Jeremiah and Baruch in Judah and the rise of Babylon
The Jeremiah tale recounts a Judean noble and prophet, his scribe Baruch, and Jehoiakim’s puppet rule. It parallels early press censorship with Peter Zenger’s case, noting Jeremiah’s prison, manuscript destruction, and final exile to Egypt amid Jerusalem’s fall.
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Jeremiah
Baruch
Jerusalem
Jehoikim
Judah
Egypt
Babylon
Micaiah
Peter Zenger
New York
B. C
Peter
Rght
Olr
Temple
Classified Ad Copy Fragments from The Herald
Fragmentary ad slogan promising quick results reads like an old classified insert. Text shows stray fragments including Advertisement work for you and references to a newspaper page. No clear person or organization details are extractable.
Assembly of God Services and Meetings in Sikeston
A church notice lists Assembly of God on Matthews Avenue at Warner Street with Rev Gayle Jackson as pastor and W L Thrower as Sunday School superintendent. It details Sunday School at 9 45 with morning service at 11 00, evening service at 7 00, Young People's meetings at 6 00 and 7 30, and Friday prayer meetings at 7 30, plus Tuesday Young People at 7 30. Attendance tables show Sunday schools in Sikeston for July with various denominations and counts.
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Walther League Society
Christ Lutheran Church
Matthews
Sermon Subject by Rev. H. H. Harper at Home
Rev. H. H. Harper conducts services at his residence 618 West Daniel Street each Sunday at 2 30 p m His sermon subject for the coming service will be announced in the notice.
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H. H. Harper
West Daniel Street
Local Births Reported in Missouri Towns
Mr and Mrs Fred McGarity of Essex welcome a son born July 25. Bernard and Mrs Johnson of Sikeston have a daughter born July 26. Gene Robinson and wife of Sikeston welcomed a son on July 26. Junior McCroy and wife of New Madrid have a daughter born July 24. Burley Ledbetter and wife of Canalea report a daughter born July 26. Ww Chapman and wife of Essex celebrate a son born July 27. Charles Husher and wife of Sikeston greet a daughter born July 27.
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Fred McGarity
Essex
Bernard Johnson
Sikeston
Gene Robinson
Junior McCroy
New Madrid
Burley Ledbetter
Canalea
Ww. S. Chapman
Charles Husher
Catholic Church Masses and Holy Day Schedule
The notice lists front and Stoddard Streets assignments for Rev J J O Neill and Rev F B Matyas with Mass times 7:30 and 9:30 on Sundays, daily Mass 7:00 and 8:00, confessions on Saturdays and eves of Holy Days, and Holy Hour hours. It covers Feast days including Circumcision, Ascension, Assumption, All Saints, Immaculate Conception, and Christmas. First Friday Communion at 6:00 a.m. and Confessions before Masses are noted.
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Mary
United States Church Membership Gains Reported
The Christian Herald released a nationwide survey showing a 1947 gain of 3,713,006 in total church membership to 77,386,186, about 55 percent of the population. Protestant groups total 46,149,676. Roman Catholics 25,286,178. Jewish 4,641,000. others non-Protestant. Church of God near Cleveland, Tennessee led with a 16 percent rise, followed by Latter Day Saints at 9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Herald
United States
Religion in Everyday Life from the Minnesota governor urges church attendance
In challenging postwar days the Missouri Council of Churches urges faith as a guide to peace of mind. Luther W. Youngdahl, governor of Minnesota, calls citizens to regularly attend their church to find inner strength and purposeful living.
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Luther W. Youngdahl
State of
Minnesota
School Legislation Explained by Public Relations Officials in Meeting
War ren W. Fuqua of the Missouri Farm Bureau told a Benton audience the current Missouri school law is controversial and should be given time to prove its merits. He urged selecting selfless county committee members and outlined the legislature's six step county plan for reorganizing districts, including elections and state approval procedures.
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Benton
Warren W. Fuqua
Missouri Farm Bureau
Missouri
Fuqua
St. Louis
Kansas City
Farm Bureau
County Board of Education
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the International Sunday School
Wm. Southern Jr
Assembly OF God
Warner St
Gayle Jackson
W.L. Thrower
Christian
Church of the Nazarene
Methodist
Tanner Street Church
Luitheran
Presbyterian Foursquare
North Street
Carol Cowden
E. D. Owen
Bill Hayden
Baptist Training Union
West Trotter Street
J. W. Hoffert
Herman Miller
Church OF God
Tit West
Kendall
L. W. Orader
Home Services
Christian Church
New Madrid Street
R. M. Talbert
Hugh Stewart
ChristianEndeavor
W. C. Critchlow
Vernon Guttenfelder
Earl Weeks
M. G. Joyce
Burt H. Rowe
Bartley Schwegler
Richard Dillender
Lutheran Church
Wakefield
Earl Weis
Herbert Rolf
Church OF Christ South Kingshighway
Harlan Hurd
Sikeston General Hospital
Likeston
J. J. O’neill
F. B. Matyas
A.m
Cleveland, Tenn
Latter Day Saints
Missouri Council of Churches
Scott County
Orville Taylor
I. F. Henry
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