The Sunday School Lesson Xi First Quarter Inter National Series
A missionary lesson text discusses Abraham and Lot, the Lord’s plans to bless all nations through him, and the duties of Christians to seek God’s will. It covers the Genesis material, prophecies of Israel, and the responsibility of churches and individuals to obey and intercede, with scriptural references and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Hemi
Earth
Lot
Sodom
Jesus Christ
David
Matt
Israel
Saul
Damascus
Messiah
Gomorrah
Jesus
God
DorLed
Eym Rors
Willaod
PURELY PERSONAL Hints From Local Society and Visiting Names
Local society notes list visits and travels among residents and guests. Names include Miss Malle Reed Miss Grace Purnel Miss Blanche Simmons Miss Margaret Luouifer and others. Arrivals section records numerous travelers from Baltimore Washington New York and Philadelphia alongside Montgomery and Berkeley counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Calling
Montgomery County
Deering Binder Company
Nannie Goldsborough
Baltimore
C. 3
McCleery
M. E. McGleery
Florida
Grace Purnel
Frederick
Blanche Simmons
Washington
Margaret Luouifer
Beckeystown
Boy injured by horse and buggy at East Patrick and Carer streets
A seven year old son of Luther Hoerrison was knocked down by a horse attached to a buggy at the corner of East Patrick and Carer streets while playing. He struck his right arm, received facial and head bruises, and was treated by Dr. W C Johnson. Injuries not serious but painful. medications advertised for rheumatism and sprains appear in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pragk
Divie
Luther Hoerrison
East Patrick Street
Cheries Winebrewer
Chas
B. Trei
East Patrick
Carer Streets
W.C. Johnson
Wash Silk Lines Bright Spring Fashion Hints
A fashion notice markets a line of wash silks for spring in dull blue violet absinthe green old rose and many striped varieties. Narrow stripe patterns create harmonious subdued brightness with combinations like rose and gray rose and green and rose and tan. The fabrics claim to wash well with soft water and ample soap, ideal for sernari te waists and lighter summer bodices with brocaded taffetas satin moire stripes available this season.
Silky yard lengths cut in half price at Jerte shops
The Jerte shops announce clearout of remaining winter stock with halved prices on silky yard lengths. Fashion notes praise wash silks, theater bodices in pale green crape and laurel ribbons, trimmed with bows, belts, and beading.
Made Quite a Circuit as Horse Runs Loose
A horse attached to a spring wagon owned by contractor Charles Poole took fright on East Fifth street this morning and ran toward the Pennsylvania Railroad. It followed the railroad to Second Street then toward Zelgier s ville, bending near the gas house and running up Church Street. The team was finally stopped on North Market Street without serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casrles Poole
East Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Suimsl
Second Street
Zelgiersville
Church Street
North Market Street
Brief Brie in Staunton Notes and Accidents
Mr. Chas. Broadway Roas3 mailed a $52 check to Stonewall Rand in Staunton Virginia last week. Budding trees signal the arrival of spring amid wartime days of the past week. Laundry schools in the county prepare for observance of Essie. Ellmer M. Whipp suffered a severe facial wound at Spoke Factory. pain noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Broadway
Stonewall Rand
Staunton
Ellmer M. Whipp
Social World Grand Masque Dance Invitation
Frederick Society issues invitations for a grand masque dance at dinner hall on Halloween Monday night. A rheumatic pain remedy called Sage is praised by a druggist, with claims of relief after three applications. Red Flag and Clover Root are advertised by local druggists Garrott and Pearre for rheumatism and complexion benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Steiner Bro’s
Frederick Socis
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Historical Society Meeting Delights Members With Papers
The Historical Society held a regular meeting at Mrs. Henry Wilams residence on Court Street. Mrs. Francis Fenwick Smith presented a detailed paper on the history of the Be La Vincendiere house and the Lowe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Society
Henry Wilams
Court Street
Francis Fenwick Smith
Be la Vincendiere
Santo Domingo
Hermitage
Col
Charles RE
Enoch Lewis Lowe
Brg
Ritchie
Old Street
Messrs
Ross, Reich and Newmen
William Ritchie
Frederick County
Wiliam Tyler
W. Craward Johnsor
Tyler
Abrs. Winedrewer
Richard Potts
Major Hughes
James Gilligher
Bowers
Major Gakisborough
Edward Eichelberger
Edward Nelson
Maryland Historal Society
Baltimore
Orphans' Court Proceedings and Henry A. Weller Estate
First and Goal account of Martin L. Hoke as administrator of Samuel Hoke. Will of Henry A. Weller admitted to probate. Letters of administration granted to Louis C. Byler. Debts and sale of personal property for Henry A. Weller estate filed. Inventories and lists of debts filed for Henry A. Weller. Public notices and advertisements from New York City and Chattanooga cited. Promotional testimonials for Dr Ball's Cough Syrup and Smith's Vitalizer appear among the page text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Hoke
Samuel Hoke
Willi
Henry A. Weller
Lous C. Byler
David F. Roib
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Xwill
Gem Zvili
D. UM. Stearns
United Government Food
Wall 3A
N.Y
the Daily News
Fiezsant
Malle Reed
Steils Bitzer
Oerry Hots
H. B. Schumacher
D. BR
Louch
L. Clayton
M. Selgman
J. &Thomas
M. J. Crawford
Frank Clark
B. Snowder
F. C. Harmar
Charles Howard
Wecehington
A. Wechler
G. H. Gale- Jean
E. E. Lewis
J.T. Brown
New York
Lee Offat
C. W. Fields
D. H. Warfield
Wm. HO. Rattel
Rockville
R. Z. Randolph
Frostburg
W.W. &. Harner
Grand Rapids
F. Blumhardt
G. E
Cazntis Horse
Barton
C. Raswessen
W.E Koons
A. MM. Cristle
R. A. Smith
Hagerstown
D. Gaskins
J. M. McCarthy
Solumns
J. R. MecCarz
Brooklyn
House
Geo. Williams
Clarksburg
Montgomery Co
C. Beeblett
Howover
Dre&s
MGIRE
Saisiber
Flrorie
Meno St
Gaiesburg
T's
Salvator
Shiloh
Garrett& Pearre
Chonlest
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woman's Home Sue Foreign Missionary Society
Ban Joze
Evangelical Lutheran
E.L. Watson
M. E
Lutherville
Baltimore County
Rev. White
St. Peter’s, Liberty
Brussell
Somerset
Cumberland
B.e&c. RR
Whit-Sandsy
Sulariae
DY Gerrots
Pearre
Spire
Walter RK
Rudy
Miaky
Karis Clover Root
Garrott & Pearre
St. Vitus
Aly
Stef
Invards
Buffalo
F&e
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
SF. Louis
Ilo Hselbeth
Boldine Garrett
Pete Fason
Sexton Grand Blaters Tron King
Noble Cook
S. D. Thomas & 60
Brussels
Ted
Headington & 66
S. Charles St
Fayette St
Maryland
Hans
Vive USA
George A. Gilbee
North Market St. Frederick
the Historical Society
Pest
Tueday
Maroh 99
Thton
Court Square
Bdward B. Breushter
New York City
Dr. Ball
Popeiore
Esse Rae Fornieeraeg Betteeoan
Washburn, Crosby Co
Gold Medal Flour
L. M. Hildebrand
Aike
Lome Jamin
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Catarre
Garrott
Pearhre
South Market Street
Patrick
Sieiner Bus
Ad . A. Williamson
IE. M. Remsborg
Carlin Hense
Tieff Pianos
N. J. Wilson & Sok
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Furnitsure
W. H. B. Etchison
Hos
Jhis
W. L. Douglas
W. XL
Dougina
Solvex Delaw
W. 7
Douglas, Brockton
A. R. Yeakle City Hall