Baptism and The Apostles' Commission Teachings
A historical church lesson outlines Jesus authority in heaven and on earth, the apostles’ duty to disciple and baptize nations, and to teach obedience. It emphasizes baptism in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as public confession and commitment, with Philip’s baptism of the eunuch as a witness to faith.
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Apostles’ Commission
Jesus
Heaven
Christ
God
Philip Prediata Jeaus Christ
Philip
Isaiah
Ennuch
Religious Union Services Fill Sunday Schedule in Chingan
Community religious listings show multiple churches in Chingan Vermont inviting parishioners to union services in Central Park and South Park. Included are First Christian Church, Seventh Day Adventist, First Baptist, St. James AME, Trinity Lutheran, and St Luke's AME with morning worship, Sunday school, and afternoon union programs led by ministers such as A. R. Lee, G. N. Jackson, and Edw. R. Vaughan.
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Chingan
Vermont
Ith
Preagus
Ing
Il.a. m
Tia
Slinth Street
Baptist Church
Central Park
Son of
David
Naholy
First Christian Church
10Th Pand Ky. AE
Lee Sorer
Nora Siler
College of Missions
South Park
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tenth and
New York Streets
A. K. Hayden
MH. E. Jordan
Kiehth
Kentucky
Bashy
Raymond A. Schwegler
First Baptist
N. Lawrence
Vernon Walker
St James A. M. EB
Loix Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kad
Wilhelm
St. Luke's A
R. Vaughan
Obituary of Robert M Jones of Douglas County Kansas
Robert M Jones born Cincinnati July 15 1850 died June 24 1929 at home six miles southwest of Lawrence Kansas. He came to Kansas with his parents in 1858 lived in Douglas County most of life as a farmer. Survived by wife two daughters Lena and Elsie Jones and brother Thomas C Jones of Lawrence. Services held June 26 at home conducted by Rev Sanisn Congregational Church. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Robert M. Jones
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas
Morgan R. Jones
Douglas County
California
Sanisn
Congregational Church
Oak Hill
Lena
Elsie Jones
Thomas ¢. Jones
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka area
Grace Roller deputy United States marshal died in a hospital yesterday from appendicitis in Topeka. The only Kansas woman ever appointed to the role, she served for several years. Funeral services for a relative in Lawrence were set for this afternoon at 4 1 (burial in Oak Hill cemetery).
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Miss Grace
Roller Topeka
Miss Grace Roller
United States Marshal
Kansas
Seoay
Hick
Beebeebony I
More Homeless People Than At Any Time Since Primitive Man
A grim urban report notes a sharp rise in homelessness surpassing historic levels. Observers attribute pressures from economic distress, housing shortages, and social displacement. Officials urge policy action to address shelter, aid, and prevention.
War Scarcity Halts Building Worldwide After War
The article notes a global housing shortage driven by war, with one million U.S. homes lacking, and Europe needing materials for over a million houses. It cites demand in the United States, England, France, Belgium, and shifts in labor and price. It warns that timber and brick costs have surged, affecting new construction across nations.
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United States
England
France
Bellum
Europe
Lawrence
Henry Hall
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Atlantic City
New York City
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Belgium
McAdoo
Great Britain
British Ministry of Reconstruction
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
London United States
Ie An
London
British building trades wage surge slows program growth
Wages in British building trades have surged with bricklayers up 88 percent and masons carpenters plasterers 51 percent painters 101 percent plumbers 104 percent and labourers 129 percent as firms face rising costs. The confluence of higher iron and steel prices and investor caution threatens prompt execution of the essential building program.
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rGeat
Britain
Bankers Hear Felix Observers At Topeka Conference
The Kansas State Bankers Association executive committee met in Topeka with FE Wilson state bank commissioner. They adopted a resolution endorsing the bank guaranty law and praising the commissioner’s faith in delaying arrests during embezzlement cases. A Sweeney Cobb Proudy delegation then sought Governor Allen’s support for changes to prevent future bank wrecks like Salina’s Felix Broeker.
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Kansas State Bankers’ Association
FE. Wilson
Topeka
T. J. Sweeney
Lawrence
S. E. Cobb
C. N. Proudy
Kansas City
Allen
Sweeney
Felix Broeker
Broeker
Richard J. Hopkins
Bankers’ ‘Committee
Salina Bank
Hitchcock Held for Talks on Peace Treaty by Tumulty
Secretary Tumulty said President deeply appreciates Senator Hitchcock’s support as ranking member of the foreign relations committee and will seek an opportunity to confer with him on all phases of the peace treaty. Wilson and Hitchcock have led administration spokesmen in the league of nations fight.
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Wilson
Hitchcock
League of Nations
Tumulty
White House
Committee On Foreign Relations
No Disagreement Between Wilson and Spokesman Reported
Washington July 12 reports intimate a disagreement between President Wilson and a government spokesman over League of Nations policy though officials deny any rift. The dispute centers on messaging and public stance as U S officials seek a unified position at the Paris talks.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Washington
Mexican Bandits Raid Nogales Kill Federal Commander
News from Nogales Ariz reports Mexican bandits raiding Villa Union Sinaloa on July 12. They killed Gen Juan Carrasco federal commander and abducted eleven Mexican girls amid other depredations. The bandit group numbered over one hundred.
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Nogales
Ariz
Villa Union
Sinaloa
Juan Carrasco
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