https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fed26b3341773bba62e90a142a0964e2.pdf d69a46853e69edfd8147152055ac5ece PDF Text Text ..., a.. __ • . .• \ ' \ ' • SI!RMONETI E '"!! Ji!m'llf• ' County aad ill Well tuowD here. - - -- - - - - _ _ Chrisilike living and non-conform· ity to the sinfullnt36 or tb~ wo rld. Here in the fate 'Oi Chrl1t, we flnd the perfect m.anifutaUon. of perfect, whole, pure, love of God. Cbrist u id, ''I am .the Ught of qf tbe kaowlfJdae- 'Of fbe clory of thE world; he that followeth me God in the race of-Je.aua Chriit." shall not w.a lk in darkness, but shall havl' the light of life ." What is back of Chris:t.m~? ~Y Paul rou nd his way out of da r k· all the lle)lted tree., the lifb, the neu and followed the light thai happy cblldren, the h~me-c:~np gave him endurance and peace of lbe older ones? Why do we that led to his eternal glory. close tbe stores, sehooll, flld fat· ThJ s light is so pure, brilli~tnl. 14ries. ease off the terrille prea. and gloriou~. that U should shine sure of our modern life, an(f under on all the lac~ of professed the spell of the tWiDiding ltib"t! Christians, S<l that the indifferent In the ·home 11nd eity explore- the people could discover tbe llsht kingdom of love, lild on, like tht! that gu1dc.s to eternal peace, joy .11hepberds -of old, by the sonp of and assurance. Many see the glory tho angels'!' Why does thifl seasoD of God m things; it should be seen ca.st a spell over us, until hatred on the facet of people to prow seems out of place and Ja outlaw- thc affect of God's glory. We are ed by the majority of the people, told that the universe ill the .set. and 1el£lsbneas is put aside and ting, tml human personality Js the kindllDe~ and love appear to be gem, .so God's gem.. should put the attltUde of the day! the brightness in the dark world. We are charmed by modern dis· So Chriatmas c:omu, 1114 with coveries and invent ions, but r tbe .aound of the carDIJ a mood think that the one thing that pol!l"e81e.s ua that toUchet tbt hlrd rea1Jy charmed the world was the tact.. o( life wltb a ; Dt\'" liJht; incident about 1930 years .ao. evan. the: humblest home bu a This event divided history · and aew splendor. But why aucb.. a 1~.hanged the minds, inotlves, and ehlldren that morniDJ and they uw the light or God's glory. Paul uld, "Seelav God shined In our peace and the I.Ve ~~ ts' Christmq remaiQ with you ll1ICI )'Om clear .... Jorevcr t~~d ever. ~~ HOME LAUNDRY CO. Middleport, Ohio etc. HumanHy- knows t~at al Christ· mas time an th.inas Btop, and thoughts go back to a scene In Bethl ehem, and brioa:s familie s e together to think about tendem~ and love, and not tbe thlop of the world that at times seem to be of primary lmport(1nce... We ~hould put spiritual thiDP'-lhead nf material values and feel -the war mth of human love, and get a dearer vision of what i8 Jeally precwus in life and the true meaning ol the scene at Bethlehem : "L.ty up not for yountelves treaslU'e.a upon earth, but lay up for yourselvees trcuurcs Jn .bea ven ." By the eoming of Christ humanity found God and wu given a vts ion uf thi! virtues of Ood which were to allow the world to feed upon the fountain of living water and "be holy as God is lloly." The radiance that is sUp· pose to glnw in th(! lives gf God'.s people cam~ by way of Jesus. J"nhn said, "There was light wttlch ltghteth every man." Jesu~ .said, "I am the light of the W(,'!.ld . Ye are the light of the world.'~ Our Christmas should be .~o real that we should go " beyqnd . Closed 6 AM to w , N 0 •1 - 0 - -ALL OF US •.•~· 1 1 To Aid:Solutioo -. • Ql lhla baDir ...r.iod to all ol our ' . cualomers cmd frl-.do om llno~ good withee for - ; , .. .. ~ •.3--Largest Power Plant In Ohio , il , CompletedAheadO£ , a,bl.oay~GJ~dr~F•wle<uof .. ',_ .lcpplll-. m.t·~·f· The .FARMERS BANK and. Savings Company Ho/IU Yule Party . ' home. . Surviv1D( afe two UD.I, Howard and Charlu of Columbus; thrte I. dauihtera, . )fary, ~H'UeJ ana Gntt· e,._ o( ~Jum.f»us; ·• Claught.er, GladYs or Ca1iComia; a &ister, Mr! Race Davia oi llutlanil and anoth· - Mrs: ADna y(t:id of .' . •' Con an<! fOMEBOY, 0~ . . Melllber ,Jedenl Relene Sywlem MIMil~ ,IQIRAL 'QIPQSJT IN.IIR'A:NCI the CdRP, for thl1 1ea1on of good will ond chHrt mSRRY CHRISTmAS I <'Mt~llll happlnm· , of ~'hrlstmas abide In your home and In your heart now and tltiGtlifl·. QUI 1111 cfa41omt 11o1~~ SmDn.~ YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DE"LER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I . '' r,. ' ' (. , .. . . .. ' <' .. ; Brightest Corner In ' ". "l John, Edi1on1 C. M., Jon• Fridoy ond Ernie BAKER FURNITURE ' !., \ Merry C liielstmas 7o Ail '. ,, J : ...,j " ,, ' Robinson's ' Laundry ' 1, ' ' Tri- Lustre Cleaners "·· . I ' .. Hilda, doatb. MOTOR SALES .R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. COunty Native Is Claimed By Death John IDe11a) Bickel, 74, a native ol M.elga: Colmty and a resident here until recent yem died Mon day mOm.ini: at hill Columbus KARR and VAN ' ZANDT: .·' c Ne\Y lWymry M~ Clue Is.Offetect· • Mr1. Ru..eU WU.on '. ·\ere$ wis\'\lt'\<3 , ' o\\ our 0 od 0 trier\ s ·gn\Jors 0e1 \.\ "er 0 \/e.r\t• ,,U.RUI • Opentioft ol Ute •idiJ al UaJt tllete l8" PebrUal')' 1916 Clifty Creek I 1,210.000 k-.,, .-orld .. Jar1est Eall Com; Slreel, Pomeroy Offlu Houn: 9 to 12, 1 1o S. (Ciooo al Nooa oa 'lban.) Tuttllday evening Mra. ftuaull WU.son entertllned at bfir boroe on , ~Sopth Ser::~md Aveaue ·wlth"f a , dlir.l11tmaa party a11d ,IJft, exchln1e fo11' the women who are employad at the Kroacr Marret . I. The bOste.n serv ed a dessert cuurse to Mrll. MHLard WJJ<Ier· Jhutb, Phyllil l!ibenba~b, · Katie Gutb, Mra. Roger Bishop, MrB. or. ville Well~, Mrs. Leonard Van. S.. No. 214 The Iargett eledrlc power pJaat in Obi~Kypr Cre<:!k Plant oo he Ohio Rivflr at Chahire-it: now :n [ull ()ptrltiOii. more than three 'TiontbA abead of ldled.ule. 0 P T 0 Ill! 1 R 18 T COMPTON 0 D • __ _ ...,.OJitOt 1 th~ ~~====:::=::=:=::::::-:-:::-:===:-"""-:.11 hearts, to Jive -t heglory lightof of kooWJedaa of the God in JeJUI' face." Yes, bact of tbe li&bta:, tree11, back of tbl atl.Un811& and peace, back of the mood of good will, ia the light on tbat babe'• face . ' God manifested himself to every erea.ture and the Infinite was buugbt down and ad1pte~ to man's capacity , Man neede'd .Orne thlag in order to hBve increaaed ., ' WAFFLE .I .. ... PM CHRISTMAS DAY Meter and Mrs. Fred Rosenb1~m. • I~ iu!~ve~o~u~l~al~l~~h~e~~~~l~n~t~he~J~-u~,t~tgh~e~f~or~m~o~f~tr~a~di~n~g~g~lf~t.~a~n~d I If one jour.ney11 far enough, he : will find with the ap01Ue Paul the reality of God's JIOry In Je. sua' face. God came near to hi..s mood? lessings ' • • Sate~rCloy,- Dec8fl'lbel"l.-f,J95S. ' t.ith, and thits incident showed W(lr)d at that time and todq as that in man '1 environment and well. Tflia IJtol'l' t. more mealll.nglife , there could be boli.aeu l..tl:d fui than all bW~;~ry, diJcoveriu. "THI RADIANT CHRIIT" • lly Row• . . _ 1- ,...... . -d~hter, 'll.istlall!ee ~;:Pt~~ Sulpture R<lff811ee: 2 Corlnto ,Wo,ol~ Auaun at Clovto, o thiai'J •=1-'l. r ..~o Vene 11-"For o~ Ttl•nkiiJYinf Qa)'. . Qo4. who commlnded thfl IJ..cltt, to abiDe out 4{ dark.Dea, batb ·•bioTb.'e' bride J1 a nal.ive of Mellpl ed t.n ~lll" bevtl, to a:lve the .U,bl meat' of l ' • MAIUIIAOI _!NNOU!fCID ... • . 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