The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 19, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 7, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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Wednesday, December 7, 1921
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these new novelty robes, in Blanket Robe, Silk
or Terry. These new models are beauties—
$17.50 to
$30.00
Sunshine Perfettoes and Clover
Leaf Sugar Wafers, regular
Two suites consisting of bedroom
and kitehen with all modern conven-
com pl is h a grater work in the field of
the junior college: for let it be under-
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unit in the whole system of education.
Keeping the age of many of the
institutions mentioned above in mind,
we make a few comparisons with our
own College of Marshall, also owned
and controlled by the Baptists of the
people who became prominent in the
business and professional world, "and
who looked with affection upon their
Alma Mater. It is popularly believed
that it takes years of history and tra-
dition to build a college, and the be-
lief is not without support, in fact.
But for some reason the schools men-
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Phosphate
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BELT BUCKLES
—Plain and Fancy Buckles in either gold
plated or silver— 75c to $3.00
' —Beautiful are these new dressing gowns.
Made of beautiful flowered silk—in dark pat-
terns—
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
SHINGLES AND FENCE POSTS ■
College of Marshall Makes .
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New Traveling Bags, Week-End
Bags and Traveling Sets—
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Grecian Currants, 2 pack-
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Sun-Maid Raisins, 2 pack-
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Dromedary Dates, 2 pack-
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Dark Brown and Pulverized
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PRESIDENT HUDSON IN INTERVIEW GIVES INTERESTING
INFORMATION REGARDING MARSHALL’S
COLLEGE
LEATHER BELTS
—Complete showing of Leather Belts in
new leathers— 50c to $2.00
MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs in plain linen or new Initial
patterns. Plain Linens 35c to 75c—
Initial 35c to 75c
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Dr. M. E. Hudson, president of the fast coming to the opinion that the
College of Marshall, in answer to junior college is the most important
General Nursing
Obsteteric Cases a Specialty
Mrs. J. Andrews
Phone 47
In new English weaves of plain or
ribbed. All colors and mixtures—
50c to $1.50
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tioned did not retain their standing equipment of the school is also above
as senior colleges and became junior grade, beihg the best that could be
colleges, perhaps because they could bought five years ago.
not provide the necessary funds for. The College of Marshall is now in
expansion and endowment needed by its fifth year. Some of the schools
the senior college, perhaps because used in this comparison are more than
they believed themselves abl to ac- fifty years of age, with all the pres-
at all and the universal certificate
is issued for face value from the date
accepted by you. If you want to get
back see me at once and I will give
you the rates you will have to pay.
JOHN B. CARTER,
Clerk Maple Camp No. 18, W. O. W.
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tional comfort and style to the last
day’s wear. Good shoes are an
economy—if you once wear a Hub
Shoe you will always wear them.
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THAT on ‘mine account.’ ” “I wil re-
control 119 schools of all grades, south.
twenty-six of these being full ac-1 The College of Marshall has more
1 ereditted Junior colleges of the same money invested in its plant, that is in
grade as the College of Marshall the buildings for teaching and hone-
Some of these junior colleges were | ing students, than twenty of the
formerly senior colleges, and for twenty-six junior colleges. Keep in
many years of history served the peo* mind the fact that quite a number of
ple with distinction and honor. Dur ■ these were senior colleges, with build-
ing these years they graduated mony ings and equipment provided for do-
able” as we read in verse II.
Rom. 7:14. “Sold under sin.”
Rom. 6:16, 17. “Servants of Sin.”
The worst SLAVERY in the world is
the slavery to SIN.
Third.
But Onesimus became “born anew,”
regenerated and thus became a "child
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tige and influence that such a long
life brings to a college. But the Col-
lege of Marshall enrolled more stu-
dents last year than sixteen of the
twenty-six, although it is only begin-
ning its career of usefulness. If we
confine the comparison to the other
i aptist junior colleges in Texas, the
youngest of which began its work
, eleven years ago and the oldtst twen-
I ty-seven years ago, we find that the
College of Marshall enrollment last
year exceeded two of these schools,
while one had seventeen more and
another two more students than were
enrolled here. This year the College
of Marshall has more students than
any of them.
The property valuation of the Col-
I lege of Marshall exceeds that of seven
’ of the senior colleges mentioned
above, while her enrollment exceeded
I that of twelve of them last year. It
'is often said that “we go away from
I home to earn the truth.” This may
not be applicable to any man or wom-
an in Marshall concerning the Col-
lege of Marshall, but certainly all of
. us are proud of the showing. made
by this Marshall institution, in which
all Marshall is interested.
: Taking this progress as the rule of
"measurement, what may we not ex-
■ pect in the way of attendance and
. growth in the college within the next
few years ? The field is almost un-
1 limited and there are no competitors;
the Baptists of Texas believe in the
college and will see to it that it does
noflack for funds to expand; and the
people of Marshall and surrounding
territory will continue to come to it
in increasing numbers until it will be
numbered among the great institu-
tions in Texas at no distant date.
Boost for it, tell about its growth,
and patronize it.
ing a high class of college work, and
that the College of Marshall was
built with the intention of doing jun-
ior college work only- Those who
had to do with the building of this
schod builded better than they knew,
perhaps, although they intended the
school to be the best possible. The
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preaching of the Word and the work
of the spirit. Onesimus had been
"Born again.”
James 1:18. “Of his own will BE-
GAT He us with the Word of Truth.”
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Ver. 10- "Whom I have BEGOT thing if
TEN in my bonds.” Through the, things?”
Large Can, 12 Ounces
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Bradley Sweaters
in all-wool materiais in either coat
or pull-over models. These are in (
all sizes. Prices are very mod- ‘
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$2.50 to $12.50
BEAUTIFUL SILK HOSE
—Our displays of Silk Hose are complete in plains or
fancys—greys, champagnes, cordovan, black and whites—
50c to $2.00
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ON HIM all our iniquities.”
Rom. 3:25. 26. “That He (God) !
might be JUST and the justifier of
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some questions asked him by The
Morning News regarding the stand-
ing of the institution as compared
with other Baptist schools, gave the
“ following interesting facts: -
The Baptists of the south own and
and broken OBLIGATIONS and his
BAD CONDUCT? Must all that just
be “waved aside”? Where is the JUS-
TICE in this? Ah, no, says Paul,
“Put THAT” where? “Put that ON
MINE ACCOUNT.” Just as Jesus
Christ “Paid” the penalty for OUR
SINS! and it was “PUT” on HIS AC-
COUNT.
Ver. 18. “If he hath WRONGED
thee or oweth thee OUGHT, PUT
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he had run away from his OWNER.
(Slavery was a recognized institution him which believeth in Jesus-”
of society in those days,—white Sixth.
slaves.) Just so is Onesimus a type Is this sometimes forgotten? Paul,
of the “natural man” who is “Sold gives his “I owe you” but he remind’ I
sin” and a “Runaway from God, Philemon of his "You owe me!” There |
nis “Owner” by creation. I is a pathos, too, in this wonderful let-1
Ver. 16- "A bondslave” as in theater of Christian courtesy. “Paul the
R. V. And even at that “Unprofit- aged.”—“such an one”he says of him-
self, and then if not all the letter, at
stances? No, but “Rejoice IN THE
LORD always.”
Second.
Onesimus was a “fugitive slace";
First.
The right “biblical” INTERPRE-
TATION of “circumstances,” and all
experiences in a believer’s life! Take
them “From God!”
Vers. 8, 9- Paul was a “Prisoner”;
of the Imperial Roman Government?
No, he did not SO INTEREST it; he
said “A prisoner of JESUS CHRIST.”
Matt. 11:27. “All thing are DE-
LIVERED unto me of my FATHER.”
4 Bradley Mufflers
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materials in plains or stripes.
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75c to $10.00
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John 18:11. “The cup which MY
FATHER hath given me, shall I not pay it."
drink it?” ’ IPeter 2:24. "Who His Ownself
Phil. 4:4. "Rejoice” in circum-bare our sins in His own body ON
if you have no appetite fr your
meals, something is wreng in your di-
gestive organs. Take a dose or two
of Prickly Ash Bitters, the medicine
for men. It cleanses the stomach, liver
and bowels, creates appetite, vigor,
and cheerfulness. Price $1.25 per bot-
tle.
Matthewson Drug Co., Special
Agents.
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Coffee has advanced 3c to 6e
per pound—we are selling:
Best grades at same old price—
-______________25c and 35c
(Ground fresh every day)
Sun-Kist Asparagus Tips,
50c size --------------40c
Spaghetti or Macaroni, three
packages for----------25c
New Evaporated Apricots,
per pound ____________30c
New New York Evaporated
Apples, 2 pounds for.___45c
Fresh oysters received each day.
A big supply of shelled pecans,
spices, extracts. lemon, citron
and orange peel—cheaper than
elsewhere.
His Apparel Needs Are To Be Found Here In a Most s.
Complete Display
least, this part “I, Paul, have written
with MINE OWN HAND, ‘ will repay
it.” Do we "sometimes” forget those '
“who have ministered to us spiritual;
things?”
Vers. 9 CMFWYP 5Ithef55.WthtA
ICor. 9:7-11. “If we have sown
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Isa 53:6. “And the Lord hath laid
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And Paul returns him to his OWN- than 6 months you have the right to j
ER, but not now “As a BOND- reinstatement by filing a good health
SLAVE. but "above” a bondslave, a (certificate from the doctor and ob-
BROTHER BELOVED.” And see in I taining a universal certificate for the
picture here, the wonderful Gospel amount you want,,paying the rate at
of the GRACE of God.—Paul adds your attained age. You can also ob-
"If thou count me, therefore, a ‘part-. tain the monument by paying the ]
ner” receive him AS MYSELF!” And rate therefor- This is a liberal sf ;
just so is the “saved sinner” received fer. You do not pay any back dues
bv God the Father—as THE SON,
HIMSELF.
Vers. 12-14, 18, 17. “A brother be-
loved.” "Receive him as Myself."
Eph. 1:6, 7. “Hath made us ‘ac-
cepted’ HOW? “In THE BELOVED.”
John 17:23- “And hast loved
THEM, AS Thou hast loved ME."
Fifth.
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