Faith and Works in Biblical Salvation Across Ages
The text argues that faith necessarily produces works and that biblical figures show both flaws and righteousness. It traces divine purpose from Abraham through Sinai to Christ, explaining how faith sustained through trials and how the seed of blessing expands from Jesus to the Church as the Body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Abrahan
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
God
Israel
Sinai
St. Paul
Jesus
Messiah
Holy Spirit
Apostle
Early Church
Church
Helmetta Club Prepares Spectacular Fourth of July
The Helmetta 4th of July committee plans a memorable celebration with two ball games racing dancing and fireworks as the club unveils an elaborate program for the holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
Local Notables Engage in Summer Movements Across Town
Leonard Franklin accepts a summer post with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Cranbury Station. John Evans of New York visits Mrs. Eva Heidinger. Miss Josephine Barbour from New York City vacationing locally. Mrs Abijah Applegate, Mrs David G Stults, Mrs VanHart, and Miss Minnie Applegate spend Friday afternoon with Mrs Ancil Dey of Cranbury Station. Russell Spratford visits Manasquan. Snedeker and Bennett extend their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cranbury Station
John Evans
New York
Eva Heidinger
Josephine Barbour
New York City
Abijah Applegate
David G. Stults
VanHart
Minnie Applegate
Ancil Dey
Russell Spratford
Manasquan
Snedeker & Bennett
Sunday Social Visits Across Hightstown Area
Local families and relatives including Rugoph Heidinger in Hightstown, Duryea Platt party with Leslie, Margaret Courtney visiting Andrew Kane in Amboy, Nellie Stevenson a St. Francis nurse with Peter Johnson, Hilda Edstell visiting Emms Doniaha, Conover and Conover families with Clarence Ely, David Johnson at Highland Park, Gertrude Ferguson returning to Philadelphia after Cranbury studies, Thos Peppier and Samuel with George Peppier, Joshua Thomas and Thomas Me Dowell families visiting in Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duryea Platt
Leslie
Raymond Davison
Hightstown
Margaret Courtney
Amboy
Andrew Kane
Nellie Stevenson
St. Francis Hospital
Peter Johnson
Hilda
Edstell
Lakewood
Emms Doniaha
Charles Conover
Bessie Conover
Clarence Ely
David Johnson
Highland Park
Gertrude Ferguson
Philadelphia
Cranbury
Thos, Peppier
Samuel
George Peppier
Joshua Thomas
Thomas Me Dowell
William Me Dowell
New Brunswick Presbytery Meeting and Local Visits
Rev James B Clark and P D Emmons of Monmouth Junction attended the New Brunswick Presbytery meeting in Frenchtown on Tuesday June 24. Various local residents visiting relatives and attending events include Mrs Mary Osborn and daughter Henrutta heading to Tacoma Park Maine to visit family, Miss Sallie Stults and brother Peter F Stults from Montana visiting New Brunswick relatives, Miss Beulah Hubbard visiting, and Miss Edna Emmons entertained at Thanet Lodge Princeton. Pastor Clark delivered a Sabbath sermon on 1 Timothy 5:8 about providing for one’s household. A wedding of Miss Brody and Mr Nagle from Fresh Ponds occurred at the bride’s home, performed by Rev James B Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Clark
P. D. Emmons
Monmouth Junction
New Brunswick
Presbyterian Church
Frenchtown
Ars. Mary Osborn
Henrietta
Tacoma Park
Me. D
Harry Cook
Sallie Stults
Peter F. Stults
Montana
Henry Mac Donald
Beaulah Hubbard
J. Clark
A. L. Armstrong
Dutch Neck
Mary Green
Wellsboro
Lida Hubbard
William
Thompson Smock
Hightstown
J. B. Clark
Edna Emmons
James Clark
William Libbey
Secret Chamberlain Tablets Promote Stomach and Liver Remedy
The notice proclaims the tablets as a splendid remedy for stomach and liver troubles and states they are for sale by all dealers. The language suggests a broad daily growing recognition of the product's efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunson
Chamberlain
Books Do Not Define All Wisdom
A story contrasts an educated man and an author who claimed The Heart of Midlothian was by Gladstone. It notes people can be happy and refined without books, citing Dickens who read little beyond his novels Millais who never opened a book and Bismarck who enjoyed Vidocq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlothian
Gladstone
Dickens
Millais
Prince Bismarck
London Saturday Review
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Trenton
Moen
Trenton, N. J
Farmers’ Supply House
Johnston
Johnson
Deere and
Deere
Wyckoff Bros
New Jersey
Blaine Davison
McDougall
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesburg, N. J
CERAL
Spond
Prospect Plains
Jacob Heidinger
Rugoph
Dayton
Herman Sanders
Mary
Brooklyn
R. ML. Rowland
Peter Barclay
T. M. Hess
L. Perrine
Steinharh Company
Asbury Hark
Jeravy
Insurance
The
American Surety Co
Charles C. Groves
Cranbury, N
Office North Main Street
Greater New York
General News Financial Reports
NEW York Sun
SUN
Daily Companion
Jeseses
Canada
Amexico
United States
Sun Building
George B. Marshon
David C. Lewis
County of
Middlesex
Granrce B. Merson
Frank A. Brown
Orphans' Court
Mary H. Brown
Geoner B. Merson
Margaret E. Crosby
Orphans’ Court
County of Midlesex
Copnerius P. Vandenhoer
Caroline A. Morse
Charles A. Morse
Canouine A. Monse
Lewis W. Powell
Louise P. Holmes
Lewis W. Powen
Leonard C. Smith
B. Frank Smith
Charles M. Smith
Lronano B
Suita Ano
Frank Smith
Eleanor Davis Duncan
Ann A. Duncan
Frank
Davis
Samuel E. Dey
Garace
Ghas. F. Haley
Monroe St
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