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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02

HOME is TENT for 10000 the soil Israel
grm crowded. dreary tent in which they must Sleep
live Lack of funds has forced the Jewish Agency the Israeli
house increasingly large numbers of Immigrants
in primitive installations such these where disease heart
ache are part the daily routine The United Jewish Appeal
has appealed for immediate contributions of caso get these
immigrants of the Gifts UJ.A. urgently needed
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
BOy Scouts
Spent II eek
End la Camp

The members uf boy scout
tr"frp 12 acnr in attendance Il
Camp Jseksnn lse SAWYER over
thc pat weekend The hike was
q prctlcw 80 the cumlng summer
camp ai snapper Cucck near NJ
anne
int hlFa arFr gwen fnstTugtium
in camp practice. .o that th, Kew
Wet uui &Il b. q. sell tsaIn
ed a thns ium MIam sua ether
piarfs u tt, Sautf FLORIDA Conn
30 Hho alH IT, Iu thc SNAPPER
1Wtk .aiap 9Yus enhancement
Ha. hsi Hs t0r h.t uu itI. tfks
ChuiDs IstlH auI Harold So.
Master. tenk thtl swimming
test iaf .uIHmuA merit baIae.
au trc tIkr
Ire urHhfTr af tbr tIsp g.
rthrt aIth ~euiuastrf DIN
Buubf eH lcat, Kss Wet next
~undaf atHa u fuu o., Grrs
huund hI. terminal Sos summer
.awp 80 ~uapIs Cu,k
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Smith Had
Guests From
Z OIIHPGIiCHl

81 ul Ml ElI.anft ~mth
20 el1 ~m.utHa tu,t ta4 .ts
tHn lr.n Conn, u.ut $50. army
.4 Hu ~at..Ha. 81 aui ST..
Gesr., Gatr.l uf Wstsgtur ana
Nr johnson an8 r.. small iaugh
irI >aul.t llH NauAat4.k
81 saUseI t. nephew af
80 ~HtI and So johnson Is
tH, u.UaaI HI s.. >#.tts "a. .ec
~ ani Mr. Gabt,I sat, visited
hcf West O. the pa-t 1ut tri. SIS
li aas Mf johnson INITIAL one
~ johnson 49,. S au ardent
amateur ptotaAIapHef tauk e.
largc uumbeg sf p.ture uailc
maklnA tuur at tEe lslan8 sIth
BIZ smith and expressed himself
as delighted slth thc picturesque
spots g. O. seen here
The pagts iefi the cas- tudas Co.
retaw tn rut .Hpt O. return
n
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
USO-NCCS
Sunday Dance
Well attended

The popularity of the UsO
Noes sunday evening danucs Tor
Naval personnel is attested hy the
constantly increasing attendance
Music foT dancing Is furnished bv
the delightful Tune Topper Or.
Chestra The cake scrved during
intefmission last Sunday Was con
tributed bv the Misses Kitty and
Oneida Ramos
Junior iiostezses and their
guests Nho were present at thc
USO NCCS dance last SUNDAY IN
ciilsied Betty Armaysx. Edith
knuck. Stella Dclgsdo. MARY
SRaunderH Gloria Robcrts. Alice
Barcclo. R0sc Garcia. Oneida Ra
mos Veda Thompson. Doreen
Cruz joyce Bradley. Sybil ami
Sharon Mardis. Rose Fernandez
Netta Valdez. joyce Park. nancy
and Jance Ross. Nancy Lane. ID
snc Goldberg. Marguerite smlth.
Margaret Russell Reola McIlugh.
Trudie Monteuma. Margaret
Howe Mica Smith. Elaine Qucsa-
da. Shirley Wood. Isabel O'Con-
nor MarFie IIill Peggy Pindcr.
Catherine Burgcss. Joan GRAY.
sharon Mallory. and Ruby Craw-
ley
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

sWcctins. NJ and Mrs { l. Sal
is Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lowe.
Mesdamea S " Lowe. Ottoiee
brcakiicld BENJAMIN Love. "a
Lillac Johnson Ernest Mullins.
John VI Gate. Jack Matcovich.
= IA DTtidge. l. G Tavlor. ~
Jennie ketchum Zelma Curry.
Elnise FELTON, Bcryl Curry Adele
knberts Esrl Sands. Lula Char
l0w Lufa Canilcld. Roland Al
bury Misses Patricia Gibbs. Lou
lse ketChum. KiTiEina Whitmarsh.
Miriam = Carey Patsy Russell
bonlamin Lowc n " Carey.
lackns Drudge Ouyllc d Baker
Carey Dion and Edaln FELTON,.
Oui &C toAn guests Werp MF
and Mr Cisde Montgomery and
their daughter 81 Miami. and Mr.
ami Ms Maitland knowlcs u
Sarasota
NJ and Mrs Robert Fcltan are
nuw at home o. then friends 81
No 2 loves Lame
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative sasa as
from the Veteran Admln.tra
ton Ca four question. sbuut .u
surancC and gDmpUnsatIun That
former sCrtlrgmcn regularly ask
ContsCt RcpIesontatNcs 90 the
VA
q Why did thc "a Contact
Representative refuse ts advise
mc % mY request on tbs ttst
form 90 converted National So
vice Life lnsufsu,C tur ue' Al
bo did Nas give rnc MO nation
ou vaf ua4s types oi policies
4 Contact Representative ap
not garmiiied % advise tetlran.
ts - beet forms - converted e.
sula anSe They ere Ipqlulcd anlt
g. supply the ,0tDtan 0Iuh al. In
formation available The Ic,
then 81 up g. co., veteran
q ! receive compensation .uf
World Va { .rlttc.IuruIe4
inUrs Mas ! al.o Ir,slts l.u
pcnsstiuu ioi an Iufufh { sustain
yd .n World Va a.
a DisabIutlcs incurred
World Va . mat br combine.
slfh dleatIIlile. ufrua H
WYtld Va u io. tl, pmpas. .f
estimating tbo total .all4 ID .s
pCneatluu
q 70 I have eos sara thaf Z an.
otCrpafd uD mg lampsnsalal
must I pas .t back
fes IUlss. .cruttr.
waved The asIvy. -auf,I
Wi'i b. based pu thr Ict,.mu.
tom ihat ihc HEC. psEmtnt sa.
without iauIi 1u tauI part an4
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Reception HonOring Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert FELTON, Held Last " eeInesday

A SNeepiinn Waa held last Wed
nNNiaF evening a thc home of
~ and Mfs Merrill Feiton. 2
lnwws Lane. houufing Mr and
- Ralacrt Fultnn who we're
m@Erscd on June 10 In Mnnln-
huTW. "a.
hNareNhmNnts - mints. peanuts.
NsNe ard palneh were served
AttNnilng the reception werc
MF end Mrs. VI 4 Day M and
Mra Peter Maicovich M and
AaF1 Thosnas Felton ~ and Mrs
4. e TagioF. Jr Mr and Mrs
Islhn FieminK. Mr and Mrs Leo
ilsekN ~ and Mr. Leonard saW
yer. ~ and Mrs Archie Thuinp
mm ~ and Mrs Harold Russell
NJ ard Mrs Vernon Lowe. ~
~ aul Nirs Noel Baker Mr. and
NJ ilaruld n plnder Mr and
Mrs Harry Russell. NJ and MFs
1asn 3 Pinder ~ and Mrs. Ve
Fai hatcFta. 81 and Mn "a r
NMnllela. ME and Mrs Bfadlt,
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
AeTOUiGs 20"
Passenger List

Tbs fuiloaing paseu.sr i,n
fnf tsafsna on Arfulas q
Charlton Wufhi Gene.
NiiEht E4iaiia Cad,ua I-.
1sFarnas CgerlIa Fa.t.u ~t.U
lunica Harry Watt. 81
y 49,. lgnaDo prtl RsD "a.
Sainfo SIDNEY YARD Flta W
sles Aaua DEE MaIu Monte.
1oa 49, Caliobrs Blsu.a Sauian.
htiaarft bcir,fua Radt I....
An&ri hamugt Whine. SAaa
kipieta kasques France G.sl..
Virginia Gaf.ia
LuEa kasqut Valentino M.f
ales. 1use Fernando Paul Ms..
AaaIt'efto Naraa Goafaiaa Ia
alllo blenventufa Dellurdr p,r
teeio ouarez Elncaia Hefnandel
fahian AceItuno NestaI Saar.s
Ana Garcia. John Be14k Joan
Aaia. Olive MeMahun Oltv,
Mlgle Cared Wilson Eleane.
A4son Aaulyn wilson. CaraI
Am Wilson George Otta EmH5o
h.suudu Emil Souuda u
Cesar Caatela
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Nary Wires
Swimming
Glasses Begin

All Navy Wives are invited bv
uSO NCCS to Joan thc class fur
beginners and advanced swim.
meFs ~ bc held 81 the q \ Ma
Val station enlisted men's pool on
THURSDAY. July "a al SEQ . m..
under USo Noes auspices
NJ registration Is required. AMI
all interested wives viii go al.
rcctly q the puol. where dressing
r''oms. lockers and showers are
available All without charge
The classes Will be held every
Monday and Thursday ~ 800
. ~ Ihc exclusive use oi the
pool for Nayy wives on those a..
sernoons hss hccn arranged by
Welfare and Recreation Officer
Joseph I kcrWin. Ii uSN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Vacation Bible
School Ends An
Ley Memorial

The vacasion Blble schoal "A
the ley Memorial Church has
chased with graduation exerrises
followed By . picnic In Bsyview
PARK
Beginners department studied
Gods Family" Members ~ the
Jupior group studied The Chris
tian's Tire ssid gTalentS- Inter.
meilwfes harmed a. answer ques.
lions beginning Why"
Ninety sevcn children were en-
roiied. many 70 whom were pre-
cni every DAY sunc eNprcsss.d
desire Tor . longer time to wofk
Members of the planning curn.
mittee we're Mrs. Hattie Lou
Hamilton Mis- Miriam 4 Carey
Rev Robert ". Weaver and Az.
che Roberts. Mr. Faye Weaver
assisted the committee IN the -.
lection ~ COURSES and material
Teachers and helpers acre
Mesdaucs Frances Gamer. Nellie
Hendricks. Doris Thompson. Hat.
ue Lou Hamilton Dorothy Curry
GLADYS Roberts. Flurence Hoff
man. TFigg. Name sawyer jose.
phinc D0ughtry Geraldine How
anitz Lillian Milford. Dorothy
sands and Alice Schcurcr NJ
Miriam 2 Carey was director IT
the school
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
AT0HgOs
Had Guests
Last Week

AFa hary TraFlar uf Ba,uian
tae@th' accompanied hy Mu Mi
b CtNpcg and lhe laiiers dauah
-. Mary ~ Jacksonville. arrts-
90 in key West last Thursdav a.
pf 80 gacsts ai NJ and Mr. An
tpnao Aranga Jr 20 thor humr
mf aiN Elizabeth street
NJ Tfaylog s NJ Aranaa
na0iiier and Nu Cuuusr r u.r
SISTER oi NJ ArauEa Thrt .rr
tMHtr resident oi Krs Wet
haFing htUu hare duuna thr
1eaIa oi the aar
NJ trsfbr and Mu Cugrr
AMI asughirr lrft f1f tHu hars.
tn noTiilUfn tlmtda au SATURDAY.
haNing cr owed theif Hist t,..
HtnFh. and expressing a dtslr. 4.
FetuFu fw o lungct stat .n ths
uNar futurr
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
7-FOOI ALLIGATOR

tContIuuCa F'twn PaeD Omel
but not the alligator owned by
Laaxlo Lipthsy of Pee
The alligator Mas just fcW
inches hong Nhcn be arrived from
South America . little over lo
years ago Now be- measure
around seven fcet ia cats three
Shitings q week. but slept nin,
months last winter All the ala
RatDf likes % comfortable ann
chair n the Llpthay home. and
his master ssys Deep and sln
ccre friendship binds as g.
gether
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Festival Group
OF Legion Meets
.AtS Tonight

A meeting of thc Amolitsa
Legion FESTIVAL Committee viii
bc held this evcning AZ 8 pm 50
Legion Home Matters pcgtainin
% Tire recent Charity Festive.
vii bc disCusscd
AT LcgionnairCs are invited o.
bc present ~ this Commute,
mecting
A regular mceting uf Arthur
Sawyer Post - American Legion
viii bc held tomorrow CpCuiuA
"Wednesday ai 3 pm.
A class 81 new members will hs
received into thC membership bt
a ceremony conducted bx tHe
Kay West Guard oi Honur
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Dead" Patient
RecO,erS

BUTLER Pa CIpmon Al
u"u aa.toa aIt lsuk aho for
aii intent end purposes had
i'ed' ahlie neing prepared Cos a
chest operation when be- lapscd
800" unconaeIuusness as anesthes-
% "n hrInk administered ass
h"a-hi na.k ta iif, va hen sur
-''n maat au emel gCncs incis-
'n aud fssaH massaging Al
HHn heart A pulse beat waa
a'it'ied Ht, minutes later and
iht paUtnt pIa,ed tn an oNvrcn
tenn ilD tails recovered
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Officers
or Eastern
Star To Meet

The Officers Club of TIE Order
~ the Eastern Star viii hold their
regular meeting tu1norrow even
ing. "Wednesday. a. 500 o'riock a.
thc h0mc ~ Mr. and MTx ]. n
Sterling. zoo Truman avenue. a
has bcrn announced
All officers and alieTnatcS are
invited by the organization b. at
tend this meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Plans Almost Completed For
Officers Wires Club Church CarniraI
And Luncheon To BE Held Friday

f4a8ss aFe rapidlv nearing com.
ulxtinn fur the Church Carnival
tn aae held bv the Officcrs Wives
Giuh tn eunIunetion with their
hsanehNun uleNtina on FTiday ~
fhis w0ek The luncheon wlll be-
So - ~ 30. and immediately fol.
tHw1uN the lumcheon a eco D
g.. the Carnival will take place.
eesmttnaana until about a0o
Tils purpsae ~ thr carnival Is
b. wasaain funds to b. usod % as
siEf tn ife purrhase uf altar
agaBsa and eaFpetina fof the neN
AawY Chapel which s a. be
aSmnsa Ia Auaust ana Whlch erill
he tssautiful and restiul place
Is NhAEh g. wurship
Niaege will b. bridge and bingo
KaNes and Il a stressed that
mss8mlmts end guo's can make up
tiself eMn fouFnuuica uf iuin aith
ufimEH aio desire o. play bridge
mgas8 81 esa4Fse egergone Is wul
euwE IN the hinRo games There
mah H. beautil,h and worth
whsle prizes awufded in both
aanafA and there will also b.
inNeiF auzg prizFs Sos some ioT
tnHAia NinuNrn
IA eds ta the eniu8uNnt ol the
ast3FnEun tllefe wili b. enter
t@snmaeni ~ mamiNFs IL the
hluspssa Aeaaol of Damtina who
mi8 a. NiFne "a thcsr buautlful
aanfN fuuiinea
- Raymond A Frady Is
eastman ul tns ChaIch Carnival
Caunsiftee. ana she has made
eA*efai iingalFtani announcements
regarding tbr affair For instance
the ullfiurgx Wives club needs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

gifts ~ cakes eookics. candy
pies. crafts tanything from pot
holders % paintingsn and plants
They vill also accept gratefully
large and small contribution al
muncy o. 81 into the fund Tot the
chapel furnishings
II viii b. Rrcatly appreciated
hy Mm Frady and hef commit.
iec- women Il gifts of the slsove
mentioned articles can l..
brought by thu donors Ca the OF
iireTs Club on FRIDAY morning
prior a. noon. btst u the donors
prefer to have them packed up
arrangements can easily ho mado
ior THIS to h. dome bv tricphon
ins any II the ladies listed b.
iut
Mr. Edwards. I4ss J Mr. Nor
row. 1921 NM Mos Belt. i403
NR M Duuglass. l82 W Mr.
Rogcrs 1910 n Mrs Mann. 1879
} Mrs McAillstrr 1885 NJ Ms
Alexander T9O Extension 84g
Az reservations f0I the lunch.
cun should bc made before 8 90
. m. tomorrow Wednesday. ln
order that the lunCheun NAV be-
planned accordingly and shoaiid
a bc nercNsarY Ca CaneNi q rcscF-
yatIon u ls requested that thc
cancellation b. made beiure %
D m on THURSDAY
SlnCC the cause IS = worthy
une. q great deal oi tiulr and ci
fort d bclng spent O. make the
carnival ENJOY able o. cveIyone
present and q Is believed that
the affair Nill b. vefy largoly IL
tended and highly suCCessfui
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Leaders .lSSO.
OF Girl
Scouts To Meet

II has bcCn announced that lilf
Leaders Association oG tac Gfl
SCuuS AL huld thtu regular
monthly meeting toFnorrow after
nnon. "Wednesday. st 3 80 o'cln, k
~ Wesley House on Nsrcla street
The association is gumpusrd li
aii lcaders. Assistant Leaders and
Committee Member oi th,
BuoWnic and Girl Scuui tfuoI, si
thc cats
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

Mo tlng a. Concha NaVv
Wlte. CIuh NJ 88. 10 80 \
~ n ClIbT9ums. BulldIng
f1B Naval station
N,,unE Or.rcrs Club ~ Order
~ Eastern Star q 90 p M "a
tur SC So and Mr J p
sterling 10s Truman avenue
FRIDAY JULY Is
l.anltrHu meeting anI church
carnival Officers WIves Club
l1 so p 70 ~ ~ Ta1lor Off
a,s Club Benefit new Naval
Chap,. Game bake sal,
TUESDAY JULY ia
B.n@a party sponsored bk Wo-
uaus Auxiliary ol Monroe
Count, Hospital 500 p NJ
% Cuban Ciu0 on Duval
Street
WEDNESDAY. JULY Z5
Bstfiug Beauty Contest
Fashion Snow and Amateur
sight S 90 p M 81 Harris
school Auditorium Spou.
soled bp TaanE PcupIes
Service Lcagac Ut - Pa4ls
Church
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking diVuGrca we're
illcd Yesterday in thr ufflcr ai
Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams
bS klcanoI l. Farrel against Donn
Farrtl by HARDY Luston against
Doris LostDn and hR Gafaldint
Rose Riggs against Charlie Dewey
Rigs 3
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
1ppiy To We'd

Applications f0r marriage a.
censcs were filed YESTERDAY Jack
Saunders. -. of the q 5 NAVY
and Norma J Clement 25 Of Long
Beach California. bv Edward s
spudis %, 81 lhc 4 s Nav, and
Jean Marie fiughcs q q les d
POInCiana place
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

fCuuiinaaNs1 NNxan = e. tisawf
WREN q wgM esantfAFt msa mwaaN
Wath tiEN 4nian 4 FNn aMe a As
specified taat tfe a0es1an uf nsn
sioEsx Would - ~ takun 80 aa&sl
next April
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

- fa sM 81 -
ssassm fhA w m
6Aea ffam - q sa MM a.
fs8 e Nw aN sw ssa
maa : hi a. - amn
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12

beii u stal aza@AlF a. 3 mlx
tuge ai oupFef amd tn in tlle pro-
purtun 20 sbsaGf luaf a. ame
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-12
Coming EUenS

TUESDAY July u
Te,uagr Dance SPIN uicd bv
SsfvcC League ef ~ Paul
Chuu.h Parish Hall Music
bN Coral lslc Ssrcnadcrs
thapt ptiunCs
Itsstslo session. KY w {
Community Singsr. 745 y
M 20 Congregational Church
AN ksItD.
M'etu1 Sparkling Waters Re
trksh t,sIgc No IG = so =
" st knight uf Psthias
tsU
WEDNESDAY july iB
Regular monthly mrstlu-
I,4dsI Asutlstiun 90 thr Glrl
- uuts $50 = VI a. Weslry
iiuu-r "a IaFtls .tfcct
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26
GRAND AWARD
WINNERS


At a conference held Nov
ember 3Oth, in Chicago four
employees were awarded priz-
es totaling $475.00 for the best
1913 suggestions submitted un-
der the Public Service Com
pany of Northern Illinois Sug-
gestion System.
President Britton I. Budd,
presented the top award of
5000 to Robert H. Woolsey,
Technical Operating Joliet,
Illinois, for suggesting new
device to be used in locating
faults in underground electric
cables.
Second prize winner was
Henry Link, Gas Operating
Evanston, ILL.,, who was award
ed $3.50.
John L. Hershman, Station
g. Waukegan, ILL.,, won third
place and was awarded 500.
The first settlement in the
state of Georgia was made at
Savannah in the year 1888.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26
LIONS PHILIPPINE
ORPHANS HOME
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CONTINUED from Page 81
be located. This gave some
rough lumber and also suffi-
cient for other small build
ings, as we'll as for a kitchen
which they plan to build as an
addition to the main building.
In his letter received before
the erection of the home was
under way, he wrote, when
we moved to this place. I clear
ed the surroundings and plant
ed it to vegetables; and today
we are not buying our vege-
tables, but are raising them.
We are also starting our poul-
try raising"
One of the wishes his wife
expressed is for a small organ
so as to teach the children mu-
sic and also to assist her hus-
band in the services.
Brother pray for us. The
Holy Spirit is working in the
hearts of the people here. The
attendance in the children's
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26

unjust. They have sought to
promote their own selfish in
terests. Jacob on his dying
bed declared that the scep-
ter of Messiah's Kingdom
should come forth from the
Tribe of Judah. David's VIC
torious triumph over Israel's
enemies is a fitting type of
Messiah's triumph. Solomon's
long rule of peace is also a fit
ting type of Messiah's glorious
reign of peace for a thousand
years. Isaiah declared that
Messiah would establish His
kingdom with 'tjustice and
judgment" Others in Israel
and in the Church because
of their faithfulness to God
will share in Christ's reign
but Christ will ever be their
Head" their "King of kings
and Lord of lords"
III CHRIST'S ETERNAL I'M
MUTABLE CHARACTER
Verses 1O-14; Psalm 1902:
1927; John lib; 17:5,
"a; Acts 2O:32; 26:18;
Rom. SIT; Col. 1:12-18.
Jesus Christ, by Whom call
things were made" laid "the
foundation of the earth," and
''the heavens" are the work of
His hands. Because the heav-
ems and the earth were marred
by sin, He will "change them
as a vesture" and bring into
existence "a new heaven and
a new earth wherein dwelleth
righteousness All the chang
es in creation cannot change
Him, for the Scripture says,
''Thou remainest'' and ''Thy
years shall have no end" How
wonderful to trust Jesus our
mighty Redeemer, Who never
fails! In verse thirteen we have
the final argument as to
Christ's excellence over angels,
in the fact that Christ not only
made conquest but achieved
final victory over all Satanic
forces. Christ alone can pro-
vide deliverance from Satan's
bondage.
ARE YOU GIVING TO THE
LORD JESUS CHRIST ALL
SUPREMACY A ND PRE-
EMINENCE IN YOUR DAILY
LIFE?
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Jerusalem. In all these in
stances angels proved willing
messengers to bring blessing
to the saints of God.
Great as was the ministry
of angelic messengers, the
writer of this Epistle declares
that Christ was made $50 much
better than the angels, as He
hath by inheritance obtained a
more excellent Name than
they" Notice the five quota
lions in this Lesson, which the
writer takes from the Old Tes-
lament to prove Christ's supe-
riority over angels. Christ alone
because of His deity and divini-
ty was entitled to sit down at
Gods right hand. He alone was
worthy of being adored by "all
the angels" The fullest mani
festation of Christ's power and
glory awaits it's fulfillment at
His Second Coming, when He
takes His seat on "David's
throne" on Gods holy hill of
Zion in Jerusalem.
II CHRIST'S. SCEPTER OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS Verses
8, 9; Genesis 49:10; Psalm
2:6-8; 1876, 7; 80: ID: lisa
9:6, z; John 1886;
Angels are created with an
incorporeal nature and there
fore exercise a tremendous
velocity "like the wind" Then
again they are compared to
FLAMES of fire" on account
of their Turning devotion and
intense, all-consuming zeal" to
carry out Gods commands in
their earthly ministrations to
Gods servants. Great as is the
power of angels, we are told
that Jesus is superior to them
because to Him alone was en-
trusted the use of a scepter in
ordering and establishing
Gods Kingdom upon earth.
The reference given in verse
eight to Messiah's kingship is
taken from the Forty-fifth
Psalm. This Psalm sets forth
the Glory of Messiah's reign
in contrast to that of all other
rulers of earth, as being one
of absolute justice and right
eousness in the promotion of
the welfare of the human race.
Nearly all rulers of earth's ma
tions have been intolerant and
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In no other Book of the Bible
is the prominence of Christ
set forth more forcefully than
in the Epistle to the Hebrews.
The reason for placing such
emphasis on Messiah's pre-
eminence was to give encour-
agement to respondent Jew
ish believers who were witness
ing the decay of ancient Juda-
ism, which had it's center in
the temple worship in Jeru-
salem. It seemed strange to
many believing Jews that the
Mosaic economy should be
passing away in face of the
fact that at different times dur
ing the Old Testament dispen-
sation, angels had appeared,
confirming and sanctioning
Gods plan and purpose for
Israel. In this Lesson the writ
err shows that Messiah holds
a position of higher honor and
power than that given to any
angel at any time.
I CHRIST'S PROMINENCE
OVER ANGELS Verses
At; Gen. 20 :1O-15; Ps. 81:
IL; 97:7; 104:1-4; Matt.
4:1-11; 13:47-50; 28:1-8:
Luke 1:1-16, 26-35; 2:8-
Is; 22:39-44; Heb. Ia;
2:16; 1872.
In both the Old and the New
Testaments there are many in
tensely interesting references
to angels. An angel W t h
flaming sword guarded the
gates of Eden; two angels con-
Quoted Lot out of Sodom; an
gels appeared to Jacob, "as-
cending and descending to
Heaven" upon a ladder; the
angel of the Lord was seen by
Balaam's ass; an angel appear
ed to Gideon; an angel stretch
ed out his hand over Jerusa-
lem after David had sinned;
the Angel Gabriel appeared
to the Virgin Mary in Nazar-
eth; the angelic host sang it's
"glory song" over Bethlehem's
fields announcing the Savior's
birth; Jesus, Himself, was
strengthened by the ministra-
tons of an angel in Geth-
semane; angels appeared to
the disciples after the resur-
rection; Peter was rescued by
an angel from the prison in
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THE EXALTATlON OF CHRIST OVER ANGELS
Hebreus 1:4-14 Lesson No. Memory Psalm
Prepared by Anton Dns, Ovevs
dquorters Zion.W Illinois Sd
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class is IS. These children are
very interested. I hope you
could supply us with a flannel
graph, stories, and pictures.
We have great interest in
these children because we
know that when they are prop
erly guided and taught they
will not depart from the
WAY.
"Best Wishes to you all, I
am,
BEAUTIFULLY yours in Him,
(Signed)
"Maximo O.. Industan."
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The first American made
rifles were manufactured in
Pennsylvania in 1884. Like the
ak and the pillow, the other
two tools with which this coun-
try was won, rifles were made
by local smiths out of local
iron.
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At the beginning of the 10Th
Century IA to 10 hours of work
a day were common for women
and children as we'll as men.