Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 5, 1938, p. 3

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the georgetown herald wed neaday evening october 5th 1938 page 3 r comfort for 7 and 70 whether car 7 playing en the floor or for 70 in an arm chair the steady even heat of old companys anthracite makes hying more com- fbrtable more healthful because old companys anthracite is harder more concentrated longer- burning anthracite yt lost isnfca inquire how about modern anthracite burning equipment phone 33 the sold j b mackenzie son coal and lumber georgetown or solid comfort best fair in years press secretary 1 ben georgetown nearly bvery womans organiz ation has on tip on bow to carry oat the work and intcresungiy ebcleauy i now when women s organixa- uona are getting into the fall routine of autumn work may we i draw attention to the attributes of the efficient press secretary i upon whom depends much of the public interest in her socie ty first of all the good press se cretory sees that her report is in on time that means no later than tire morning of the day after the meeting if she with it she telephones it in late news reports lose their news value and are often shov ed out of their rightful place by items of fresher interest then the good press secretary pays attention to the correct spelling of names and gives correct initials the report 1 of interest to more than the mem bers of the society concerned and other readers like to know which mrs smith is meant the good press secretary un derstands that changes are of ten necessary in order that the report may not seem like a rep etition of somebody elses re port she learns how to put the most important item of the meeting first and follow it with the more ordinary events spiritual worship international uniform sanday school lestwa october tth 1938 golden text god is a spirit and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth john424 lesson passage exodus 20 46 33 1- john 4 1024 x ask no dream no prophetecstasies ho sudden rending of the veil of clay no angel visitant no opening skies but take the dimness of my soul away george croly spiritual worship 46 the second commandment forbids the worship of the true god in wrong ways recall the environment of the israelites they had been living in egypt where images of sacred bulls were worshipped and they were going to a land where idols were much in evidence it may seem to us some what ruthelss that all sculpture and statuary were fbrbldden but at that stage there could be no half measures no- compromise between the worship of the god of goodness and material objects used as fetishes today an effort is being made to work out a partnership between spirit and matter much use is being made of religious art but we seek to go back of the pic ture as a material object and dscm the truth and beauty it sets forth often we learn through the eye biter than through the ear the cross as a symbol is sometimes reverenced iup- erstitlously but by christians who know what they are doing it may be used in a devotional way to lead on to ever deeper surrender yet dangers of misuse are always present a mfflenh fju 16 the israelites found it difflcul to worship without visible aids when moses was absent on sinai recehlng the law they persuaded- aaron to make a golden calf there was ear nest desire back of this request the people willingly sacrificed the golden earrings which they greatly prized out of these aaron made a molten calf it was in some dim way mean ingful we have passed through a somewhat similar experience in recent years science as we say has con quered nature vast new powers were given to mankind the result was to think of the universe as a machine with men as the mechanics in control or to turn to humanism idolizing the mventlve genius of man both of these attitudes have provrd inade quate for joclal and spiritual needs glorious as is the sun we must go back of the sun and worship the god who made the sun the object of our worship must always be higher than ourselves to attain to this high spiritual level is not easy it requires deep thought daily discipline the use of scrlture hymns religious art arch itecture the cultivation of piety through prayer the effort is worth while because it is possible to hav communion with god and for a time st least to be more conscious ol the spirit than the flesh spiritual wor ship is the highest form of worship seem- and beltering 78 moses was bipkenhearted when he came down from the mountain ana found that his people had so soon lap sed back into idolatry apparently ne had railed to make clear to them the conception toe had of the law of god it was too abstract for them the he brew language had few abstract words even in their language jiey bad to use concrete objects in order to hsve mental images for s time the leadership passed to aaron be- cause he gave the people what they wanted something they could see and to which they could offer sacrifices yet we are sure moses had the great er insight faith is more than seeing confident faith came from an exper ience of our whole nature christ spoke of the blessedneai of those who could believe without having seen the things that are seen are material and te but the things that are unseen are spiritual and eternal shrines with legends and miracles at healing have- grss aj is hibi for simple mtdds ait it fe s aa higher acnisrement to toe aopure m heart idols shrines and rituals is that tney do not of themselves make high raor al demands real religion has to do with morality and that is a matter of desire will and the inner life troth and reality 1923 christ never pandered to supersti tion he said that men would know the truth and that the truth would make them free he told the woman of samaria that god was to be wor shipped in spirit and in truth he based faith on the bedrock of reality we must find god in what is this visible universe reveals law order purpose intelligence and beauty and we worship the source of all these we do not turn to an imaginary world but we seek to be factual interpreting the world in which we live the scientific way is to collect the facts and then to try to discover the truth back of the facts there is no great room for the play of the imagination not a3 a substitute for facts but in the use we make of facts an archl tect may have a vision of a beautiful cathedral how did he get it matter played a part the architect learned to think and have a power ofjmarery because he had gazed on stones and studied squares angles arches light and shade musing over these things and using the imagery that came from things he arrived at a vision of truth and beauty that he seeks to make concrete by the use of wood stone lines and color artists paint their pictures and architects build thelr cattiedrals by using things but first going back of things to principles we too must learn to ascend through na ture up to natures god the creator is always greater than his creation god is spirit 24 man has been made in the image of god the spirit of god breathed life into the soul of man god is the father of our spirits and the taber nacle of god is with man those who are born of the spirit and who receive the holy sphit are the true children of god all that we know of god has come to us through human conscious ness there is a kinship between the spirit of man and the god who l spirit light is light whether in can die or sun water is water whether in teacup or ocean love is love whe ther in human parents or the heaven ly father spirit is spirit whether in the spirit of man or in god who is spirit thus our worship should not centre primarily around things but should be as spiritual as we can make it an experience of truth rellowmip dependence aspiration faith we may make our hearts temples tor the spirit of the living god who is spirit questions for discussion 1 when and where do you worship most really 2 how should we use religious art 3 what doei worship accomplish 4 the word became flesh how should that remove ail temptation to idolatry 5 what meaning does the word plr itual convey to you continued from page 1 lindsay acton b kerr acton b reld icolt reld lindsay d i mclean son 1yr old lindsay mclean reld 2yrom r m bar- j den hlusburg kerr single horse in harness moffat acton kerr bar- den pair of horses in harness mof fat kerr barden single pony in har- ness isaac mccready brood mare dan campbell balunaraa blue top stables kitchener grant campbell colt dan campbell blue top stables grant campbell 1yrold dan campbell kerr w b reld 2yr old dan campbell kerr joe eason i georgetown 3yrold barden kerr hiimglehoraemiatnessniosteeterr erin blue top stables barden pair of horses in harness blue top stab les saddle horses bovalrd brampton vivian clark norval saddle pony jean gowland bo valrd devereaux horse specials high stepper-r-mof- fat barden single turnout blue top stables barden farmer s turnout kerr moffat lady driver mrs bar den mrs kerr delivery horse brownrldge walter fiddler general purpose wm lindsay k son t j brownrldge georgetown best and fastest road horse thos teeter agricultural horse on rein hewson shantz heavy team hewson chal mers shantz brennan s special w h allan cattle saorthom cattle cow t amos moffat j e perrin acton 2yr old heifer perrin amos jyr old heirer perrin amos heifer calf amos penin j bellboddy georgetown r r 2 bull aged amos perrin bull calf amos herd amos perrin jersey cattle cow t a gowland brampton alfred baggs edgeley j m dolson brampton 2 yr old heif er baggs go and dolson 1 yr old heifer baggs dolson heifer calf gowland dolson baggs bull aged gowland baggs dolson bull cair baggs dolson gowland herd cow- land baggs dolson hojstefn cattle cow j d gale guelph j m fraser huttonville t o dolson brampton robinson bro hornby 2 yr old fraser gale ro olnson bros dolson 1yr old fra- er gale clarence dolson brampton t o dolson heifer calf t o dol son fraser howard laldlaw norval c dolson bullaged robinson bros t o dolson buil call fraser gale t o dolson h r brown limeho tte herd fraser gale robinson brcs t o doiion holsteln cattle amateurs hi calf h r btv ayrshire cltlr ow lome 3 weber klichenc w n x a son malton lansde mahon 2 o d heifer hnrvm bn der kitchener weber nix 1 r o d heifer lansdell nix weber heifer call snider web er nix bl ljiged webr land 1 nix bull calf snider weaer lans ddju herd weberlansdell nix cattle specials jersey female baggs gowland shorthorn female amos perrin holsteln female gale fraser ayrshire female weber sni der eatons special gale calf club holsteln latdlaw t o dolson garnet laldlaw c dalson herb reld harold brown jersey or gurnsey gowland beef breeds d lindsay f mccallum bruce lindsay j bellboddy best heifer calfharold brown beef animalamos leicester ram j 8 norrlsh campbeuvllle wmclarkson weston shearling ram norrlsh ram lamb clarkson norrlsh ewe clarkson norrlsh shearling ewe clarkson continued on page 6 terra cotta international plowing match and farm machinery demonstration ai mlncslng near barrle ontario sim- coe countj october 11 12 13 and 14 1938 toronto no- too late for last issue a number of our citizens have ob tained employment at mr packhams brickyard at brampton our local quarries all report trade fairly brisk at present our merchants also report trade brisk at piesent mr g h leslie of union had a val uable horse killed on the cnjt here recently mr r j stringer who spent a few days with mr and mrs c mckeown of acton has returned home we understand that mr j g stringer has oeen awarded the con tract of the rural mall here duties to commence october 1st mrs w j rutiedge spent the week end with acton friends miss frances rutelage won several prises st the mglewood school fair recently also was awarded first prise for hr sardenplol congratulstlans we are sorry to learn that mr j mccauley had a couple of ribs frac tured in an accident recently which will lay him up for some time we hope that he will soon be able to be around again as usual corn cutting seems to be the gen eral order of the day wedding bells are ringing loudly jn our hamlet again we are sorry to report that mr bestis quite seriously ill at present in peel memorial hospital we sincerely hope soon to hear of his complete re covery miss bernlce lyons has beerfen- gaged as teacher at the 5h line school we ulsh her continued stxe- ce i her new sc hers shooting match n orva l thanksgiving dat monday october 10th at 100 pjn for dressed fowl ranges 50 and 100 yards 22 calibre rifles position bench rest if weather unfit for outdoors the indoor range win be ased e j gollop secretary round trip bargain fares from georgetown friday and saturday october 14 and 15 to oshawa belleville kingston gananoque brockvuie prescott morrisburg cornwall lindsay peterboro penetang collingwood mea- tord baxrie ortllla midland gravenhurst bracebridge huntsville callander north bay sudbury geraldton beardmore saturday october is to toronto also to brantford chatham durham goderich guelph hamilton kincardine kitchener london st catharines 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