Trinity Lutheran Home-Coming Service At Colebrook
The Trinity Lutheran Church at Colebrook holds a home-coming service on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 A M and Holy Communion at 10 8 T. The 2 PM service is led by Rev BE A Chamberlain of Lebanon with greetings by Stella Risser Cole and local pastors. Music by St Pauls Lutheran Lititz. The Young People Missionary Society met Monday. attendance 85. October meeting hosted by Jennie Shreiner.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Colebrook
BE. A. Chamberlain
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Stella Risser Cole
Jacob Gundy
Jacob Heitz
David Gibble
E. A. Chamberlain
Hummelstown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Lititz
Young People's Missionary Society
J. K. Mathers
Hazel Mathers
W. M. Pfautz
Arlene Beck
Edward Grube
James Dissinger
Walter Smith
Morris McCloud
Romaine Stormfeltz
A. R. Keller
J. D. Harrison
Grace Lehn
Jane Workman
Jennie Shreiner
The Fireside Philosopher by Alfred Bings
A compact meditation on self discipline and behavior. It urges focus on true religion, warns that love rejects reason, and notes that many are overfed yet under nourished emotionally. The piece critiques anger writing and suggests restraint in criticism.
Peggy O Neale and Senator Randolph in a Political Marriage
Virginia Senator John Randolph considers Peggy O Neale too youthful for marriage yet she accepts Bow Timberlake's hand. Bow dies in government service, Peggy pursues a friendship with Andreto Jackson as he seeks the presidency. Five years later Jackson wins and Randolph confesses love, but Jackson opposes the marriage on political grounds. Peggy storms out vowing to wed Randolph.
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John Randolph
Virginia
Peggy O’neale
Bow Timberlake
Bow
Peggy
Andreto Jackson
Jackson
Randolph
Pegey
Rowdy
la Roy Sunderland
Pegry
John Eaton
Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Margaret Haton
Warrenton
Toy
John Randolph O' Roanoke
Roderick Dow
Eaton
Peabody and
Calhoun
Andy
Uckson
Peggy Chooses Virginia and Faces a Fatal Threat
Peggy urges Randolph to work with her for the future of Virginia while he chooses state loyalty over romance. A covert plot to dissolve the Union surfaces with Sunderland’s threat, and Randolph is shot after a confrontation. Peggy aids Rowdy Dow as scandal swirls, ending with a shipboard farewell and Peggy’s resolve to stay true to Virginia and Jackson.
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Jackson
John
Spain
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Alfred Bings
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Imetros Goldwyn Mayer
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Uncle Andy
Potomac
Ortrom
Perry
John Dear
Baton
John Baton
Prof
Franklin Inn
Sunderland
Andrew Jackson
Gunderlang
Daniel Webster
Union
Liberty
Cuthbert
Randolph O
Roanoke
Warrenton Manor
Rowdy Dow
Randy
Mears
Washington
John C. Calhoun
Horatio Peabody
Society For the Protection of Public Morals
eBay
Hi Suit
Sam Smith
Zoin
Sirgins
Pancmea
Joh Randolph
Coldwyns
Mager Camp
America
Pegey Nasty-Eyed
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