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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1930)
== -J by nature »honest, pure, and loving. can be awakened and set froe, Just between those who and achievement before we can ap Anything which appears to the con a« the sleeping dreamer can be roused I prayed in the streets or synagogues proximate the demonstrations of Je- trary is due to false education. The from a nightmare. All that is neces to be heard of men, or who employed pure in heart do not willfully acquire sary for our release is first the de vain repetitions, or who made long a sinful habit or a false appetite, but sire and then the determination to prayers expecting to be heard because evil is oft presented in attractive know God aright, followed by the con Of their much speaking, and the silent forms and, unless we ate alert, we sistent living which proves our grati prayer with which we approach our may be tempted for a moment to lis tude for release from evil. Sin is for heavenly Father in the quiet of out ten to the false arguments of material given only as it is abandoned. Sal closet, or mental home. sense. vation depends upon our steadftot, Right hero it might bo well to. say The temptations to sin meet us at i devout consecration to the things of a word about absent treatment, wkieh every turn, but we do not have to i God and a constant striving for in- is not always understood by those un yield to them. By spiritual living and I creased ^xritually. Just as the heal familiar with the teachings of Chris the constant endeavor to keep doqe to ing of the sick, as accomplished by tian Science. As wo begin to under God We are not only protected from Christian Science, proves the reality stand the allneaa, the infinitude of the temptations of evil, but through of God as good, ao the redemption of God, opr limited, finite sense of time increasing spiritual discernment we i the sinner proves the unreality of sin. and space loses its imaginary power, learn to penetrate more quickly the .FRA YER and it is proved that prayer under subtle disguises of error and thereby It is doubtful if any chapter in the such conditions is quite as efficacious defend ourselves successfully from its textbook, Science and Health, has at whether the patient is in the aarne attempts to enter our consciousness. tracted more attention or has been room or thousands of miles away. •Now when one is under the intox responsible fdr satisfying more people Why think it incredible that.healmg icating delusion that there is pleas of the practicality of Christian Sci should result from absent treatment? ure in sin, he is not ready for deliv ence than the chapter on Prayer with Remember that when Jesus was at erance therefrom. There comes a which the book opens. In the first Cana in Galilee he heeled instantan time, however, when false sense is sentence of this chapter we road: incurable, eously the nobleman’s eon who was satiated:,When one fails to experience “The prayer that reform« the sinner sick at Capernaum, several miles 1 any satisfaction whatever in the sup and heals the sick io an absolute faith away; again, when our Master came < posed joys of a material, sensuous that all things are possible to God,1— into Capernaum after his exalted ex- 1 world. It matters not how long the a spiritual understanding of Him, an perienoe on the mountain, ho heeled < decision to take a stand for righteous unselfed love” (p. 1). Just a few the centurion’s servant who lay at < ness has been postponed. When the lines farther on the author says: home sick of the palsy If God is on- * cup of sinful living has been drained “Desire is prayer; and po loss can nipotem and omnipresent, there io no ’ 0 MATTER what their income, every young couple should to its bitter dregs and the heart occur from trusting God with our de place where Ho is not, nor can we by ’ kava a bank account. yearns for peace and the joy of right sires, that they may be moulded and any chance or possibility be separated < living, he who has sinned and who exalted before they take form in from His presence or power. It is is more tlym a reserve to meet unexpected expenses. reaches out to God for deliverance, words jpd in deeds” (p. 1>. It is to It. is more than a means of obtaining more comforts and con You recall that on one occasion, af- F finds awaiting him a tender welcome such prayer that we can resort when ter Jesus fed the five thousand, the ‘ veniences. from the God of love, who is “the we enter into our closet and ¿hut the .disciples were returning by beat to ’ A bank account and a regular method of saving create a feel same yesterday, and to-day, and for door with the assurance that •« we Capernaum. A high wind arose aad ' ing of independence, a feeling of self-respect. ever.” pray to our Father in secret, He will they were not making much headway, J Money is not everything, but the lack of sufficient funds often There never was a moment in our reward us openly. We enter into when Jesus appeared, walking on the * brings unhappineeu. Do not let your married life be th res toned experience when »Miration was not at this closet, “the secret place of the water. As soon as he came aboard, " by financial worries. hand; it only rested with us to make most High,” as we rise above the ar- immediately _________ ________ _____ _ the ship was at the _ other h the effort to be saved, for a tender, guments of materiel sense and realize »»de. Compared with thisdemonstra- Open that Savings Account today merciful, compassionate Father- that we are alone with God. No au- Hon, our achievements in the way of FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERVICE Mother God is always waiting for the dible words, no human intermediary, modern, physical science—the radio, children of men to awaken from their no particular posture is necessary for the aeroplane, the transmission of pic delusion of life in matter to the con such prayer to be hc^ni. We only ture« by telegraphy, and now by radio sciousness of true being. I once need the deep and abiding senue that —seem very feeble. These appliances Coquille, Oregon heard a story of a man who droamed we are in the presense “of Him whom have always been possible, for the that he was in prison. He did not to know aright is Life eternal” (Sci Mrs. G. J. Bohrer “ Better idea existed in infinite Mind, and they know why he was confined; yet there ence and Health, Prof., p. vii). Re are only now coming to light because Hen« Week” Chairman were the stone walls, the barred steel gardless of how difficult a condition human thought is throwing off its door, the tiny window, and it all may seem to be, jt cannot interfere Mrs. George J. Bohrer has been ap limitations and, like the buterfly seemed very real to the dreamer. As with our right to appeal to our ioving emerging from its cocoon, is ex pointed to head a committee of local he pondered the situation, endeavor Father-Mother God, nor pan error panding toward the unlimited reahp citizens for the purpose of planning a ing to find a reason for hia imprison prevent us from hearing the "still of spiritual realities. In the words Better campaign in Coqulle. , Ing as their subject. Students of The Pioneer Methodist Church ment, a wave of righteous indignation small voice” of Truth in answer to „ _w. Leader: _,, “We welcome the ip- This t was made from of our home economics give public demon at the unjustice of it welled up within , our desire. . I crease of knowledge and the epd of the national S. D. Walters, pastor of Better Homes in strations of the use of labor-saving him and, aa he involuntarily started to 191 So. Henry St.; Phone 50-J It U this silent prayer of under- error, because even human invention America in Washington, D. C., which beat his fists against the wall, it aH standing of the allows of God, of must have its day,, and we want that each year sponsors a nation-wide pro Usvioee and methods of performing Sunday School 10 a. m. I.yman An of those fell away, and he awakened to find man’s oneness with Him and the con- day to be succeeded by Christian Sei- gram for the improvement of housing household operations. Carrier, Supt.; Mrs. Eats Ellis, Pri programs have their culmination in himself free. mary Supt. sequent nothingness of evil which once, by divine reality” (Science pad conditions. The organization is head Better Homes Week, which will be ob Christian Science teaches, and it banishes and destroys the manifests- Health, p. 95). Wo aro steedity bring- ed by Secretary Wilbur who succeeded Morning Worship 11 a. m. served throughout the couhtry April can be proved with Mathematical cer tions of the tuppositioiM opposite, ¡ng out a higher sense of man’s do- President Hoover as its president. Mr. Subject: “When John Doubted.’’ tainty, that the bondage to false ma whether it argues to us as sin, sick- minion, but we still have leagues to Hoover now serves as honorary chair 27th to May 3rd, 1930. Evening Worship 7:80 p. m. The central office of Better Homes terial sense is a dream from which we nsss, or death. Jesus made quite clear X° in the line of spiritual unfoldment man. Subject: “The Greatest Question of Dr. James Ford is in active in A at Washington acta also Life.” charge of the campaign. an g house, for information on Epworth League and Epworth Jun Better Homes in America is a non all phases of home building and home ior Society, 6:80 p. m. commercial, educational organization life. Prayer meeting and Bible study which has for its object the improve Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. ment of housing conditions and the Oregon Tuberculosis Association Choir practice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. promotion of a wholesome type of You miss-usd the Lord’s Day if part homo and family life. Its program is Of the local persona who will bo adapted to looal needs by each of the among the 200 delegates from every of it is not spent in worship. We invite you to worship with us. thousands of committees which have corner of Oregon who will attend the of Independence Farmers & Merchants Bank been established in cities, towns, and villages throughout the country. The campaign is sponsored locally by par ent-teacher associations, women’s clubs, civic associations, and in some communities by schools and colleges, as a part of their educational pro gram. This is done in the study of home economics, manual training, civics, English and art. added improvements in yet price» greatly reduced I The new Chevrolet Six is enjoying the greatest public reception ever given a Chevrolet car. For It offers scores of new improvements and refinements that make it a finer car in every way. Yet it telle at greatly reduced pricer! 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The ses sions this year which wiU open Tues day, February 25, at 9 a. m., in the Portland Public Library will bo un usually interesting and informative, according to Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar, executive secretary of the association. Several dinner parties and theatre parties are being planned foT Tuesday night. Representatives and members of many women's clubs, civic Organi zations, county health unite, medical societies, official state agencies and other groups are expected. Mrs. Brand is to represent the Coos County Public Health Aaeociatton of ficially, and will present the presi dent’s report of the association’« ac tivities for the past year at the meet ing Wednesday morning. The presi dents of the nineteen other county as sociations in the state that are affili ated with the tuberculosis.association will also present their reports. Mrs. Dunbar states that as a result of the active work of many associations during the pact year keen interest in these records is expected. The man or woman who is active in civic affairs is appointed in each com munity to serve as chairman of the Better Homes Committee for that place. Th« chairman then selects a committee of representative men and women to conduct the campaign. These campaigns very according to the size and conditions of the community, and include programs of lectures, demon strations, and contests. Wherever pos sible a house is planned and built, or a suitable one borrowed and furnished. In this way families of modest means are encouraged toward homo owner ship and are shown how a bouse of good design and construction can be built at a coot within their means. Through such demonstrations prospec tive homo owners receive many helps and suggestions for the planning, pur chase or building of homes, and many famines aro inspired to make neces sary improvements in their homes. The complete furnishing of such dem onstration houses on a restricted bod- get is helpful in showing to those con templating the furnishing or refur nishing of a home the standards of good taste combined with iy. When the Better Homes campaign Is carried on as a school project, the —-------------------------------------- —v— furnishings for the demonstration DON’T FORGET OUR house are usually selected and placed by students of home eeeeiomies. Sev eral houses used for demonstrations in past campaigns were built by Mu- dents of carpentry and manual train ing chutes. The demonstration of recondition ing an old and perhaps dilapidated house, to make it comfortable and con venient, is another phase of Better Homes Work. Such houses aro usual ly furnished with done-over furniture and both house and furnishing» then become worth white abject lseaons. Sale/ Church of Chrtat D. L. Hackett, Pastor. Phone 141-R February 9, 1930 Bible School 10 a. m. Nod C. Kelley Supt. We will begin an attendance con test with the Bible School of the Marshfield Church the flrst'Bunday in March. Every member must bo on the job. Preaching and worship 11 a. m. Services at Fairview 2:80 p. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday ev ening at 7:30 p. b. The Church of Christ along with other great religious bodies stands for all of the great doctrines of the Chris- tain faith, such as faith in Christ, the inspiration of the Scriptures, the Deity of Christ, the blood atonement, etc. We also believe in Christian unity, that faith in Christ is creed enough, that wo should honor Christ by wearing His name and that each local congregation should be free from all overhead machinery, making the church absolutely independent. We invite men and women to inves tigate the platform upon which wo stand. Methodist Church—Northern Bunday School, 1« a. -tar— Morning Preaching, 11 a»' an. Evening Preaching, 7:8® p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:80 Scriptural, spiritual preaching. G. A. Gray, Pastor. 666 Tablets Relieves a Headache or Neuragia in 3® minutes, checks a Cold the first , and rherira Malaria in three days. •M ak» in Liquid. The house demonstration is supple mented by contests, such as »mall house and garden competitions, lot provMnent contests. Schools partici pate usually through &
