Lesson for May 21 Subject and Scripture Texts
International Council of Religious Education presents the May 21 lesson selections and scriptures. The material is provided for teaching use with permission from the council.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
3
International Council of Religious Education presents the May 21 lesson selections and scriptures. The material is provided for teaching use with permission from the council.
A sermon on home life cites Jeremiah and Ephesians to condemn alcohol use and urge family fidelity. It argues loyalty to family standards, accurate daily living, and unity at home as keys to happiness and spiritual growth, urging parents to prioritize nurturing children over business or social pursuits.
Barbara Bell spring summer pattern book offers No 1738 for ages 1 5 with a simple frock and bonnet and No 1740 for sizes 32 to 44 featuring flutter sleeves and a princess skirt. Describes materials, yardage, and notions, with 15 cent pattern price. Pattern order details: Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1324 Chicago Ill.
A list of questions covering grammar usage about share it between or among, a remark about a king quote, average car parts, riot composition, scissors versus shears, the world’s longest river, coat lapel notches origin, and alligator versus crocodile differences.
A compact Q and A listing common trivia from a historical page. It covers linguistic distinctions for two or more people, an allusion to Charles II, car part counts, legal definitions, tool terminology, river lengths, a political badge origin, alligator versus crocodile dentition, England’s churches, and a grim nickname for Kentucky.
A narrator invites a companion to sit under a beech tree and listen to a gentle shower. He recalls fishing near primrose-hill, hearing an echo in a hollow tree, and watching lambs and cows in verdant meadows as time seems to lift him above earthly cares.
Mexico inspired linen designs with bright prints and simple embroidery. Pattern 6317 includes four motifs 5 by 8 inches plus transfer for patches and applique details. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
A Danish newspaper published a photo of Australian Prime Minister Lyons with his wife and eleven children under the caption Prime Minister Colonizing. The article lauded Australia as sparsely populated and credited Lyons with significant progress in colonization efforts, calling for a premier’s award.
The Congressional Record was used to print and mail 1 200 000 sections of Henry George's book Protection or Free Trade at a cost of five-eighths of a cent per copy. The five congressmen spent five days reading the book into the record and sent the copies to constituents at no cost to themselves according to Collier's.
Suffering with piles or fistula prompts readers to write for a 124 page book and reference list of former patients. The notice lists McCleary Clinic at 185 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri and invites participation.
Quote attributed to Bascom Anthony on the value of positive thoughts and a clean mind, noting that a mind filled with good thoughts rejects bad ones. This compact reflection links nature’s order to personal discipline.
A U S Senator Elbert D. Thomas expresses that a great nation protects minorities and respects the less influential not just the majority or powerful. The remark underscores equal rights as a foundation of national greatness.
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