The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-14

Apparently, We are to have = r.
vival of Young peoples work. That
is we'll. More may be wrought thus
for kingdom welfare than by
campaign" This means
more societfes-at least one in every
church-and the vitalizing OF those
now IN existence. 1t involves q ser
iously thought out scheme OF dennlte
work; for no young peoples a
ization can succeed while 1t is a mere
talk society. Also it implies a definite
campaign, with church officers paru-
cipating, for new members, the bright
est and best young people OF the COM
munity. And it needs. first and last.
a clear compelling statement or ooJec-
tives. The church must be able to
give a reason for the faith that is In
her concerning young peoples work.
The school is not the only educa-
tional agency. Many young persons
never really become aware Of this
world and it's problems until they
begin to study missions in the Christ
ian EndeaVOr society.
A master motive is needed to make
a mighty work.
No young people today escape the
pressure Ox pIcScuI pIDDlCAAiS. IL
burning questions of wOmen'S dress,
and Of the proportion OF mems in
| terest which shall be devoted to sport,
are near-at-hand instances. How
shall these perplexities be solved, in
q sane, normal fashion. by young e
pie who are neither pr1gs nor lunatics?
Well. just as every hotel has a master
key" which will open all doors. SO the
Christian Endeavor society has a mas
I'm Slo4 ~r-1r.N ~nh<loO oil ny,0ctiDnC.
Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ
for strength 1 promise Him that I
will strive to do whatever He would
like to nave me do" That whatever"
is the ~touchstone Of the Christian FIR
deavOr. It fits every possible cOndi-
ton. BY it he may determine his
course in the presence OF every prob
lem OF these new days.
Aspiration is team without an en-
CINE. unless it be directed into chan
nels Of practical activity.
A great year for an organization,
as for an individual, g made by giving
Bible-study a first place in its pro-
gramme. The entrance OF Thy word
| giveth light" "Wherewithal shall e
young man cleanse his way? BY TAX
ing heed thereto according to Thy
- "A "AS04y AA4 yOAXA6 ROOHA0 Z
society will put plans for systematic
lBible-study into it's winters work.
Every going Onward is also a grow.
, ing outward and an advancing up
ward.
:: Seven Sentence Sermons.
= Civility costs nothing and buy:
, everything.
Lady Montague.
;, The only way to regenerate tn.
world is to do the duty which lie
nearest us.
s Charles Kingsley.
e I am old and have had many trou
bleS. but most Of them never hap
o pened.
Il Anon.
4 Between the greatest things that W
l. cannot do and the small things W.
Ie will not do. the danger is that W
ir shall do nothing.
Al Adolph Monod.
But if any Of you lack wisdom, le
him ask OF God. who giveth to a
h~beraily and ~upbraideth not: and
shall be given him.
james Is.
lg =
n Make my mortal dreams come trne
h., With the work I fain would do:
AZ Clothe with life the weak intent.
Let me be the thing I meant.
job Greenleaf Whittier.
he Perhaps the most valuable resu
at I al education is the ability
ch make yourself do the thing you ha,
to do when it ought to be don
whether you like it or not; it is II
er first lesson which ought to be learne
les ana however early a mans trainir
ise begins, it is probably the last lesson
n learns thoroughly.
he Prof. huxley
lie.
uf n Captures.
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