Baraca Class Gives $1000 To Missions In Dallas
Ida Clyde Clarke notes a Baraca Sunday school at First Baptist Dallas donates $1,000 to missions. Dr John R Motts reflections stress reliance on God's power rather than more native workers, urging immigrant youth involvement and the idea of a "great brotherhood" among associations.
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Missions
Ida Clyde Clarke
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Texas
John R. Mott
Pers
God
Evangelistic Challenge in Japan Highlights Urban Rural Gap
A statement by Mrs. A. W. Wilson notes about 80 percent of Japan's population in rural districts and 20 percent in cities, with 96 percent of rural residents in unworked areas. The piece stresses a vast task for Christianization, requiring renewed humility and consecration, and cites the YMCA's global outreach on ships and in ports to aid mission work.
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Japan
Thinking Black author recalls Feast of Memories in jungle
Dan Crawford recounts a heathen village chief proposing a Feast of Memories and, with Crawford, leading a makeshift Lord’s Supper. They used a battered box and a mug, arguing vessels become holy through reverent use. He urges sending old communion vessels to mission churches.
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Dan Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Bible Shipments Surge for Central America Canal Labor Force
The canal zone grows in world and Bible affairs. Rev. J. A. Dunkum oversees Central American distribution and has pressed for more Bibles. Since June 1 shipments reach 5,643 volumes valued at 1,009 dollars, mainly English Bibles sought by Jamaica canal workers, with Spanish Chinese and French versions also present.
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Canal Zone
J. A. Dunkum
Central America
Generous Chinese church boosts aid with per capitas
A report notes the Chinese church raised about 250 dollars per person through modest means. Most contributors earned five to fifteen dollars monthly, with farmers renting land and schoolgirls sacrificing meals to fund the cause. A teacher earning five dollars a month taught Li Hung Chang’s grandsons English for an hour daily, then donated thirty dollars monthly to support a college bound boy for a year.
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Li Hung Chang
School Work in Brazil Progress and Library Growth
In Brazil the college work continues with satisfactory results. Students expanded the library by over 200 books, alongside a steady stream of excellent literature. A visiting patron from Alegrete praised the catalog and mission, saying you make character here. Anderson Weaver, Uruguayana, Brazil.
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Brazil
Price
Little Magazine
Alegrete
Anderson Weaver
Uruguayana
Cuba Breaks the Record Sign for Protesantism in Cuba
Circulation of scriptures rose through nine months to September 30. Amid money scarcity and many lottery ticket sellers, colporteurs and agents of the American Bible Society operate in the country promoting Protestant materials despite obstacles.
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Cuba
Candidates Press Poll Tax Payment Ahead of Key Elections
Anxious campaigners urge voters to pay poll tax as payments lag behind last year. With a senior state race on April 6 between Underwood and Hobson and major state and county offices on ballot, sheriffs and road commissioners join appeals before Saturday night January 321 to close books.
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Underwood
Hobson
Supreme Court
White House Couple Returns to Washington
The White House bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, returned to the White House this evening, accompanied by Mrs. Sayre's elder sister Miss Margaret Wilson.
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White House
Washington
International News Service
Francis B. Sayre
Bible Society’s Cuba Scripture Push Sets Record
The Bible Society and local pastors distributed more than 23 000 Scriptures with the year expected to exceed 30 000, a new circulation record in Cuba. S A Neblett from Santa Clara states the word of God is not bound.
Revival Turns Students Toward Ministry at Local Church
Presiding Elder Lea led a two week revival for students, resulting in a daily class of fifteen young men for study and prayer. Two graduates teaching in non mission schools with good salaries have chosen to enter the ministry. W B Nance Soochow University China.
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Presiding Elder
Lea
W. B. Nance
Soochow University
China
Sunday Rest and Missionary Work Across Regions
The piece notes China designating Sunday as a day of rest without endorsing Christianity. It details the American Bible Society’s 1876 Brazil agency distributing 785000 Gospels mostly in Portuguese, with 57000 by nine colporteurs to 350 towns last year. It lists Asian populations in California and a Ping Yang church attendance claim, and mentions Mexican women earning about fifteen cents daily.
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China
The
American Bible Society
Brazil
Brazilian
Brazil Exports Boost US Trade Power in Year
The United States is Brazil's top customer buying 112 million dollars of exports in one year. In the canal zone 7000 Americans live there including women and children, with about 27000 laborers. three quarters are West Indian Black workers and the rest Spaniards and Italians.
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United States
Brazil
Canal Zone
Where to Worship Baptist in Mobile Churches
A list of Baptist and Presbyterian churches in Mobile with service times and pastors. First Baptist Church on Government and Jefferson Streets led by Rev John W Phillips. Whistler, Dauphin Way, Northside, Epiphany Anglican and several Presbyterian churches, detailing Sunday schools, sermons, and prayer meetings.
Church Schedules Across Town Include Multiple Services
Broad Street to Whistler churches list Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with evening services at 7:30 p.m. Epworth Leagues meet around 6:30 p.m. Midweek prayer gatherings occur Wednesday evenings.
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Broad Street
S. W. Roberts
L. F. Grube
Epworth League
Toulminville
J. T. Eckford
Christian Church Services and Times
First Christian Church at Government and Dearborn streets led by minister James T Law holds Bible school at 9:30 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Morning subject Jesus the Worshipper Evening Great Before God All are cordially invited Also Church of Christ on Dauphin street invites all to Bible study at 10 a m Subject Life of Paul Preaching and Communion at 11 a m Take Dauphin street car and exit at Weston place.
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Dauphin Way Baptist Church
W. P. Hines
D. D
J. L. Baskin
Eliot
Northside Baptist Church
N. Conception Street
North Conception Street
Broad-street
Fresbyterian Church
Broad and
Selma Streets
South Franklin Street
First Christian Church
Dearborn
James T. Lawson
Jesus
God
Church of Christ
Dauphin Street
Paul
Weston Place
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Hall
St. Emanuel Street
Lutheran Services In Dearborn Street Church
Lutheran Church on Dearborn and St Francis Street led by Pastor H M Hennig offers English service at 8 a m German service at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 15 a m with both language worship disciplines scheduled.
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Lutheran Church
Dearborn
St. Francis Street
H. M. Hennig
Church Services and Schedules For Several Local Parishes
Sunday services listed for First Church of Christ, All Saints, Trinity Church, St. Mark's Toulminville, St. Paul's Whistler, and aWhiskier corner parish. Holy Communion times range 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with morning prayers and sermons, Sunday schools at 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. and confirmations at 7:30 p.m. The Right Rev. C. M. Beckwith to administer confirmation at Trinity Church.
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Trinity
St. Anthony and
Jackson
A. G. Richards
C. M. Beckwith
D. D
Alabama
Toulminville
A. G
Rate Increase Would Be 34 Percent In Alabama
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad petitions to adopt Southern Classification No. 39 in place of Alabama Local Classification No. 2. If approved, it would raise rates by about four percent on average, according to A. J. Parsons, president of Mobile Chamber of Commerce, and R. G. Cobb. Mobile business groups will oppose the change at the Railroad Commission hearing on March 2, after a February 2 date was postponed.
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Southern
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Alabama
A. J. Parsons
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Railroad Commission
No, She Has Not Changed In Wealth Rumor
The reflection notes that even if a woman abruptly gains wealth, friends from her earlier poverty would insist she remains the same person not altered by fortune. It emphasizes enduring character over social ascent.
Ocean Springs Hears Of Orchard Growth And Big Plans
Special to The Item Ocean Springs Miss Jan 24 The sale of a six acre pecan grove for 3000 to a visitor from the North. Holcomb boulevard area yields over 10000 pounds of fancy paper shell pecans this year. The town sees increased plantings of oranges grapefruit and pecans and a rumored 6000 to 15000 acre orchard and truck farm project with northern capitalists. Local plans seek to add Ocean Springs to the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company freight depots ferries schedule.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
C. S. Bell
Holcomb Boulevard
Association of Commerce
Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company
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Parsons
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New Orleans
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