Storm Ends Civil War Feud in Memorial Day Grave Scene
In a small town, Sarah Lewis and her son Peter confront a decades old Civil War enmity with the Lynn family. A Memorial Day storm tears down the chain separating their graves, uniting the families as Mary Lynn forgives Sarah and Peter helps reconcile them.
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Sarah Lewis
Hessie Lynn
Mary Lynn
Periwinkle
Asa Lynn
Sarah
David
Peter
Bessie
Price of Peace Reflected in Memorial Day Observance
The piece lauds Memorial Day for reminding Americans that peace costs human life. It notes fifty years since Civil War leaders met at Appomattox, cites a war debt paid, rebuilt nation, and vast achievements, yet emphasizes the enduring loss through widows and orphans and the ongoing memory of those who died.
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Lee
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Fashion notes for summer girl graduates from Woman's Realm
The article describes a stylish taffeta frock for a graduate, with a straight slender skirt made of four silk lengths, bands of taffeta for volume, and a soft waistline. It highlights neckwear in colored organdies, white borders, and decorative capes and ruffs to complement outdoor and indoor wear.
Council at Jerusalem Determines Gentile Belief Freed from Mosaic Law
The May 28 lesson survey of Acts 15 50 51 documents the Antioch to Jerusalem debate over Gentile converts and Mosaic law. Peter Paul James and others contend God grants faith not works, ending the push for circumcision as a test of salvation.
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Jerusalem
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Barnabas
Titus
Jesus
Peter
Apostle James
Cornelius
James the Just
Saul
Amos
Judas
Silas
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