Sunday School Lesson Unity or Lack of Church Problem
A Sunday school analysis of the early church dispute over faith versus circumcision in Acts 15 and Galatians 2. The lesson traces two groups, Jerusalem authorities and Antioch Gentiles, debating salvation by faith alone. It notes the Jerusalem conference, Paul and Barnabas testimonies, James’s conclusion, and the unity achieved under the Holy Spirit.
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Arthur L. Jordan
Jesus Christ
Antioch
Jerusalem
Stephen
Paul
Barnabas
Peter
James
Syria
Cilicia
Silas
Thumb Sucking Seen As Menace To Children Across Town
Evanston February report cites Northwestern University dental expert Dr. George W Teuscher stating thumb sucking may damage teeth and jaws. Study of 989 children shows most who sucked thumbs or fingers suffered ill effects. few escaped. He notes many children suck only while asleep and suggests a night light to curb the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
George W. Teuscher
Northwestern University
Euscher
Mrs Wilma Ybarbo Marries Naval Man
Newport, RL February 16. Mrs Wilma Ybarbo, 24, once convicted and later pardoned in the 1542 slaying of her soldier husband in Germany, wed Joseph A Mathat, 24, of New Bedford who serves in the U S Navy. General Lucius D. Clay freed her after a prison sentence, and he noted remorse and wished to keep her with her 6 year old son Jimmy.
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Newport
Wilma Ybbarho
Germany
Ybarbo
Lucius D. Clay
Joseph A Mathat
New Bedford
U.S. Navy
Even Home Heating Advised For Cen tter
Lincoln Nebraska February 16 A University of Nebraska expert says uneven heat often stems from thermostat placement. Place the thermostat on an inside wall for even temperatures. Avoid sunlight a fireplace draft or warm air from registers.
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Lincoln, Neb
A. Olsen
University of Nebrasia
Olson
Man Pleads Innocent Of Weatherford Bank Robbery
Fort Worth February 16 1947 A 21 year old Fort Worth man James Clifton Wheeler pleaded innocent in federal court to robbing the Citizens National Bank of Weatherford in 1937 He claimed he was temporarily insane at the time. Wheeler was arrested after a gunman took 2082 on June 6 1947 Federal authorities sent him to a government hospital for observation. doctors say he is now of sound mind.
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Worth
Fort
Blockade Threat From Griff Skipper Over Shanghai Run
Captain Davy Jones of the Flying Arrow, shell-damaged American freighter, reached Tsingtao after shelling by Nationalist warships and said he would run the Shanghai blockade again if ordered by Isbrandtsen Line. He claimed to have threatened the Communist Navigation Bureau to obtain clearance papers and asserted the ship was treated fairly in port.
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Los Angeles
Davy Jones
Flying Arrow
Shanghai
Isbrandtsen Line
Jones
Seveeas
Communist Navigation Bureau
Tsingtao
Ends Telephone Call Before Killing Snake
Wyalong Australia on February 16 James Lett a garage man ended a long telephone call after hearing a hiss at the door a four foot poisonous snake slithered toward his living room He warned his wife to move the baby and shut the door then finished the call and killed the snake The 1946 New York fire tally totaled 44764 incidents causing 16991465 dollars in damage.
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Wyalong
Australia
James Lett
Lett
Fort Worth City Council Acts On Polices And Retirement
Fort Worth moves to permit municipal polices to work after retirement age, with retirement set at 65 unless a pensioner wishes to continue. Cont down, new posts: Lloyd F Thanhouser named vice president and general counsel at Continental Oil. Fort Worth and Ponca City items appear in a scattered, provisional notice page.
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Worth
Fort Worth
NEW Conoco
Ponca City
Oba
Lloyd F
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Moses
Asia Minor
Luke
Lord Jesus Christ
Little Creek
Seventh Infantry
Caribbean
International Soundphoto
Wilma Ybarbo
Rta
Belping Corticetli Butcher Linens JR
Baytown
Melrose Brand
Children’s Chinte
Gris
Krinkle
Batiste
Broadcloth
HOPE
Texas
Hollywood
Airbury
Griff
New York
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