The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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ASPERMONT STAR
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cut the steak KNV the
the &wtt" aaid Sites Nora El-
H~D Agent, Stonewall
who <kDMUtrat«d meat can-
to tto SwansoaH—D dub
la the homo of Mrs. C. P.!
Tuesday morning, Jan. 10
and fifty three cons
w*n canned Inclndlng
lotted roost, rump roast, atow
and maat loaf.
attending wore:
Hulsey, Roger Mullis,
4< A. Stockton, Stevens, L. Palvador,
GMll Mullis, Dee Reese, Myrtle Gani-
Mli C. P. Palvadora. Houston Love
and Miss Dorothy Palvadora.
Vlstors: Mr*. J. Freeman, Mr. Ja-
ef near Hamlin.
dates, 1st and 8rd Thurs-
day*
—Reporter.
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MULES—Three young mules and
cos young horse for sale—
J. A. Sandlin 2-15p
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The SO months old baby of Mr. and
Mra. J. D. Taylor died at the home
here. The Taylors had recently
moved here from Stamford. The re-
mains were carried to Stamford for
buriaL
SERVICE
Drive In At V iertell's Service Station
Service on the run and with a smile!
Water in radiator? Windshield wiped?
Test the Oil? Fill up the gas tank? No
sooner said than danM
Cars Oiled and Greased
VIERTEL SERVICE STATU N
Plymouth--De Soto Dealer
a!l4wheels
plus the of a front axle and comfort <A Cantilever Springs
A areat deal of thought is beinri given today to
(pings. Various experiment arc being tried in
k«"I independent action for an auto-
mobile's front wheel;*.
All of which is simply another tribute to the
soundness of Ford enginwrinit iind the Ford
V-8 for l''VI. When you drive tl'is car von get
free action nut only for the front wheels— but
jot all 4 wheels.
Ford transverse cantilever «nfinsi' provide
individual suspension for l )th (runt and rear
asles. In the new Ford ih««c spring* have been
made more flexible. This type if construction
Is dot experimental and hut the advantage of
comfort plus the jirowil safety <>/ a front axle.
This new I'orJ combiner V-S power v.iih ftas-
oliue economy —20 miles to she gallon at a
speed of -4S miles per hour, in exhaustive road
runs. It vi!i i so miles an l-.ou." without diffi-
culty. At 50 or (.0 miles per hour it is actually
running nr rust:'
This reserve power mentis acceleration un-
equalled by practically any other make of
American automobile, regardless of cost. Before
you buy h i r at any price, drive the new
Ford \ -8 for 1>4.
At, ! HOKI/J.D 1-ORD OKALERS Of TUB SOUTHWEST
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$515
AND UP
P O. n. !>K IROfT
IMM 1.1 >I VI'K DELIVERY
— rasy through
Universal Credit Cvmfiany
Another Year - - And The World < iocs On
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W bird's dim yem', ro bi ^ettvn$ better every year
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PANTRY SHELVES MADE EARLY A letter from Mr. J. A. Whitten of
THIS YEAR liuit' in ton lark, Calif, said, "en-
—— closed money older to raw
"I have my pen try shelves made Star I don't went to miss a copy- 1
and I am now ready to paint 'them" am going to see how the candidates
says Mrs. Virgil Kolb, Farm Food come out." Mr. Whitten wes firm-
8apply Demonstrator for Plainvtow eriy of thia place, and so far as we
Home Demonstration Club. know, has never missed a copy of the,
Mrs. Kolb i making her pantry Star during the better than ®':V
early so that she may not have extra year* we have been heie. Thanks to
work during the rush" of the plowing him and the many other renewals
and gardening season Then when .and new subscribers that have come
she cans her first vegetables she to us this year
may store them permanently and not *—
hava to move them later. Mr J. W. Winn, who has been in
In carrying out the pi ns for her West Texas Baptist Sanitarium for
spring garden Mm. Kolb's first step more than two weeks, returned home
1® to build a hotbed in order to start Wednesday,
the slow maturing vegetables be'oro
transplanting them In the garden af-
ter the last hard free?e of the season.
—County H—D Agent
en. IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
chool Lesson
"225&!LBr
<a aav r. a riTiwaraa
feat c? Pacultjr,
Innlrut* of
% MS*. Western NntMIM tlaMk
1h t *!•■•< .
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Lesson for February 4
PUTTING GOO'S KINQOOM FIRST
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He is recovering nicely.
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FOH SALE—100, M. Johnson, Im-
proved S|>ocinl and Star, White lop-
horn hens at r>0e each,
See or write Mrs. (1. W. Rp'^o
Rt. 1, Box 2 Peacock, Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart carried
their small child to Stamford Wed-
nesday evening for medical advice.
The little one lived only a few min-
utes after reaching the Sanitarium.
Interment In Arpermont Cemetery
today—Thursday.
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Call J. C. GUEST for CASKETS
UC9SON TEXT- Matthew «:t- «.
QOLDKN TBXT- Seek re Ant the
kingdom or Ood and bit rl(lit«oMnM%
and all th««* thing* shall Be added aa>
to you Matthew < 31
PHIMARV topic—Jssus Tells «•
Ood's Care.
JUNIOR TOPIC— In Search of Rtehe*
INTBRMRDIATB AND SF.NIOR TOP*
IC—Serving One Matter <>nlr.
touno PKopi.e and apui/t top.
IO—Puttlaa Pi rat Thlnaa Ptrat
- for Spring: d'i
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PRETTY FROCKS
For little Miss Fashionables.
Styled ever so cute in o-av-
colored Prints
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kind
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Mother . . they're
sleeves and ruffles
79c-$l
darlinw-.
an • all
t cnie frills that make little
g'Ji'ls he aits p-,0 pitty-pat.
BRYANT-LINK CO.
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BRILLIANCE! Gaiety! Delicate beautyl
Furniture, floors, woodwork easily
and inexpensively refinished by use of
fast-drying
y&fxxtsti
The lacquer that "dries in no time"! The
wnish that even hot water will not harm
— *he tough enamel for every use!
Call at the store for color cards. The store far
quality and helpful aarvioel
R. B. SPENCER LUMBER CO.
Having set forth Id the
Chapter the standards of the kliigdiinv
Christ the king timv exhibit* the W
i derlylng principle* which control tba
subjects of the kingdom.
I. As to Giving (vv.1-4).
■ Doing alma before men Is not eoo-
I detuned as that would contradict
I Matthew 5:10, but the doing of tbea
; before men to be aeen of them. Te
seek publicity la doing our alma la 10
miss the reward of the heavenly h>
tber.
II. Aa to Praying (vv. 5-19).
The spirit of self-udvertlsement flO
quently dlspinys Itxeif even in the holy
exercise of prayer. In order to cor-
rect this evil tendency lie sets forth
1. Fnlse prayer (vv. ft, 7). This con-
sists In
a. I'ruyliiK to be seen and heard of
men (v. ft). Miiny ot the prayers ut-
tered In public are false, for the thing
uppermost In the iiiliul of the one pray-
B! Ing Is wlisi the people think rather
than what (iod thinks.
b. Uslnx vain repetitions (v. T).
This does not iiihuii Unit we Should
ask but once for a given thing. We
hiiv* examples of Ixith t'hrlst and Paul
praying three times tor the same thing
(Mutt. 20: 9IM0; II Cor. 12:7, 8). It
menus rather the using of meaningless
repetitions,
2. True prnyer (v. 0). Since real
prnyer Is a transaction of the Soul
with Uod. there ahould be a real de-
sire for fellowship with him which
moves one to meet him in the secret
place.
S. The model prayer (rv. 9-15).
This Involves
a. Bight relationship—"Our Fa-
ther" (v. 0). Before one can pruy so
as to be heard he must, through the
regenerating work of the Holy Spirit,
become a child of Cod.
b. The right uttltude--"Hallowed
be thy uiime" (vv. 0, 10). WliMe Ood
la our hearenly Father he Is more tittle
that. He la the Almighty. \V« should
go before him then with reverent
adoration.
c. A right spirit- "Give us this day
our daily bread." "Forgive us our
sins," "Lead us nut Into temptation"
(vv. 11-i.H), Those who would pray
effectively must lmve such faith aa
would trust lilm for daily bread, and
sueli love as would forgive those sin-
ning against them, and such tuitred
of evil us to desire not to be ted Inta
temptation.
III. As to Fasting (vv. 10-18).
The true reason for fasting la to be
found In the opportunity it glvee for
a clear vision of Cod.
IV. Aa to Earthiy Riches (vv. 10-24).
The Lord knew the temptation
which would befall his children In
tlier pilgrimage and the anxiety to
which they would lead: therefore he
set forth the pro|>er attitude toward
earthly possessions.
L The nature of earthly riches
(w. 10-21).
a They are uncertain (vv. 19. 20).
Earthly treasures corrode, ami may be
taken from us
b. They are seductive (v 21) Chrlat
called riches deceitful (Matt. 18:22).
It Is not wrong to imsscns earthly
treasures, hut when earthly Ironwares
possess us they become a snare un-
to us.
2. The effect of earthly riches (vv,
22-24).
a. They blunt the moral and spirit-
ual perceptions (vv. •r.'.'i'l). Those
who become enamored with the things
of the world soon hei-onie Irresponsive
to spiritual things.
b. They render service null and
void (v 24) As soon as one's heart
la stolen by riches, he is untitled for
•plrltusl service.
V. Aa to Faith In the Heavenly
father (vv. 2.YH4).
1. He not anxious about food and
clothing (vv V5-3J) To Ik- IIIle.l with
anxiety concerning food mid clothing
a Shows distrust of li.ut |v Ml),
b. It Is useienn {« si) Anxiety
brings us absolutely nothing.
C. It la heathenish (v 112). Those
who know liod n the loving father
will be free front anxious cur*.
2. IW slneen-l) snxloiia |o epefe the
kingdom of UimI miiiI serve him (vv.
88, 84) This menus that world af
fairs should be subordinated to spir-
itual affaire.
FHeadiblp
No matter how prominent or tael
numerous the adv<H-nti>a <>t error may I
be. that Is no mi mm why you shonldj
espouse It. I'ersi.nni frletnlahlp I* one1
thing. fr!eini*lilp for error la quite eo
other thle
Cod's N'arae
As I'hldias •niiirii.il his merhaalsa
sn rh t his tnetnory •'•oitd never be oa
lltersled w ithout the destriw-tlmt nf Ma
work, su the great name of Ood |a
Intern oven In the texture of ail that
be has made.
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cut a. a outer tm timers
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Guest, Margaret E. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1934, newspaper, February 1, 1934; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126834/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stonewall County Library.