Lipscomb Lime Light and the Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 12, 1931 Page: 4 of 6
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LIPSCOMB LIME LIGHT AND FOLLETT TIMES, FdtLETT, TEXAS
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February l2th, 1931
How Much Do
You Know ?
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C|u««tioilN
I, How many times is Satan
mentioned in the Scriptures?
• 2. How long is the tunnei
Uirought the Continental Divide,''
3. Is there a time set by law
for the first session jit Congress
tu adjourn?
4. Who wrote "The Mill on the
Floss"?
5. How many ships did l,hi> pre-
sent treaty ■ perin.il Japan to add
to her navy'1
6. When did hr,i.-,l;ilion unuijisl
liquor traffic Uv.in '
7. Whe invented : t hr air brake?
8 What river run:, rip lull?
9. What wojniin in New York
voted before women were- -.Riven
the right?
10, Where was the first, street
railway in America operated?
II. At the International Live-
stock exposition at Chicago, who
was named the healthiest, bov
by the 4 H Clubs'1
12 What place was used as an
immigration depot before Ellis
Island was opened as,, such.
Answers
1 At least 11.1 time-'.
.Six miles
No, they ad'nun.; when t hey
e.et ready. • ...
4. George Elliot
f>. Twelve
0 In 1 (545 when Connecticut
prohibited the ,ale of lujuor t<>
Indians,
7 West ineliouse in 1800.
8. Mississippi due, to equatorial
bulge,- '
Susai.i- H, Anthony
1(1. New Vor!: : CV i y,.
11. Wm H Itod'nlu'Y'iU*)'. Miss
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it Castle fi.irde!; . Ni'W, Yolk
Intermediate B. Y. P. U.
Report' for February 15. 1931/
"The rt:hallange of Home Miss-
ion."
1 Program Material ••-■Mrs, Bar-
ton.
II The Challenge of the Forei-
gners Robert Gadberry.
ib) Scott Oneal.
Ill The Needs of the Negro—
Cleta Cope;
IV The Call of Cuba and
Canal Zone Alberta Winchester
V The Challenge of the Silent
Ralph Ives
VI. Our Soldiers, and Sailors,
Rob Linder.
VII. The Supreme Challenge
Leona Rritton.
Memory Verse; If ye love, me,
ye will keep my commandments.
r John 14-15
Everyone read the Daily Bible
Readings and know his' part on
the program. Reporter.
Methodist Church Notes
Two young ladies of a Dorcas
Society were making dresses for
poor children. When they haJ
finished the last one, one young
lady saidj "Just a few more mo-
ments." Then she got some ske-
ins of scarlet silk, a little ribbon
and a little lace. With these she
adorned one of the dresses made
for a little baby. Said she, "these
little stitches takes but a moment,
and I want the dress pretty for
some mothers baby," When the
dresses were given out, the orna-
mented little dress fell to the lot
of a baby of a hard-visaged wo-
man whom the pastor had failed
to influence. When she saw the
child with the pretty dress her
heart melted and she cried out,
"O to think of doing that for my
poor baby." I didn't think that
any one cared." The pastor was
near by, and with gentle voice
said. "God cares for you." Thru
the incident he succeeded in
leading the woman to Christ.
Was it all a mere chance? No,
God put it in to the mind and
heart of that girl to put on a
few fancy touched on that dress
to win the woman to Christ. Love
is, the greatest thing In the world.
Now. in our preparation for a re-
vival. the success or failure will
be determined by taking advan-
tage of the golden opportunities
or neglecting such opportunities
thus defeating onr purpose. Per-
sonal effort is the key. A little
time spent in reading the Bible
and a prayer that efforts may be
crowned with success.
Sunday has been designated,
"Family Di'iy " The father, mother
and children are requested to
sit together Special music consis-
ting of Duet. Solo and congrega-
tional music will be rendered.
The evening service will be evan-
gelistic.
D. W. Brashear, Pastor
Card of Thanks
We take this way of thanking
our many friends and neighbors
for their kindness and sympathy
to us during the death and
burial of'our darling daughter,
Virginia Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Crites and
family.
125 sheets typewriting paper 25c
Thanks
Tuesday afternoon while the
"devil" was having a heck of a
time trying to find some spare
time in which to take a nape
while the others encludlng the
office cat were hurrying to and
from the "forms" getting a line
up etc., the office towel become
so excited that it fell off its ac-
customed peg and jared the "ink
fountain" considerable and it
was all on account of our good
friend also an old reader of the
dope Mrs. G A. Dittus who
handed us the coin for another
year and who had so much
faith in Advertising in this sheet
that sljie Immediately Inserts an
ad that will be found elsewhere.
Thanks folks when you departed
everything resumed a more cheer-
ful attitude because of your visit.
Remodel and Repair
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Our stock of Building Material,
Wire and Post is complete and our Prices
are Low
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Courtesy - Quality • Servfce^rf
T/fiey Have no substitute
1931 completes aauarterof
a century in tfiePanfiandIe
$9? '■ *
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Iht Panhandle
Our rfim - 7o Help /
Harvy Waters, Manager
Try a Lime Light want ad.
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125 Sheets
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Typewriting Paper 25c
Big Clearing
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Is Still Going On
We are offering some HKAL HAKGAINSiii all kinds of MERCHAN-
DISE. We have a lot of &o<yl SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE that we
are selling l>eio>v cost in order to clean our STOCK lor tlie New Spring
Line. Come in and Look them Over.
Follett's Reliable Store
S. W. GRACE
Follett,
Texas
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Skaggs, Ethel J. Lipscomb Lime Light and the Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 12, 1931, newspaper, February 12, 1931; Follett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth389862/m1/4/?q=music: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Higgins Public Library.