Giving the Gospel to Europe in Paul Centric Lessons
A 1931 Western Newspaper lesson outline for December 27 from the Improved Uniform International frames quarterly studies around Paul. It ties Golden Text themes to future Christ’s kingdom, with focus on Gospel spread to Europe, and outlines weekly lessons through December 20 including Paul’s visions, trials, ministry in Thessalonica to Rome, and key letters like Philemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Europe
Paul
Macedonia
Silas
Thessalonica
Berea
Corinth
God
Jesus Christ
Ephesus
Jerusalem
Caesar
Rome
Lesson
Philemon
Lord Jesus Christ
Oasis in the Desert and the Three Heritage
The passage recalls a desert journey where a mirage oasis promises rest from care and temptation but recedes. It asserts Christ's heritage of three gifts a truth that frees a peace that contenteth the world and a love that redeems the world as stated by Elbert Russell.
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Desert
Christ
Elbert Russell
Christmas Services Highlight Sun Day Schools In Brownstown
In Brownstown Evangelical and Congregational churches Christmas programs drew large crowds. Candy and oranges were handed out as gifts during Sunday sessions. The Infant Department received dimes from G M Leiey. The Men's Sunshine Bible Class met at the Morris Mearig home with many members present. Officers for 1932 were elected: Pres S M Herr, vice pres Paul Fry, Sec J W Buch, class sec W P Beck, treas Or F Brown, teacher W F Getz. An elegant lunch followed, and the next meeting is planned for January at J G Mumma’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Emmanuel Evangelical and
Ebenezer Evangelical Congregational Sunday Schools
The
Evangelical Sunday School
GM. Leiey
Sunshine Bible
W. P. Beck
Or. F. Brown
W. F. Getz
J. G. Mumma
Oven Baked Bean Sandwiches For Winter Lunches
A collection of baked bean sandwich ideas for cold meals. Recipes include Broiled Bean Sandwich with cheese and bacon, Baked Bean Bacon and Olives Sandwich, Boston Bean Sandwich, and Sailboat Sandwich using Oven Baked Beans with pork or vegetarian styles. Each serves several and pairs with hot beverages.
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Boston
Births and birthdays and local sports results in The Record
My and Mrs J Luke Stauffer announce the birth of a boy Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs C B Harnish announce the birth of a boy Saturday. Miss Ruth Herr was surprised on her 15th birthday with gifts from friends. The gathering included many named locals. Refreshments were served. Local Big 5 basketball beat Parkesburg 28 to 26. New Holland High beat Brownstown 28 to 21. Merry Christmas to readers.
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J. Luke Stauffer
C. B. Harnigh
Ruth Herr
Gladys Bear
Kathryn Snader
Anna Getz
Helen Miller
Alice Kissinger
Margaret Wintrode
Mary Dixon
Maria Ressier
Ruth Hufford
Verna Harnish
Grace
Arlene Smith
Mary Albright
Pauline Longenecker
Stanley Strauss
John Beck
Clayton Roberts
Robert Good
Bernard Royer
Martin Sheaffer
Herbert Pierce
Parke Ressler
Wilbur Klopp
Samuel Herr
Walter Herr
Ernest Helman
M. Herr
Big 5
Parkesburg
New Holland High School
Brownstown High School
Dime a Day Is Baby Star's Pay
Five year old Dickie Moore is a rising film star who attends the Little Red Schoolhouse on the movie lot for three hours each weekday. He earns a dime a day for good work and a toy after filming, enjoys acting more than school, and hopes to become a garbage man wearing white gloves after graduation. He will debut on the Radio Newsreel of Hollywood.
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Dickie Moore
Dickie
Little Red
Radio Newsreel of
Hollywood
Lot
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Two Pounds of Bile Daily
An early 20th century advertisement claims a sluggish liver causes malaise and suggests Carter's Little Liver Pills will induce the two pounds of bile needed daily. It warns against substitutes and urges looking for the red label. The copy cites a 1931 date and company initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C.M. Co
Latin Root Behind The Word Pauper In The Bible
The term pauper meaning a person destitute of worldly goods does not appear in the Bible. It is of Latin origin and shares a root with the word poor.
Molding Character by George Roberts
A reflective inquiry on the shape of a person who avoids opportunity and resists discipline, asking how such choices define character and resolve. The piece probes virtue, self-control, and the cost of inaction in shaping a life.
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George Roberts
Furniture at Lowest Prices Largest Display in City
Advertisement touts a city display of all reconditioned household furniture. Offers living room, bedroom, dining room suites, manrobes, dressing tables, couches at half actual value. Includes every room in your home.
Egyptian Royal Burials in the Valley of the Rings
The Egyptians began burying rulers in the Valley of the Kings during Thothmes era and continued the custom until about 1000 B.C.
Court Proclamation for Lancaster Jail Delivery Session
Public notice announces a Lancaster jail delivery and general quar ter session to convene at the Lancaster Court House with local officials, jurors, and prosecutors to perform duties. Dated December 21, 1931, by Sheriff P P Dattsiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Groff
B. C. Atlee
Court of Common’ Pleas
County of
Lancaster
Commonwealth of Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Caster
Said
County of Lancaster
P. P. Dattisman
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PR. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper
By Axel Weebish
Jere Bula
Smite
Brownstown
Josephine
Gibson
Heinz Foud Institute
Luke Weidman
Fay
Paul Getz
Clifford Carvell
the Record
Baby Star
Spacht
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Eckhart Furniture Co
Queen Street
Comforts
Zartman’s Store
Hudson-Essex
East Main Street
Sturgish
D. L
Neff
Philco
Alvin M. Frey
N. Broad St
Lititz
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