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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
5
Crucifixion and Grace in the Luke 23 Narrative
A Sunday School lesson summarizes Jesus crucified at The Skull with Pilate's hall and Jerusalem details, noting the seven words from the cross, the mockery by rulers and soldiers, and the penitent thief. It highlights forgiveness, grace, and the atoning death as central themes and cites verses from Luke 23 33 46 and Isaiah 53 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
God
Paradise
Pilate
Judgment Hall
Herod
Jerusalem
Calvary
Wall
Stephen
Charles L. Slatery
James S. Stone
Father
Jesus Christ
Rev
G. Campbell Morgan
D. D
Java Goes Modern Batavia
Java native architecture, once built on age old Oriental farms, is being modernized with new business and apartment buildings in Batavia, signaling a shift toward contemporary urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Batavia
Dalhart to Stage Summer Rodeo on June 19-20
The Dalhart Texan announces its annual summer round-up and rodeo sponsored by the Dalhart post of the American Legion. Cowboys will compete in rough riding contests wild steer riding roping calf roping and night shirt races across two days. Leonard Stroud and his company will direct the show with bands invited to revive the Old West in North Plains cattle country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Dalhart Texan
Dalhart Post
American Legion
Leonard Stroud
North Plains
Wellington Legion Carnival Draws Crowd on Courthouse Lawn
Despite threatening weather the Wellington carnival attracted strong attendance on the courthouse lawn Wednesday night. G Ward Moody led arrangements with C C Bishop Bob Holtzclaw Lee ONeil Marvin Somerville E W Jones Riley Danson and others assisting. The event cleared 49.13 to aid the American Legion and Auxiliary work with music by the Wellington Municipal Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
American Legion
G. Ward Moody
Moody
C. C. Bishop
Bob Holtzclaw
Lee O'Neil
Marvin Somerville
E. W. Jones
Riley
Higgins Hosts Perryton District Methodist Parley
Spearman delegates join Higgins and Canadian at Higgins Methodist Church for a one day zone meeting led by zone president Mrs. Garrett Allen. Lively talks on stewardship of personality were delivered while Higgins women provided music and luncheon. Delegates totaled 16 from Canadian 4 from Perryton and 40 from Higgins with visitors from Spearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearman
Perryton
North West Texas
Methodist Church
Higgins
Garrett Allen
Hyde
Sid Clark
Leo Davis
Shaw
R. W. Morton
Visiting Missionary Society
B. Hale
J. L. Davis
J. W. Ratekin
H. P. Baily
A. F. Barkeley
J. L. Hays
C. H. Ging
P. A. Lyon
Pierce Street Revival Draws Large Crowds
Rev. A F Johnson of Borger preaches daily at Pierce Street Baptist Church with extra chairs and Sunday School rooms opened to accommodate crowds. Singing is led by J L Blankenship and his wife from Dallas. Morning services start at 10 with 8 pm evening sermons. Johnson has many conversions in 16 years of ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
North Pierce Street
A. F. Johnson
Borger
A. J. Gross
J. L. Blankenship
Dallas
Your Baby and Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred argues that all foods except water nourish a child and warns mothers against constant nibbling between meals. She stresses spaced meals to prevent hunger signals fading and to maintain appetite, noting that even small snacks crowd daily rations and blunt growth.
Mother's view on feeding a hungry child
The text argues that giving a child too many fragments of food stifles appetite. It contends smaller meals deprive the stomach of rest and suppress hunger sensations, preventing the natural development of appetite.
Bodies of couple found in ruins near Carterville
In Carterville Illinois on June 5 the bodies of Marshall Richardson a 60 year old poultry raiser and his 32 year old wife were found in the burned remains of their home and poultry house. Police say they were apparently shot to death by robbers who set the buildings ablaze to hide the crime. Investigators suspect one or more of four convicts who escaped from Williamson County jail Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Ills
Marshall Richardson
Williamson County
Wounded Bank Bandit Recovers in Creek County Jail
Sapulpa Okla June 5 Tom Carver 40 wounded by a citizens posse that killed his brother Frank Carver 34 as they tried to flee after robbing the First State Bank of Mounds yesterday. Tom, in a jail cut, said he and Frank planned two bank holdups today. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Okla
Tom Carver
Citizens
Frank Carver
First State Bank of Mounds
Creek County
Tom
Willis Strange
Gruver Boy Scouts Visit Carlsbad Cavern
Seventeen Gruver Boy Scouts with scoutmaster F W Kephart Elmo McClellen and M Babbs traveled by school bus to Carlsbad Cavern. They left Gruver Wednesday at 7 am and returned Saturday evening after a four day trip that cost each scout three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruver
F. W. Kephart
Elmo McClellen
M. Babbs
Carlsbad Cavern
Carlsbad
Gruvver
Palo Duro Park Draws Visitors in One Day
Visitors from 39 Texas towns and 17 states registered at Palo Duro Canyon Park near Canyon in a single day. The record includes a 10 day old baby and a 95 year old man among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Park
Canyon
Texas
States
Palo Duro Canyon
Asphalt Plant Permit Sought by West Texas Construction
West Texas Construction Company filed an application to erect an asphalt plant at First Avenue and Johnson Street with an estimated plant cost of 3000 and additional machinery. The plan was among 12 filed with Frank French for planning board review, with only a few members present at Friday’s meeting. John S. McKnight chairs the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Johnson Street
West Texas Construction Company
Amarillo
Charles Settle
Frank French
Johns. McKnight
Gruver School Announces Faculty for 1931-32
The Gruver board of trustees names the 1931-32 faculty. Supt. F. W. Kephart serves as principal and coach, with Milton Poole, Mrs A R Bart, Miss Mary May Smith, Miss Willie Mae Bagwell, and Grace Willingham among teachers. H and Strain will lead band and orchestra. the school shows progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Strain
Lamesa Rabbit Thieves Strike Local Hares
Lamesa reports a rash of rabbit thefts in the past week with many good blooded rabbits taken from local enclosures. Officers have no clues to trace the thieves and residents await leads.
Misses and Girls Dresses From The News and Globe
Dress designs listed for misses in sizes 16 18 and 20 require 744 yards of 25 inch material for a tailored version. An illustrated version uses 3% yards of printed material and 4% yards of contrasting material for ruffles. Additional children sizes outlined with yardage and sleeve options. Orders to the News and Globe Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Brook Lucas
Howard
Jeanne
Mousseline de Sole
John H. Cable
Christ the
Wellington Legion
Pierce Street
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
OF New
Plough
Gruver Boy Scouts
Carlsbad Cave
Wm. Rogers
Cene
Bulova
Pole ST
First and
Johnson
Lamesa Rabbit Thieves
Jackson
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