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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
2
Lesson notes outline a quarterly Bible study on Matthew with themes Jesus Christ the Messiah King and His Kingdom. It details class methods, unity of book theme, and progressive lessons from resurrection to parables about right relationship and temperance.
A testimonial from G W Holley of St Paul Virginia praises Thedford's Black-Draught for relief of dizziness and headaches caused by constipation. He notes using it years, giving children Syrup of Black-Draught for colds and stomach ailments, and states many millions of packages are needed.
The text outlines five religious lessons from May 20 through June 7 focusing on the Olivet discourse, the ten virgins, judgment for nations, the cross as life touchstone, and the resurrection as proof of Messiahship. It urges teachers to foster faith in Christ’s sacrificial work rather than mere knowledge.
Quote by Dr. A. T. Pierson describes the Bible’s breadth from creation to anticipated renewal, covering history, biography, poetry, prayers, parables, ethics, romance, tragedy, and dramatic scenes across worldly and spiritual themes.
A solemn call to recommit to Jesus Christ as the primary inspiration for religious service, urging believers to eschew worldly pleasures in favor of spiritual dedication. The text frames faith as the guiding force over material success.
A religious reflection notes how the gospel reaches sinning children and renews the whole person as Christ Jesus comes into the heart, transforming conduct and life through faith.
A quotation attributed to Adolf Hitler asserts his intention to follow what he believes to be the only correct course for the nation, regardless of consequences. The line expresses unwavering commitment to a chosen political path.
The Friends Church renews Rev. C. C. Pearson for a sixth year. He and his wife moved to Guilford College for education and have since built up the church and helped the community. Pearson has served as secretary and president of the local ministerial association.
Mr and Mrs C L Lowe of Galax Virginia host a farewell dinner for daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Frank Mathews before their Friday July 13 departure for Hawaii. They travel by car to San Francisco then steamship to Honolulu for a six day sea passage. Attending are relatives from Lowgap Mount Airy and other area households. Doris Cockerham wins the bridge game.
President Roosevelt announced Cartagena Colombia will be added to his summer cruise route. He described the visit as an act of friendship and noted it as the first time the city will be visited during his tour.
Attorney Thomas Wilson Polger of Dobson died at St. Leo's hospital Greensboro Friday morning June 13 after about two months ill with pleurisy. He was 50, born in Rockford, educated at Trinity College, began law practice in 1881. A June 12 wedding of Miss Emma Welch and Rev. J. M. Polger followed at the bride's parents home in this city.
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