Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-03

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the destruction Of life and the
sustenance Of life.
VI half past two, all again
assembled in the Church and had
IA Social Afternoon. \ piece of
music was the first item on the
Programme and thereafter fol
lowed hymns. some rendered by
our own Bible Class and the Wis
tors, and others wherein all
joined. Two Of our young ladies'
each entertained with a r%ecita-
ton.
During the afternoon y. Mel
sen on behalf of the Bible Glass
cordially welcomed the visitors
and thanked them for the kind
ness they had shown in SO readily
responding to the invitation. II
was a pleasure to see 50 many
young people assembled on the
one occasion.
Missionary Jens Dixen also
spoke. combining his remarks
especially to the young. lie
chose as his text the 1lsth.
Psalme, 9th. verse. Many good
words were spoken in a very
short time. He stated that if
we should prosper in this world
there were mainly five things we
should remember. The fourth
Commandment should always be
borne in mind. lie had had oe-
casion to travel much in his time
and come in close touch with
many young people and he had
seen that the greater number
who had not made a success Of
life, attributed their failure to
their tresspassing this Command
ment. Gods promise TO the
Commandment was that it would
be well with us and we should
long live upon the earth. lie asked
how many Of us was it not our
desire that we should make a
success Of life, but he advised
that if such was our ambition we
should first learn to obey the
fourth Commandment. He had
so much misery in after life,
the outcome Of which could be
laid down to the fact that the
person had disobeyed his parents
in his childhood days. What a
person soweth that should he al
so reap. and if we We're good to
our parents whilst young, God
would see that we were reward
ed. He concluded by saying that
the most important factor to re
member was TO come to Jesus
whilst young and none should
have cause to regret that he or
she had taken the step which
lead to a life Of happiness. The
address was listened to very at
tentively and with the greatest
Of interest and what was said
will long live in our memory.
Pastor Bach then told MS Of a
Legend. written by a Swedish
Author. about the little Red
Breast. who was really not a
Red Breast. although God had
given it such a name, but who
became a real Red Breast when
il came to calvary and was wash
ed in the blood Of the Lamb.
The little bird had resorted TO
ever 50 many things TO make It's
breast red but the colour was
not permanent. lie said we were
all like the little bird, adopting
all worldly devises to make our
happy but neglecting 10
come to Jesus and be washed in
his holy blood
1t was now high time for the
Meeting to conclude, as the great
err number who We're present, had
to get home to milk. 1t must be
remembered it is the most busy
time Of the year here j New Yea
land. Those who were able to
remain then partook themselves
with the visitors, and went for a
walk down to our Park, which IS
situated about a mile distance
from the church. The walk in
Gods own nature was enjoyed
by all, and was very refreshing
Tea was served at six o'clock
aud at half past sever Missiona-