Spread of Christianity in Asia in Sunday School Lesson
Review of Improved Uniform International lesson material for September 27 1931 notes thematic progress in missions with golden text about opening the door of faith to the Gentiles. It outlines primary to senior topics on spreading the gospel, early triumphs, and Christianity becoming a world region, citing lessons from July to September and emphasizing missionary work powered by the Holy Spirit and laity participation. It includes quotes from Doctor Chalmers about no man being a blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Jerusalem
Pentecost
Primitive Church
Christ
Philip
Evangelist
Saul
Jesus Christ
God
Cornelius
Barnabas
Holy Spirit
Paul
James
Jerusalem Council
Israel
Doctor Chalmers
Children Need Models
A brief quotation notes that children require positive models more than critics. It cites Joubert as the source of the saying, emphasizing guidance over fault-finding in child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joubert
Report on Audubon Critics Questions Motives
New York report by Dr. Barbour and Chauncey Hamlin labels critics of the National Association of Audubon Societies as a small self-appointed group pursuing personal interests. It refutes charges of improper conduct, defends Dr. Pearson, and lauds the society for a creditable purpose and a great record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
T. Gilbert Pearson
Thomas Barbour
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard University
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Buffalo Museum of Science
Alexander Grant Ruthven
University of Michigan
National Association
Emergency Conservation Committee
Association
United States
Frederic C. Walcott
Connecticut
Pearson
American Museum of Natural History
George H. Sherwood
Sherwood
Barbour
Farm Calendar Select Show Fruit and Winter Barley Use
Article outlines farm practices including selecting large fruit for exhibits, saving green tomatoes before frost, boosting dairy cow protein as pastures thin, providing unlimited oyster shells and cod liver oil for strong egg shells, drainage value on wet spots, using winter barley as a wheat replacement, maintaining soil fertility with fertilizers and lime, and plowing in fall for earlier spring seeding.
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits Across Lancaster Area
Dozens of residents from Richland Terre Hill Lititz Ephrata Manheim and adjoining towns spent Sunday with relatives and friends across the Brickerville area including Fetter Hinsey Meek Denlinger and various spouses and families. The Emmanuel Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society met September 15 at the Seibert home in Middle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hinsey
Eddie
Terre Hill
Samuel Meek
Hershey
Frank Denlinger
Neffsville
Ammon Shelley
Manheim
Minnie Heiser
Lancaster
Sara Summit
Lititz
Lester Loose
Ephrata
Lawrence Denlinger
Monterey
Christ May
Ezra Meek
G. L. Evans
William Smith
Schaefferstown
Isaac Walter
Samuel Gaus
Mary
John Shelly
Harvey Wesland
Millbroughti
Ivan Eberly
Reamstown
Zacharias Eberly
Kevi Wissingen
Frank Enck
Clay
Frank Fassnacht
Eli Yocum
Elm
Caroline Steiner
James Lackey
Harry Dale
Pauline McQuate
Flintville
John Retten
John McQuate
Ellis
Miriam Retten
James Enck
Helen
Mildred
Evelyn
David Strauss
Margaret Large
Marian May
Lebanon Valley College
Ohn Hoffman
Robert Steffy
Kissel Hill
Frank Edwards
Hart
Brunnerville
Hopeland
Kleinfeltersville
Schuylkill County
Women’s Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Amanda Seibert
Middle Creek
David Strauss and
Albert Roth
Pine Hill
Harry Strauss
F. A. Weichsel
Monroe Zartman
Minerva
Susan Keath
Mabel Fry
Eleanor
Irene Hoover
Harry Hoover
Isaac Brubaker
Samuel Martin
Starley Nolt
Doris
Francis Ditzler
Samuel Whiteraft
Daniel Whiteraft
Allen Ruhl
Elstonville
Milton Fasnacht
Wayne Elser
Paul Meiley
Jacob Shultz
Snavely’s Mill
J. Irwin Huber
Community visitors fill weekend at area homes and services
Fourteenteen members and twenty four visitors attended the meeting. Dozens of local families hosted relatives and friends from Lititz, Lancaster, Ephrata, Denver, and Manheim over Sunday and Saturday. Harvest Home Services at two Lutheran churches drew well with fruit and vegetable decorations. Visitors included Rev F A Weichsel and others, plus Hinters of Lititz and Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Demmy
John Peiffer
Lititz
Howard Kline
Jacob Carper
Manheim
Henry Carper
Sun Hill
Lizzie
Ellen Carper
Ben Snavely
Phares Miller
Cyrus Long
Robert Gander
West Reading
B.S. Heagy
Denver
Jacob Fry
Lincoln
George Weachter
Akron
Isaac Seaman
Arlene
Lila
Harry Palm
Dorothy
Jacob
Hopeland
Real Politeness Defines True Courtesy and Generosity
True politeness is modest and unpre tending and generous. It appears as little as may be and when it does a courtesy would willingly conceal it. It chooses to forego its own claims and to prefer a neighbor to itself because it esteems him.
Get Up Nights? Try This 25¢ Test BU-KETS
An advertorial promotes a bladder cleanse test box BU KETS containing buchy leaves and juniper oil sold by Moyhr's Drug Store in Lititz Pennsylvania. Four days of use claims relief from nocturnal urination and back or leg pains linked to bladder disorders, with a money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyhr
Lititz
Weil-McLain
Prothonotary's Notice for Court Confirmation
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday October 19 1931. Landis Sanford guardian Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Landis
Sanford
Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster
Guardian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unday
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Audubon Society
Wild Life Organization
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Brickerville News
Maria Waltz
Vera Oberholtzer
Clayton Fetter
Richland
Marcus Fetter
Rss AV
W. H. Muth & Co
Eil
Lain Weiller
Rand Supply Company
Mulberry & James
Butter Avenue
Tenth Street
Wilkes-Sarre
Harrisburg
Upland Way
Overbrook
Philadelphia, Pa
Lebanon
Chipso
Princess
ASCO
California
Santa Clara
Alaska
Walbeck
Zingg’s Gruyere
National Biscuit Company
Victor Bread
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