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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
7
Wellington Amherst Oberlin and surrounding locales list Sunday services at Congregational Evangelical Episcopal Baptist and other churches with varied times. morning worship Sunday schools and occasional special events appear for each congregation, with notes on specific pastors and service changes.
A Nebraska church burned in zero morning weather while a crowd watched for two hours as fire alarms summoned hundreds. The speaker urged turning that witness into attendance with a pledge to attend at least one service every Sunday and to kindle a “holy fire” for the church.
A 1996 Chronicle Telegram note discusses choosing age appropriate worship songs for junior and primary church departments. It lists hymnals and programs by Baldwie Crandall Bers Danielson Conart and suggests criteria to select familiar, appropriate songs that fit voices and reinforce religious education.
Sunday School discussion questions on Josephs slavery Genesis 59 1 35 for June 13 prompts on success through God s help and integrity. Questions cover overcoming homesickness handling false accusations and pursuing honest paths in adversity. Also includes a prayer asking for guidance to live honestly and pure in all circumstances.
The newest fashion features bright, dainty dresses with varied fabrics. Designers emphasize distinctive textiles and styles, showcasing color, cut, and finish in a lively display.
Kipton Community Church lists services for Sunday with Philip H. Harding leading. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m and the morning service follows at 11:00 a m.
A compact note collects brief moral maxims and quotes from Carl Yoder and others on doubt, destiny, perseverance, character, and commerce. It contrasts virtue with despair, costly wisdom from historical figures, and the link between customer goodwill and service quality.
Article by G. H. Dix discusses how a child’s character hinges on will training and parental responsibility. It notes three guiding principles from the book Child Study to aid parents in shaping the child’s will.
An excerpt recalls Joseph as the favorite son of Jacob, his brothers jealousy, and their plot to kill him. They sold him to traders heading to Egypt where Potiphar bought him. Jehovah blessed Joseph, making him prosper as a trusted overseer, guiding his rise from slave to efficient leader.
An archaic religious reflection on Joseph's integrity in Potiphar's house and prison. It notes his moral steadfastness, divine guidance, and ultimate vindication as God remains with him despite misfortune and falsehood.
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South elected no new bishops and created a committee to pursue unity with the Episcopal Church while voting to reduce the secrecy of the leadership. The Episcopal Church in America reports it is debt free after years of deficits covered by special gifts.
The text outlines three developmental stages for a child's will: command when the child first understands, co operation as commands gain meaning, and self discipline at the age of discretion. Parents should guide silently, encouraging self direction and self control.
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