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T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S
June, 1938
Memory Work for June “ Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right” (Eph. 6:1). “ Honor thy father and mother; which is the first commandment with promise” (Eph. 6 : 2 ) . “ In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths” (Prov. 3:6). “ Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven” (Matt. 5:16). “ Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you” (Jas. 4:8). “ Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for him” (Psa. 37:7). “ Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise” (Psa. 100:4). “ Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us” (Tit. 3:5). “ Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Tim . 2:15). “ Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart” (Psa. 37:4). “ And whatsoever, ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giv ing thanks to God and the Father by him” (Col." 3:17). “ Ye' are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you” (John 15:14). THIS SUMMER By M ILDRED ALLEN JEFFER Y “Now then we are ambassadors for Christ” (2 Cor. 5:20) Vacation days are coming And we may travel tar,
Clarksville, N. Y .: Harold Ames; Pauline Ap pleby; Gloria Barber; Minnie Gregory; Florence Grosbeck, and Etta Mae Wineberger (Myrtle B. Humphrey, teacher). Coeymans, N. Y .: Betty and Sarah Barber; Ruth Cook; Elizabeth Kolb; Betty Lehman; Dorothy Mudge; Minnie Seaburg; Eleanor and Lorraine Swartout (Myrtle B. Humphrey, teacher). Demlar, N. Y .: Ingmard Holmberg; Florence and Irma Secor, and Bobby Zukowski (Myrtle B. Humphrey, teacher). Eureka, Calif.: Mary Corsetti and Barbara Tabor (Mrs. Vernon L. Barnett, teacher). Gardner, Kans.: Betty Anderson (Mrs. Henry Young, teacher). Hollidaysburg, Pa.: Herbert Keller (Mrs. Ella Hickey, teacher). Hughson, Calif.: Junior Clinton; Pauline Phillips, and Marjorie York (Mrs. Alice A. Powell, leader). Johnstovm, Pa.: Lois Alberter; Frances Flaherty; Janet Givens; Jean and Selma Kaufman; Mary Lou Meagher; Cora Elizabeth and James Rich; Viola Williams; Jean A. Zajdel, and Agnes Zizan (Bertha L. Ball, teacher). Raymond Abraham; Arthur and Benjamin Arel lano; Lillian Audi; Charles Babcock; Clifford and Donald Callan; Junior and Matilda Paige; Joseph Ptruska; David Rolt; Joseph Simon; Eleanor Vala- stak, and Nichlos Varkonyi (Mary Alice Ross, teacher). David Allen; Jean Cameron; Dorothy Clemencie; John Hamer; Katherine Howard; Mary Jane Med ley; Cora May, Mary Ellen, Jack and Katherine Sanders; Dorothy, Emma and Margaret Sarver; Bobbie and Robert Sigg; Lorraine Swope, and Vivian Trusi. Ray Starr, teacher. Kihgsburg, Calif.: Marjorie Almgren; Helen Becker; Angeline Cedarvall; Jamie and John Dillon; Helen Fast; Delbert and Gilbert Flaming; Wesley Heinrichs; Henry Kruger; Lavonne Lager- strom; Wesley Molles; Johnnie Peters; Helen Peter son; Robert Reilly; Eldon and Ella Mae Rice; Charlene Rydelius; Edward. Sanders; Dorothy Siemens; Vivian Telles; Matilda Toeldo; Robert and Wesley Warkentin (Rosella Thiesen, teacher). Lenoir, N. C.: Henrietta Allen; Norman Barrier; Cornelia Bradshaw; Jennie Corley; Ella Mae Crump; Billy Haas; Margaret Hamley; Roy Clutts; Annie Mae Price; Kathryn Robbins; Annie Scott; Maxine Warren, and Gladys Watson (Mrs. B. B. Shankel, teacher). Lionelli, K y.: Ermal Elkins and Gladys Mul lins (Rose Lee Talley, teacher). Los Angeles, Calif.: Erma Bosch; Hayden and Homer Hiatt; Leon Leech; Wray Mikesell, and Geraldine Pries (Mrs. F. T. Browning, teacher). Philip Blarney and Jack Johnstone (James A. Winton, teacher). Namaimo, B. C., Can.: Thora Cochrane; Lorna Catterall; Elnora Dand; Gertrude and Marjorie Ganner; Audrey Morton, and Helen Roland (Anita Troop, leader). Newton, Iowa: Marjorie Adams; Wilma Bag- nall; Shirley Carlson; Helen Cramer; Eleanor Dray; Marion Grace; Julia Johnson; Darlene Richey; Barbara Starrett; Mary Martha Toedt; Mardell Wright, and Shirley Zeng (Mrs. Cecil C. Watson, teacher). Oklahoma City, Okla.: Erlene and Phillip Kid der; Carrie, Cora, Julia and Mrs. Martinez; An geline Munos; Beatrice and Lupe Quintero; Ruby Rodriquez; and Ramona Villarruel (Mrs. Pearl C. Jones, superintendent). Poulsbo, Wash.: Alice Beresford (Mrs. B. Schos- key, teacher). Rensselaer, N. Y .: Ramona and Richard Doran; Bobby, Mildred and Royal Herrington; Claude and Donald Jones, and Donald, Robert, and Wendell Wing (Myrtle B. Humphrey, teacher). Springville, N. Y .: “ Billy” John Walker (Mrs. W. H. Jessop, teacher). Twin Peaks, Calif.: Vera Merle Bryson. Walnut Grove, Pa.: Hope Beam; Roy Berkebile; Marion and Robert Callihan; Francis Easter- brook; Alice and Virginia Fleck; Elaine and Vir ginia Freeman; Anne Jean Graham; Dorothy Kime; Vernon Minelly; Olive Mock; Fern Reed; Elizabeth Rose; Ruth Starr; Dean Wilson; Alton, Donald and Virginia Yoder, and Marion Zack (Ray Starr, teacher). Ware Shoals, S. C .: Estelle Brown; Mary Cal vert; Mildred Culbertson; Frances Haynes; Doris Koon; Marie Ridgeway; Eula Mae Turner, and Margaret White (Virle Hengore, teacher). How lo Join the K. Y. B. Club T o becom e a m ember of the Know Your Bible Club, read through the Gospel according to John, using either you r own Bible or a Gospel of John which will be sent upon request. When the Gospel has been read, and a state ment to this effect, signed by parent or Sun d ay-school teacher, has been sent to the Editor of the Junior K ing's Business, a K. Y . B. C. pin will be mailed. Sunday-school classes or clubs desiring to order ten or m ore Gospels or pins may wish to share the cost o f these supplies, as the Lord directs: Gospels, postpaid, five cents each — in quantity, three cen ts; pins, without postage, tw o cents each. H owever, no one is to do without a Gospel o r pin because of lack of m oney. A ddress: Junior K ing's Busi ness, 558 South H ope St., Los Angeles, Calif.
to you until you first gave up the poor ones.” While Dorothy’s head still lay upon his shoulder in happy contentment, her father continued, “M y little daughter, God’s gifts are like the string of real pearls. He longs to place in the hands of us, His children, gifts that exceed thè preciousness of any riches or jewels, no matter how costly. But He cannot give us these heavenly riches because we cling to the cheap earthly ‘treas ures,’ our imitation ‘pearls.’ And all the while we keep saying that we love Him ! God’s gifts are better than anything the world has to offer. W e can always trust His love, dear Dorothy. W e need never hesitate to place in His hands our dearest treasure, for though He doesn’t always give us actual things in return, He gives joys that are the very best treasures.” So saying, Mr. Goode fastened the beau tiful pearls about Dorothy’s neck. And as he did so, he continued, “May these pearls always remind you of God’s best gifts, and may you never choose nor be contented with an imitation.” A smile of love and thanks and under standing brightened Dorothy's face. Her heart was so full that she could not speak. —'S elected . The Saviour o f Boys and Girls June is the month for Children’s Day. I am so glad that most Sunday-schools set aside a Sunday to honor the boys and girls. God’s Word has much to say about children, and many boys and girls are mentioned by name in God’s wonderful Book, the Bible. When our Lord Jesus was here upon earth, mothers brought' their children to Him that He might bless them. How lov ing and tender He was as He took them up in His arms! You can read all about this in Matthew 18:1-6, 10-14; 19:13-15; Mark 10:13-16, and Luke 18:15-17. I wish you would read Mark 10:14 aloud: “ Suf fer [allow ] the little children to come unto me.” What a gracious invitation the Lord Jesus gives children to come to Him! He wants you to come, boys and girls, and to receive Him as your own Saviour. You can do it now. “ Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be ' saved” (Acts 16:31). “ As many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name” (John 1:12). After you have received Him as your own Saviour, you will want to talk to Him often in prayer. God hears and answers the prayers of boys and girls when they ask according to His will and His knowl edge of what is best for them. Besides praying, you will need to read and to memorize God’s Word. In prayer we speak to God, but through His Word He speaks to us. In 2 Timofhy 3 :15 you can read about a boy named Timothy, to whom Paul said: “ From a child thou hast known the holy Scriptures.” Boys and girls who know the Lord Jesus should want to tell others about Him. Some have told their mothers and fathers about the Lord Jesus and thus have led them to accept Him as Saviour. Have you ever told any one about H im?—M. S. H.
But Juniors will remember To witness where we are. Vacation days pass swiftly And we shall make new friends, And speak to each of Jesus Before the summer ends.
Answers to April “ Jumbled Names”
1. Mary (Mk. 16:1). 2. Salome (Mk. 16:1). 3. Nicodemus (John 19:39). 4. Emmaus (Lk. 24:13). 5. Joseph (John 19:38). 6. Angel (Matt. 28:2). 7. Peter (Lk. 24:12). 8. Galilee (Matt. 28:7). 9. Sepulchre (Mk. 16:2, 3). 10. Joanna (Lk. 24:10).
New K. Y. B. C. Members The following have read through the Gospel ac cording to John and are now members of the Know Your Bible Club: Altoona, Pa.: Walter Alewine; Billy Brooks; Donald Heinbough; John Hess; Richard Kabella; James Kelly; Dean Kerns; Dorothy Love; Betty and Eleanore hlae Mackey; Jack Manges; Buddy Nearhoof; Richard Piper; Francis Stineman; George Wagner, and John Weston (Mrs. Ella Hickey,^teacher). Amelia, Nebr.: Clyde and Norma Jean Spike (Mrs. Inez White, teacher). Centerville, N. Y .: Earl Findlay and Hollister Richards (William Jessop, teacher).
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