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page six stouffville tribune thursday july 6th 1939 toronto- goodwood hold everything for good wood sports day august 7th- russell johnston has taken a position in sandford lloyd hockley is now work ing for the moore boys mrs charles lee visited toronto over the weekend sorry olive pipher has a bad attack of measles jfee-r- tf ie world of tomorrow today ilncludes f taxi to hotel assured hotel accommodation 2 admissions to fair grounds 9 sightseeing tour of fair grounds sightseeing tour of new york includes taxi to hotel assured hotel accommodation 2 admissions to fair grounds s0 sightseeing tour of fair i grounds sightseeing tour of new york 0 tour of nbc broadcasting studios or of nbc tele vision studios flncludes it taxi to hotel assured hotel accommodation 2 admissions to fair grounds wj sightseeing tour of fair fc grounds p5 sightseeing tour of new york tour of nbc broadcasting jh studios or of nbc tele- ffi vision studios j 3hour boat trip around manhattan island 25 includes fio taxi to hotel assured hotel accommodation j 3 admissions to fair grounds j sightseeing tour of fair ai grounds sightseeing tour of new york tour of nbc broadcasting studios or of nbc tele vision studios fe 3hour boat trip around manhattan island i evening tour of chinatown bowery and greenwich village rotes quoted ore for 2 in a roocil reservations must be made at least a week in advance descriptive folder and complete information at mansion house stouffville gray coach lines thank you mr kelly for the oil placed on the highway were now looking for the top dressing dr helen mckinley was a guest at the davey home island grove over the weekend tribune news reaches sun derland and valentyne thanks for your letters large gathering turned cut at hartman on july 2nd for decoration day mr and mrs arthur lee and daughter shirley of roches ter ny visited mr and mrs george lees home after a 7823 mile motor trip miss ann davey daughter of the scribe returned home on mon day stouffville lol and our 572 are rehearsing for the 12th best wishes to both lodges for a royal turn out our uxbridge friends mr and mrs rodman are expecting their sons e c of kirkland lake and ross of malartic que for a visit many happy returns to well ington smalley whose birthday came on june 27 everyone was at home including sons and daughters and grandchildren the early bird mr walter james sowed buckwheat from 4 am to 4 pm one day re cently hope he has a good harvest lang blueman wife and family mrs bert sharpe alf and mrs pugh art pugh and mr and mrs will pugh attend ed uxbridge decoration day service james and fred davey and sons of mr and mrs thos dav ey ottawa visited at the home of the correspondent on tues day last week the correspondent and his wife and family spent the holi day weekend at island grove lake simcoe to the officers of the good wood womens institute we ex tend best wishes for a good year of 19391940 mr cedric ottewell visited his mother at goodwood on saturday and his nephew doug holman will be with him during the summer in detroit miss pearl miss florence and miss beatrice davey while visit ing at stouffville called on their aunt and uncle in mount albert and their aunt mrs hill of newmarket our friends mr lloyd wagg and elmer rodman who is manual training teacher at kirkland lake will be attend ing summer courses at hamil ton we extend our best wishes to my friends rev bruce and mrs peglar rector at mount forrest who were married in the church of the redeemer on saturday june 17th mr peglar is well known in sunderland canning- ton and uxbridge miss olive ottewell attended the picnic of the stouffville old boys and girls at the turner home on wednesday mrs s ottewell has returned to good wood and her granddaughter miss nora holman will remain with her during the summer holidays pleased to hear that our friend george morganson after attending the pugh evans re union has decided to spend a day or so with his sister and brothers we understand the local pas tors rev mr ostrum and rev mr holmes are to be the speak ers at the goodwood cemetery decoration day services on sun day next birthday greetings to our friend headley hill of new market who celebrated on sun day july 2nd mr hill is nephew of the scribe results of another contest at roseville school for the scrap book containing views of their majesties visit children of 10 years and over doris rise- brough took first prize and grave stiner second prize birthday greeting to our friends john f stiner jean dowswell peter h davey mr walter cooper norman smalley kenneth stewart may wagg doris latcham arlin hood mrs geo todd alie tyndall mrs marvin rodman the glorious 12th will soon be here and well do we remember those days when we held the cords of the banner wearing the mortor board hats and tassells there was thos john and sam todd bert stewart adam dav is wm mcguckin thos glenn william todd and many more goodwood brass band always at the head of the parade goodwood cemetery decora tion day will be held sunday july 9th this is one day of the year when representatives of the families whose members have passed to their heavenly home will carry flowers to this sacred acre thus showing their respect for the departed ones this is a day when friends meet friends and it is the desire of the correspondent that fair weather will help to make the day a pleasant one friends from far and near will attend this service which is looked forward to each year campers and fy picnicers hot weather is here we can supply your needs for that weekend picnic paper plates 8 for 5c serviettes loc and 15c cups 12 for 10 jelly tumblers per dozen 60c zinc rings per dozen 23c rubber rings 5c parowax 2 pounds 25c fly swatters 5c and 10c fly spray 20c fly spray guns 15c and 20c stouffville 5c 100 store sunday school lesson golden text in all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths prov 36 the liessox as a whole jeroboam is a striking example of a man who came to the front through sheer native ability and faithful service but who in after years did not answer to the prom ise of his youth he proved himself unable to stand prosperity though he had triumphed over adversity in a remarkable way his early history may well excite our admiration and our emulation it should be an encouragement to aspiring youth but the story of his reign as ruler over the northern kingdom is sadly disappointing his name became a synonym for rebel lion against god of a most fla grant character over and over again we read in the records of the kings of israel of jeroboam the son of nebat who made israel to sin see i kings 1534 and many re lated passages even assl write the news has just come of the discovery of the tomb of shishak king of egypt with whom jeroboam sought an asylum from the vengeance of sol omon 1 kings 1140 thus the arehetologists ispade continues to attest the truth of the scripture records jeroboam officially introduced idolatry into the ten tribes by set- ling up golden calves for worship at dan and bethel 1 kings 122s30 in connection with this he estab lished a bogus priesthood copied after that of the aaronic lino but without any divine authority 1 kings ix 33 34 the historical setting we do not know just the year that the prophet ahijah informed jeroboam a young man whom solomon had made foreman over the workmen of the house of joseph who were rebuilding and repairing ancient cities at the kings com mand that he should one day be ruler over ten of the tribes he led a sedition in 973 b c and reigned until 915 bc see chaps 11 to 14 of 1 kings verso by verse 1 kings 1126 solomons ser vant jeroboam son of a widowed mother first comes to notice in the stouffville public school promotions june 1939 the following names are giv en in alphabetical order without consideration for merit or pro gress grade i to grade ii barry margaret boadway lome brander clayton clarkson phyllis holden erla hoover vernon keith audrey keith betty lehman helen lehman patricia lintner edna miller jean rusnell betty stouffer donna walker margaret walker donald ward june weldon lois winn alan grade ii to grade iii barry paul burkholder douglas cober eldon crumb cecil crumb claire crumb leslie forsythe donald freel lloyd goudie helen green donald king jack t lowly place of an artisan working for king solomon he was to turn in later years against his bene factor verse 27 the cause that he lifted up his hand against the king carefully the record traces out the steps that led to his becoming a re bel and an adversary against his sovereign he attracted solomons attention while engaged in repair ing millo in the outskirts of jeru salem and mount zion the city of david verse 28 a mighty man of valour he was industrious two things interested solomon in him and led to his advancement he was brave and he was active in service the wise ktng saw in jero boam just the man to be a director in his many projects for inrproving the condition of the cities of pale stine so he promoted him to over- seership on the ground of superior merit verse 29 ahijah the shilonite found him in the way we do not know much of ahijah though on a later occasion he was the nearer of heavy tidings to this same jero boam 14116 commanded by god he sought out the young man as he was out wearing a new robe how human the torch how graphic the picture how many a young man has gone happily forth to dis play a new suit verse 30 rent it in twelve pieces jeroboam undoubtedly was amazed and indignant when the prophet caught the new garment and ere its owner could interfere tore it into twelve parts it was a symbolic action verse 31 take thee ten pieces ahijah handed ten pieces back to jeroboam retaining two and then explained the reason for his strange and apparently ruthless behavior god himself as a judgment upon solomon for his wickedness de clared through his prophet that he would give ten tribes to own jero boams leadership though this was not to take place immediately hut it would come to pass after the kings death read vs 3236 verse 37 thou shalt reign according to all that thy soul desireth jeroboam was to be left free to follow the bent of his own will what an opportunity to glori fy god and rule righteously was thus thrust upon him i on the other hand how solemn his responsibility and how great his danger if he became lifted up with pride and actuated by selfwill verse 3s if thou wilt heark en encouraged by the promise of divine protection and an enduring house if he would honor god and walk in obedience to his revealed will there seemed every reason to hope that he would have a glorious reign and leave a faithful posterity to continue his work but his sub- seqent history shows that all such hopes were vain verse 39 i will afflict the seed of david but not for ever though solomons sins had brought down judgment upon the house of david calling for chastisement in measure as predicted in psalm s9- 2037 god could never forget his covenant that davids house should be established forever a promise fulfilled in christ 2 sam 71215 verse 40 solomon sought therefore to kill jeroboam evi dently the revelation of ahijah be came blazed abroad and solomon endeavored to thwart its fulfillment toy slaying his ambitious young overseer but the la- fled to the protection of shishak the robber- king of egypt and remained with him in safety until solomons death lewis connie lewis eileen lewis gary mckuen lois mckuen ruth murphy marion mustard graham oneil fay paisley earl sawyer jim sehell percy thorne carl thorne june wagg murray ward roy wideman grant castle jack wilson dorothy grade iii to grade iv anderson ross barry teddy black betty bridges harry crumb june forsytho alice forsythe gordon good audrey j jennings lloyd keith arthur lamb joane lehman noiman lintner roy miller betty mcdonald ernest i paisley erline paisley bruce sehell lome stouffer bert ward douglas warriner evelyn wideman carl grade iv to grade v barry kathleen black leonard burkholder phyllis 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