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Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

7

Crocheted Hats Dominate Summer Street Style

Summer fashion turns to crocheted hats as women favor comfortable, color rich fabrics across streets and resorts. Hats use wool yarns chenille silk braids and fine wires for shape with crocheted decorations, paired with white skirts, crepes, and airy frocks in bold colors and black white contrasts.

Joyful Rebuilding of God's Temple in Ezra and Haggai

Readings cover Ezra chapters on foundations laid and early worship, with Joshua and Zerubbabel leading. The text notes priests in ceremonial garments, trumpets and cymbals, responsive singing, mingled weeping and joy, and opposition from enemies delaying progress before temple completion and dedication.

God Jerusalem Joshua Zerubbabel David I Chron Solomon Satan Zerubbabels Haggai Zechariah Lord’s Vineyard

Doer of the Work Inspired by Biblical Verse

A reflective note anchors on James 1 25 praising the doer of the work who looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues therein. It emphasizes blessing in deed and faithful action.

James

No Disguise Can Conceal Love

Fragmentary quotation about Rochefoucauld saying love cannot be concealed or feigned where present or absent.

Rochefou

Dont Forget the Sands Steer Your Ships by the Stars

A maritime quotation from Spurgeon warns sailors to rely on celestial navigation while not ignoring shifting sands that threaten coastal routes and ship safety. The line emphasizes prudent seamanship amid navigational challenges.

Spurgeon

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