A Chosen Leader and Land in Abraham's Call
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses Genesis 12 1 to 25 10 focusing on Abraham as a chosen leader and the land promised. It highlights divine prompting rather than human striving, lists virtues and failures, key life events, and outlines teaching notes for Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
God
Father of Nations
Sarah
Canaan
Bethel
Egypt
Lot
Melchizedek
Isaac
Machpelah
Rebkah
Black Oak School Program Marks Rural Education Meeting
Black Oak No 6 parents and children praised district leadership and Miss De Jong for strong school progress. County Superintendent Erma L Krout urged community help to enhance education. The rural meeting featured a booklet program with songs readings and dialogues by grades four to eight.
Toots Makes a Match and Other Recitations Recited
A school program features Mabel De Jong and Pearl De Jong in recitations such as Toorts Makes a Match and A Cure for the Neural Pupil Dialogue. Six pupils perform The Empty House and The Banner Bet Made with Bernice Van Maanen Jornelius Van Dooren and Rose Mila Fleck among the vocal pieces. The Community Quartet and solo acts by James Van Doren and others accompany the event with C H Bogaard president and L R Bleck treasurer listed alongside county superintendent Erma L Krout. Refreshments are planned after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel de Jong
eSanett
Pearl de Jong
Gia
Tina
van Teukelom
Grace de Jong
Bernice van Maanen
Jornelius van Dooren
Rose Mila Fleck
James van Doren
Community Quartet
Pane
C.H. Bogaard
L. R. Bleck
Wand Drill
Erma L. Krout
Ounty
The Queer Logic of Hiring a Teacher and a Preacher
A school board hires a teacher and pays a sizable salary to begin classes, but no pupils arrive. the teacher is told it is his job to attract students. A servant finds meals ignored as the family says it is up to her to persuade them to eat, since they supply the house and food. A church hires a preacher, pays a salary, and not many attend, yet it is claimed the preacher must attract congregants.
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Isaac
God
Abraham
Micah
Basil King
Ruskin
Treasury
Abedefghijkimn
William E. Chalmers
Religious Education
Northern Baptist Donation
Chalmers
Victor N. Witter
Miss Brockway
Jesus
J. la Grove
Expositor
Eliot School of Jamaica Plain Chosen as Oldest in U S
Walter K. Putney identifies the Eliot School in Jamaica Plain Boston as the oldest in the United States, founded in 1676 by Rev John Eliot. The narrative traces its growth, land gifts, and the 1831 rebuilt schoolhouse now housing manual training classes and a history of trustees and city cooperation.
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United States
Walter K. Putney
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Mass
Eliot
John Eliot
Jamaica
Pond Road
Fliot
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