Promise Keeping God Helps David in Bible Lesson
International Stud School Lesson for Sunday October 11 1908 by Dr and Mrs Wilbur N Crafts presents biblical promise to David with emphasis on faithfulness and divine safeguarding.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
3
International Stud School Lesson for Sunday October 11 1908 by Dr and Mrs Wilbur N Crafts presents biblical promise to David with emphasis on faithfulness and divine safeguarding.
A sermon reflections on David desiring to build a temple for God, God's veto through Nathan, and the covenant that a future descendant would establish an everlasting house. It notes David's wealth and preparations for Solomon, faith in divine promises, and biblical quotations about guidance, peace, and heaven. It closes with church notices and a resignation announcement for Rev. Wilson.
Fort Wayne district of Indiana hosts a seven-division one day missionary convention series from Monday to Friday aiming to boost zeal, giving, and revival prep. Each division assigns a chairman and features praise services, education topics, the Freedman's Aid Society, pastor dedication, and benevolent goals with evening sessions and distinguished ministers. Events sequence through Simpson M E, Wayne Street M E, First M E, and Trinity M E churches with detailed divisional schedules and chairmen in charge.
Delegates arrive for the fifty seventh annual northern district convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and other states at St John s Church Richmond Indiana. About 175 clerical and lay delegates expected for opening services and sessions with lodging arranged through St John s and Grace Lutheran churches. The opening sermon will be delivered by Rev J C Koepplin of Detroit and the assembly will hear reports from district president Rev H P Dannecker.
The article notes that appointments were held by a pastor pro tem at St Marys Huntington, pastor at St Vincents Academic and at Lea from September 1901 to January 1 1907, when he became pastor at Fowler. Father Dhe already at Fowler has many friends who regret his departure but wish him well in his new field.
Fort Wayne pastor emeritus Rev. D. W. Moffat preached at Bluffton Sunday in the absence of Rev. A. H. Brand. He recalled delivering the sermon at the 1883 cornerstone laying and noted his long tenure at First Presbyterian Fort Wayne. Now a European traveler, he spoke with the same eloquence that marked his earlier ministry, drawing strong praise from listeners.
A list of new dishes and kitchen techniques for entertaining includes Compote of Figs in rum, Meringue Pancho ice cream, Parfait d Amour with raspberry syrup, popovers, Tomato and Pineapple Salad, Steamed Chicken, Ginger Pudding, Dutch Cheese, Sauce Figaro, Napolitaine Salad, Bananas on Toast, Stuffed Summer Squash, String Bean Salad in Green Peppers, and guidance on leftovers. The notes cover preparation steps, ratios, and serving ideas for each item.
Harry W. Sommers, five years manager of the Anthony Wayne club, has filed his resignation with the directors. The board has not yet acted and the action may take weeks. Sommers, from Rock Island, has boosted club membership and public activity with the Elks and Kekionga Golf Club.
A long list of kitchen instructions and recipes covers gelatin salmon mold cucumber purée potato balls and gala desserts. It includes beverages like Lemon Fizz and Currant Julep, plus notes on cooling foods and using a fireless cooker for Irish stew and lima beans. The piece also offers cooking tips, thermometer usage, and varied dishes like Cabbage Salad, Popovers, and German Potato Salad with step by step directions.
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