The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1932 Page: 4 of 4
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^ONS AND 11932 as a taly clerk at National Dem- ed nucleus for army for national de-
PLATFORM OP LOCAL j ocratic Conventions. iense, should it be needed.
CANDIDATE STATED Fovors resubmission and repeal of J Advocates adequate laws to provide
— . ' 18th Amendment and Volstead Act,'for conservation, propagation and pro-
„„ QUI of Kaymondville, Wil- find cnactmcnt 0f same, workable liq- tection of game and fish.
lacy Couny. Texas, Candidate for uw law3 which w;u promote temper- only candidate from south and
Congmsman-at-Large Place No. 2, anc0 pro(jllce revenue. south-west Texas, an area with pop-
is 48 JWI old, a native of Live Oak Fayors nl of Farm Marketing ulation of one million including the
Gonaty. Texas, lawyer, member of and abolishing of Fecleral Farm Lower Rio Grande Valley and Winter
Episcopal church, Masonic Lodge, Garden District, The nearest congress
Shrine, American Legion. Advocate collective, cooperative man to this section lives at Corpus
Director of College of Arts and In- mar along bnsincss Unos. Urges Christi in the 14th District, He has
dostries, Kingsville, Texas, and South rpduction of ^ fol. stimulation ot been Gamers political and personal
Texas Chamber of Commerce; Pres-,^ ^ ^ of dc5ts in rr;cnd for 30 years.
ident Willacy County Bar Assocxa-;. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -^ij, vote as a rcfjular Democrat
««; M UKor o, Kaymondvill. &1„;. all llml M, cl,s,lo„ u, C„-
and first county judge of Willacy, ^ beli(.vinK that th„v nevor haV(. ,,TCSS Will not revolutionize Govern-
County. Many years a peace officer. ^ novor wiU ,u ,se(lo thp i:uv of mental procedure at Washington, but
on Rio Grande border. Served uar
promises to make a hired hand for all
Texas, and is qualified for the place
proper u«e of small arms, both rii :e by training and experience. Posesscs
as Camp Intelligence Officer at Camp * wh!ch v,m vido a trni!1. lhe natural ability: to fill the job well.
/Travis, Texas. Saved in .1923 and
ing Worid War as Captain Infantry,
U. S. A. with 360 inf. 90 Division and
supply and demand.
Advocates teaching our youth !!:>•
of small arms, both rii'!
"rjqeralion
Expenses
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and for the delicious frozen desserts aftd s;i!.uis available throut; i its use, mod-
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to the eco.'Hvnues realized in this n
day is lost by throwing out uvhli
through tl'.c sale refrigeration o! b.i
buying larger si/es of Cant v. <1 g>
through the elimination o! food-,;,,,i
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the constant low tempt r:u:;*e r. • -•
foodstuffs is maintained mU
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chool Lesson
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Lesson for July 17
THE PASSOVER
LESSON TEXT—KxodliS 11:1-12:36.
GO Li) US TEXT Purge out therefor#
the olU leaven, that ye may be a new
hiinp. aa yc are unleavened. Por even
Christ our paBSOver in tjacriftced tor
Us,— 1 Coi'lJ'tliiaiiH t>:7.
PR 1 M.AKY TOPIC—Clod Savlnii 111"
reoi'ie.
JISNIOK TOPIC—The First Passover.
IXTilltMKUlATK AN' 1> SI.CNtoK TOP-
IC— A Memorial Feast.
TOPIC KUK VOUNC! P150P1.U AND
AOUiVrs—Leader, Liberator and Law-
giver.
I. The Passover Instituted (vv. 1--.'!).
1. The date (v. 'J). With the in-
stitutK.ni of the I'assovor eiuue h
change In the order of time. The
common year was rolling on as usual,
but with reference to Cbd's chosen
people, the order wits interrupted ant!
everything was made to date from
ttiis event. The time <>f one's salva-
tion Is the real tiesinniiig of time
and life for the otic redeemed.
2. The lamb set apart, (vv.
This liinih must be a male without
blemish, indicating that it must; be
both representative and perfect.
3. The lamb was killed by the whole
congregation (v. 0). This shows that
it was not fur the individual only,
but for the entire assembly. The set-
ting apart of the lamb was not suf-
ficient—It must be killed; for "wilIv-
out the shedding of blood there is no
remission of sins."
4. The blood of the slain lamb was
to be placed upon the sale posts and
lintels of the door (v. T). JVhon the
destroying angel went through the
lund he passed over the houses where
the door posts were sprinkled with
blood (v. 33). The blood on the
posts ami lintels was the ground of
peace.
f>. Israel feeding upon the lamb
(vv. 8-10). This d.'Holes fellowship.
Judgment preeeded roasting. The
lamb roasted signified the ncilon of
lire in God's judgment at I ho eross.
The bead, the legs, and pur:.-nanee
thereof show that in the •*«! •«.iw-
tlonary sacrifice the umlfrsLuHura
the walk, and all that poriain- tlioro
to lire Involved. This allows ihal ill*
ntonement of Jesus «'ln-lsi
bis obedience to law .as well as lit-
suffering In the stead of bis v n. Th-
eating of unleavened bread ^ie'tiilios
that no sin can enter Into foUowsldt-
with Christ, l.eaven signifies rorni"
tlon (1 Cor. ." :7, S). The Iniler licrti*
mtggest the bSitcrno-s of Christ's sir!
ferlngs. Ills sulTeriigs were no I
snnlcily physical, hut moral and spir
itunl.
0. They ate the passover ready foi
action (v.* 11). They wont forfli with
| a staff la band, sto.es on tlieir
I end with girded loins. The gird
Of the loins betokened soparaiion from
I Bin and preparation and readiness for
ecrvlce. The fact of heinc shod iudl
I Ctlted their Willingness and reaoiiie -
to march out of Kgvpt. I lie start ii
bnml Indicated their nature as j.ii
jrrlnts, leaning upon a support out
tide of thomsplves They were lo
leave behind them the piaee of deaih
nrui darkness and march to the prom,
teed land.
7. The unci renin el sed denied participa
tlon In the feast (vv I" IP) Circntc.
clslon Wils typieal f regeneration
The significance of ibe reunirei.'ienl i>.
that only those who Iki-.o me new
creatures by the power of the ero >
have u riahf to sit at the !1 ^
feast. Only the regenerated have f-i
lov,'s!iip with Chr -a
II. The S'gni'acance of the P#«s
over (vv. 2'f -SI
It was a memorial insliuitioti eait
!ng to mil i the deliverance of til
];:i ,rljtes from !•' * va i in hond
It'. The Awful Judgment (vv
CS. 30).
At midnight the Lord smoje nil the
dr-Cern In the lot I from the lirst
born of I'iiaraob flail ~;it on hit tlirone
unto t lie lirslborn . ! Me ::itlve tl'.a'
was In linndace, oven ibe firstborn of
the eallle. There wik death, tbnt nigl:
r.v home 1111 l igypr
ere the blood was not fotuid
;,r and awful cr> w<-nl tip fr - <
. K'-'V p'.ians Tie s Is ! >. - a I of :
day of C'rul's v.rulh w!i"n all
i not resiins toe!' tIn1 shedo
Mil. Idooil of I'lir sti.lll pee s'n,
IV. The Great Deliverance (v\
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Miss Mae Dolt Scroggina teavo#
MANS HEART STOPPED ftuiiday for Lubbock where bhe will
11V I5AD STOMACH GAS ca,e;. Xech.
\V. L. Adams bloated at> with gas *
after meals that his heart missed Orlando Mayfield was brought in
beats. Adlerika brought out all gas from the Mayfield ranch the first of
and now he eats :my thing and feels the week for medical attention. He
fine, Star Drug Store.1 is improved sufficiently to be return-
Mis. Flossie Stewart was called to;
Wostbrook more than a wo-J'r ago bo j
cause of the cur aceiionr of ncr bro'h-;
or, Clomrnons McCasland, who is now
able to be about some.
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od to the ranch.
Mrs. Frank Poorc loaves for Can-
week, taking a summer
yon this
course.
Vote for Judga William Pierson of
Hunt County, for re-election, Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court.
Ho is a conscientious and able judge
of our highest court and worthy of
your support.
Call J. C. GUEST for CASKETS.
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Guest, Margaret E. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1932, newspaper, July 14, 1932; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126754/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.