Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 259, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1938 Page: 2 of 4
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carefully.
Only the purest of
drugs used.
TIMPSON PHARMACY
TIMPSON, TEXAS
THE DAILY TIKES
Entered as second class mat-
ter .April 17. 1906. at the port-
office at Timpson, Tessa, un-
der the Act of March 3, 1879.
T. J. MQLLOY----Editor
S. WINFREY - Business Mgr.
A THOUGHT FOR
TODAY
There are no greater
miracles known to earth
than perfection and an
unbroken friendship.
—Mary Baker Eddy.
I have yet many things to
say unto you, but ye cannot
bear them now.”—St. John
16:12.
Piquant Paragraphs
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“There are 53 hidden taxes
' in a loaf of bread,” and if it
upsets you, you can eat around
them.—Milwaukee Journal,
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An anti-gambler says it
would be interesting to know
what the average backer of
horses does with his winnings.
His what?—Montreal Star,
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On most of our highways
you’re bill-bored stiff.—Read-]
er’s Digest.
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Great Britain and Germany
have agreed not to fight one
another—if HHlet gets what
he wants.—Indianapolis Star.
ACHIEVEMENT
TALKS
By LUCIUS HUMPHREY
Author of
“It Shall Be Done Unto You”
It is the mind that rnaketh
Good or ill,
That maketh wretch or happy,
Rich or poor.
Spenser.
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Branded T-Bone Steaks
And Potatoes
Let Us Fix That Picnic
Lunch for You
Short Orders
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ADMIRATION COFFEE
SENATE
CAFE
"Whore People Go to Eat”
The first conscious step in
creative thinking Is to assume
that a desire can and will be
fulfilled. Every successful
creative mind, consciously or
unconsciously, begins with
this assumption.
The next step is to make a
mental picture of the condi-
tion or event which you wi3h
to create. This picture should
be clear, sharp, and worked
out in detail as completely as
possible.
Be sure, here, that your
desire is a wholly worthy one,
that it will not injure anyone
and, if possible, will be help
ful in character. Unworthy de
sires, remember, have a way
of coming home to roost.
When you have formed this
ideal image of your desire, you
will have made a kind of
mental blueprint, not yet
drawn on paper or impressed
in materia! form on the mate-
rial world. You now have
merely an image, consciously
produced, in contrast to ordi-
nary thoughts, which are pro-
duced unconsciously. Most
images of this kind are repro-
duced in the material world
just naturally by the Habitual
Mind, which automatically
generates the simple ideas nec-
essary to the attainment of
your desire. We engage in
this mental process every mo-
ment of the day, and the de-
sire you fulfill In this way, may
range from the need of a
glass of water to making com-
plicated arrangements for a
long journey. The Habitual
Mind is thus able automatical-
ly to attend to such matters.
But if'you desire to create
Faith - Feast - Football
The day of Faith—Feast and Football—
Thanksgiving if you please—
It’s the day we thank our Maker and take Cen-
ter like a breeze—
We’ll thank Old Boss—for what he’s done—for
us— throughout the year—
We'll beat Center playing football—that's our
custom—don’t you fear.
I’ll close my store at ten that day, so let me
have your orders please—
For that lettuce, celery, cranberries—macaroni
and the cheese,
And everything else to make that meal—deli-
cious—good and fine—
And remember when you start to call—my
phone is Number Nine.
Gordon Weaver
Phone 9
GROCERIES
Timpson
new conditions, for example:
to overcome lack and bring
abundance into your life, then
you most rely on something
quite different from the Ha-
bitual Mind—the God Mind,
which is the source of all
creation.
Let us assume that you
have such a desire, and that
you have made a strong, sharp
and detailed mental blueprint
of the result you wish to create,
and also that you are willing to
believe even thought you may
yet lack full conviction that
your desire will be fulfilled.
Your next step is likewise
taken through the channels of
imagination. Visualize your-
self transcending Habitual
Mind in reaching out to the
Christ Mind in you, that Mind
with the God Mind, and which
at once entrusts your imagine
tive creation to the God Mind,
with perfect faith and assur
ance, which require the domi-
nation of all thoughts of doubt,
fear, or failure. If the Ha-
bitual Mind produces such
negative thoughts, your Christ
Mind must dominate and
silence it.
The Christ Mind under-
stands that matter outside the
mind is a manifestation of
ideas within the mind.
It follows that feeling of
fear, doubt and lack of confi-
dence, all generated by exist-
ing facts, establish in the ma-
terial world their material rep-
licas. Such negative images
are reproduced in correspond-
ing events and situations of
unhappiness and failure. For
we cannot help creating. What
we can do is to express this
creative power, which we
possess, in lives of usefulness,
power and abundance.
The supreme factor in
achievement is the use of the
mind. From that we take our
start, and find within us the
source of all human power.
Bocki at a Premium
The largest book sale in
history took place in 1930
when the United States Gov-
ernment purchased the Volf
behr collection of . 3,000 pre-
16th century printed books for
81,500,000.
niMimimiMimiaiiiniiii!
PERFECT GROMS
Being beautifully dressed
just isn’t enough this sea-
son! Your entire en-
semble, your complexion,
your nails, your hairdress
. . . all must play a part
if you are to be well
groomed. And the mode
for Fall and Winter de-
mands perfect grooming
above all else! It’s not
difficult either, if you let
us care for your beauty
problems.
You’ll find our prices most
reasonable—and a hearty
welcome to our perfectly
equipped beauty parlor.
PRIMROSE
Beauty Shop
Mrs. T. P. Rutherford, Owner
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LESS0M
If CherietEDna
The Sacredness of the Home
Lesson for Nov. 20th.
Ephesians 5:22-8S.
Golden Text: 1 Timothy 5:22.
The seventh commandment,
"Thou shaft not commit adul-
tery,” seems to be more widely
disregarded today than for-
merly. Chastity is not consid-
ered by many as necessary or
even desirable. It is shadow-
ed in an eclipse.
In his reckless, sensational
book, "Marriage and Morals,"
Bertrand Russell, the brilliant
English thinker, pleads for
free love. He argues that the
usual stigma attached to adul-
tery should be removed.
Men and women, he insists,
who do not Intend to procreate
and reap children should be al-
lowed to live together as sex
partners in a perfectly open
way, and to protect them-
selves by taking advantage of
the best methods of birth con-
trol. Marriage must be main-
tained only where there are
children. For the sake of
their offspring parents must
subordinate their sexual pas-
sions to their parental duties.
But where children are not
involved, the sex life o* adults
should be spontaneous and
free, without interference on
the part of society.
This sounds plausible
enough, and represents the
opinion and practice of many
sophisticated folk who have
revolted against the taboos
and stuffy conventions of the
Victorian era. Nevertheless
Russell’s teaching on jis mo-
mentous issue is fundamental-
ly dangerous and untrue.
The freedom he dangles be-
fore the unsuspecting eyes of
his readers is a delusion and a
snare. Those who accept it
soon find that it is as full of
thorns as marriage at its
worst. Far from curing spite,
jealousy and selfishness, it in-
tensifies them.
One is reminded of Jesus’
parable of the man who ex-
pelled an evil spirit oniy to
find, in the end, that it came
back with seven other more
wicked spirits, so that his last
state was very much worse
than his first.
No doubt we need a health-
ier attitude toward sex. But
we must beware of jumping
the frying pan into the fire.
Free love and adultery are not
the way out. Rather should
we obey our Golden 1 ext,
“Keep thyself pure.”
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“ZORRO RIDES AGAIN”
And Short Subjects
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 259, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1938, newspaper, November 19, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth812678/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.