Missionary Voyage Ends With Island Romance
George McAusland sails to Fiji Islands to take a mission post. He avoids Mary Doncaster aboard a ship from Honolulu, but she rescues him after he falls overboard. They marry on Gilead Island after learning Mary’s parents died. Corkran, a deserted sailor, aids them as a pearling ship arrives.
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George McAusland
America
Fiji Islands
Mary Doncaster
Honolulu
Gilead Island
Mary
George
Corkran
Ship Sighting Triggers Warning and Fatal Clash
Mary and George learn a vessel with two masts is approaching the lagoon as watchers report a ship near the harbor. The ensuing engagement ends with the new ship’s forces killing men on Mr. Aulgar’s schooner and taking control, prompting Mary to urge continued vigilance and warnings to Corkran.
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Mary
Corkran
George
Jarambo
Venturer
Aulgar
Island Escape and Ambush Aftership on the Island
After Aulgar's schooner is set afire and sunk the islanders vow to resist. Jarambo reports the six divers ten men total drink and plan to hide Mary and George as the vessel approaches. George is wounded by a bullet and cared for by Itaui as the couple hides in the forest ready for the next move.
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Mary
George
Itaui
Itaun
Staui
Itavi
Lord's Supper Lesson On Passover To Communion
A sermon contrasts the last Passover with Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper as a sacred remembrance. It notes the betrayal by Judas and warns against self seeking in the church, urging humility and allegiance to Christ. The discourse links covenant blood, communion, and future return.
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Israel
Egypt
Earth
Gethsemane
Calvary
Jesus
The
Twelve
Judas
Christ
Lesson topics and scriptures for March sixteenth
The notice lists the March sixteen lesson topics and scripture references selected by the International Council of Religious Education for use under license. It notes copyrighted material used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Craft pattern article by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Moody young ladies in a craft feature illustrate faces on pot holders with sun tan faces bandannas and sparkling eyes. Instructions describe basting layers stitching eyes and mouths to create varied expressions and mention additional patterns and booklets for readers.
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Bedford Hills
New York
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van Camp
van Camp's Inc
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N.Y
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Yan@mp
Epictetus
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