Lesson for December 15 Subject and Scripture Texts
The item notes a December 15 lesson from the International Council of Religious Education used by permission. It references selected subjects and scripture texts for study and guidance.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
7
The item notes a December 15 lesson from the International Council of Religious Education used by permission. It references selected subjects and scripture texts for study and guidance.
A fragment from a religious page contrasts Pauls letter to Philemon with a modern tale of Mark Darrell a lumber man torn by love and danger. The sermon treats Onesimus the slave as a Christian brother and stresses imputation and cooperation in a shared gospel.
Eric Kinross storms through a blaze to rescue Mark Darrell from a burning cabin. Nat Page and followers chase through smoke as flames consume the forested area. Kinross bears the scorched, nearly nude Mark to safety, amid shouting and peril.
In the Gulf storm and lighthouse blaze, Eric Kinross acts to save Mark and perishes. Madeleine and Nat witness the drama as Broussac’s yacht founders and Kinross is never found. Mark heals from burns while life returns to St Victor and the beacon resumes its light.
Readable ad copy promotes ready to give holiday gifts Camel cigarettes or Prince Albert tobacco. Camel cartons with 200 cigarettes and a full pound Prince Albert container are shown as suitable seasonal presents. No wrapping needed with space for a personal message.
A G I bride steps ashore in New York and greets her husband on the dock as he waits among a lavish lot of flowers. She exclaims with joy and he urges her to help sell the bouquet's bounty.
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