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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY," NOVEMBER 29, 1937.
SCOTTISH COMPANY
PARADE SERVICE
Governor And Wife Attend Union Church
INSPIRING SERMON
A large congregation was present at the Hong Kong Union Church yesterday morning on the occasion of the annual Church parade service of the Scottish Company of the Hong Kong Volun- teer Defence Corps. The company, with their bagpipers in full regalia made an impressive sight is they marched from Head- quarters, up Garden Road and along Kennedy Road. There was a smart turnout under the command of Major H. R. Forsyth, Offfeer Commanding the Scottish Company.
His Excellency the Governor Str Geoffry Northcote, and. Lady Northcote, attended by Capt. S. H. Batty-Smith, A.D.O., His Excellency Major-General and Mrs. A. W. Bartholomew. Sir Athall Mas-, Gregor, Chieftain of St. Andrew's Society, and Lady MacGregor. Licut-Col. R. C. B. Anderson, M.C.. Commandant of the H.K.V.D.C.. Lieut-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, 'Mr. R. M. McLay. Mr. W. Kay. Pro- tessor W. Brown, Mr. T. S. Whyte Smith, and Mr. A. S. MacKlchan were among those present.
The service, at which the Band of the Seaforth Highlanders play- ed, was conducted by the Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow, who delivered an Inspiring sermon.
The preacher said in part:
My lext this morning is taken Irom the gospel of St. John. Jesus said. I came that they may have life, and have it overflowingly
Perhaps. the most cynical and bitter commentary that has ever been passed on the high idealism of that utterance is to be found in the writings of that brilliant Irishman, Oscar Wilde. Imagining
scene in the life of Jesus, Wilde reconstructs this grim little 'parable'.-Jesus came one day from a great white plain to a par- ple city. AS he passed through the first street, he heard voices overhead, and looking up, saw a young man lying drunk, on a win- dowsill. Jesus said to him. "Why do you thus waste your soul in drunkenness?" The young answered and said, "Lord, I was a leper, and you healed me. What else is there for me to do?"
man
A little further through town, Jesus came upon a young man who was following a harlot And Jesus said to him, "Why do you thus dissolve your soul in de- bauchery?" And the young man answered and said, "Lord, I was blind. and you gave me back my sight. What else can I do?"
ds. How frequently it occurs on his lips!
Life
Might I suggest that the best approach to the understanding of the meaning of the world. is to think of it as 'spiritual power'? the life which Jesus Christ came to impart.... Is that inward spiritual force. which feavens the whole nature of men and women, and Alls them with what Browning might describe as. "the wilddjoy of living." This was the whole purpose of Jesus' com- ing to earth, that he might impart is inward spiritual force, or life.
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Letters of administration to the estate of Ng Tsz-fung, merchant, late of No. 11, Possession Street, who died on October 25, 1933, have been granted to Ng Lo-sh!, concu- bine. The estate was sworn under $900..
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NOT IDLE WORDS. What a tremendous claim the words of Jesus make for his powers! And yet. the curious thing is, that we never doubt them. or consider them as Idle words. They do not fill us with the The Asia Commercial Co. (Par- same feeling of amused scep- cel). Rev. Paul E. Carlson (c/o C. ticism with which we read the ad-B. Carter, 'Parcel), F. Konig, Eduard vertisements of exponents of popu- lar psychology, who claim to be able to give us "personality, or radiant living." We accept this claim of Jesus without examination almost, because the whole of his te was the complete embodiment of the ideal he taught. I ever anyone had "life." in this sense of Inward spiritual power. It was him
m we call be carpenter of Nazareth. He was Master of the Art of Living.
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formation that from December 1 1937. all British subjects of non- spiritual power or force which he calls te? To tell completely Chinese race visiting Canton or would be can Impossibility, but to other places In South China Some extent, we can see how the should be in possession of valid thetruths he taught do make for a pårsports which have been vissed for travel in Chinese territory, or terene and confident living for those who test them in the fires of which have been endorsed to the experience. Firstly, he revealed | effect that the bearer 15 a resident the nature of God. Through him of Hong Kong. we know that there is one God, and one God only. Who has created the universe, and Who controls it com- pletely in wisdom and in love. Therefore no matter how much appearances seem to belle our hope, we still have calm confidence in Him. And looking back long course of human history, is this faith not justified, that God is over all, and in all? Impedi-clusive tee is charged. ments and hindrances to God's Endorsements are valid for one purposes there may have been, and year, and will be renewed free of still may be, but..God can afford charge. to be very patient, for He is eternal."
Jesus went on his way, and in the middle of the city he came upon an old man, crouching upon the ground and weeping bitterly." And when Jesus asked him why he wept, the old man answered and said, "Lord. I was dead, and you raised me unto life again. What can I do but weep?"
FUTURE AFFECTED Let" not the grimness of the parable's cynicism blind you to the true identity of, the people whom Wilde is describing! He is not necessarily imagining the future history of the blind, man, the leper. and the resurrected Lazarus only. He may be describing you. He may The one lesson be describing me. which Wilde's cynicism.does bring home to us is this, that Christ's coming is meant to make a differ ence between the old and the new. and that Christ's healing power does not stop at healing only, It must vastly affect the future of all
who have been made aware of it If thereafter. we continue to live our lives,
"Just as though Jesus had never
Uved,
"Just as though Jesus had never
aled."
on the
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Letters of administration to the estate, sworn under $100, of Ma Chee. (or Ch) Lung (or Loong) alias Ma Kin-pak allas Ma Yu allas Ma Kin-wick, compradore. late of No. 5. Ming Young Terrace, who died on September 26, 1936, have been graned to Ma Yu-shi, nee Yu Yuk, widow.'
A petition by Mak Wing, general broker, for grant of letters of ad- ministration to the estate. swor under $2.000, of Ho Sze-foon allas Ho Ping, widow, date of No. 115 Tam Kung Road, who died on sep- tember 20. 1973, has been granted:
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
The following passengers left on Saturday by the P. and M Ranchi for London via ports:-
Mr. J. H. Anderson. Mrs. H. V. Ardy and Infant, Mrs. F. A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Arns, Mr. E. G. D. Ann's, Mr. D. T. Assomull, Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield. Miss D. Bertrand, Mr. S. J. Bradsell, Mr. K. Begdon Mrs. J. E Badeley and child. Mr., J. Colman, Mr. Camp- bell. P.O./R. 3. Cooking, Mrs. Cammlade and two children, Mr. C. H. Chung, Mr. C. Chen, Mr. N. Y. Chia, Mr. T. C. Chan, Mr. and | Mrs. R. W. Dave. M'ss Dave, Mr. G. C. Deasal Mr. and Mrs. Dax- C. bury. Mr. H. Danels. Mr. G. Dudley Ldg. Tel. N. J. Draivsy, Mr. Day. Mr. Drewry, Mr. Edmonstone, Mr. Edwards, Mrs. French, Mr. S. P. Feng, Mr. Fraser, Mrs. E. J. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grace. L'eut. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Grigor, Mrs. and Miss Garnock, Messrs. D. and J. Garnock Mrs. C. D. Gold- man, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gregory, Miss I. G. Gairdner, Ldg. Tel. A W. Gilmore, Dr. Hans Luther, Captain R H C. Hargraves, Mr. and Mrs. Hari Ram, Master Hari Ram. Mr. Gifford Hull, Major G. B. M. Hutchinson, Mr. L. R. Home, Ldg. Tel. P. C. Harrington, Mr. Hooper. Mr. D. Isherwood, Dr. Stanley Jones. Mr. Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. 0. James and two Infants, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. V. Kennedy. Mr. V. K. Khatanhar, Mr. G. Kilpatrick, Lt.-Cdr. M. V. Keogh, Mr. J. W. Lowe, Miss Leringhan, Mr. H. C. Lee, Mr. R. L. Leach, Mr. J. K. "Louie, Mr. C. F. Lan Mr. 3. W. Mackay, Miss J. McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Mehra. Mr. and Mrs, K. C. Mehra and children, Captain N. L. McLeod, Mr. W. S. McMinn, Mr. Maclaren, Mrs. C. F. Mathews, Mr. C. P. Mak, Mr. T. 6. Ma, Mr. McKernon, Mr. D. M. Mitchell Pol, Sgt. W. J. Neill, Mrs. H. J. G Noble and children. Surg. Cupt. and Mrs. J. A. O'Flynn with child, infant and Питье (Miss Allen), Mr. N. F.. O'Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prentis and child,
It is this belief in the eternal and unchangeable nature of God. Who rules the world in wisdom and in love; Who is the same yesterday, to-day and forever, which is one of the foundations League (Prison Branch) are hold-Tel/L. P. O. Phillips, C.ERA./A. C. which anyone must have who
ing an Xmas mahjongg drive in Pryke, Mr N. S. Patel Mr. J. T. would face life in quietness and
the Officers' Recreation Rooms, Parke, Mt. T: F. C. Peters, Rev. H condence. Without such a bellef,
Stanley, on December 1 at 3.15 faith or hope can be no more than
p.m. The bus leaves Blake Pier at moods of the moment.
2.30 p.m.
To this knowledge of God, Jesus added the revelation of a God Who cares for each one of us, as though each one were His only one. Not ven the wrongs and sins whereby we wound His love for us can cast us off from His affection. The
doubtful and the penitent need only read the parable of the pro- digal son to understand that! .
A MYSTERY how can we hope to escape the There is a mystery about this damnation of Hell"? May this spirit of Christ's presence that grim little parable of Wilde's dwells with men, which cannot be remain in your memory to be explained in words. An illustra- abimulus to occasional self-tion may serve the purpose better. examination!.
Not so very many years ago, the cotton crop in Egypt began to fall. and an expert in botany was sent out from the home country to find
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LIFE
I think I know most of the ob- fections which can be made against belief in God, or against Christian- ity. In fact, like most padres, I probably know them a good deal better than the average person who makes use of them. So per- haps already I can guess at an objection, or at least a question which might be put forward con- cerning thisa aying of Jesus which we are using as our text." "I am come that they might have life, and have it more abundantly." Bomeone may well ask, what do you mean, or rather, what did Jesus mean, when he spoke of "life"?-
In this one word, perhaps more tharf in any other, might be sum- med up the whole purpose of
L. Puebla, Dr. T. V. L. Rao, Miss E. Robertson. Mr. Ramdas. Mr. H. E. Steed, Mrs. G. L. M. Salter, Dr. R. B. Sagvelye, Mrs. N. V. Scott, Mr. Stone. Mr. A. A. Thanawalla,
A bridge and mahjongg drive will be held by the Women's League of Health and Beauty at Mr. J. Thompson, Mr. Trattles, Mr Kowloon Cricket Club on Decem-
Turner, Mr. H. Taylor, Mr. B, V. ber 7 when the prizes will be pre- Utamchandani. Mr. S. Valeram, Tickets $1. Proceeds are in aid of sented by Mrs. R.A.D, Forrest.
the Violet Feel Health Centre and local demonstration purposes of
the League.
Mrs. H. C. B. Way. Mr. W. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wales and child. Marine/R. West, Pol. Sgt. E C. White. Miss L. Wood, Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. S. K Wong. Mrs. S. A bridge and mahjongg drive Walen; Mr. F. A. Williams, Mr. will be held in Bt. Andrew's Wyatt, Mr. K. S. Yan. Mr. Yuen Church Hall on December 3 (Fri- Chot day) at 3 p.m., to raise funds to
enable the 2nd Kowloon (Diocesan Girl's School) Girl Guide Com-
Fany to rebuild their headquarters which was destroyed by the recent typhoon Admission is $1.
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