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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1934
Page
2
A prayerful hymn text invokes divine attributes and mercy. It centers on Jesus Christ as source of compassion and salvation, asking the Spirit to dwell within and renew the heart. The verse seeks deliverance from sin, eternal faith, and unceasing praise.
Charles Wesley produced over six thousand poems and hymns shaping Christendom. His classics include Love Divine, All Loves Excelling and Jesus, Lover of My Soul. These works anchored modern hymnology alongside Isaac Watts and inspired numerous volumes and carols.
The Gazetle notes church notices must be prepared on supplied blanks via telephone or mail, listing ministers and service times. It cites multiple churches and pastors including Rev. William F. Cases and Rev. Warren S. Stoug, detailing morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and Epworth leagues across various streets and districts, with service times ranging from early morning to evening.
A long list of church activities details morning and evening services for many congregations including Raptives Church, First Baptist Nitro, Calvary Baptist Mt Calvary and others. Musical programs, Sunday schools, youth meetings, prayer services and sermon topics are listed with times and pastors.
Washington reports Senator Clark of Massachusetts endorses drafting industry and nationalizing military inventions to seize wartime profits. He cites creating government control of resources and munitions, while president's Baruch commission works on antiwar profit limits and Nye's tax proposals for war revenues.
Washington reports that all nations except Finland defaulted on their war debt installments to the United States. Rumania and Latvia sent official notices of default, leaving Estonia silent. Only a fraction of the due funds were paid, with Finland sending a small amount and a few regrets. The White House remained silent aside from Roosevelt’s hopeful note on Europe resuming payments.
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