Lesson for May 31 in religious and interhuman texts
fragmentary note lists lesson subjects and texts from May 31. mentions religious instruction and intercultural uses. no clear events or people identified.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
3
Friday The Day Of Suffering Sermon Notes
A religious lesson outlines Jesus Gethsemane agony as night deepens on Thursday to Friday. It contrasts His solitary prayer with disciples sleeping, Judas betrayal, and Pilate’s cowardice amid Jewish hostility, urging faithful endurance and caution against unbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane
Man
Krummacher
Christ
Jesus
Judas
Pilate
Slacks Outfit Pattern For Summer Wardrobe
A pattern notes a slacks ensemble with a weskit topper for beach camping lounging or work. It provides sizes 12 to 20 and yardage: 19g yards for the weskit 35-inch fabric and 25 yards for the slacks.
Thrifty apron idea from cotton scraps patterns
Readers can use saved cotton scraps to sew a decorative apron featuring a bib top that buttons securely. The sketch suggests patchwork or contrasting patterned and plain fabrics to create a pretty, practical finished piece.
600 Men in the Moon Named on Lunar Maps
The British Astronomical Association reports 600 men and nine women have craters, plains, or mountains named after them on the moon. Names appear on future maps, honoring scientists explorers heroes and philanthropists who aided planetary observers in the last 300 years. only 11 remain alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who
Pattern No 8133 fabric yardage details and order
Pattern No. 8133 available in sizes 14 to 20 40 and 42 Size 16 needs 114 yards of 32 or 35 inch material for plain portion 14% yards for print portion and 8 yards of 14% inch bias fold Send your order to the appropriate address for purchase instructions and delivery.
Five symbols of good luck and quiz curiosities
A general quiz asks ten questions on symbols of good luck and word meanings. It includes queries about a penitent thief, camelooard, light woods, and historic stamps and addresses, inviting quick recall of literature, history, and language details.
Undefined list of nouns and terms
A set of short clues covers items from symbols like horseshoe and rabbit to words such as ins sinuate and insinuate and figures like Lou Gehrig. It includes a note about Napoleon not appearing on stamps and a distinction between jurist and juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Washington
Lou Gehrig
New York City
Body and Mind Like Jerkin and Lining, Sterne Quip
A quotation frames the body and mind as twin parts of a single garment, noting reverent balance between outer flesh and inner essence. The wry comparison suggests that to rumple one is to disturb the other, echoing Sterne’s playful philosophy.
Restyled Dresser With Painted Scallops Pattern 207
An old dresser without a mirror and one broken leg is fitted with a new base and open shelves. The owner switches from jigsaw scallops to painted scallops No. 207 for the shelves, painting scallop designs and orange hardware to match pale gray woodwork. Pattern 207 offers dozens of designs for wood metal fabric and decor.
Proper Cleaning of Pastry Boards and Waffle Irons
Use a brush for scrubbing pastry boards and tables, wash and dry, avoid dough in cracks. Do not wash waffle iron grids or immerse the iron in water. Clean grids with a wire brush and dry cloth, wipe outside with a damp cloth and a soft polishing cloth.
Care tips for pressing fabrics and polishing stoves
When pressing or ironing keep a damp sponge nearby to add moisture to fabrics and to help open seams and dampen collars and cuffs. If stove surfaces look rough sandpaper the area to restore a smooth finish.
Agathom Cites Aristotle On Power Over Time
The quotation credits Agathom with noting that only God can undo existence as the past cannot be altered. It frames a philosophical claim about the limits of making events cease to have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agathom
God
Aristotle
Smile Awhile and witty banter in a light dialogue
A short humorous exchange features a congressman mock and a toothache remedy gag. A man recalls comfort from his wife and a friend offers a teasing compliment about marriage and self regard.
Grounds Mentioned in Ten Mile Radius Question
The inquiry asks which grounds apply when a person cites the father’s disapproval as a barrier to a relationship. The quoted lines reference “any grounds within ten miles of his house” without specifying a legal basis.
Red Cross Mobilizes Wartime Volunteer Services
The American Red Cross expands volunteer programs for war readiness with motor corps training map reading and blackout driving, canteen aide units, home service for families of service members, hospital recreation, and staff assistance across chapters. Aided by War Production Board material allocations, volunteers prepare for large evacuee feeding and disaster response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
War Production Board
Dwight Davis
Red Cross Motor Corps
Motor Corps
Hospital and Recreation Corps
Staff Assistance Corps
WNU
Tobacco gifts for service members from Prince Albert
A local promoter notes tobacco tops the list of gifts service men prefer from home surveys. If a friend or relative serves in the Army Navy Marines or Coast Guard consider a pound of Prince Albert tobacco for a pipe or roll your own. Local dealers now feature Prince Albert in the pound package for the men in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Prince Albert
Her Prerogative Jean You Can't Believe All You Hear
A brief theatrical item highlights vocal clashes between female performers Jean and Joan over rumor and reputation. The piece notes trust in gossip and the danger of repeating unverified tales within show business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Joan
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