Unselfishness the Great Lesson of the Gospel
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a religious article titled Unselfishness the Great Lesson of the Gospel. unreadable portions hinder full summary but imply moral exhortation and spiritual instruction.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a religious article titled Unselfishness the Great Lesson of the Gospel. unreadable portions hinder full summary but imply moral exhortation and spiritual instruction.
The St Paul’s record notes a year of activity with church finances totaling 36700 dollars for AML purposes. Dr Hay praised the church for its good work and achievements in a formal commendation.
A fragmented notice outlines a lecture series on social service with emphasis on community welfare and practical civic involvement. It references a speaker lineup and program dates, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
A fragmented OCR provides a murky schedule of Texas Conference events centering on a historic Marshall church. Listed items include prayer services and various meeting notes with disjoint mentions of participants, dates, and locations, reflecting a busy conference agenda.
A missionary rally is planned at Washington Avenue Methodist Church with speakers from Epworth League and local groups. The event aims to raise awareness and support for global missions, inviting attendees from nearby communities to participate and learn.
Mr Lockhart is recovering after a recent incident in the Seewoans area near Clara Corea. The report notes S Leekant as involved, with local health officials and the hospital providing updates on his condition and expected recovery timeline.
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