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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
10
A sermon-style piece argues that Jesus welcomes children and that the kingdom belongs to such as these. It contrasts childlike humility with worldly greatness, urges parents and teachers to invest in early religious formation, and condemns hypocritical church members while praising active Christian instruction for the young in homes and churches.
A brief notice highlights leaders and congregants guiding a church project. It names a rector and council, specifies a dedication event, and notes the date and location of the ceremony. Community members are invited to observe and participate in the service.
Fragment from a religious column describes Jesus inviting a barefoot child into the circle of disciples. A little Jew steps forward timidly yet trusts the Saviour, illustrating a gentle object lesson on childlikeness and divine care as mothers discuss Christ's healing.
The text discusses a lesson plan for primary and junior classes focusing on Jesus teaching children about repentance and entering the kingdom. It emphasizes memory work on a key verse, exploring what the kingdom means, and applying teachings to home life. It also asks teachers to consider church leadership, care for children, and how to use Jesus methods in replies to disciples.
A Cleveland pastor meets weekly with junior boys and girls for several weeks of Bible lessons on accepting Christ and joining the church. They share lunch at the church and ask questions freely to clarify what it means to be a follower of Christ. Is there a better plan?
Henry Van Houweling a truck driver for the Farmers Co operative Exchange was confined to his home the first of the week with a severe throat infection.
A vintage ad promises instant relief from bunion pains and soft corns with two to three applications of Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims soreness vanishes within fifteen minutes and continued use tightens and heals the affected areas, with a money back guarantee if foot troubles persist.
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