misji grace burt entertained at her homo in main street north a number or kirl friends at a miscellaneous shower in honour of misa jeanne dyer of erin who marriage take place this saturday in toronto contests were won by misses violet louth and ann mcgill the bride tobe received many beautiful gifts after which lunch was served and a social hour spent church gboup will help kksmtilous census volunteers were asked to aid in a religious census of the town which will be undertaken by 16cal churches in april at the meeting of the daughters of the church in st georges clubrooms on monday evening mrs- douglas marshall was one of those who volunteered eleven members were present- archdeacon w g o thompson op ened the meeting with prayers and in the absence of the secretary the minutes were read by mrs ted stigger a letter of thanks wos read from mrs frank bcnncr friday saturday radio at home furnishings store phqne54w- georgetown main st v- vvw 159 automatic combination consol at a new low price previously sold for 17950 seetiiem hear them nw at mcciaiites these full size console sets are truly sensational hurry quantity limited at this price big features roomy record storage builtin aerlsi matchedwlnut cabinet select sensitivity full vision dial tone control lifelike reproduction terms convenient to suit your budget another rogers value 3450 a table model in moderne styling rich plastic cabinet choice of colours 3way dial 25 co cycle acdc automatic volume control builtin aerial i kjkmek resident here visits muijiolland family a visitor in town last weekend with mr and mrs james mulhol- land was mr hugh robc of sher- brooke quebec mr rose was a resident of georgetown 21 years ago and made his home with the mulhollonds while he was doing re search work in beekeeping with the late morley pcttlt he later entered the electrical business and has two stores located in shcr- the transfiguration is best un- brookc and st georges de bcauce derstood as a mystic experience of quebec he woe in toronto -attend- sclfdedlcation and divine assur- ing the automotive convention ance i caflkv now christmas eve c end fi tow u geo haft ceorge brent ucuiltle i v w n jmb billdeui njndoipi seolt playing wed thursday genius at work wally shown allan carney fcytnt fridaysat matinee sat 2 vm evening show bat 145 pm j monday tuesday winner of academy award for musical arrangement as long as there are lovers iobttt imrff sntvmhmf wwmwstcalwek irving berlins immmm wabnib os hiw ootoooi inci ii baoipaish irir- nef tuesday nl 1 11 is brillonitei plus selected short subjects 13 14 coming mon tue wed thurs 4 big days april 11 12 the most honourep picture in history 1 winner of 9 academy awards the best years of ur lives frsdrk march myma loy virginia mayo tra wright hogy carmkhael dana anw first district showing y ou are cordially invited to worship in georgetown united church on sunday when six younr men students for the ministry will lead the conxreration in praise and meditation rev john m smith minister georgetown united church regular morniifi worship was conducted in the georgetown un ited church on sunday when rev- john m smith spoke on the sub ject our redeeming god the choir under the direction of miss lyndn stewart snifi the anthem sion pau rodney the solo parts being suiir by miss marjoric kcntner and mrs e g bishop as an offertory the choir sang th valley of peace l- meredith the cvcnlnfi- worship was con ducted by the rev o r- flindall ba of ballinafnd who spoke on the subject bo on the level mr r gerrie sane the lolo the holy city the flowers decorating the church were in memory of the late arthur denhnrn and were placed by his parents wife and family mr and mrs johnson mckinnon of cnlgnry alberta are visiting relatives in town and are at pres ent staying with his sister mrs- mnrk clark and mr clark their first trip east in over yeurs harvest e r news it is forty i t you know there is a lot of satisfaction when you do a job for somionj and they are more than satisfied last week craig reld asked me if bert could fix up the transmission of his tractor i told him i thought he could as he had stripped one for hartley cameron and when 1 had looked at it the trimsmission case was as emp ty as a barn 1 and all the gears beariims and thinga- majigs were in a lurg a little later i wandered back through the shop and bert was just getting the cover ready to put back on i looked inside and there were the gears bag and all the only objection hartley had was paying for the bag p s we got the job we have n story to tell about a new power binder on the floor but we are afraid to tell it here jusl ask anyone who has been in here ulnco luat friday night for you fell owe wilhvplck- j up bulers we hove a uuuo bolo clevutor on the way una will have it on the floor jujt us noon tm it arrive ken mcmillan product of 4 intkknational bakvk8tkk phot oaontutowb series tied mtlverton continued from page 1 corner after faking lichmidt out of the play both goalies were colled upon to make some sensational saves georgetown hod some won derful i chance during the gams but capitalized on only three of them a touch of humour was added in the second frame when gaul carried pattersons stick down the ice then threw it into tho crowd play was stopped while players and officials tried to get the youngsters who grabbed it to return it but ihcy refused to do so gaul was given a minor pen alty bowman of milverton broke in on lever after one minute of play- in the third period and hit tho goal post chappel playing a very ef fective game took a pass from d- fenscman scotty patterson at 55ft and scored georgetowns third mar ker the game was broadcast over the stratford radio station georgetown goal lever def patterson nash forwards currie storey m bradbury l bradbury j kemshcnd chappel ferri mar tin d beaumont jr beaumont milverton koal schmidt def bowman yost for gaul bund- scho groppnelson shirk bren nerman dale c peck belr a peck kipfer 1st period 1 milverton melson yost 504 2 georgetown nosh 1124 penalty dale 2nd period i georgetown martin d beaumont 4 penalties patterson martin gaul 3rd period 1 georgetown chappel patterson 55 penalties patterson chappel skinny men women gain 5 10 15 lbs cat new pep vim vigor lunlq uirit lia tlimuantl of 1 gain ulor ishu ikhiim ilrntilniutling lm i fur to iiiii iitiitruv urinal walah tea cup reading mrs morrison of toronto will read your teacupa this saturday and sunday retas huntars inji 9th lw phon230

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