Carnival Night Sparks Old Feelings in Greyville
Ellie sits out the town carnival while Patty Brown visits the scene and invites Ellie to join. Mr. Kenyon flirts as Ellie reflects on Bruce from a past romance, and they share a ride on the ferris wheel with Patty between them as lights glow and a new sense of danger and memory comes alive.
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Elm Street
Old Park
Ellie
Mrs. Blodgett
Greyville
Patty Brown
Patty
Miz Blodgett
Grandma
Miz Blodgett’s
Mr. Kenyon
Mike
Pat
Bruce
Devotional Reading and Scripture References
The entry lists a devotional reading from Exodus 20 1 17 and scriptural citations for Exodus 1 11 35 30 89 43 Chronicles 1 5. It appears as a brief religious reading note with numbered chapters and verses.
Bezalel and Aholiab Work Over Sinai Tabernacle
Bezalel trained in Egyptian crafts leads the Tabernacle project with Aholiab and helpers. The lesson urges daily work for God and cites Exodus passages and Ecclesiastes on doing one’s best with spirit and purpose.
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Hur
Caleb
Holiab
Bezalel
Dan
Hiram
Solomon’s Temple
Aholiab
Siriai
Jesus
Summer dress and bolero for easy sewing
Simple sun dress for outdoor wear with a matching bolero. The pattern offers mix and match options and is part of a Spring and Summer FASHION guide with free knitting instructions and pattern inside. Pattern No. 8316 lists sizes 11 through 18 and fabric needs for size 12.
Speeding Causes One Third of Fatal Vehicle Accidents
The accident prevention department of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies reports speeding as the cause in about one third of last year’s fatal motor vehicle accidents. It notes most deaths occurred on straight wide highways where drivers tend to accelerate.
New Generations Embrace God’s Gracious Gospel
A passage reflects on generations as persistent experimenters in faith. It portrays God presenting fresh generations as morning dew, each offered opportunity to respond to the inspiring challenge and hear the gospel anew.
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God
E. M. Walker
World needs beyond home and foreign mission duties
Roy L. Smith argues that missions now occupy crowded global space and the needs of the world are our problem, erasing clear borders between home and foreign missions. The quote emphasizes collective responsibility in global humanitarian outreach.
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Roy L. Smith
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