The Madill Record (Madill, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1933 Page: 3 of 8
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TEOCTRSDAT OCTOBER 12 1933
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UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
CqINDAY
JCHOOL Liessori
-acHooL Lesson
(By REV P B FITZWATER D D blettl
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Institute of Chicago)
C 1233 Wool Pro Newmpaper Union
Lesson for October 15
SAUL IN ANTIC3CH
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LESSON TEXT—Acts I1:19-30
GOLDEN TEXT--For I am riot
ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for
It is the power of God unto salvation
to every one that belleveth to the
Jew first and also to the Greek Ito
' mans I:16
PRIMARY TOPIC—Jesus' Friends
Sharing With Others
JUNIOR TOPIC—Earning a Name
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
IC—Sharing the Gospel With Other
Races
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP-
IC—Racial Problems and Their Solu
tion
When God was about to launch the
missionary enterprise among the Gen-
tiles he arranged for a new religious
center Antioch was admirably adapt-
ed for such a center It was a great
commercial center wit'' communica-
tion between the east and west Thi-
population was a mixed one The up-
per classes were mainly Greeks and
used the Greek language The govern-
ment officials were Romans and used
the Latin tongue while the Masses
were Syrians Sprinkled among them
were Jews who had come for commer-
cial purposes Travelers from all
parts of the world were in evidence
I A Religious Awakening at Anti-
och (vv 19-21)
1 The occasion (v 19) The per-
secution at Jerusalem scattered the
disciples abroad This God permitted
In order to separate them from the
home people at Jerusalem
2 The preachers (v 19) The
isvere not officially appointed mission
aries but ordinary men and women
They were filled with the yearning dp-1
sire for lost souls and witnessed of
the Lord Jesus in the power of thc
holy Ghost Wherever the disciples
of the Lord really yearn after lost
souls and witness of him In utter de-
pendence upon the Holy Spirit thcre
will be conversions
3 To whom they preached (vv
19 20)
a Some went among Jews only
with the gospel message These had
not yet come to see that the gospel
:purpose was wider than to Include
only Jews
b Some preached to the Grecians
also These were from Africa an I
Cyprus They were of a more liberal
apirit perhaps because they were re-
moved from a Jewish center The
success of their preaching was so great
that news of It reached the: mother
church' at Jerusalem
II Barnabas Sent to Inspect the
Work at Antioch (vv 22-24)
L The work done by Barnabas (v
23) He gladly endorsed the work and
earnestly exhorted them to continue
steadfastly in the faith clinging unto
the Lord
2 The character 9f Barnabas (v
24) He was a good man It is high-
ly important in sending a man to fol
low up a spiritual work that his char-
acter be good He must not only he
of unblemished character but of broad
sympathy—capable of entering into
the full appreciation of things about
him tie was also full of the Holy
Spirit Only a spirit-filled man can
appreciate the workings of God
III Barnabas Brings Saul (vv 25
26)
The work grew to such an extent
that help was needed Barnabas had
the good judgment to seek Saul for
this important work Saul was a more
Important man than Barnabas It is
the d'Aty of Christian leaders to seek
out men who are qualified for the
Lord's work and bring them (rum
their obscurity to the strategic places
In the Lord's vineyard There are
many men in obscurity whose bringing
forth requires a Barnabas
IV The Disciples First Called
Christians at Antioch (v 26)
They were not called Christians in
' derision as is so often asserted It
was in consequence of the teaching
ministry of Saul and Barnabas that
they were called Christians In all
Saul's teaching he showed the unique
relation which the Christian sustains
to Christ
V The Church at Antioch Sends
Relief to Jerusalem (vv 27-30)
The Holy Spirit through Agabus re-
vealed that a great dearth should pre-
veil throughout the world This came
to pass In the days of Claudius Caesar
Every man according to his ability
-determined to send relief to flip
brethren which dwelt in Judea They
made up money for the saints in J
rusalem and sent It by the hands of I
Barnabas and Saul This act not only
proved the genuineness of the work at
Antioch but it manifested the fact that
the Jews and Gentiles are one in
Christ and that therefore there should
be no division among them It sv!‘-
a case of Gentile Christians minister-
lug to the Jews
God Is Able
Jehovah the loving God distlyetly
promises to answer the prayers of his
children Ile that gave parents a lovo
for their children will lie not limen
the cries of his own sons and dattgli
tars? He has wonders In store for
them
A Sunny Face
Wear a sunny face It is your priv
liege It has the quality of mercy It
Is twice blessed It blesses Its pos-
sessor and all who come under Its
heti I gn influence
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Epworth League Program
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The following program will be given
at the Methodist church Sunday night
by the Epworth league:
Subject: God the Father
Leader—Helen Aldridge
Song—"Love Divine AU Love Ex-
celling" Prayer
How We Think of God—Mrs O L
Willis
One Who Protects—Lola Murr
One Who Has a Personal Interest
in Us—LeRoy Ritchey
One Who Forgives—Helen Aidridge
Some Other Facts:
John 3: 6-21—Lois Haynie
John 10: 14-30—Elizabeth Set lift
John 14—Matt le Moss
Matt 5:43-48—Ruth Gardner s
Mrs Overton Mutz of Wichita Falls
Texas visited here last week with her
parents Mr and Mrs Frank Dowdy
Mrs Stella Hawkins and children
have concluded a visit in Hochitown
with Mr and Mrs Wilson Batiste and
returned home
Mrs Henrietta Noeltubby of Okemah
is visiting Mr and Mrs J E McCoride
and C P Haggard and family
Mrs B B Steele spent the week-
end in Durant with her mother Mrs
W A Click
Burris Evans of Madill has been em-
ployed remodeling the home of Mrs
Phetta Nowlin
Frank Massey transacted business in
Dallas Wednesday
Mrs Walter Setliff was in Madill
shopping Friday
Mrs J E Click is visiting in Fort
Worth this week with her son Al Click
and family
Mrs B B Steele and Miss Ben Alma
Massey were in Ardmore Thursday
shopping
Mr and Mrs Jim Dowdy and son
James Clark spent Sunday in Mari-
etta with relatives
Miss Lucille Herrin concluded a
week's visit with friends in Durant
and returned home Sunday
Miss Rosa Belle Henry of Woodville
spent the week-end with Mrs J M
Newton
Mr and Mrs Montle Blake ley were
Denison visitors Saturday
Misses Jo and Eileen Haggard and
Lara Hoggard spent the week-end with
their father C P Hoggard and
family
Shay
Oct 9
There were quite a number of folks
of this community attended the bap-
tizing at Kingston Monday afternoon
Mrs Ellis Morgan and Mrs Lewis
Towns ley were among those who were
baptized The folks also attended the
evening services
Sid Willis of Kingston was a busi-
ness visitor in this community Thurs-
day Charles Name visited Bert Adkins
Monday
Mrs Mae Clement and little son
Milford spent this week with her bro-
ther Ellis Morgan and Mrs Morgan
Miss Juanita Goff of Brownsville
spent Sunday with relatives in this
community
Mr and Mrs Walter Adkins and lit-
tle daughter Jehsie spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs
Ray Clement
There was quite a crowd of folks
present for the wedding hire Sunday
at 12 o'clock of Miss Linnie Purnell of
this place and T B Bearden of Enos
Rev L L Little of Kingston per-
formed the ceremony
J S Weldon and son Homer made
a business trip to Durant Saturday
Ralph Morgan was the dinner guest
of his grandmother Mrs J P Mor-
gan Sunday
Mrs Cane Thompson spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs Bert Adkins
Miss Myrtle Weldon and George
Thompson were the guests of Mr and
Mrs R E Morgan
Ethem Morgan was a business visi-
tor at the home of Bert Adkins Sun-
day afternoon
Missses Glenn's Mathus and Doyle
Stevens were the guests of Misses
Oleta and Claudie Purnell Sunday
Mr and Mrs Luther Hamlett were
shopping in Madill Saturday
Juanita Thompson spent Thursday
night with her grandparents Mr and
Mrs Jess Thompon
Mr and Mrs Walter Adkins spent
Sunday night with Mr and Mrs E E
Morgan
Aylesworth
Oct 8
Mr and Mrs Bill Davis and son
Jack of Muskogee spent the week-end
with Mr and Mrs Jim Rose of this
community
Mrs Bernice Scott of Mead visited
with friends of this community Thurs-
day evening
Mr and Mrs Hub Parker of Durant
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs O H
Young and family
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wynn of Ma-
dill were visiting relatives here Sun-
day Mrs Clayborne Bennett and family
Mrs E L Redman and children at-
tended the funeral of their mother
Mrs Bennett of Lawrenceburg Tenn
Sunday
The Bokchito basketball team de-
feated Aylesworth team by two points
Saturday night Two extra sessions
were played -
Clarence Davis of Durant was in this
community Sunday
Bris Cantrell Ernest Fry George
Denton and W M Denton of this
community made a business trip to
Amarillo Tex this week
Miss Nadine Faulk of Cliff spent
Sunday with friends of this com-
munity Miss Marie Payne of Timber Hill
spent Saturday night with Miss Itha
Young
Mr and Mrs Jack Darrow were
shopping in MadM Saturday'
Lark
Oct 9
In Memoriam
Mrs Susie HaM0113 departed this life
October 6 after a lingering illness
She leaves a husband and seven chil-
dren t-) mourn her loss
A faithful wife and a loving mother
and a friend to all is at rest
Mrs Hamons was one of the old set-
tlers of this place and was known over
the greater part of Marshall county
and everyone that knew her young and
old loved her Among the many prais-
es that can be said of her she was a
good neighbor
Little Coisetta Mae McDonald died
October 3 after a short illness She
was one year old
Our Saviour said "Suffer the little
children to come unto me" and Heaven
Is populated with - such Rose buds as
these - -
Opal Ruth and Madge Lenore Ethel
Littleton and Dale Allen spent Sunday
with Mrs Jack Young
Mr and Mrs Curtis Clayborne
Idabel spent a few days with her par-
ents Mr and Mrs Littleton
Jake Young and son Buck spent
Sunday with his brother Claud Young
and family
Grantham
Oct 9
Rev Walters of Durant will preach
here Saturday night and Sunday and
reorganize the Baptist church at
Grantham
Mr and Mrs Johnson Qf Wilson
Okla were the Monday night guests
of Mr and Mrs L T Powell
Ted Edgar of Sulphur Okla spent
the week-end with home folks
Mr and Mrs Henry Farmer visited
Mr and Mrs O N Farmer of Bow lin
Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis visited Mr
and Mrs Arvil Brown of Kin lock Sun-
day Andrew Wheeler of Madill visited
Ethan Emory Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frank Black of Bow lin
attended church here Saturday night
and Sunday
C C Thornton of Oklahoma City
called to see W J Haddock on busi-
ness Friday
Miss Lhmie Rainwaters was an Ard-
more visitor Saturday afternoon
Mrs G O Black visited Mrs Emma
Mayo of Timber Hill Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Virgil Bonner visited
the formees mother and sister Mrs
L K Lockhart and Mrs Mida Bre ash-
ers of Madill Wednesday
Mrs A F Lewis visited Mrs Jim
Porterfield Wednesday
Tom Gaylor of Madill was in this
community Tuesday
Mrs Alvia Miller and children are 1
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A
P Bales of Willis 1
Cedar Hill
Oct 10
Miss Viola Blackwell and C J Lay-
mand were visiting Mr and Mrs El-
liott Eubank Sunday
Myrtle Miller and Clarance Reece
of Russett were visiting Annie Eu-
bank Sunday
Odis Yow and Ben Rawson were vis-
iting in this community Sunday
Mrs Prank Hudgins was visiting
Mrs Annie Eubank Sunday night
Mr and Mrs Roy Pryor were visit-
ing Mr and Mrs Ernest Eubank Sun-
day Eeana Kell was visiting friends In
this community Sunday
Mr and Mrs Paul Cordell have mov-
ed to Gladewater Tex
TITE MADILL (0k1a) RECORD
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Mrs Claud Chesnut and daughter
Billie Charlene of Wilson spent the
weeke-nd with her sister Mrs Bill
Hoggard and other relatives -
Mrs Harvey McDonald of Wilson is
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J E
Click
Mr and Mrs T E Brown of Sher-
man visited relatives and friends here
last week-end
Mr and Mrs Claud Maxey of Ma-
dill spent Sunday with Mrs Rhetta
Nowlin and Mr and Mrs M W Gad-
die W H Brown has ended a two weeks'
visit in Sherman with his son T E1
Brown and family
1 Mr awl Mr3 Jirl Buck visited rel-
atives in Sherman Tex Thursday
Mr and Mrs Morgan Walker and
Mr and Mrs Sam Pardue of Boswell
Okla visited friends and attended
church here Sunday
Miss Lucille Lasiter of Durant was
here this week visiting friends and
relatives
Mrs A E Findley and children were
shopping in Madill Saturday
Mr and Mrs Frank Dowdy bought
the Alvin Teague home and moved
there last week
A number of people from Willis
Shay Lark and Woodville attended
church Sunday at the Church of
Christ'
Mrs Christine Potter who was em-
ployed ir Madill the past two weeks
returned home Saturday
Dudley Rea of Los Angeles Cali-
fornia visited here Monday with his
brother R A Rea and family
Miss Ella Jones of Sapulpa is visit-
ing here this week with Mr and Mrs
G T Herrin
Miss Edwina Rea Miss Elizabeth
Parks and Dr Billingsby of Pauls Val-
ley spent Sunday afternoon with the
former's parents Mr and Mrs R A
Rea
Mrs Isaac Gentis and Miss Frankle
Bays were in Wapanucka Friday visit-
ing relatives and friends
Dick Parrish of Purnell was a King-
ston visitor Friday
Mr and Mrs R M Massey were
Denison visitors Saturday
Miss LaTrelle Coulter returned to
Willis Monday to resume her school
work after a two months' vacation
Mrs Harry Lawrence and Mrs Kirt-
ley of Madill spent Thursday with the
former' mother Mrs R A Rea
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Pate, Herbert J. The Madill Record (Madill, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1933, newspaper, October 12, 1933; Madill, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2138374/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.