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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 26th 1941 kntunational uniform sunday school lesson christs commission sunday march 39th 1m1 golden text behold i mild the promise of my father upon you lesson passage luke m 3c3 a little shrine of quietness all jeered to thyself where thou shalt all my soul possess and i may find myself a little place of mystic grace of self mad sin swept bare where i may look upon thy face and talk with thee in prayer jeans in the midst w f bow chaxacteristlo were the words and actions of jesus in his resurrec tion appearances he oame among his disciples saying peace be unto you peace ia one of his favourite words he had often spoken of it and in his farewell words he had promised tt to his disciples he saw how discon certed the disciples were over the an nouncement of his resurrection and his first concern was to set them at their ease jesus was no alarmist seeking to raise a furore he calmed people steadied and reassured them his qui etlyspoken salutation peace be with you even though it was a formula of eastern speech let them know that all was well helping- the doubters 374s characteristic also was the attitude of jesus towards the doubts of the dis ciples they could not believe their own eyes instead of rebuking their scepticism jesus at once took steps to remcyeltln the most natural way possible by giving sure proof he asked them why they were troubled he asked them to handle his hand and feet he satisfied their desire for reality ha would not work upon thelr feellngs by any ghostlike secrecy all was to be in the open he courted thelf examination and satisfied their minds with fact further to set the disciples quite at their ease he asked them for food they gave him a piece of broiled fish and he ate it before them there never was any extreme asceticism about jesus he did not practise fasting for fastings sake the requirements of the body were not re garded as evil christ always had a thoroughly healthy attitude toward material- things seeking to use them as servants never allowing them to be master of the soul bible ttody 44 it is sometimes questioned if the church and sunday school are right in laying such emphasis upon bible oa the worlds news seen through the christian science monitor aft tntemattonsl di nnvtpwper la truthful cuubucm unbjatcd fca ftaa tularin lam editorial ar timely and i ad it dotty iwt together with tb wfttldy mtpnw section mala itwal nenpaper at km the oinramn sctctc p bbihi a sacmty one norway st boaam muwcfnutts pnot 12 00 yearly o hjoo month saturday ihuc including ma section 2am a ya introductoct offer 6 ttawi 2 guns nana addram sample copy on request awoooao study this much at least may be said that it was the method of jesus he nourished bis own spiritual life up on the old testament and he taught it to his disciples for example in his appearance to them after the resurrection he showed them that his rising from the dead was not con trary to scripture he quoted from the law the prophets and the psalms con cerning it no student of law could afford to ignore the english common law and no student of religion can af ford to ignore the written record of spiritual experience contained in the bible the teaching method 4549 jesus was a skilful teacher he op ened the minds of the disciples that they might understand the scriptures he showed them the predictions that he should suffer and rise again from the dead the third day and that re pentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name unto all the nations beginning from jerusalem the message that jesus had tor his di sciples to preach was both redemptive and missionary it told of a cure for sin and tt had for its goal all mankind beglnnliig in jerusalem a relatively small centre it was to spread tq all nations such was the faith of christ in his gospel his method for the propagation 61 his gospel was for bis disciples to be witnesses in the words of a simple hymn someone who knows must bell to all human ap pearances it was an impossible task to- whlch jesus set his disciples eleven men were to start to evangelise the world the task was almost infinite and the means pitiably lnadequat ics than a dozen men to attempt but jesus promised to equip them with spiritual power that would make litem equal to the task he said be hold 1 send forth the promise of my father upon you but tarry ye in the chv until ye be clothed witk po from on high his method was for faith to spread by truth expressed through the personalities of people empowered by his splrlthls promise of power holds for us as well as for h rirst disciples the ascensl any 5053 two other characteristic actions fol lowed jesus led his disciples to beth any ihe place where he had spent many happy hours he iirted up his hands and blessed them his farewell tion antt word was a benediction then he parted from them and was carrolls aybner fancy apple iawoarft shvaatg shoos side bacon k- 27c pastry flour u sic catrovtowb peanut 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interested in long hie and many are the recipes fdr it a daily pint of beer no bfvr smoking noamoking hefty beefsteakano meat every centenarian has a dif ferent tale to tell there is how ever just one point on which all doctors agree that ho man or woman ever reached extreme old age without d healthy colon it is impossible to have a healthy colon if you are the victim of consti pation waste matter stagnating in the intestines bets up toxic poisons which seep into your bloodstream and cause lingering illhealth the main cause of constipation is lack of moisture in your large bowel relief cornea only when that moisture can be induced to return what knuchen does kruschen contains several mineral salts which are blended in exactly the right proportion to bring back moisture to the large bowel they stimulate the organb of evacuation to bmoolh gentle action at the same tune kruschen has a diuretic action which helps to flush your kidneys and liver and assists in ridding your bloodstream of the eisona which previous constipation t behind naturally the amount of krus chen required to clear up a stubborn case of conatipatton depends on the individual but once health and pints have been regained the dose should be reduced to just enough to cover a dime first thing every yon can buy kruacben from way drug aton4gc and 750 carried up into heaven admittedly the ascension presents many difficul ties was jesus visible in the flesh as he led his disciples through jerusalem and out to bethany is ihe phrase up into heaven to be interpreted spatially in terms of height what became of bis physical body instead of explaining all our questionings the writer of the third gospel sums up this final event of th earthly life of christ in one short sentence he gave his attention to the effect of the event upon the dlciplea the disciples wor shipped jesus and returned to jeru salem with great joy and were con tinually in the temple hi dtig qoj the surest proof of the flficenmon is not in historical evidence but in spir itual experience christian believers feel that their ladrd lives and loves the have assurance of his presence they feel that it is far more than a memory they can rplwn it only in terms of living feuowehip somehow spirit with sptrftomn meet the- risen lord is not absent hut present be abides with his people he u fulfilling his promise lo i am with you al- wajr even unto the end of the world 1 oan we have inner peace in a world at war 2 what did christ do tb convince his disciples 3 which books of the bible do you read most 4 what limits the spiritual power of christians today 5 is heaven a place at a state of be ing the winters snow when the winters snow has covered all the summers landscape scene and has made the trees quite leafless and has hid the meadows green then the woodlands seem so dreary seem so cold and chill and bare and the hillsides look so weary sad neglected needing care mot a songbirds voice hi hearing flowers nowhere to be seen all the streamlets frozen over gone each growth of summer green all the little wildwood creatures bach within its winter hold nature s hideaways to shield them prom the snow and frost and cold but each vine and bush and fruit tree and each rield where grain crops grow every farmer all the nation all will proty by that snow for its natures way of hoarding moisture for each root and seed then in springtime and in harvest earth will yield for every need ralph oordon 628 crawford st toronto march and its march the month of winds and blows and storms and staying winter snows and bltaards making snowbanks drift that block the roads with neexl rift the month thats harbinger of spring when birds return to nest and sing the roblnflr8t anon our lawn then gray bird both fore snow is gone the month that when the sun is mild will turn small streams to freshets wild and swell the rivers till they flood t land with devastating mood the month that makes cotweastane roads iropoasable to carry loads and stwuid it like a lamb come in then like a lion out twill spin but should it come in uon like then hke a lambkin out twill bike at least thats what some people ear but it dontt always work that way but one thing certain we neer know what kind of wearier it win throw it samples that of all the year wmd rain hail sleet snow some- ralph qobdoif kmaxxsjkw9akmkmak9a timely topics for women i by barbara bainbb katkuxjfeakqakaakmiax timidity spoils both your fun and your usjefclne88 jevl p enc novelist says timidity is a disease the hidivwual affected by it is embarrassed in the presence ofoffier peo- i p ie wouw 1u to run away he dare not be himself he surfers from an inferiority oomplex or is convinced others think him in ferior therefore he seeks refuge in solitude vt j t m due to skyness tt may be caused by some physical jif ft 0 a fear bein conspteuoue but whatevth cause the timid selfconscious individual is seldom happy naturalness is of course the greatest of all social virtues and so the umld woman becausevahe lacks naturamessausiiahyfinas it difficult to take part in group activities or in games or even to keep up her share of the conversation when a number of people are present an invitation to a party is something to be dreaded and when it is her turn to be hostess the party becomes an ordeal to be endured rather than an occasion to be enjoyed because she lacks warmth in greeting her guests a feeling of awkwardness descende on the whole assembly the party is indeed quite apt to be a failure since unless entertaining is fun to the hostess it can hardly be a success trom the guests point 6f view then so often the timid woman is misjudged just because she is not at ease with the people she meets some may consider her haughty and arrogant others believe that she is curt and taciturn when actually she would lllce to be companionable and friendly i am sure you all have met women who are quite brilliant and tal ented when you really get to know them and who have a great deal to give to others if they could only overcome their timidity i recall one wo man who had a way with flowers and whose garden was the pride of the town in which she lived she was asked to give an informal on gardening to a group of interested women she was quite competent to speak but she was timid and so she refused how many of you because you are timid or selfconscious have ne glected to call on the newcomer in your community or to offer help where there is illness or solace where there has been bereavement how many of you have been too shy to thank the speaker at a meeting for the pleasure she has given you or to offer yourself when the chair calls for volunteers for some particular phase of waxwork timidity should not be an excuse for shirking responsibilities up to a certain point we are all shy especially when we are young but with experience we should gain poise and selfconfidence we should learn that frankness regarding our faults or disadvantages or handicaps seems to make them ununportant to others and therefore less important to ourselves how can timidity be overcome a wise mother can help greatly in overcoming her daughter s shyness while she is still young but if one is older the problem is not as simple be yourself is the best advice be your natural self think of others and act as the situation prompts antt one might add do not be afraid have courage the canadian war services campaign you all know no doubt that the canadian war services fund campaign got off to a start on monday march atth the objective of the campaign is 5500000 of which less than one million will be used for ordinary peacetime activities and the balance entirely for war work six organizations are joining to make this appeal the canadian legion war services are asking for 816100 the knights of columbus ar- my huts 7o50oo the salvation army 1426j00 the v m1000 the ywca 388965 and the ioj3j3 104000 an addi tional 317335 is being sought in the general fund for expansion in case of emergencies the purpose of having a united appeal instead of each organiza tion making its own is to cut the expenses of collection to a mntnm and to arouse the interest of the public in the work done by these auxil iary services this will be toe only appeal made by these six organisa tions in 1141 they are outstanding institutions which have been doing a great service in canada for many years and all had a fine record in the last war the war services now being rendered by them meet widely dlverginc needs but all are of vitatlmportanoe to the we1xfireaibuf fighttw-fhr- ces canteens educational and recreational facilities mobile tea carts hostels field comforts and libraries are provided as far as possible our men whether at home at sea or abroad each city and town is being given its quota of funds to raise ta toronto the ca opened with a mass meeting in the maple ta oar- dens at which wendell wnikle and prime minister mekrrittlc king both spoke on behalf of the pund other duesare rnnfthnff utmiitti- plans xor mass meetings to open the drive every community is organizing so that it will be sure to meet its quota before long we will all be given the opportunity to make our con tribution to the auxiliary war services which mean so much in keeping up the high morale of our men in uniform many of whom are on active service far from home let me remind you human hopes and human creeds have their root in human needs eugene ware book review h m pulham esquire by john p marquaod mcclelland and stewart 432 pp 3 00 h m pulham esquire the bookofthe month club choice for march u a book that you will find yourself recalling long after you have finished reading it henry pulham a harvard graduate is asked to write his biography for the twent fifth class reunion and as in thought his mind travels back his whole life is bared to the reader it is a poignant story in which a way of life largely shapes events henry bom into a solid conservative boston family educated at st swi thins and then harvard is brought up to be a gentleman and all that that implies he is sometimes dull and stuffy but always ready to play the game according to the rules then comes the war and a commission and a new world in which physical weariness and fear are all mixed up with valour and decency and a new point of view which did not quite coincide with the old on his return home he is too restless to go back to his old beaton banking firm and takes a job with a new york advertising agency where he meets and falls in love with marvin myles but wtoen a little later t father dies and he must assume the responsibility for estates and and family servants the old influences prove too string and he 1 away from both advertising and marvin his marriage to kay matford one of his own crowd follows a laca part of the book is taken up with their married life together the daftly round their interminable arguments their bwo children summers at norta harbour winters in town and finally the realisation of their need ft each other among other characters in the story are henrys friends bojo ttm typical college athlete who marries gay and becomes president of bar fathers business bui king who is clever and oonvlncinc but doesnt qoaw belong and who later was a disturbing influence in the life of henry aad kay and joe bingham to whom kay was once engaged henry pulham is typical of a generation that is last dlsappearttafa but that had something very fine about it all through the book there an bits illustrating the creed by which he lived if yon are a gentleman yw know what to do tve spent an my we trying to to it jothtaga wmfl happen tt la what happens after maniafethe method two people of betting on with each other that is really hnportant h m pulham esquire is a story that grows on you as you read ta and when it la finished you wish there was more baked apflk sofbbmb the canadian people are lu wtad to bate nee- up stooks of adian apples left on hand because of the loss you wm serve baked 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