Best Way to Rest and Play in Christian Life
Lesson centers on leisure as rest in worship, rest and recreation with Jesus example. Nehemiah teaching recalls Word revival and joy in forgiveness. Zechariah envisions safe streets for children’s play under Christ’s reign. Corinthians grounds freedom in edification, giving no offense, and following Jesus’ example.
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Nehemiah
Zechariah
Jesus
God
Ara
Janes
Tabernacles
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Christ
Do It to the Lord in All We Do
A reflective exhortation urging action in all daily tasks and commitments as a service to the Lord. The text emphasizes God’s presence in public and private life and calls readers to perform every deed with reverence and discipline.
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Clare
Contrast Between Understanding And Obedience Across Worlds
The saying notes that in science and nature men follow limits of understanding while in the spiritual realm they comprehend only what they yield to authority. It contrasts empirical inquiry with doctrinal submission.
Christmas Seals Appeal Poem by Ed S Snover
A dated plea urges readers to buy Christmas seals to fund disease prevention for youth. The verse stressesProtecting children and mothers by supporting this charitable drive against a menace that weakens families and health.
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S. Snover
Mount Vernon Grange News Birth in Brewer Home
An eight pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Derby at the Brewer home on November 27. He is named Donald Franklin. People visiting and social events are noted including visits by Ed Norton and Charlie, Mrs Muril Chapman with daughter, and a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Foster Marshall.
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Frank Derby
Brewer Hone
Donald Franklin
Ed. Northon
Charlie
Walter White
Muril Chapman
Pontiac
Wayne Walters
Donald Dalton
Russel Schafaley
Ralph Brown
Brewer Home
Fred Ervin
Martin Holquist
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Brooks
Fred Marshall
Foster Marshall
Ungathered Rice Term Defined as Paddy
A historical note explains that un husked rice is called paddy whether it is growing or gathered, clarifying terminology used in agricultural reporting.
Mrs Walter Smith Visits Farwell With Family
Mrs Walter Smith and her children Bobb and Margaret visited her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Allen in Farwell last week. Margaret was ill but improved, Henry Reynolds on the sick list, Dr Clute attended Tuesday and is recovering. Virginia Powers of Hinkleville visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John Madison over the weekend. Neighbors held a bee for Mrs Larkins Monday cutting wood. Roy Powers and family of Hinkleville visited John Madison Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Smith visited friends in Farwell last week.
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Walter Smith
Bobb
Margaret
Roy
Allen
Farwell
Henry Reynolds
Clute
Virginia Powers
Hinkleville
John Madison
Larkins
Roy Powers
Frank Smith
Lake George Resort Social Roundup and Local Fires
Joe Grim and friends from Blanchard hunted a couple of days at Joe's Oakdale cottage. Rathburns called back to Grand Ledge to repair a Shorewood cottage damaged by last summer's fire. Wim Lullum and wife from Owosso visited the Silovers. Stanley Duress and mother returned to care for a tenant house burned by fire. Clifford Duvall of Shepherd north for Christmas trees. Dock fire at old coal dock still smolders each morning since August 1931. Frank Newsom rebuilt barn at Greenwood farm after fall fire. Upcoming gatherings planned at Don Luce’s and Snyder’s with tentative next meeting at Nichols or Kress in Clare.
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Lake George
Joe Grim
Blanchard
Joe
Oakdale
al. Rathburn
Grand Ledge
Shorewood
Wim, Lullum
Owosso
G. A. Silover
Will
A. A
Stanley Duress
Tennant
Clifford Duvall
Shepherd
Roy Howard
Don Luce’s
Snyder's
Nichols
Kress
Tom Nichols
Clare
John Sears
Frank Newsom
Greenwood
Local visits and farm notes from Ann Arbor region
Robert Kemphert and others watched over interests in Ann Arbor while Mr and Mrs Bilbrough of Remus visited a cottage at Oakdale. Brief mentions of acreage learned last week and a grain fire with limited damage from timber swamps. Tom and family attended a show at Glare Sunday.
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Robert Kemphert
Ann Arbor
Bilbrough
Remus
Oakdale
Tom
Community Notes From Brown Corners and Harrison
Local column extends sympathy to the Bellinger family and reports gatherings at the Har rison church led by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt. Notables include James Beatty of Saginaw visiting the Lower home, Clarence Cotton’s wedding congratulations, and various visits, illnesses, and travel among neighbors including Otts, Garvers, and Greens. Seeing mentions of revived meetings, a chicken dinner, and a venison dinner set by local families.
Winterfield Fire Damages Home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Egis
The Egis residence in Winterfield burned Saturday morning. Sympathy is extended to the affected family. Other local notes include visits, sickness, and social calls among Keehn, Davis, Ellisworth, and related households.
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Hugh Egis
Frank Davis
Harrison
Charles Keehn
Martin Keehn
Norman Ellisworth
Keehn
Maggie Wale
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Plb
Pitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
MT. Vernon Grange
Bellinger
George Bates
Arthur Center Ladies Aid
James Beatty
Saginaw
James
Emma Garver
Chas
Kleinhardt
Alter
Clarence Cotton
Charles Wallace
David Ott
Fred Ratz
Lloyd Heckel
Glenn Lower
Indiana
Royal Kleinhardt
Spile Horn Myers
Charles Ott
Frank Nash
Forest Garver
Anna Denno
Robert Walters
John Atwood
Lan Sing
Frank Myers
Fred Treitch
Fred Ott
Gladwin
Freda Ott
Clair Coulter
Ernest Green
Wade Cradi
Roy Gordon
Cora Sill
Geosze Bates
John Hartman
Clair
Winterfield
Dorothy
Shirley
Phyllis Keehn
Edith Davis
Marion
Girl Scout
Annie Gaskill
Bearus
Elgins
Hamiltons
Jewelers
Optometrists
Tye
Rran Es
Fleming Shoe Co
Davy
Michigan
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