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The Quints and Their Hands
Many people have made a mess out of life be­
cause they never learned to use their hands. The
effort made to guard the famou Dionne quintu­
plets from that error has lessons which parent.-,
may well note.
These young ladies, now more than five years
old, are being taught to drive nils into planks, to
pile blocks, and draw with crayons. Thus they are
beginning very young to acquire a mastery of tl e
world’s most marvellous tool, the human hand.
People who can use their hands skillfully don t
often go wrong. They find pleasure in the clever
work they do with those hands, which enables
them more easily to earn a living. Countless homes
are wrecked because the wives were not compete1.t
in the household arts, the beginning of which is
skillful work with the hands.
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H A L L O W E ’EN PICTURES
The Milk Man and Your Paper
The milk man was asked to deliver a quart of
milk a day to Mrs. Sking every morning up to Sep­
tember 15. The route man delivered the quart of
milk regularly up to the 15th, and forgetting tie
order or not getting the order to stop on that date
he kept on delivering it right up to the first of
October. Each morning he found the milk of the
previous day had been taken in and he had every
reason to believe that the good lady wanted the
milk to come on regularly.
The milk man had a telephone at his place of
business but got no notice to stop delivering and
the milk left at Mrs. Sking’s door was taken in.
When Mr. Milk Man presented his bill to Mrs.
Sking on October 1, he was told that the milk
was ordered only up to September 15—that she
would pay only up to that date—and that she sup­
posed Mr. Milk Man was giving her the milk after
that date. Anyway she didn’t want the milk after
September 15 and wouldn’t pay for it. If he wanted
to leave it in the yard it was all right with her
and she took it just to keep it from going to
waste—that the milk wasn't very good anyway,
etc., etc.
The milk man had left 15 quarts of milk at
Sking’s door after she says she wanted it stopped
on September 15, which Mrs. Sking had taken in
and used. Mr. Milk Man was out his milk and Mrs.
Sking had used the milk.
Should Mrs. Sking pay for the milk?
Sometimes the same happens with a newspaper.
Any legitimate newspaper will stop a paper any
time a subscriber asks to have it stopped. No legit­
imate newspaper will send a paper years after it
is ordered stopped. Mistakes happen. But mo*t
newspapers have telephones and the office is the
place to notfiy anyway. It costs only one cent to
send a post card, and three cents to send a letter
No newspaper wants to send you the paper a day
longer than you want to pay for it.
But if the milk man leaves the milk at your
door—and you take it in and use it, surely y'u
would not refuse to pay the poor milk man for his
milk.
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Tloly S p i r i t u r g e d ugniti»! she old
a p p e t i ta * alt, I illese In l u i u ru
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title Spirit
Then
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S o m e tim e s In un Instant a n d olt
an liy m u c h p r a y e r a n d w ra atllim
the old n a t u r e wan pm u n d e .
T H E Uh I'HIIMST I’ll! U« II
Not ull c o m e t h r u t h e aulite. Meli
Karl H. Iloraall. P asto r
S u n d a y s c h o o l 9 :45 a m S u p a r - It ta t h a t the oM n a t u r e iva» put
u n d e r. P u r th e c u m u l
m in d
In te n d v n t, Chu* H Roaem un.
M orning w o r s h ip t l a.m Sal­ w h a t you w a re h o r n w ith Into
m on, " T h e P r o b le m o f C h r i s t ia n Chiu w o rld Is sa t uKiilnat Qod.
suye I t o m a n s 9 It la not subject
S te w a rd sh ip ."
t o th e luw of Clod, n e i t h e r indeeu
E v e n in g w o r s h ip . 7 : U0 p i n , I)a
v o t io n s . T opic, “ T o W h a t E xte nt c a n ha. So t h e n th e y t h a t a r c
-.laves to h u m a n a p p e t i t e c a n n a i
A m | My Ilio U ic r 'a K e e p e r ? "
p l e a s e (iod (low c o m e to lllui
U f a b e g in s w ith C h r i s t .
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Hat th a t T h y blond w a s abeti fiu­
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday School 9:1 5 a m . Prof. m e: Ami t h a t thou blddaet me
c o m e to T h e e , O lai mb o f that
K. O. W ebb In c h a r ité
M orning W o r s h i p 11:00 a. m. I corno.
You a r a c o r d i a l l y Invited.
Young P t o p l e ’a m e a t t a „ S p in .
Mid-weak
service,
W t u n e - d a y
I m 9 00 p m
Ail dr» c o rd ia lly m i l t e d tu at
te n d a n y o r a l l uf the** tervtca ».
CHURCH OF Ull HIST
E. E. Coulter. I'a tlo r
T h e U nified w o r s h i p
s e r v ic e
o p e n s a t 9:4 5 a .m . S e r m o n su b
Ject “T h e P e r f e c t U n i o n i z a t io n of
th e C hurch.” A ch alk talk ser-
I nton.
Bible Classen a t
11
o'c lo c k
( t h r if t I o n E n d e a v o r a t 8:30 p m
1 R e p o r t s
from
t h e W a s h in g t o n
C o u n t y C o n v e n tio n .
E v e n i n g s e r m o n , “ H e av e n . One
I n c e n t iv e , ’’ A g r e a t s o n g se rv ice
both m o r n i n g a n d e v e n i n g Yon
w ill e n jo y t h e s e s e r v i c e s Come
j nrei see,
SAFETY
FIRST
By R. L. I M atty ) M atth ew«
F o o tb a ll Coach. U n iv e r sity of
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By KARL S N E L L
S e c r e t a r y of S t a te
Seven hundred persons
were
k ille d In t h e U n tie d S l a t e s In *>l
c y c le a c c id e n t s d u r i n g 1939 All
j y o u n g s t e r s a n d tit h e r s w1ui rid -
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“G e t th e l o w e s t dow n, d r u n k e n | c y c le Is e q u ip p e d with
p r o p e r bolli (ratti* »corina, a n d I wott I
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N ews th a t n e a r l y 19,000 live
Use th e s a m e Idea for a p i c tu r e
weird, u n u s u a l pictu res . And th es e of th e " w itc h 's c a u ld r o n " a t tho Hal­ o n th e f a il u r e « , th e h u m a n coot : h a d b e en l o s t In a b a t t l e on l i e 1(11 y. wlll ho f l r e l lo th e *klc4,
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; e t e r n a l p o w e r so t h a t by holy
ta i n a novel lig h tin g effect.
M o ula na S t a l e vs M a llo So u th
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f ir s t e ig h t m o n th s of Ugly, a tot t'
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t r a f f i c a c c i d e n t s In lb!« c o u n tr y ,
W h at a r e (he m a rk s
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from t h e s t a t e s a f e t y div is io n
u p w a r d Into th e s u b j e c t ’s face. It's a firelight. You'll need tw o bulbs for f e e d s o n th e Bible. “ Man sh a ll
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sim p le trick, b u t It produc es su r ­ th is shot, a n d e x p o su r e d a ta will be n o t live by b r e a d a lo n e , h u t h>
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S a n F r a n c is c o vs Fresiti» S t a l e
d r i v e r s d u r i n g t h e m o n t h of Sep
b is e n e m y a n d p r a y s f o r t h e un
j u s t o n e sm all No. 1 flood bulb in­ dealer.
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two feet from the s u b j e c t ’s face. F o r but d o n 't o verlook o t h e r H allow e'en
S a n t a C l a r a vs l’urvhn- « u n i i
you, do good to t h e m t h a t h a l o | d r i v e r s In five, s t u d e n r s n o n e
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6:44.
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and hig h speed film, set th e s h u t t e r
j o n e . T h e y 'v e Lati a lot of h a t d
is a u o v e r c o m e r . T h a t Is, w ithin c u r r e d w h ile d r i v e r s w e r e going
f o r 1/15 se cond a n d lens a p e r t u r e plete, a n d t h e n you can e n jo y It
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r*
W a s h in g t o n
a a a
vast
spiritu al
em pires,
that
¡♦tute - J h e ll e v r O r e g o n
S t a i»
f r o m 5:00 t o 5:30 p . m . t o t h e
b r id g e o v e r Into t h e life beyouu
C itiz en« of Betid w h o d e m o n - wlll c o n tin u e to sta y a t Ihe lop
A sse m bly o f God B r o a d c a s t .
We a r e God s w o r k m a n s h i p , c r >- « ( r a t e t h e i r ab ility a s g ood, sufo
of t h e heap
F . J . H untley
a t e d in C h r i s t J e s u s for good d n v e r s . a r e being recongnlzi-d by
PM tor
w o r k s w bloh fro m a l l t h e a g e s o fficials of t h e i l l y lit a -a fe tv
p a s t . God put Into t h e b l u e - p r i n t c a m p a i g n Inatiguraloil
re c e n tly one second D urili« tliat Urne jrotir
BETHANY BAIT I ST CHURCH
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v u r to n i c a r traveh-d 41 feet At a spee I
Rev. J o h n C. S c h w e i tz e r , M in iste r
( H I Ut It O r T H E N A ZA R EN E
eternities have
r o l le d
a r o u n d . point* ,,f <h- city a n d w h e n a d of 60 in d e* nn h o u r vour c a r
W. P . K e cba ugb, P a e t o r .
9:45 a. in. —S u n d a y school w i t h
C h r i s t i a n will se e h is p l a c e
l e x c e p ti o n a ll y good d r i v e r Is noted t r a v a t a ss f«-«-t in a n c «econd If
c l a s s e s f o r a il a g e s . J o h n C roe ni.
y»u w ant to he a «afe d r i v e r ,
God s m o sa ic a n d will be g lad he re c e iv e s a l e t t e r of c o n g r a t u
S u n d a y S c h o o l - 9:45 A. M .
su p erin ten d en t
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11:00 a. m.— W o r s h i p s e r v i c e .
the
PERSON
O F JEHU'S p r a c t i c e hits been t r i e d o u t In
M o rn in g W o r s h i p
11:00 A. M. t o
C h o ir d i r e c te d by C a r l E g g im a u
v a r io u s c ities o v e r t h e n a t i o n an I
N . Y. P . S. M eeting, 6:30 p. m C H R I S T . O ut of t r i a l a n d bless
7:4 5 p. m .— E v e n i n g service.
E v e n in g M e ss ag e a t 7:30 P . M. m g. s u n s h i n e a n d s h a d o w : t h r u h a * p r o v e d a g r e a t s t i m u l u s to
E v e r y o n e w elcom e to a ll th es e Bible, p r a y e r a n d o b e d ie n c e , be­ s a f e r drivin g.
t i t
com e* t o y e a r n f o r m o r e a i d
se
rvice
s.
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF 1,011
m o r e f e llo w s h ip w ith !fl* Ixirtl
W ould yon c o re to d r iv e y o u r
T hese a re tho m a rk s
of
tho c a r a d i s t a n c e o r 44 fe e t while
C h u r c h o n W h e e le r a n d Alex
ALOHA COMMUNITY CHUHCH
BORN-AGAIN.
blindfolded, a s k s a m e s s a g e from
i ander S treets.
D. M a rq u is Godw in. P a s t o r
i
S u n d a y School 9:45 A. M.
T h e f ight Is on. F o r ye ar* In- t h e s a f e t y d iv is io n ? P r o b a b l y you
M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 11:00 A . M
S u n d a y school, 10:00a.m., witn s e r v e d th e w o rld , t h o fles h a n d w ould not, but su p p o s e ) o u i r e
t h e devil. T h e n on a day, h e r e ­ d r i v in g a t 30 m ile s nn h o u r a n d
|
Y o u n g P e o p le 6:30 P . M..
c l a s s e s fo r all ages.
c e iv e d J e s u s C h r i s t a s S a v i o u r t a k e y o u r e y e s o f f t h e ro a d for
E v a n g e li s ti c 7 :4 5 P . M.
M o r n in g w o r s h ip , 1 1 . JO a.m.
OUT OF THE MUCK
H
(T im c in
CSNOlNCPgJiQ
USE
THE
WANT
ADS
Christmas Advertising
As Christmas approaches, the newspapers will
blossom out with a galaxy of ads. They will pro’ -
ably carry a g.reater volume of advertising dur­
ing the present December than ever before in any
single month.
Without such announcements of things the
stores Will offer, the styles that will prevail, the
prices that will be asked, these concerns could n ,t
possibly expect to work off the enormous stocks
they have assembled in anticipation of the holiday.
If these advertisers find such advertising neces­
sary to sell their stocks, why is it not equally neces­
sary for all who have things to sell?
Hitler stealing second, only to find it occupied
by Joe Stalin, sounds like a thing that might have
happened in Brooklyn.
Ireland’s staying out of the fighting sort of
leaves it up to Notre Dame to carry the old tradi­
tion on, with Sitko, Saggau and Bontini.
Old Doctor Time rarely cures a folly patient.
Men are like old ships, easily towed but hard
to steer.—Robert Bridges.
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