The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 25, 1937, Image 6

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    Thursday, February 25, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
FOR QUICK
HEADACHE RELIEF
Division of Time
Quiet Pleasures to Punctuate
the Rush of Life Are Sought
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rush of life that leaves per­
T HE
sons no time for deliberation,
nor the pursuit of happiness in
their own special ways, has
seemed to reach its apex. Already
there is a trend toward leisurely
living, the sort that claims the
right to dispose of hours not occu-
pied in business or housekeeping,
in ways of personal choice rather
than of group determining.
Today, in the modern ways of
living, time is divided into two
units, one of which is work, the
other diversion rather than play.
As soon as work is over, or can be
interrupted, the time is given over
to diversion. Some persons work
most of the time and some per­
sons spend most of their time in
diversions. The division of hours
between these two things is un­
even, but however divided, no
waking time is left.
Spare Time.
While each of us should work
part of our time, it is the matter
of how we spend the rest of our
time that is now coming under
special consideration. There is a
growing discontent that seems to
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bode good. Why should any of us
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be bound to do in time which is
our own, what this or that group
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is doing because at the moment
it is the popular thing? Can we
have no evenings to ourselves?
Must we fall in line with the
wishes of friends? Must we do
Temptation and Curiosity
exactly as others are doing
So often Temptation is accom­
whether this means being with
them, or simply doing such things panied by another fellow, arm in
arm—Curiosity.
as they do?
Home Diversions.
Shall the rare pleasures of home
be invaded? Or shall we decide
to spend some quiet evenings tn
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reading favorite books or delving
into those new ones we realize
would be liked? Shall we have
time to devote to needlecraft, to
Medical Authorities recognize the
music, to studying some language,
value of a balanced Alkaline Re­
to pursuing some hobby or doing
serve as an aid to cold prevention.
anything to enrich ourselves or to
make something beautiful?
Enriching Diversions.
All these things are diversions
contribute to your Alkaline Re­
from necessary work, but they are
serve because they contain an
the sort that repay us by making
ALKALINE FACTOR 56
life more worth living, and not the
kinds that merely absorb attention
for the time being, and leave us
depleted rather than replenished.
If we wish to master time rather
than be mastered by it, we must
use at least a portion of our time
when work is through in following
out our own personal preferences
in our diversions.
Leisure.
When we do this we have real
HOMEWORKERS
leisure, one definition of which is,
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trying to do what everyone else
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Pattern 5740
Even amateurs will have no dif­
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the glory of its natural coloring
or in two shades of a color for
a more subdued effect.
The
crosses are 10 to-the-inch—the col­
ors are clearly given in a color
chart. With two patterns a hand-
some scarf could be made. In
pattern 5740 you will find a trans­
fer pattern of a large motif 13 by
16 inches, and two smaller ones
4% by 6 inches; material require­
ments; color chart and key; illus­
trations of all stitches used.
To obtain this pattern, send 15
cents in stamps or coins (coins
preferred) to The Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept., 259 W.
Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y.
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When It Goes
That which comes with sin, goes
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Lesson for February 28
THE NEW COMMANDMENT
LESSON TEXT — John 12 : 20-33: 13:34.33.
GOLDEN TEXT — A new commandment
I give unto you. that ye love one another;
even as I have loved you. that ye also
love one another. John 13:34.
PRIMARY TOPIC — A New Command­
ment.
JUNIOR TOPIC — A Great Man’s Way.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—
What the New Commandment Means.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC—
The Measure of Christian Love.
In the last week of our Lord’s
ministry on earth many important
events took place, but we pass most
of them in our present series of
studies. The incident related in our
lesson of today is of interest in and
of itself, but it is of peculiar sig­
nificance because it introduces a
marvelously instructive discourse of
our Lord.
Whatever had prompted their in­
quiry, we are delighted to note that
the Greeks came with an earnest
desire to see Jesus.
I. Seeking Jesus (12:20-22).
A man has progressed far on the
road to blessing when he makes
known his desire to see Jesus. Com­
ing to him means coming to the
One who has the words of eternal
life.
Note that the disciples were wise
enough to bring the men to Jesus.
The true function of every Christian
worker is to bring men to him. On
the back of the pulpit in one of
America’s greatest churches, direct­
ly where the preacher can see them
as he arises to preach, are the
words of our lesson, "Sir, we would
see Jesus.” Little wonder that a
strong and true gospel is preached
1 in that church.
IL Finding the Cross (vv. 23-33).
The reply of our Lord to the
Greeks and to the disciples who
brought them to him, seems a bit
singular at first glance. Did he
not wish to receive them? They had
probably come to see the great re­
ligious leader, the King of the Jews
—why does he talk about death—
why is his soul troubled?
The words of our Lord are clear.
Men do not need an example, a
leader, a teacher, they need a Sav-
. iour. It is as a sacrifice for sin
that Christ will draw all men unto
| himself (v. 32).
We need to relearn that lesson.
Leaders of the church are earnestly
seeking the explanation of the rapid
| decline in the influence of the Chris­
tian church. It is a good sign that
some are beginning to realize that
the difficulty is in the realm of the
spiritual. The barrenness of so-
called modern theology has become
apparent to its leaders and they
have begun to talk about a "spirit­
ual revival.” But unfortunately we
soon find that they use the expres­
sion to stand for something entire­
ly different from a real scriptural
revival. "The voice is Jacob’s voice
but the hands are the hands of
Esau” (Gen. 27:22).
Let us make no mistake about it,
a real revival will center in the
cross and will manifest itself in
denial of self for the glory of God.
One cannot forego mention of the
fact that the last part of verse
26, "If any man serve me, him will
my Father honor,” was the motto
of the late Dr. James M. Gray,
whose life gloriously exemplified the
truth of the passage. God is willing
and ready to do as much for you
and for me.
III. Loving One Another (John 13:
34. 35).
When these words were uttered
our Lord was two days further in
the last week before he was cruci­
fied. He was alone with his disciples
in the upper room. What message
does he have for them in that sol­
emn hour? That they should love
one another. That is a message
that needs renewed emphasis in our
day. The strife which fills the world
has almost engulfed the church, and
there is bitterness and strife where
love should reign.
Let us observe carefully that it
is as his disciples that we are
able to love one another. There are
two erroneous extremes to be avoid­
ed. First, we have the out and out
conservative, who proclaims his be­
lief in the Bible as God’s Word, who
is anxious that he be absolutely
correct in doctrine, a really saved
man,, and who then becomes the
kind of "fighting” fundamentalist
who dismally fails God in the testi­
mony referred to in these verses.
On the other hand we have the lib­
eral who has abandoned the scrip­
tural basis of discipleship and who
then boasts of his great love for his
brethren. Love is no substitute for
regeneration, and regeneration is
no excuse for lack of love.
Courtesy of the Heart
There is a courtesy of the heart,
it is allied to love. From it springs
the purest courtesy in the outward
behavior.—Goethe.
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Duty of Gratitude
Gratitude is a duty none can be
excused from, because it is always
at out own disposal.—Charron.
Stroot.
The Fountain
ci--
Look within—within is the foun­
tain of good; and it will ever bubble
up, if thou wilt ever dig.
Statt.
Worthy of Your Pride!
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N OTHER, between you and me
Sis is getting to be a little
show-off. Last night when Dick
called, there she sat, big as life,
right in the middle of things chirp­
ing about the new dress you made
her: how you used a remnant left
over from one of your dresses,
and got it finished in one after-
noon—she even had Dick feel the
material.
Well, Elsie, you can’t blame the
child's appreciating herself in a
new dress. How about ourselves?
Didn’t you say your jumper was
the talk of the Tennis Club meet­
ing yesterday? And haven’t I
been spending more time before
the mirror since I made my new
"Stylish Stout” model? I actually
feel like a new person in it—imag­
ine me being vain at my age!
Flatters Stout Figure.
Oh, Mother, you’re not vain and
you’re as young as any of us. You
just.were lucky to find a particu­
larly flattering style for your fig­
ure. That soft jabot makes you
look lovely and the whole thing is
so slenderizing. But only an ex­
pert like you could make such a
dress.
It isn’t being expert, Elsie, it
is choosing a pattern that is deftly
designed and giving full step-by-
step instructions on how to pro­
ceed.
Several Blouses.
I’m going to make another
blouse for my jumper soon, Moth­
er. I always admired that white
pique shirt of Dick’s, so I think
I’ll try it for my blouse, since the
pattern is a lot like a man’s shirt
in design.
It sounds good to hear you inter­
ested in making something for
yourself. Maybe you girls will
turn your Bid-or-Bi Club into a
Sew-Your-Own before long.
You can never tell, Mother, you
never can tell!
The Patterns.
Pattern 1229 comes in sizes 14
to 20; 32 to 42 bust. Size 16 re­
quires 3% yards of 39-inch ma­
terial for the jumper and 1%
yards for the blouse. Pattern 1847
is available in sizes 36 to 52. Size
38 requires 4% yards of 39-inch
material.
Pattern 1882 is designed for sizes
2 to 10 years. Size 4 years re­
quires 1% yards of 39-inch ma­
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men would love them, foolish so
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