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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 23, 1939, p. 6

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page six the tribune stouffville ont thursday feb 23rd 1939 toronto- goodwood h w davey 8 stanton ave on friday and saturday feb 17 and 18 our friend miss hunt er is changing her office at 15 toronto street to another floor of the same building said to be much more suitable calling at 15 toronto street as usual the elevator operator at the front door will direct and take you to miss hunters office good news at last we hear our good friend mr rae sr is down at his old stand toronto flash news items are mailed in toronto sunday afternoons arriving at the tribune office monday morning ready for the first run of the weekly paper happenings and news after this time appear in the next week following roseville district is noted for pork production mr walter james shipped an enormous sow to town on wednesday last it took seven men to load it on the sleigh some piggie mrs fred haigh who has been laid up with a severe cold is very much better mr haigh is still interested in stouffville news the new riverdale ywca building was formerly opened on saturday afternoon by the lieut governor hon albert matthews this new building is on the north side of gerrard street opposite hastings ave quite near the riverdale united church of which rev george coulter is pastor birthday greetings to our friend bert harper who cele brated his birthday friday february 17 our friend vaughan blue- man held his weekly sunday service at the jail sunday after noon to an overflowing audience on friday night 17th vaughan was booked for bolton united church to address the young people we hear our friend rev mr meek preached at the queen street east presbyterian church on sunday last this church is well known to the correspondent and is in his home district the fishing at lake simcoe is 0 o o i o d o 0 o ioexoe bread for every taste our wide variety of wholesome nourish ing bread is sold at our store or from our wagons the choice of bread includes sandwich wheat raisin whole- pototo and milk stouffville bakery not xoe o 0 o o d j clean rest rooms willard that dependable battery check yours today boadways service station phone 265 stouffville coal and feeds place your order today so that you will not be disappointed on that truly good reading coal dealer for national concentrate and natural minerals poultry feeds cod liver oil salt all other animal foods s w hastings stouffville phone 169 l help your farmers by using more butter its cheap and farmers should ship their cream to us for best results stouffville creamery good according to reports from keswick island grove sutton and belle ewart hydro power was off in our home on thursday night last the cause was trouble at the power station of course we were well supplied with the old coal oil lamps once more during the evening dinner naturally our thoughts went back years ago when at home in goodwood in those days it was our job to rush the can down to storreys or chapmans store for coal oil yes siree those were the days we well remembered pleased to hear the library at goodwood is to be helped along by an entertainment whereby good reading may be served to our friends sorry to hear our friend george wallace of siloam had a bad fall on the ice he was un conscious which caused some anxiety but is now recovering mr wheeler bacons funeral was held on tuesday last volunteer helpers dug out the 4th concession from roseville to sandford church school closed for the afternoon miss dorothy johnston held a party for her girl friends on wednesday afternoon last at roseville one of the whalen horses died last week cheer up only 45 more days till easter mrs j collie visited the davey home wednesday last on the occasion of fifty years of married life our friends mr and mrs john turner the cor respondent and friends would ask them to accept our best wishes for still more years of happiness mr alex brown visited stouffville on thursday last sorry to learn of charles watsons decision to resign his position on the park board toronto readers enjoy read ing the news items of the 2nd line the flu certainly has hit toronto hard these days es pecially in manufacturing plants the company which the scribe is engaged with had seventeen employees off at one time some of these were ill from four days to two weeks very pleased to hear from our friend miss viola todd who is with the t eaton co also to know that her sister is feeling much better since her illness and operation for removal of tonsils the auction sale and classi fied adv columns were read with much interest by toronto readers in the last week issue of the tribune sunday school lesson carload of western horses were shipped into wentworth county last week and sold at around 100 a head todays fashion u woollen in deep golden yellow by vera winston yellow in all its tones is to be a very important color in the new season clothes now being shown- for late winter wear fav or the lovely deep yellow shades this model is of diagonal weave woollen in a deep golden yellow the brown persian lamb trim ming on the collar and the pock ets offers a striking contrast in color another important trend the detail in front includes an encrusted band which terminat es in a yoke at back the vshap ed pockets give the effect of slipping through this band s lesson for february 26 peter in samaria golden text come ye buy i and eat yea come buy wine and milk without money and without price isa 551 the lesson as a whole the onrolling tide of bless ing has progressed exactly as outlined by the lord himself the message was to be pro claimed first in jerusalem then judea and next samaria later it must go out to the gentiles even unto the uttermost parts of the earth it was philip the deacon not philip the apostle who first carried the glad evan gel of the grace of god to the despised samaritan people among whom however our lord had ministered on various occa sions in the days of his flesh this had undoubtedly been the means of preparing many of the samaritans to give heed to philips ministry he was used in a singularly mighty way for as he preached christ the people with one accord gave heed un to those things which he spoke miraculous works of power attested the oral proclamation and the result was that many believed and were baptized by philip however the pentecostal gift of the spirit was not granted to these samaritan converts im mediately they came of a schismatic group who were in tensely jealous of their own claims to being the chosen people as were the jews to the south of them they must learn definitely that salvation is of the jews as our lord had de clared john 422 so they had to wait until the apostles came from jerusalem ere they were baptized into the one body of christ the historical setting all is in perfect order here in less than a year after the beginning of the new dispensa tion the gospel was carried to samaria it was probably in a d 34 that philip went among them to be followed shortly by peter and john verse by verse verse 14 they sent unto them peter and john there had been a great scattering abroad of the young converts but the twelve remained in jer usalem when tidings came of the blessing that god granted in response to philips ministry in samaria they deputed peter and john to go and investigate and confirm the disciples verse 15 prayed for them that they might receive the holy ghost recognizing the work to be of god they showed their fellowship with philip by en treating the lord to give the holy spirit to these samaritan believers as he had already done to those of israel verse 16 as yet he was fallen upon none of them they were saved through believing in the lord jesus and they were baptized in his name that is by his direction or authority matt 2819 but they were not baptized by the spirit into the body which although not yet definitely named as such was formed on pentecost icor 1212 13 verse 17 they received the holy ghost the gift was given upon the imposition of the apos tles hands who thus ratified formally the work of philip and expressed their fellowship with the samaritan believers grace had thus bridged a vast gulf verse 18 simon offered them money here was one who though baptized was but a false professor believing the story told by philip he had not surrendered himself to christ he would obtain spiritual pow er if possible to use it for per sonal enrichment and aggrand izement verse 19 give me this power simon knew neither the lord jesus nor the holy spirit he thought of the latter as an influence or power which might be purchased and used to his own advantage verse 20 thy money perish with thee peter repelled with indignation the suggestion that the gift of god could be pur chased with money he would not allow the thought of gain to intrude into the manifestation of the grace of god so far as he was concerned verse 21 thy heart is not right simon was an unregen- erate wicked man covetous and irreverent who delighted in attracting attention to himself and his supposed miraculous powers verse 22 repent pray peter exhorts simon to take drastic measures he pleads with him to judge himself to face his sin and seek god in sincerity that he may be for given verse 23 in the gall of bitterness and in the bond of iniquity corrupt and vile a slave to selfishness and un righteousness simon well de served the stern rebuke verse 24 pray ye to the lord for me there is no evl dence of repentance no sign of sincerity even in his petition he does not pray for himself he would have peter do it for him and then not for forgive ness of his iniquities but that he might be spared the divine in dignation which he so richly merited verse 25 when they had testified and preached peter and john joined philip in the good work of evangelizing thus showing how heartily they fel lowshipped with him and how fully they endorsed the work that had begun later they re turned to jerusalem carrying the news of the conversion of many in samaria the heart of the lesson t outstanding lesson of the present passage is the absolute necessity of reality in the things of god mere religious pro fession or intellectual accept ance of the historical facts of christianity if divorced from repentance and true faith in christ himself will never pro duce the new life many there are who sup posing that gain is godliness that is that gods blessing is manifested by outward pros perity go on in their sins pos ing as christians when they have never been born again to face ones sins in the presence of god and to turn to the risen saviour in trustful confidence means far more than to make a lip profession and submit to baptism god desires truth in the inward parts psa 516 he must have reality he will not bestow his grace upon the unre pentant professor who is walk ing in pride and selfwill it is rather a reflection on the canadian people that they spend onethird as much for cigarettes every year as they spend for education they spend twothirds as much for liquor as they- spend to educate two and a half million children the expenditure on both these items shows a steady increase year after year round trip bargain fares march 3 and 4 from stouffville to lindsay and peterboro to guelph kitchener stratford goderich kincardine southampton owen sound and all intermediate points beyond guelph to niagara falls buffalo london sarnia chatham all intermediate points beyond hamilton to barrie north bay meaford collingwood penetang midland to sudbury longlac gerldton beardmore march 4th to toronto and hamilton fare tickets return limits information from agents attraction toronto saturday march 4th national hockey league chicago black hawks vs toronto maple leafs canadian national ad no t57k business directory medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county dental neil c smith ljsjdji office over bank ol commerce office hours 9 to 12 coon and 130 to 634 pm phone office phone resident 1001 1015 claremone every tuesday office over wilkinsons store phone claremont 1401 e s barker lds dd8 honor graduate of royal collegt of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grublns block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday friday 9 to 12 am insurance see h o klinck obrien aver for your insurance needo in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines thomas birkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england phone stouffville 25902 a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co -also- automobile and fire stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of markham in stouffville every wednesday at brathwaltes hardware phone 9601 residence phone 3514 office phono 3160 arthur w s greer barrister solicitor notary public o king street east oshawa ontario resident partner branch office wc pollardkc port perry ont uxbrldge ontario phone 264 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