Last Men Campaign Ends With Six Week Revival Finale
The sixth and last week of Evangelist Bob Jones's Quincy campaign opens today with two major services at the Tabernacle. Afternoon men’s session on “Fire Its Relation to Sin” and a mass meeting at night lead a week of housing prayer and revival, as Jones seeks a whirlwind finish and urges converts to join local churches.
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Tabernacle
Bob Jones
Congregational Church
Eula Chandler
Luther Memorial Church
Loren Jones
Evangelist Jones
St. Louis
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
Evangelist
Jones
Quincy
Doc Richardson Begins Training for New Year Bout
Frank Richardson known as Doc Richardson left last night for Paris Missouri to train for a New Year’s Day fight. He has fought for several years and is regarded as a premier lightweight.
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Frank Richardson
Doc” Richardson
Paris
Richardson
After Education It Is Up to a Young Man to Act
A concise reflection on the responsibility of a educated youth to apply learned knowledge. It emphasizes personal initiative and the moral duty to use education constructively in life and work. The quote implies that knowledge alone does not equal success without action.
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Nce
Gueney
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Jones
Poultry Show and Local Notices Brighten Quincy Day
Poultry show all week draws crowds at the Armory while a steady stream of local items notes memorial services at 3 p.m., land-issues in Liberty, jewelry store displays, hardware ads, and visits by residents and officials. Notables include J. S. Bailey of Green Castle and R. M. Willcox in town, with health updates on Robert Hunt and Dr. H. F. Lafler offering chiropractic care.
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Ellis
H. E. Schmeideskamp
Liberty
Jacob
Freiburg
Helen Blasland
Sapulpa
Okla
Quincy
St. Louis
Gunther Hardware Co
Susie Ryan
Vermont Street
George Simon
Palmyra
I. J. Earel
Riverside
California
Gunther Hardware Company
J. S. Bailey
Green Castle
Mutual Bank
J. R. Moffatt
Bartlett-Wallace Bank
Clayton
Mae Ridder
Evanston
Ill
R. M. Willcox
South Fifteenth Street
Armory
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
James Walker
Brookfield
T. M. Rogers
Spring
Jacob's Jewelry Store
August Meyer
Chicago
Charles Meyer
Snyder
Mas Melzen
Macon
Lena Smith
Broadway
Warfield McMein
Sioux City
Iowa
W. H. McMein
Joseph Ehart
Robert Hunt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Julia N. Seaman
North Eighth Street
Mississippi Valley
Eleventh Street
Ellis’ Memorial Services
Pablik
George Fischer
Modern Iron Works
Rolla Stacey
Dewey School
Twentieth
Vermont Streets
Bissell
Torrington
Sanitary
5Th and
Cedar
John L. Green & Co
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Mark
The
Jones Tabernacle
S. P. Osgood
Sennett and
Scott
I. W. Bingaman
Emil Goetz
H. W. Trueblood
A. H. F. Hertzler
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Hell
le Reek
Reek
Eks
X Club
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
Fifth and
Maine Streets
Hugro
Miller-Helhake Shoe Co
Fern
Uandies
A. L. Brinkman
Fifth ST
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