Lesson for June 25 Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts
The notice lists the June 25 lesson topics and scripture readings selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
7
The notice lists the June 25 lesson topics and scripture readings selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
Paul reviews his life in Philippians and Timothy, showing victory over self and circumstances, readiness for death, and a forward drive toward the heavenly prize. The sermon urges self examination, steadfast faith, and pressing on to the crown of righteousness in Christ Jesus.
A short reflection on the enduring faith of the disciples of Christ amid temptations, noting their remarkable resilience as a cornerstone of Christian history.
The 1754 design uses two pieces with neckline and waistline darts to slim the figure and a softly full bosom. Materials like linen or lawn suit the style and sizes range through 32 to 46 with specific yardage given. A second pattern No. 1761 offers a youthful jacket ensemble with a paneled skirt and slimmed hips.
Tommy Jones came home with a black eye after fighting Johnny Briggs at school. He confessed the clash, then returned with another black eye after taking cake to apologize. His mother wonders what happened and the boy explains Briggs demands more cake tomorrow.
Practical household tips ranging from jelly glass sizes to avoid breakage, bronze cleaning methods, refrigerator pre-cleaning, sorting laundry, removing carpet grease, marble stain removal, turnback cuff tips, ribbon use on hats, quick knife polishing, and garnish ideas for platters. Includes concrete steps and specific materials.
Colorful seven motif transfer pattern for kitchen tea towels offered by The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. Includes stitches illustrations and color schemes. Send 15 cents to 82 Eighth Ave New York for pattern 1824 with name and address.
The prompt asks for seven knowledge questions about history science and terminology including Bastille location a diurnal line and the meaning of HMS code diary author and spelling variants and public lighting displays.
The world’s largest island after Australia is Greenland. The term rugged individualism was popularized by Herbert Hoover, though its origins appear earlier in American political discourse.
James G. Stahlman, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, stressed in a quotation that the cornerstone of representative government in the Federal Constitution rests on a structure built by four essentials of democracy: free press, free speech, free assembly, and free worship. He warned that liberty perishes when these fundamentals are abridged or abolished.
The list covers a French fortress turned prison, the 180th meridian in the Pacific, Samuel Pepys, evaporating surface for bodies, His Majesty's Ship, cole slaw etymology, a 15 year term for the US comptroller general, Westinghouse lighting at 1893 expo, Greenland area, and Hoover on rugged individualism with a quoted claim about coining the term.
Favorite Recipe of the Week presents a Kool Aid Cream Sherbet made by freezing a Kool Aid milk mixture then folding in whipped cream. The process yields over a quart with optional lightening by folding in stiff egg white foam.
A humorous piece recounts an elevator boy on his first day guiding passengers through floors of a department store. The chant lists floors and goods with growing confusion as the boy insists there is a seventh floor, then a crash ends the joke with the famous question.
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