Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 17

ANSWERS TO THE FOURTH 10 QUESTIONS spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of diseases.—Matt., 10.1 31. (a) He (Jesus) taught them as one having authority—Matthew 7.29. (b) Luke -49 (twenty-nine verses) are & summary of the fifth, sixth and seventh chapters of Mat- thew. given to the people when lesus and his disciples returned from the mountain, (c) The Healing of the leper, the healing of the Centurion's serviint, and the healing of Peter's Sife's mother.—Matthew 8.1-18. (d) Jesus said to him who had been &fney, (c) To develop courage, Jesus leper, Go thy way, shew thyself to|said to the twelve, Fear not them |Presentation of American flags to dhe priest, and affer the gift that|swhich kill the body * ¢ * but rath. thirty-elght troops by local chapters Moses commanded for a testmony |er fear him which is able to destroy |Of the Daughters of the American unto them.—Matthew 8.4, both soul and body im hell—Matt., | Revolution, which will be held at - s Tha.Cetitsiton Went Jewes | 1048: W) Jeaus: Dromised Memorial Continental Hall Saturday. | G, The Centurlon sent Jews | (Vo tneretare, shall confess me be- | SECTEWry of State Chatles &, Hughes o was siok and ready to'dle, | fore men, him will I confess bators Wl address che recipients, while sick a1 ¥ i e i smpson, president’ of the (b) ~ The messengers|my Father which s in hoaven.—Matt., {018, "5 PWES HISSEANY oF tHo s to go to the Centurion y, He loveth our nation. 39. Go not tiles, and into any city of the Samari- tans the lost sheep of the house of Israel. —Matt,, 10.5, 6. chapter of Matthew (forty-two verses) vividly portrays Jesus preparing the twelve for their first missionary jour- 40. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (c) Jesus said, He that loveth father or mother more than Me * * * und he that loveth son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me.—Matt., 10.37. (d) Jesus said, He that taketh not his cross and followeth after Me 1s not worthy of Me. att., 10.38. (a) Jesus sald to the twelve, into the way of the Gen- but go enten ye mnot: rather to Boy Scout News (b) The entire tenth The outstanding feature of Boy Scout activities this week will be the council will recelve the emblems in (a) The words of Jesus, Who- |behalf of the organization, GUARANTEED QUALITY AT The National Furniture Co. iath built us a synagogue |soever shall deny Me before men,| The flags are being given in rec- (c) The army officer {him will I also deny before my Fa- | ognition of tho services rendered by to meet Jesus saying | ther which is in heaven, are sufficient | Washington Scouts at the limltationd thyself 1 an 1 people thoughtful.—Matt., | of arms conference a year ago. A ou shouldest enter | Jesus realized that the |large delegation of Scouts will wit- ! T my hing of his righteous principles | ness the ceremony, and two Scouts If worthy to come unte would cause divisions in families | from each troop will be delegated to y in a word, and 1 and among friends.—Matt., 10.34, 35, recel ve healed—Luke . (d) Lukef states that on the gay after the heal- of the army officer's servant, restored to life the dead son of & widow in Nain—Luke 7.11-15. 33. (a) Luke 7.24-28 (five verses) are Christ’'s testimony concerning John, who, He declared was the zreatest of all the prophets. (b) Jesus said, Among those that are born am women there is not a ater pro et than John the Bap- tist: But he that is least in the F EE K dom of God is greater than He. —Luke S, (¢) Luke 36-50 (fif- PEn_ v es) relate the visit of sin- . ful Mary, who entered to wash the With every purchase feet of € while a guest at the i Pharisee’s table. (d) By entertain- smounting, ' to] $109: er ng Jesus, er's mother-in-law more we will give our tored to hewlth and others afte rd were blessed by her ministries. sether In at the befor i departed the (ay Je said holes, the S0 sus to the ser nd the birds of Mun hath - quieted the men mar- of man and the . (c) e fexes have ne have not w .20, wind and velled sa is this sea ol When ts the waves the nner en the winds latthew 8 the evil spirit into ple were alarmed part out of their (d) Elijah not “troubled t thou and thy father's that ye have forsaken the nandment of the Lord—I, Kings 18 sus sent the pe: A the sing said to Thy scribes man (b) The -ast given unbelicving murmured 0 (d) I 1King with' John disciples, Jesus said, Can ve ma the children of the bridecha fest wh bridegroom is when? come when e bric hall be taken away f€pm them, and then tney shall itg those d Matthew 9.15; Lu 6. (2) While Jesus was talking with the Pharisces 1 with the di- s@ples of John, a ruler in the syna- &ozue came, beseeching him to re- store life to his dead daughter's body. —-Matt,, 9.18; Luke, 349 (b) On the way to’ the ruler's house, an afflicted woman sald, If I may but touch his nt, I shall be made whole.— (c) When Jesus ored the house of death, he per- itted Peter, James and John, and the parents the child to with Hi the noisy mourners e | 9.23: Luke, 8. the child b ying, maid, arise, msel arose, and Luke, ' 9.34: 38. (a) After raising the child from the dead, Jesus commanded her as- tonished parents to give her some- thing to eat.—Luke, Mark, 5.42, 43. (D) When Jesus saw the people scattered and fain s sheep hav- ing no shepherd, He sald to His dis- ciples, the harvest truly is plenteous, but the laborers are few; pra therefore the Lord of the ha . that he will send forth laborers into the harves () he twelv led apostie were . 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The Washington Boy Scout Council has nearly reached its goal In the round-up campaign for new scouts that has been in progress since De- ing given by Mrs. Larz Anderson, who received the croix de guerre dur- ing the war, in memory of the only Washington 'Scout who lost his life in that conflict—Edward Theodors Comegys, of Troop 39. Scout Comegys was In the air service and was killed in action September 18, 1918. Miss Mabel Boardman will present & flag In memory of the unknown soldier buried at Arlington. Other flags will also be memorials. Troop 4% Drum and Bugle Corps Wil be present, and there will be other interesting features. Mrs. Frank A. Greenawalt is responsible for the sugmestion that District of Columbla chapters of the D. A. R. show the appreciation of the public service of the scouts, and her {nterest has carried it through to success. Mrs. Greenawalt will personally pre- sent a flag to one of the troops. The exercises will be held on the north portice of Memorial Continental Hall a 3 'elocl S ay’ ALrhig, O'clock Saturday' afternoom,| .yuer 1. Only thirty-five additional Troop 10 fionors Scoutmaster, |Scouts are needed to bring the regis- tration to the total of 25 per cent Troop 10 held a farewell banquet|increase asked by national headquar- last evening in their meeting room ters. Since December 1 there has at the Ninth Street Christlan Church | been a net gain In enrollment of 400 in honor of their scoutmaster, Albert |scouts, with an actual registration L. Bowman, who is returning to his|of 983 new boys. Thirty-elght troops former home in Quincy, Ill. Members | have obtained their quota of at least of the troop committee and parents 25 per cent Increase. of the scouts joine the troop Thirteen new troo Store Hours: 8 A.M.to 6 P. 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Region A, which includes all the troops in Division 1, and Region D, which in- cludes Divisions 6, 7 and 9, will each including Divisions 4 and 5, will hold scouts may participate In the events, 17 places ers ana | eligible to compete in the fi used in the intercity m tional events, Mor: for an | cjuded In the regional meets. Use of ing, that of Eagl dian | ing. gle and star. Reading, | Steward of Troop 5 - | Tyrrell of Troop 100. regional to deter- for the entire country. Eighty-four scouts opening session of th Training class, being h day ev of the Y. M. modore Wil American R call “The Whale,” addre on “The Kerchief In gave demonstration of ald carries and bandag troop in nners of A egion B, y active of both first and second and how to carry the un CREDIT—SERVICE—LOW PRICES AT The National Furniture Co. Big Value and Easy Credit—Always at THE NATIONAL Furniture Co. 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