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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

Page

9

The Risen Christ Lesson by J A Lapham 1924

International Sunday School lesson outlines the Resurrection narrative from Mark and the other Gospels. It highlights the women at the tomb, the rolling away of the stone, appearances of Jesus, and the Great Commission, urging teachers to present the story clearly and challenge listeners to accept Christ.

J. A. Lapham Northrup Morgan Park Jesus Christ Christ Mark Church of Jesus Christ Mary Magdalene Peter Peter the Great Earth God Job Thomas Lake of Tiberius James Paul Damascus Stephen John Patmos Jesus

Memorial Banquet Named for Benefactor Jewett

Mr. George A. Jewett, class of '62, plans a summer trip to England and Scotland by car. He funds a permanent Founder's Day banquet for faculty, executive board, senior class, and college presidents. He also generously aids a memorial being erected by the Alumni, Don’t Brag. His gifts aim to inspire charitable example.

George A. Jewett England Scotland Jewett West Central Jowett

Bible Knowledge Test Reveals Wide Gaps Among Youth

Professor Crissman reports tests at Warrens purg College Missouri with 100 college students and 1800 high schoolers in nearby towns. Results show 16 percent of high school students did not know Christ birthplace or mother. Other gaps include 60 percent on Peter James John, 70 percent on Sermon on the Mount, 65 percent on Golden Rule, 40 percent mistaking Paul, 25 percent Pilate and James, 45 percent Galilee, 30 percent Jade, 30 percent Gethsemane, and 20 percent resurrection as temple building.

Crissman Warrenspurg College Missouri Christ Peter James John Jesus Mount Paul Pilate Galilee Gethsemane Egypt

Feet Toward East in Old New England Graves

In colonial burying grounds of New England graves are laid with the feet toward the east. The custom reflects traditional burial direction in early American cemeteries.

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