Open Heart Open Home Lydia and the first European Christian
The article examines Lydia the purple seller as Europe’s first Christian convert, highlighting her business acumen and hospitality. It argues Christianity’s appeal to both sexes, the role of women in early church support, and the lasting impact of hospitable, open homes on church life.
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Paul
Troas
Samothrace
Neapolis
ASIA
Luke
Europe
Mediterranean
Macedonia
Roman Empire
Lydia
America
the
Gideons
Christ
Galilee
Rome
Television Discovers Main Street TV Range Limits
A three part study describes FCC plans to open Ultra High Frequency bands for television, allowing nearly 2,000 new stations nationwide with 70 new UHF channels. Growth relies on private enterprise, licensing, and region-by-region expansion from VHF networks.
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Albuquerque
Seattle
Kansas City
Wichita
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Montreal
Los Angeles
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Main Street
U.S.A
FCC
National Broadcasting Company
United States
New York
Omaha
Neb
industralists
America
Federal Communications Commission
VHI
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
C.B. Hanson
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROS 1 WING 4 MINERAL SPRING 4 INK STAT 8
Wing 4. Mineral spring 4. Ink stat 8. Flat-top hill 10. Spill ove 41. Having 1 sickly appeara! (stang) Jd Unit of weight 14. Short, plaited skirt (Scot.) 45. Gold Heralar 16. Increase 18. Upward curving of a ship planking 19. Part of "to be!" 23. Affirmative vote 21. Greek letter 22. Title of Ethiopian ruler 24. Open space to a towr (It) 27. Man's nickname 28. Confict 29. Indefinite article 30. Moving part (Mech.) a2. Hungers a4, Jewish month 35. Minute skin opening 3M. Before 47. Modern 39 Jog 40 Fail to win 41 Manner of walking 2. Supreme ' Being 43 Fetish (Afr.) DOWN 1 Onward 2 Cut off as tree Lops 3 Near 4 Silvery food-fish Kind of fuel 6 Question T. Loose waist B. Anage 40 Tarnish 11 Coné-bear ing tree 12 Thirsty 14 Low islands 17 Manhandle 18 Total 21 Impression 23 Herd of whales 24 Walking Stick 25 Brightly colored bird 26 Beginning 28 Small skin excrescence 39 Vehicle 31 A son of Adam $2 Sharpened a5 3 razor 33 Weird $5 Dollar (Sp.) 38 A tooth on a gear 39 Flap 41 Depart
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Federal Communications Commission
knon
FCC
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Measuring Fat by Water Submersion
A method to measure solid fat uses water displacement. Fill a cup two-thirds with water, submerge fat until the water reaches the one cup mark, then pour off the water and remove the fat without sticking.
A Man’s Duty Turns to Trade for Jonas in a Storm
Jonas Stub bornly, hobbling from a storm, carves tiny sailing ships while Abbie frets at home. A curio-shop buyer, Mr Golstein, pays 9250 for the ships and hints at larger orders, prompting Jonas to rethink labor and family duty as winter nears.
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NCLE
JONAS
Timothy Donovan
Abbie
Timothy
Nicodemus
Mr. Golstein
Governor Receives Winning Entry From Prize Cook
Mrs Arthur Anderson wins the Governor's Award in a South Dakota State Fair cooking contest and receives six prize ribbons. She endorses Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast for lent meals and baking at home.
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Prize Cook
Arthur Anderson
Sigurd Anderson
South Dakota
Mrs. Anderson
Fleischmann
Madison
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