Controversy at Antioch and the Jerusalem Council
The text outlines the Gentile inclusion issue in Antioch, the Jerusalem council debates led by Peter Paul and James, and the final decision. It emphasizes grace through faith, not works, and the church’s unity in accepting Gentiles without Mosaic circumcision while issuing clear abstentions to pagan practices.
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Antioch
Jerusalem
Moses
Pal
Barnabas
Paul
Abraham
Peter
James
Ale
Amos
Pelsh
Knowledge of Prayer in a World of War and Danger
A quotation from Robert Leighton asserts that life on earth is warfare. It is better to know a single fortress of prayer than many inns among enemies. He who knows how to pray may be pressed but cannot be overwhelmed.
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Robert Leighton
Fragmentary note on prayer and self control finds demons
A fragmentary statement mentions tasting and prayer as a way to cast out demons like selfishness and worldliness. The text reads as a reflective, incomplete meditation without clear actions or dates.
Local social notes mention visits and travels around town
Dr and Mrs Wm Rogers and Mr and Mrs Chester Snavely hosted a six o clock dinner for local telephone employees at Husted's Rest. Attendees included Irma Wood Kate Elmore Jennie McNary Goldie Husted and Mrs McNary. Mildred Thornburgh visited two weeks with her parents. Families traveling to Florida and residents returning from Arizona are noted. Bethany Sunday School class met at Mrs L A Rider's with refreshments by the hostess committee. Several youths planned excursions to Evanston with some taking jobs there.
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Wm. Rogers
Chester
Baby
Terre Haute
Minnie Collier
Florida
Hubert Hutchings
Tucson
Phoenix
Arizona
Bethany
L. A. Rider
H. Laws
W. W. Donaldson
C. B. Briscoe
Freda
Genevieve Donaldson
Eva Ralston
Mayzella Gibbs
Dorothy Vanscoyk
Madge Weeden
Roy Ingram
Jesse Snyder
Farrel Williams
Evanston
Freda Donaldson
Larrel Williams
Robbery at Sycamore Hills pool room and barber shop
The Sycamore Hills pool room and barber shop in Cumberland were entered and robbed Monday night. Thieves took barber tools candy and cigarettes. Nearby moves include Ryan Bertram redecorating his building and planning to move fixtures next week. Howard Draper sold his S Central restaurant to Mr and Mrs Gust Applequist last Friday.
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Sycamore Hills
Cumberland
Ryan Bertram
Maude Roberts
Walterses Welcome Baby Daughter in Evanston
Mr and Mrs William Walters of Evanston announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday July 31 at the home of Mrs Walters parents Mr and Mrs C G Hall in Westfield Grace is listed among the newborns family and local residents.
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Hall
Mattoon
Walter
William Walters
Evanston
C. G. Hall
Grace
Thought Ownership Based on Capacity to Entertain and Place It
A philosophical remark attributed to Emerson notes that ownership of a thought lies with the person who can entertain it and the one who can properly place it, emphasizing mental agency and application.
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t—Emerson
Bubeck and Gallagher Funeral Directors Change
Announcement lists Bubeck and Gallagher Funeral Directors at 166 Marshall, Tilinois, noting contact details for local obituary and services support.
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Bubeck & Gallagher Funeral Directors
Notice of Probate Application for Will in Clark County
State of Illinois Clark County notice to James Kuykendall Clara Clark Mabel Dent Fannie Kuykendall Frasia Kuykendall Nora McBride Ella Christine and all unknown heirs of Lyman Kuykendall deceased as well as heirs of Clay Kuykendall and Wil liam Kuykendall that an application has been filed in the county court for probate of a will and related probate actions.
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Iinois
Clark County
James Kuykendall
Clara Clark
Mabel Dent
Fannie Kuykendall
Frasia Kuykendall
Nora McBride
Ella Christine
Lyman Kuykendall
Clay Kuykendall
William Kuykendall
Illinois
Hearing on Lyman Kuykendall will probate set for Aug 25
The court schedules a hearing to prove the will of Lyman Kuykendall deceased. The session is set for August 25, 1928 at 9:00 a.m. in Marshall County Court House. Leroy McNary, County Clerk, and William T. Hollenbeck, Attorney, publish notice.
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Lyman Kuykendall
Marshall
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Weeters Newspaper Union
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Martinsville Planet
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Westfield
Westfield Review
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Studebaker
A. A. A. Auspices
Beuhler Auto Co
Marshall, Illinois
Cumberland County Fair
Greenup
Gidenuip
Leroy McNary
County Cleris
WM. T. Hollenbeck
Atty
IDEAL
J. E. Millhouse
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Indiana