The Believing Centurion Sunday Lesson
A reflective lesson on the Gentile centurion whose faith pleased Jesus. It covers his identity as a centurion, his servant’s grave illness, his humble approach through Jewish intermediaries, and Jesus’s pronouncement that the centurion’s faith surpassed many Jews. The text emphasizes authority, faith, and Christ’s sovereign power to heal with a spoken word.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Success in Christian Work
A brief reflection stating that progress in Christian service relies on the personal spiritual life and that individuals cannot lead others toward Christ unless they deepen their own faith.
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Christ
D Presbyterian
Jesus With Us Prayer and Social Gatherings Note
Brief anonymous reflection urges anxious devotion to Jesus during prayer meetings and social evenings. The statement asserts Jesus is more likely to be present when believers seek Him earnestly in communal gatherings.
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Jesus
Oil Is Needed Lamps Require More Oil, Missionary Worker Says
A missionary worker warns that a lamps glow fades without adequate oil, stressing the need for continued support to keep the flame alive. The message quotes the saying that fatigue in revival work comes from lack of sustenance rather than lack of effort.
He is Risen Spurgeon Quotation
A compact quotation from Charles Spurgeon: He is risen, I am risen to him, why then should I cleave unto the dust. The line reflects a belief in spiritual awakening and renewed life through faith.
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Spurgeon
Farm Calendar Notes on Feed, Housing, and Breeding
Wheat makes a good dairy feed when up to one third of a grain mix and rolled or coarsely ground, balanced with bulky feeds and protein. Provide space for light and heavy breeds, roosting space, and add ample space for grain storage. Penn State correspondence courses offered free. study winter topics. House farm machinery now with grease to prevent rust. Breeding improvements boost milk yield. Penn State herd records rise from 4,801 to 9,426 pounds. Prepare soil boxes for winter planting and keep accurate farm accounts. Sugar syrup feeds bees.
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Penn State
Revival opening planned for Brunnerville church
Sunday services are listed for the Brunnerville U.E. Church with Morning Worship at 9 and Evening Service at 10. A revival begins Sunday evening November 28 and runs for several weeks led by John Nessinger. A Wednesday prayer meeting features Edgar Meiley and a welfare program on The Christian Home is set for 2 and 7 o'clock with Rufus Bucher speaking on Social Purity.
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U. E
John Nessinger
Edgar Meiley
Women’s Missionary Society
Sallie Smith
Jennie Enck
Ida Shi
Esther Esther
Frank Detterline
Reamstown
Anna McCoy
Akron
Morris Eckert
Wayne Kline
Francis Earhart
Florence
Isaac Hunt
Elstonville
Henry Kauffman
Ida Nissley
Mazheim
Reuben Keith
James Sesseman
Lititz
Francis Brighton
Chandler Ruhl
Kreider
Hershey
Ira Hess
Lewis Messe
Charles Mease
Jane
Landisville
John Smith
Reailing
Adam Dietrich
Copeland
Lancaster
Alvin Kopp
Pine Hill
William Leitzinger
Elmer Nershey
Jerre Adams
Frank Hershey
Lizzie Gibbel
Beverly
Charles Shirreman
Henry Burns
Oscar Spayd
John Flory
Jesse Buchter
M. R. Hess
Jonas Frank
Ephrata
Frank
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Raymund Diem
Himbletown
John Showalter
Martindale
Christ Landis
G. Landis
Ray Wallick
West Willow
Church of the Brethren of the
Hether Markley
A. P. Wenger
Elizabeth Gibbes
Domestic Science Guide Shows European Ham Preparations
Old World methods for curing and cooking ham are outlined with recipes from several regions. Slices of baked ham with clove gravy, caramelized ham with prunes, and ham baked with applesauce are described, including parboiling steps, simmering times, and garnishes.
Local gatherings feature family guests and invitations
Devotions and meetings invite all young people. Mr and Mrs Norman Kauffman and son Harry visited Morvis Brombach and his daughter from Hammer Creek. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paris Brubaker and daughter of Rheems and Isaac Brumbach of Brickerville.
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Elmer
Clarence Harianft
Ephrata
William Seibert
Lavina Seibert
Elmira Mease
Abram
Hallville
Abraham Strickler
Slurry Hess
Pine Hill
Harry Scheneberger
Lancaster
S. H. Kauffman
Phoebe Hauck
Near
Stevens
Monroe Rekert
Wayne Grube
Kissel Ill
Shultz
York
Jacob Hackman
Leon Madlem
Lititz
American Legion
Simon Graybill
Lizzie Gibbel
Elizabeth
Anna
Kate Hershey
Manheim
C. W. Gibbel
John Kiery
Paul Spangler
Lexington
Laura Buchter
C. G. Landis
Benjamin Eck
Donald
Sammuel Fry
Mohn
Akron
J. W. Rissor
Litita
Earl Spangler
Daler
Alvin
Opp
Fine Hill
Salinda Williams
Mennonite Church
Robert Ream
Near Schoeneck
Benjamin Kauffman
Milton Landis
Norman Steely
Clarence Smith
Phares West
Abram Strickler
Nathan Kofroth
Wayne Kline
Roth
Kathryn Stevenson
Harvey Bollinger
Clayton Myers
Henry Burns
Harry Keller
Walter Keller
Norman Kauffman
Harry
Morvis Brombach
Hammer Creek
Paris Brubaker
Rheems
Isaac Brumbach
Brickerville
Indictment of Radio Dishere radio promotes laziness
Uncle Eben denounces radio in a colonial era voice claiming it fosters laziness and arguing one banjo player can work a little to provide music for the country. The fragmentary text reflects a micro cultural critique embedded in a historical newspaper snippet.
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Dishere Radio
Uncle Eben
Roman Highways Built to Last Through Deep Foundations
Readable fragments describe ancient Roman roads with foundations four to five feet deep and built of varied stone types. The note suggests durability and engineering skill as enduring features of Roman infrastructure.
Garvin's November Store News
The Grocery is back inside the railing for self serve with one payment covers all. Downstairs Store offers inspected merchandise for those economically inclined. Fourth Floor hosts Home Furnishings with rugs draperies lamps cushions and furniture at lower cash prices. Santa Claus appears on this floor with toys for Christmas.
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Santa Claus
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P. B. Mtzwater
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Ralph Keith
Near Reamstown
Mary Druckenbroad
Clarence McCay
Monroe Eckert
Samuel Habecker
Lebanon
Christ Sensenich
Terre Hill
Edgar Buckwalter
Sy Peten ScmaAurerer
Helen Schauffler
Lutz
Central Market
Our
East Main Street
Florida
Washington State
Virginia
Kopp Bros
Lititz, PA
Roy B. Kneeburg
Hepp Bldg
KING
Ephrata, Penna
Bernstein
Garvin’s
America
Milady
M. T. Garvin & Co
E. King Street
Lancaster, PA
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