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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
1
Instructions describe sewing removable chair covers with long stitches and welting for seat edges. It covers pin fitting, four inch tuck ins, spring-seat allowances, wetting stitches, and using chalk for marking. References to booklets BOOK 9 and BOOK 10 offer further repair and covering tips.
Ten year old Ken McTaughin can ride any horse on his family ranch but his father the retired army officer refuses to give him a colt until his grades improve and he learns responsibility. His mother shields him from stern discipline while his older brother Howard excels. Captain McLaughlin learns Ken has not been promoted and Ken must stay home to study as others round up mares and colts.
Ken, delaying in his room and dodging chores, watches horses pass and hides to view the mares. Rocket the Albino leads a chase toward a dangerous Rock Slide as Banner helps, and Ken’s fear of his father’s anger after scaring them overwhelms him.
Lesson for June 13 outlines topics and scriptures chosen and approved by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
A sermon outlines spiritual growth as promised by God through faith in Christ. It emphasizes all sufficiency in God’s promises, the diligence needed to develop virtues from faith to love, and the certainty of eternal life for a fruitful Christian life.
Harold L. Lundquist D D presents an Improved Uniform International Sunday School lesson from The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago released by the Western Newspaper Union. The item notes religious education material distributed to churches and readers.
Advert says cigarettes are the favorite care package for U S service members. It notes Camel as the first choice among men in all services based on Post Exchange and Canteen sales. It mentions current restrictions on overseas shipments but says Camels can still be sent to soldiers in the U S and to sailors Marines and Coast Guardsmen abroad where allowed.
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