The Arvada enterprise., 1923-12-06

dent OF the General Federation OF Womens
Clubs:
Every hoary institution 10 shaking to Its founda:
uon-church and state. science philosophy. art and
education are before the Judgment bar. Out Of the
chaos OF old traditions comes new cosmoA
Tor the mind of man demands cosmos as condi.
ton OF sanity No institution I. more subject to this
.saoJustment than the home. We are seeing H. no!
through mist Of sentiment but clearly as the unit
esn,ee os ;eeey and ra sns
need, need OF satisfaetion: which make. possible "ths
pursuit Of happines." and: second. the social need
Says Willis J. Abbott:
The great need Of the world today Is that there
should be unity Of thought. and sndeavor among
tions upon the whole world. and this need can only
be met II those convictions shall be of nature
to bring good to mankind as whole and not 70
advance selfish national tnterests
Surely all men can Join in this Christmas prayer
by Jean $. Miiner. Second Presbyterian church.
indianapolis:
Our Father a. We bow before Thee In this glad
season Of the year. In which the whole world does
honor the day Of birth Of tho Great Teacher Of
Men. pray that t.e Of all mankind may
hear again as II upon the midnight stiffness. brood.
x h " aes" on .. Ss
Almost two tn, sand years have como and game
the echo Of those angel voices fell softly like
falling snowhakes upon the ears of listening
world And yet. Cod how "a. we are from put.
tender beauty OF this ideal. good will toward
men" Teach we pray Thee. that within tn:
compass OF those few words there 10 comprehended
only the essence of the Christian religion. but
OF all that Is true and noble and enduring In all
religions
our world Ia torn and broken 1t 10 nilsd with
hatreds. jeaiouses and sinister nuspicions. Where
destroyed. o mercfui God. bring peace. Where
famine and disease stalk In Rhastly company with
lie and plenty draSt ,hn, ns;,op. may b. NOR.
concerned with giving than with Axetting Justice.
the nations OF the earth give God. to all govern.
ments and to all peoples that good will toward
each other which alone Will unto and bring endMr.
ing peace
The printers brush. the Grnvers tool and the
sculp,or's chisel have been busy with representa-.
tIons Of Jesus. But In all the world is there a
likeness of Him with any claim. however remote.
to authenticity? Read, then. this word picture OF
Jesus. attributed by tradition to Publius Lentuius
said 20 have been IL Roman centurion In Palestine
during His lifetime:
great virtue. named Jesus Christ Who liz yet living
amonss, US and with the Gentiies iS accepted as
a prophet OF truth but His own disciples cali Him
the Son OF God He rniscth the dead and curcth
all manner OF diseases: a man Of stature somswha.
tall and comeiy. with very reverend count.nan nee;
such ms the brholder may both love and fear: His
hair OF the color Of nibcrt full ripe. and plain
some whn, eurled. and more orient Of color waving
about His shoulders In tho midst Of His head
goch scnin or partition o' halr after the manner
Of the Nazaritcs. His forehead very smooth and
plain: His face. nose ID mouth so framed moth.
ing can be rcprchcndcdaris beard some what thick
agreeable. TO the hair Of His head for color not Of
nny great length. but fork-d In the middle; of an
innocent and mature .ook: His eye, gray clear and
quick.
In rcprovinR He Ia terrible: In admonshins eour.
tcous and fair spoke~. pleasant In speech. nmids,
gravity. II can not be remembered that any have
seen Him laugh. but many have Him weep
In proportion OF body we'll shaped and straight:
His hands and arms most bcauteous to behold; In
speaking very temperate. modest and wise: a ms n
Of singular virtue. rurpass'ng the children Of sses