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SOME BENEFITS AND BLESS
INCs OF CHURCH ATTENDANCE


in the particular branch Of study that
we wish to pursue At church we
meet other souls and together we
study the existence Of the soul. is
nature, capacities. duty and destiny
Man is triune being having body
mind and soul Changing the figure,
man is house of three stories-base-
ment, middle storey and third storey
His body is the basement, his mind
the middle storey and his soul the up
per and superior storey. In the base
ment are the grosser and less endur-
ing things Of life. There we attend
to what we shall eat and how we
shall meet our bodily needs. In this
part of our house we are very close to
the animal world. Our higher nature
teaches US all our refinements of care
for our bodies but our sensual ma
lures often exert more influence up
on us than our wiser and better ma
ture even if we are so trained as to
know how to treat our bodies Paul
declared that he beat and kept his
body in holy subsection
Our minds should have much and
varied culture and learn the value Of
this vast power given us above the
brute How noble is the mental
sphere of our lives, How vast our
possibilities Of mental activity and
how past even our widest guess is
the scope Of mental endeavor I'M
like the body, confined 20 the earth
as it is. the mind can rise TO heaven
and measure the distances 70 the
stars and weigh them How great the
power of the mind 10 serve or en-
slave the lower storey OF life-our
bodies. Long. ago men have discov-
cred that the very life of our bodies
is in the possession Of our minds. But
wonderful as are these two stories Of
our lives they are helpless except as
we possess soul. This great top
storey of our lives nearest 10 the
sun and nearest 10 God ought 20 be
lord over all and will If needed in it's
call to duty, lead both mind and body
to immortality. We sometimes speak
of soulless corporations and even OF
souless men. To be without the
knowledge of our possession Of a
soul is to be enslaved in the most
painful and debasing way To be
blinded to the high and glorious priv
eleges of an enlightened soul is the
most pitiable condition to which a
mortal man can be reduced. How
sad the plight of a broken and dis
eased body, how we pity and deplore
the condition of the mentally derang-
ed person; but what Of the wrecked
soul? With the neglect fthe soul all
Is darkness. confusion and eternal
defeat With the eyes Of the soul put
out and sun and sky. and life and
hope and love and JOY departed and
immortality made shipwreck of is
the supreme tragedy of existence
the suicide of eternity.
Then we attend church to worship
God. Happy the man and woman
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

government clothing
Last winter reports were spread
that the soldiers were selling for al
most nothing. the sweaters and com
forts knitted for them by loving hands
but an investigation proved all these
stories to be absolutely untrue but
were put out by German agents to
discourage those who were toling to
keep the boys warm, comfortable and
healthy
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

L. ". Norcross. expert piano t}per
is in Lubbock for a short tS TIL
is an opportunity to<<t first elias
work. Phone ordeSs to Rix Furnitur
e. Undertaking Co., 675. Use
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

J A. Medolck informed us this
week that he had received letter
and postal card from his son Claude,
from England. where he recently
landed with a bunch of other Amer
leans, for service in the Y. S. Army.
He is a motor truck driver
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

The service flag Of the University
Of Texas now has twenty-three gold
stars. The names Of Sterling M.
Peek Of Lubbock. Lieutenant Mahlon
ID. Wallace Of Mt. Calm and Lieuten-
ant Luckett Cochrane Of III Paso
have been added to the roll Of the
Dead during last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17
NO AID TAKEN
FOR LESS THAN
CENTS

sTRAYED Wednesday nixnt Oct.
2, one Sable and whitc collie dog
from Russell Myfick's place sdjoin-
ing Carlisle School Reward for re-
turn. l6lp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

A. B. Conley, of Decatur, arrived
Wednesday, and will visit with his
son. A. B. Conley. Jr.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

FOR sALE-A number Of high-grade
Jersey heifers. Some fresh Apply
to Geo. c. coop<r. Boz soi, Lubbock.
Texas. Cattle may be seen on my
farm half mile horh of stock pens.
15u.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17
LOST AND FOUND

LOST--ln Lubbock, lady's gold
watch, leather fob,..,R found return
to W c. BreedlcTe. Express Co. l6lp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

w n Crosthwaite was bushes
visitor in Lubbock Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

FOR RENT -Four room house
within seventy-five ysrs5 Of school
house Apply 10 Jno. W Cone, at
Clyde Hotel. 1872
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17
WANTED

WANTED-AgFord Must be in
good condition andseheap. Write p
o. Box ssa - be at Bradley Gar
lge Saturday evening l61p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17
RATES PER LINE
OR FRACTION
THEREOF 1Oc


FOR sALE-Some good pieces Of
furniture. Also Soutv Bind steel
range and large size Naster economy
heating stove. Phons 1920 call W.
P. Welty. ti53p)
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-9 fosms house mod
ern fixtures near khool buildings, al
so have several ROBINS for light house
keeping. Phone 1913 i2-tf.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

Come to Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

government clothing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-17

Then we attend church to worship
God. Happy the man and woman
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of the whcie County can give,
therefore we have organized
this B'ole League in ORDER
TO give ali poor men. women and
children to give their little
mite we shall have one
night in every week for a
practice with closed doors.
with an admittance fee of 10 cts
for to be used for the needs of
the government aud eur soldier
boys or any heedful circum
stance, In becoming a memo
er of this Bible League it does
not bind you to the Colony nor
its belief yet it will be a moral
Institution strictly for the
benefit OF our noble govern.
ment, Our first practice will, be
next Tuesday night the Is 5.h.
Come one me all and pay your
dime and help the governments.
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Answer 10 Question 21.
QUESTION NO 2l

Il 'ltor OF Tn WOlLDs Csc SsET
Please let M ask Preachers
how hney will harmonlze those
two scriptures.
but I say unto YOU, That We
resist not evil bat whatsoever
SHAH sm'te thee on thy right
chcek, lurn to him the other
also. "(Matt. 5-39)
Absthin from all appearances
of evil. "(Thes .5-22)
Matthew saws you must not re
slst evil, Paul says resist the
very apoearence Of evil if
preachers do not ansaer Ell you
dopIease, Mrs. Bell Moore.
Dear readers after waiting for
many weeks fer prea eherA 10
answer sister Moore's question
And as there has been several
said To- us. BRO. Garrett. we
wish you would answer the cues.
ton For ~e do not believe that
any other preacher Can answer
it 6 n H. is for this reason
that we shall answer the cues
ton. Matthews says:
But | say unto. That We
resist not evil: Tut whoscerer
shall smite thee On tiny right
cheek, turn to him the 0 ,Leralso
ST. Mat 5 -2o)
Paul says:
Abstain from all appearance
of eyil.' II Thess, % }
From natural standpoint. at
first it would appear to the ia
'nral man that there was q great
contradicticn in those two pas.
si4ges nj scripture, But, when
once clearly understood, there
cannot he, For 1 we must say
that when Christ spoke as re
corded in Mathew the middle
wall was not yet torn down be
tween the cree ted man and the
formed man, tthe GENTLE and the
Jewl the resisting of evil was
placed before the Israelites as a
Judgement upon them to keep
them from Committing a wronp
or an evil. This judgmen. or re-
talia,ion was placed upon the Ia
raelites. we repeat to keep them
from doing an evil, For this
purpose or reason God said
through Moses to them:
And If any mischief follow
then thou shalt give life for life,
! Eye for eye tooth for tooth,
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SUBSCRIPTION,
Loyal. to cur c:vsrnment

On .the 1st. day of Jan. 1918
the JAH Vile Colony people
Assem- Sled ia their Tabernacle
in Caudle Grove 10 Wright Co.
Mo. on this cold bleak day-After
having Prayer for the better
ment Of the condition of man
kind, and for the sustaining of
our Govern nent, the c0ngrega.
ton arose from their knees with
q song of praise on their lips, At
the close of the song Rev. l. s,
Garrett rose TO his feet and add
resse6 his people in this manner;
My Dear friends we havo met
here on this day, as the beginning
of a New Year to us. using a, ,he
foundation ofonr remarks On
the first day OF the first month";
we have met here to invoke the
great Blessing of God on US and
our Noble Government, Believing
as we do that our Great Ma iio1'
alCrisis can only most Effectively
be met, by the unanimous effo
of all true and Loyal citizens of
our great and free government
We upon this occasion have
met, for the purpo1 e of deviseing
some way in our poverty str.ak
en- condition tv show to our gov
ernment, as noncomha erts, that
we are Loyal to AID ready 10
help our government, and. our
Soldier boys that We have the
greatest desire to help win the
war. And as we are not able
to pay a whole dollar to the me n.
bershlp AZ once, we concluded 4
to form a Bible League, Perchea
upon it's banner, LOYAL TIC
OUR GOVERNMENTS and
pay 25cts. quarterly. Tne
membership fee to be 81 90 per
year to be payed in quarterly
payments. This fund 10 90 tc
our government. and to it's needs
whatever its needs m ight be.
This Bible League takes no mar
or woman s belief away from
them, or political Liberty from
them accept they will be required
to use all their might agaiustth the
enemy, and win the war foi
Democracy : Fur our President
who stshds for, HE Country il
entitled 10 aud should have all
the support, that human service
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UNIVERSAL PEACE.

Peace is spoken from the llps
of many people, yet we ask, how
is Peace to come? We say that
it must come, in according to-
the Word OF God, and their cry.
ing out Peace, reminds US Of tae
following scripture.
For Ihey have healed the hurt
Of the daughter of my people
Slightly saying, Peace. peace,
wnen there is no peace. - (Jer.
S-11 ]
The Reader cannot help but
say this scripture is now fulfill
ing. There can be no berma'
nent Peace given to the worlo
until there is a restitution which
is sroken CT b. all the Holy
prophets since the world began
Please read.
And be shall send Jesus Christ
which before was preached unto
you;
Whom the heaven m1st receive
uGtil the times o. restitution of
all things, which God hath spok
en- by the mouth of all his holy
prophets since the world began.
For Moses truly said unto the
fathers, A prophet shall the Lord
your God raise up unto you Of
Your brethren, like unto me; him
Shall ye hear in all things what
soevec he shall say unto you
tActs SO %
! There is many who are looking
for Christ to come, at any time.
The Word above tells US plain
y, that be cannot come any time,
FOR it says the heaven must re-
ceive him until the times of the
y s>Nution of all things, spoken
CT by all the Holy Prophets since
the world began: And this is
what Paul ment when he spoke
IN his Hebrew letter ard that
Christ had forever set down at
the right hand of the father uu.
til bis eImies is made his foot
stool" And the last enemy
that shall be destroyed is DEATH
Therefore, do not look for
Christ until the restitution is.
brought about, for she that hath
born sewn iangui. hes. Please
! read,
/ Size tlat hath borne seven
langui> tn; he hath given up
the ghos'; her son is gone down
while it was Yet day, she hath
been ashamed and confopnGe Cd.
and the residue of them will |
deliver to the sword before their
enemies, saith The Lord" Jor:
15-9 J.
Why does she languish? Be.
cause there is cry of the v id.
ows Piease read,
Their widows are increased
to me above the sand of the seas,
l have brought upon ,hem
against the mother of the young
men spoi'er at monday, | have.
caused him to fall upon it sud.
denly. and terrors upon tie
CITY, Ger, Is s
When was the cry first made
about the widoway Well please
read.
Gnntinnn1 I'm ,,,,A
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the eye of your enemy. Bring
that thought into subjctior
unto the opedience of Christ,
And in the place of doing your
enemy any harm shur the very
appearance of evil. BY doing what
Christ has said. If you enamy
hunger feed him. If he is naked
clothe him if be is thirsty give
him drink by 50 q ing you viii
hesp Goals of IRE On bis head. "
And by thiS you will Ahun the
very appearance Of evil. Again
we say that to resist evil is to
retaliate, for what they did to
you. This we repeat was the
only way there was. In that age
Of the world to bring the Great.
ed man under any judgement
what ever. For thev had nu law
to govern them accept to be
fruitful. multiply and replenish
the earth this was not the case
| with the formed man he was
under a law. Now this middle
wall lad to be torn down be
tween these two and they both
mad to be brought under a law.
So Christ came TO earth and did
this work as IL is recorded.
For we are his workmanship,
created in Christ Jesus unto
J good works, which God hath
before ordained that we should
walk in them.
| Wherefore remember, that ye
being in time pas. GeDtiles ia the
flesh. who are called Uncircum.
cision by that which is called the
kCircumcision in the flesh mad e
by hands
That at thar time We were
! without Christ being aliens from
the common wealth Of Israe', and
! Strangers from the covenants of
promise, having 20 hope, ard
without God in the world;
But now, in C..rist Jesus We
who sometime were far Cfi are
made righ by the blood Of
Christ
! For he is our peace who bath
! made both one and bath broke n
down the middle wall Of parti
! tion bet veen, US, (EpA. 3 10 to
II
, Here we have the work hefuI e
US that Christ was preparing
The minds Of the ApoS ties for
wher, he spoke thtn Mat. IN our
Text where he said you must
not resist evil an, l. niger. But IN
the place of reSislioe the evil
you must do god. J1>' as Paul
said to Us tha. G mast now
shnn the very appearencn Of evi ,
Every nan, nuw is ,fCught
nhder lighttous Judgement.
| Therefore We musl 70 longer do
evil for evil, So the reader and
also siste4 Moore will see, that
the reason for G d admitting
them to do evil for evil because
there was such \ great cor ras t.,
between the two people that it
become necessary to allow it,,
to stop Satans power. so hop
ing this may be to the giving Of
light on the minds OF the people
SO they may see that without
taking iulo consideration the
two people, there could be no
reason for such, crosses in the
scripture ~a
You's in The light.
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hand for hand, foot for foot.

A>"ho AOL uuuG, lUDu iUE lUUV-
Burning for burning, wound
for wound. strife for stripe. u
Exodus 81 % 2at
This mischief was brought
about by satan who God had cast
out of feaveD, for the accusa
tlons he brought against his
breth; en-, and wien once here
he took up his abode in the
created people, who was under
no law, and at death were nc
more, Therefore 70 place some
kind OF a punishment upon the
created man that did the deed
there had 10 be some kind of a
natural punishment placed upon
hlm-.for this reason if he took
lie from any one, his Iife had 10
De taken, or ali eye--An eve had
to be given, 81 Ia hand or foot
Here is where the idea started
Ii you kill my cog, I will kill
your cat" But now Christ
SAID ibis old saying must be
done away with Aud the great
law given them in the ten com.
mandments love thy neighcor
as tnyseI!'' must be put in
force. For thus reason am I
core, to bring both Jew and
G2nti e into, and under the di
vine law, for this reason You
aeilles. must not resist ev,l
any longer, you must no longer
take an eye Tor eye or a tooth
for lcoth But il they smit,.
on one cheek turn the other.
then read,
And if any man will sue, thee
at the law, and take away .hy
coat 'et him have thy c'oak
also.
Ye have heard that it hath
been said. Thou shalt love lby
neighbour, and hate thine
enemy.
But | say unto you, Love your
enemies, bless them tLat curse
you, do good to hem that hate
you, and pray for them wb;ct
despiteiuly use you, and per Sc
cute you.
That We may be the children OF
YOUR Father Which is in heaven
for ne maketh his sun to rise On
the ev.i and on the good, and
sendeth rain on the just aud on
the unjust.
For if We love them which love
you, what reward have We? dc
no5 even the pa bllcans the same
And If yesa your brethren
only, what do We more than
others? DO not even the
publicans so:
BE ye therefore perfect, even
as your Father which is in
heaven is perfect. St, Mat" 5 -
4O&5 IA = As 40 AZ .4s)
Here Christ changes thei?
whole mode of life they cunuot
do evil for evil any onser. and
90 Gods viii. They cannot do
Guy ioHSeT as Tue &c nt(leS DO
they must not resist evil any
longer they must do good for
evil. If some one smite them on
one cheek. :bey must turn the
other-They must not resist any
longer they must do good for
evil. They must let their light
shine before men, so that they
may see thejr good works and
elorify their father in heaven.
That is they must shun the very
appearance Of evil. If you think
World's cresset., 1918-01-10
REV, L. s. GARRETT, EDITOR
PUBLISHERS
N. G. Garrett & M. M. Bowers,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
AT THE CAUDLE GROVE.

Entered as Second Class
matter Sept. 1sl. 1915. at the
Post Office at Mountain Grove
Missouri, under the Act of Mar.
5rd. 1879.
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The CRESsEv' T

MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI
r. F, D. NJ. 8, eau die Grove,
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Magnificent Reproductions
in Color Depict City
and EnvirOns.
THOUSANDS SEE EXHIBIT
Puget Mil Company Presents
Work Of Famous Birdseye
Artistic BE Exhibited
All Over United States.

CNEATTLE is seeing Itself as 9TH
y ers see IL in a truly wonderful
exhibition Of paintings that re-
Gently opened It's doors 20 the pub
lie at al Pike St. just above
Fourth ave.
Already thousands OF people have
seen this art exhibition. and many
more thousands will sec 10 in the
Immediate future. as It's strikingly
Interesting features come to be
known. IL IL Seattle and Seattie's
beautiful surroundings in minia-
ture, as the bird or airplane would
view them. rendered into n series
81 beautiful colored paintings. each
a study In itself. and each a rare
work OF art
These paintings are the work Of
Gibson Catlett. California artist.
whose work IL known all over
America. Months ago he accepted
n commission from the Puget Mil
Company. owning Alderwood Manor
and much other property In Sc
attic and vicinity, 10 paint these
pictureH and he has Just completed
this imposing work. The pictures
are ~ by Is feet in length and
three feet In depth.
First comes an expansive birds
eye. taking in all Seattle. with n
background Of the snowy Cascades.
extending from NJ. Rainier 70 Mt.
Baker. This shows all tho city in
q most graphic and telling way,
every one Of Seattie's big buildings
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The MOST COMPLETE bowel
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Father and Son Week

Every father of Seattle put big on your oaen-
dar at Saturday. February 10.
That will represent to you of the very biggest
days of the year On the afternoon and evening OF that
day. you going to stop chasing the almighty dollar and
70 pursuit instead of the sacred confidence and com
panionshp of your young
II is going to be just your holiday alone with your
boy. And you going to do the things he has always
wanted his daddy do with him. The nice part about It,
too, is that you going TO have bully good time.
Saturday the 10th and the following Sunday will mark
the close of the Father and Son Week that begins Mon
day with dinner in the auditorium of the Masonic temple
This week be observed not only turnout the United
States but also in Canada. Australia and probably in
Japan.
Its object is to bring father and together in n
closer bond of understanding sympathy and comradeshp
How much this will to the boy only the grown man
knows who knew his father cosern those old days
than the chief boss of the household the family
money bag.
What an opportunity it will be to the father only
be understood by the who has already sent
two "over there He perhaps felt he had the time
from business get right next TO the heart OF his boy
He left that for mother to accomplish.
And now how he looks back those school years OF
the PARKWAY soldier lad and wishes he had had bigger
share in that young life So just for such he and the
happy others who learning how to play with their
sons there viii be days given to various enter
tainments turnout the city II is great big worthwhile
week
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blotehes and other skin eruptions
The blood. swarminR with millions
OF catarrh germs entails upon the
kidneyH labor that may break
them down. tho lungs and bron-
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EtructiSe Influence Of systemic ca
tarrh. can lead to anemia and the
most serious consequences.
So why continue with all this
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such extent that there il hardly n community now
in the state of Washington which still adhercs to party
lines.
Now approaches the time when craftsmanship
should also be wiped out in state and legislative cleo
tons There is why governor should be
elected democrat "A republican There is no
reason why member of the legislature should be a
party man We want these officials to be thoroly in
dependent of party affiliations We want them to pass
bills and policies strictly on merit, and not for
party advantage
In this period. il Is imperative than
that should be free of party feeling.
IT IS TO THE INTEREST OF LABOR MEN, 1T
Is TO THE INTEREST OF BUSINESS MEN IT is
TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE WHO Is NOT
A PROFESSIONAL POLITICIAN TO HELP THE
NONPARTISAN MOVEMENT ALONG.