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4 the stoufrymi townf thursday awe 28 1935 1 jehosjiapha righteous leactersfhp illustrated sunday school lesson i i i scripture n cbraalcles 1thx by alfred 3 bsd 3 king ajm ditd ard hn son jehoihaphat i reigned la judah the lord wis with him and established the kingdom in his hand all judah brought presents to jehoshaphat and he had great riches rd honors in the third year of his reign king jehoshaphat sent princes to teach in the cities of judah they went throughout all the cities of judah having the book of the law of jehovah with them and they taught among the people king ahab of israel asked jehoshaphat to join him in attacking syria the two consulted 400 prophets and all said to fight maeajah was called and he told them that disaster would follow if uiey attacked when the moabites and ammonites in vaded judafy jehoshaphat gathered hii people in jerusalem to ask gods help the lord ambushed fhe enemy and judah returned to praise the lord memory verse ii chronicles 1911 he solbtn test jehoshaphats judah righteous leadership these ho taught hii people to trust with in cod and lie true to him scripture uid the first thing he did ac cording to chronicles 11 was to strengthen judah against is rael the northern kingdom which consisted of the 10 tribes missionaries them the book ofthe saw of the lord undoubtedly the chronicles 1720 first rive books of the od test- by xcwman campbell anient which we call the pen- jehoshaphat son of asa tateuehc they taught the peo- came to the throne of judah pit so that the fear o the lord after the death of his father in fell upon a the kingdoms of s70 bc when he was 35 years the lands about judah so that they made no war against je- justified carried hovah and approved of je- david and ought not unto baalim but sought to the lord god of his father and walked in his commandments and not after the doings of israel is rael was still worshipping false gods so jehoshaphats kingdom hoshaphat jehoshaphat aio built cas tles and cities and organized a great army so large that some historians have doubted that little judah could raise so many mighty men of valor as fine a man as this king was he made one grave mis take he allowed king ahab of 1tael to persuade him to join in warring on syria ahab wanted to regain some of the lands that had been taken from him by the syrians jehosha phat had gone to visit ahab for the first time although ap- jehoshaphat reading the lau deal courageously and the lord shall b with the good fl chronicles lll people brought gifts to him and he had riches and honor he took away the high places and groves out of judah then to bring his people individually to the lord he instituted a re vival sending out princes am ong them benhail obadiah zcchariah xethanel and mich- aiah to teach in the cities of his proximately 80 years had pass ed since the division of the kingdom that the rulers had any official communication with each other jehoshaphat suggested that they consult the prophets to discover if they would have the lords approval for thus war ahab called 100 prophets and all said that the war was jehoshaphat was not satisfied and asked if thhey did not have one prophet of the lord whom they could consult ahab said there was one mi- caiah but healways foretold evil for ahab and the king hated him they sent for him however and he being warned to agree with ahab at firs- agreed with the 100 the king was not satis fied and told the prophet that he wanted him to tell the truth then micaiah told of his visions of the lord who told him that ahab should certain ly not war with syria and if he did it would be a disaster ahab was so enraged with the prophecy that he had the prophet imprisoned as he was taken away micaiah said to ahab if thou certainly return in peace then hath not the lord spoken by me ahab was evidently frighten ed by micaiahs words so much so that he did what few if any rulers would disguised himself and persuaded jehoshaphat to wear his clothing the syrian ruler commanded his soldiers to kill no one but ahab and at first they were deceived into thinking jehoshaphat was he and they pursued him find- isg fce tra the wtos teas they desisted a syrian archer however took what we might call a pot shot with his bow and the arrow pierced ahabs armor wounding him mortaly jehoshaphat returned to je rusalem in peace and was chi- ced by hanari the seer for tak ing par n this war he had offended the lord satd the seer however jehovah found good things in the king imply ing that he would overlook his transgression if the lesson were not so long we would like to com ment at length on the kings appointment of judges and his wise counsel to them this pas sage from 2 chronicles 193- 11 should be studied earnest ly by the older pupils especial ly there is much wisdom and instruction in them mow we come to the last dra matic incident in the lesson the invasion of judah by the moabites and ammonites je hoshaphat gathered his peo pe together all judah with their little ones their wives and their children at jerusa lem and prayed fervently to the lord to help them to the prophet jahazie came the spirit of the lrd sav ing that judah need not be afraid they need not fight 3 the salvation of the lord with you 0 judah the king bow ed his head to the ground and all his people did likewise and worshipped early next morn ing they went forth into the wilderness to meet the enemy jehoshaphat consulted with his people and then appointed singers who would sing of the beauty of holiness and praise the lord for his goodness the singers went out before the army and began to sing the lord caused the inhabitants of seir to ambush the moabites and ammonites and they were utterly destroyed so that from the watchtower judah could see nothing but bodies of the dead then indeed did judah praise the lord pouring into jerusa lem with psalteries and harps and trumpets to thank him for his mercies polished buggies continued from page 21 raised on the chtppawa indian reserve and was accustomed to running with other horses when driven double or rid den with other horses he led the parade but when driven or ridden single he was the la ziest critter in seven counties he could even fake lameness to gain sympathy and special consideration when in the pasture field except ivhen he had his head over the gate wanting to get out he would be at the far end tto avoid being caught and put to work one morning when father reeded him he anticipated dexters runaway trick he opened the pasture gate then went on through the woods to visit a neighbor when he returned sure en ough dexter was standing by the open gate the horse see ing father had no halter al lowed him to come up and catch him by the mane between the ears father decided to mount him for the halfmile ride to the barn expecting him to walk along lazily as usual instead with a kick and a snort ho headed for home at a speed father never dreamed possible horse paid heavily for runaway ride as dexter raced under trees around turns through the bash father had to hang on to his mane for dear life dexter never slackened his pace until he reached the stable door where father slid off rather shaken father sold dexter soon af terwards later he fell into bad hands whn we expressed sympathy for him father un bendingly replied it serves him right had he behaved himself he could still be here while there was a great deal of heavy slugging in daily work then all work and no play would never do especially in maple syrup making time a taffy pull or two in the neigh borhood provided plenty of ex citement albeit it was not the same kind as driving a spiritied horse it called for a degree of skill and was really fun pro voking and could be nearly as romantic as buggy riding the tally was made by boil ing syrup down to the proper consistency then placed in pans to cool the procedure at a pull was for the participants to pair off usually a young man and his lady friend of the evening be coming partners the young man would remove his coat roll up his sleeves and the young lady bare her arms for the fray each would be supplied with a bit of butter with which to cover their hands and wrists to keep the taffy from adhering to them a lump of tally the size of ones fist or larger of a con- 3x3 am for best results shipyour cream to stouflfvillc creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers for immediate rentals sfouiiviile creamery co to have our truck call phone ls6w young scottish farmers visiting this province four scottish young farm ers two girls and two boys will be arriving in the prov ince of ontario on monday april isth during their three months stay in the province they will have an opportunity to learn something of ontarios agricultural methods they will also have a chance to get acquainted with many of our ontario junior farmers this annual exchange visit is sponsored by the junior far mers assn of ontario and the ontario department of agri culture the names and ad dresses of the delegation are as follows mary g martin kirklands kirkoswald ayrshire helen xeilson east bracken- ridge strathaven lanarkshire robert s watson downieken kingennie by dundee robert leslie new kendal inverurie robert leslie will be visiting this county from tuesday ap ril 17th until sunday may 1st during his stay robert will be entertained at the homes of rill and ted lamb port perry rr 1 and ron werry osh- awa rr 2 while in the coun ty he will have an opportunity to visit a number of farms and sistency nearly hard but not firmly et was handed each couple to pull the process was for one to take hold of each side of the lump pull it out into a sort of rope a couple of feet long then double it to gether again and repeat the process of pulling and doub ling until the mass stiffened hardened and crystallized and in the process became white and clear and took on an en tirely different flavor than the original taffy it was a competition to pro duce the clearest whitest pro duct finally made into a twist about a foot or more in length and nearly an inch in diameter to take part in some of the ju nior farmer activities robert along with his two brothers and father runs a 160 acre farm not far from inver urie the main source of in come on the farm is from com mercial beef and sheep a small poultry flock is also kept he has been an active member of the inverurie young farmers club for several years and has taken an active part in public speaking and live stock judg ing competitions ches today it is 15 16 in 1950 estimated needs in van couver were for 12 new chur ches today it is for 25 26 in addition to the metro politan areas new causes are beginning and claiming atten tion all across canada in new foundland a new commun ity at gander bay in the gas- pe at murdockville in quebec at seven islands knobb lake and chibougamau in ontario at atikokan manitowadge red lake and lake superior industrials in manitoba at united church is showing great growth an amazing growth of chur ches across canada is reported by the committee on church extension of the board of home missions of the united church of canada rev m c macdonald dd who has been national direc tor of the church extensidn campaign for s2500ogo an nounced today that a total of 2s5o0o0 has been laised to date and iso churches and church halls have been built across canada nearly so manses have also been built plans call for building in 1953 and 1956 of another 120 to 125 churches and church halls another 50 manses are required by the end of 1956 dr macdonald stated the official church exten sion campaign terminates on december 31 of this year additional extension money will be required for the fol lowing needs dr macdonald said in 1950 estimated needs in toronto were for 22 25 new churches today it is 5s 60 in 1950 estimated needs in winni peg were for s 10 new chur- lynn lake in saskatchewan at uranium city and gunner gold in alberta at hay river and drayton valley in bc at kitimat and whitehorse private automobile ownership has risen phenomenally during the last ten years with 155 million more cars on the road in 1953 than in 1911 approxi mately twothirds of all ameri can households own at least one car and 8 percent own two or more 2 crosscut saws antique 2 cream cans commode box auction sale valuable house and lot household furniture etc property belonging to estate of mrs margaret dickinson corner albert and no 7 hwy in the village of markham sat apr 30 round quebec heater 2 large rocking chairs settee suite settee gasoline cook stove bug sprayer jacket heater 2 radiators quantity w pipe 20galon water tank fuller brush cottage shower set swede saw charcoal iron card table day bed mantel electric radio ice cream freezer 2 chests of drawers drop leaf table antique cupboard 3burner electric stove range cable fuse box simplicity electric washer new motor piano gerrardheintzman couch quilting frames pictures picture frames single burner oven ironing board 2 wash stands small table kitchen table 2 steel beds one 54 one 48 stepladdcr 6 ft brass bed gramophone and records incubator auto stocking knitter machine numerous other articles the real estate is nicely sit uated on corner of no high way and albert street in the village of markham approxi mately 263 ft frontage on al bert street and 55 or co ft on no 7 highway a good depth on both there is a good 5- room dwelling on the property with town water and hydro this properly is good large enough for 2 or 3 building lots and will be sold subject to a reserve bid terms 10 percent of the purchase price to be paid cash on day of sale bal ance in 30 days when posses sion will be given for further particulars apply to auction eers or john dickinson mark- ham ont executor of the es tate sale at 130 terms on furniture c3h no reerve ijmf smith clerk k c prentice auctioneer markham onl phone sib millikcn po tbonc aa3m87 sanitary contractor septic tanks pumped 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