The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 236, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 13, 1920 Page: 4 of 10
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children composed the visiting list
and a few of Mrs. McClaran’s neigh-
bors also dropped in for the occasion
which will long be remembered by
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not juicy with "Gospel meat.” To him the Gos-
pel content is one of original and constantly con-
tracting narrowness. Somewhere in the past he । and with much
claims to have been converted. In the twinkling
pel,” “The pure Gospel,"
Gospel,” ana nothing but the "Gospel."
His is a short and entrancing creed. The very
“It Speaks for Itself"
Truly a sensation in the Light Four field of motor cars.
They are always sold before we receive them—an order
placed now will insure delivery this month.
They’re still
his judgment, the preacher browses on an oc-
casion on an excursion into the fields that are
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(A Sermon by Dr. William Tuomas Tardy from
his book, “The Man and the Message")
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en the nation, but these malcontents grow mon
restive and malignant. The very power of a f—
orbed body of divinity is repulsive to their nar-
rrow faith and hardened lives. They resent the
completeness, the sweetness, the tenderness anc
the sanctity of a gloriously risen Christ preached
Hoover Sweeper. Ranges, Irons, Washing Machine, Faits, Toasters, Iron-
ing Machines. Grills Vibrators, Curling Iron. Sewing Machine. Urns,
Chafind Dish, Churns, Waffle Irons, Dish Washers, Water Heaters, Oven-
ette, Percolator, Disc Stove, Immersion Heater, Sewing Machine Motor,
Flashlights, Light, Batery, Lamps, Lamp Cord. Double Socket, Fuse
Plugs, Sockets. Lamp Guards, Rosettes, Desk Lamps, Boudoir Lamps,
Parlor Lamps, Shades. Relectors.
Come to us for advice on anl Electrical Matters and if you desire special
demonstration of any particular 'device we handle, just phone us. We’ll
send an Electric Service man.
Marshall Electric Co.
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Appliance Department
hear two doctrines of the Baptist faith repeat-
edly elaborated and dilated upon, and aboxe ail
he likes to be made to weep a little on Sunday
morning, to be comforted. petted, and assured
that all is well with him and his—though living
as it pleaseth his inclination. He will. with cool
deliberateness, "tell the most eminet preacher in
our Zion that he is a great lover of the Gospel
and that he is a judge of the Gospel and know
it-when he hears it. He is infallible, and unfor-
• tunately he is often conscientious; and, as Dr.
•Robertson says in his wonderful book on “Epochs
in the Life of Paul.” “Infallibility combined with
conscientiousness makes a dangerous combina
tion." This character of churchman is the stuff
out of which arch persecutors are made. This
gentleman is the direct descendant of the mar
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is a wnderful critic of the pulpit if, according to
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make friends for him and his "Shibboleth. He
MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRES 4.
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled:tothe u“
tar republication of all news dispatches credited t “toca
Mot otherwise credited in this paper and also the local
news published herein. ___ ____________
WARREN G. HARDING.
from distant schools, went out in cars
with freezers of cream and boxes of cake and cream.
of an eye he says he passed from death unto
life. He then joined the church and was baptized,
and received from he preacher the comforting as-
surance that he was of the very elect and ever
since the aforesaid event he has wanted to hear
nothing in sermons but a repetition of these three
points in his experience. He enjoys the tearful
recital of the experience of a conversion, likes to
-Styles are those most desired at this time: tunics, fancy draped effects and straight
line effects. Some have long sleeves, others have three-quarter sleeves. Effective
trimmings especially mark these dresses as out of the ordinary.
Priced $18.50 to $49.75
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Senator Warren G. Haraing is the Republican
nominee for President. He is one of the best
men the party has. His record is clean. he sprung
from the common people, his private life is spot-
less and no barrel of slush money caused his
nomination. The G. O. P. had a dozen chances to
make the mistake of nominating a weaker man
than Senator Harding. The Democratic party
should labor under no delusion that the candi-
date of the opposition is unworthy of the high
office to which his party has placed his claim
for election. His platform may be wobbly and
pussy-footed but the candidate is a man to
reckon with.
thev are not as other men are.
weak minister falls intoi
activity of the church. He is a religious excres-
cence that mars the smoothness and beauty of
every Christian church. His hobby is the “Gos- Occasionally when a .+1I
“The Unadulterated their hands, they use him for all he is worth, until
they are through with him, and then they ruth |
lessly discard him and throw him upon the rub-
rish heap. They push the little fellow into fen
denunciation of other denominations, or they
may narrow him down to vapid repetition o t en
n wofavorite themes until an indignant ana
wearied congregation tires of such preaching ane
revolts against the minister. In this, even the
Gospel gourmands, with tears and long faces (
affectation of humility and sor-1
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row. tell the pastor that “the stiff-necked people I
wil inot endure sound doctrine," and that thoug
it nearly breaks their hearts to lose him, they ।
thikn for his own sake he ought to resign. It the]
preacher be a man whom these stuffed and strut-
ted specimens of churchmanship cannot control
they will open secret war on him, and then as a
final sequel, they will wheel their minions into!
line and make open war on the preacher. At
first the policy is by innuendo, and whispers,!
“our pastor is a brilliant man and a great orator,,
but he does not stick to the Gospel.’ Streams of
be going forth from the pul- GATHERING OF KNIGHT CLAN. cakes aboard, also, and surprised the were embraced in the party. Mrs.
- • M.caln loves to be dear lady. "Twas after work-hours Sara Dike was eldest and Reuben
Mrs.. Anna M i hr own so the men were in the party, too, Knight Abney, youngest of the lot.
With folks, and especialy her own Mr. and Mrs MeClaran had a ~----
full- folks. For several, months’' Fa,r thorough surprise. A wide spread-
been almost a hutrin at her Fair- _ sweetgumtree in the front yard
view home suffering with rheuma. proved to alluring and the folks
tism. Last evening, her relatives, right there. From 4 to 8
strong, including the children home • ....
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in His entirety.
The only remedy is for these malefactors in
the church to be converted. “Except ye repent ye
shall all likewise perish,” is the word of the
judging and condemning Christ upon GosPe
gourmands. _______
The Marshall Morning News
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who lighted the martyr’s fires of the ages, and if
the person happened, as is not infrequently the
case, to be a woman, “The female of the species
is more deadly than the male.” They pride them-
selves on their appetite for “strong meat.” They
are essentially a one-diet folk. They are suffer-
ing from a kind of religious “autointoxication.”
and from fatty degeneration of the heart; or, to
change the figure, they have so long dissipated
in the one meat and one drink that they are sod-
den in their autointoxication and are immune to
the wide field of truth that forms the real system
of the teachings of Jesus Christ. Their boasted
knewledge of the true Gospel makes hopeless any
effort to further enlighten them, and their con- |
scientious adherence to the two or three facts
of their own spiritual experience makes them a
frightful foe to the pastor who comes with a full
message and a rounded Gospel.
These persons have payed havoc in the
church. Thev are the self-appointed critics of
the pulpit and the pew. If a sermon shakes them
out of their obesity and inertia, the discourse I
is sensational. If the pastor is thoroughly alive
to the will of God and the heart throbs of Jesus
Christ an has his finger upon the pulse of a fe- |
vered world, these censors in the church say that
the sermon is a secular lecture; and if the pastor
attempts to apply the Sermon on the Mount to
every day life, he is a sublimated idealist. If
there be a sermon from the pulpit against the
strife and carnage of the war, these same folks
aver that the pastor is interfering with the af-
fairs of this world: and if the preacher’s voice be
raised for the down-trodden poor, the shop-girl
and the hod-carrier, these prosperous minions of
worldlv accident complain that the minister is in-
terfering with the established order. In short,
these people I am writing about are the satis-
fied of all the sons of men. The terrible wrong
of a world out of join# makes no appeal to them
They are smug and contented. They want from
their minister just a little doctrine, and just very
• much comfort every Lord’s day. They thmirk and
rub themselves, and congratulate themselves that
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